. >>> when we come back here this evening, how annie leibovitz answers the question, what kind of camera should i buy? >>> if you were with us here for "rock center" last night, you saw our conversation with annie leibovitz talking about her beautiful new book of photography. in a conversation we had to shorten, by the way, due to last night's breaking news. and here's the part you didn't hear her saying, her surprising answer to what she tells people who want to know what kind of camera they should buy. >> it's an interesting time, it's a great time because of the iphone. and the whole ability to just use -- i mean, that is the snapshot camera of today. it really -- i'm still learning how to use mine here, but -- see there you go. >> oh, boy. >> it's great. it's a pencil, it's a pen, it's a notebook. i can't tell you how many times people show me their children. it's the wallet with the family pictures in it, it's so accessible and easy. >> what an interesting answer from the modern master of photography, annie leibovitz here on "rock center" with us last night. >>> how many of the form

if they are breathing and you shake annie and she says "go away, i'm sleeping here" you don't have to move her. how much blood do you have? about 6-liters and how much of the red fluid would it take to soak the front of my shirt? not much and one of the little lobes in the bottom here, half an ounce would coat my shirt an if i were to take this and pore it out on the wooden flee floor make a mess and all over the place and difficult to gi gauge blood loss by what you are looking at and there is an emotional component to it and this is a lot of blood and ble bleeding control and pressure and elevation and pressure poi point. to stop bleeding you put direct pressure on the wound. then you do direct pressure and elevation and then you do direc pressure and elevation and a pressure point. direct pressure on the wound an dressing goes on it and a bandage holding it in place. oh my gosh the dress acknowledges soaked through and what do i do? take it off and throw it away? no. put another one on top and hold tighter and get a good grip on it and if you elevate the affe affected part it will

annie leibovitz is probably the best-known photographer of our era.er portraits of the famous and notorious have been icons of our time. ever sips her work started appearing in "rolling stone" magazine in the early '70s. if you can survive as a rock tour photographer, you can survive anything. for her new book "pilgrimage" she's turned a bit more inward shooting places that have special meaning to her during a rough patch in her life. annie, welcome back. >> thank you, brian. >> it's great to see you again. starting with the cover photo which is an achingly beautiful photo of niagara falls, what was this pilgrimage this journey, for and about and where did you go? what were these touch stones that you wanted to hit? >> i think i was having sort of a rough time and went up to niagara falls with my children. as we walked out to the falls, they -- i was watching them skip over and they just were mesmerized and i said what are they looking at? and i walked over to them and stood behind them and took that picture. it's really always been about content, bri

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everywhere you look, there are deals to be had, 20, 30, even 50% off. >> annie, thank you. get back and get away from those crowds. >>> even the 2011 presidential campaign is heating it. president obama's stories offering a 10% discounts. and mitt romney offers a riew upon. >>> the dep sit super committee failed this week. now, congress is about to try to pick up the pieces. >> the old battle lines may emerge as congress reey merge from last week. >> the official christmas tree arrived at the white house later today. maybe some holiday spirit won't to washington at the same time. the mood on capitol hill is one of shock right now. >> reporter: shock because, without little fanfare, the once herled congressional super committee collapsed in failure this week,al to make plans in baby debts. payroll taxes go up, unemployment benefits are curtailed, doctors fees go up. but after getting the turkey, there is a chance now for washington to rethink of all of this? >> they're going to get stopped at the supermarket and gas station and people will recognize them and put a bug in the

>>> thanks annie. >>> new at 6:00 tonight. republican presidential hopeful america says he knows another woman is about to come forward, this one accusing him of an extramarital affair. an interview on cnn in the last two hours. cain says he knows the woman, thought she was his friend. he says her accusation is baseless. coming up tonight, and frankly, i can't wait either. >>> wow. a lot to talk about. >>> but first, still ahead, in this half hour, the captain and the coach who got them to 200 wins faster than anyone else in nhl history, to bring back a local legend. topper? >> reporter: no record today. here are the official numbers at national. 71 and 51. our averages again are 53 and 37. record high today 74. record low 15. we'll come back and talk about when the averages are going to return and when you need your umbrella. >>> up next. the watergate one of the tenants is ready to shut its doors [ female announcer ] more people are using wireless devices... in more ways than ever. and our networks are getting crowded. but i

anny hong is following this story from our satellite center. anny, i understand the suspect in this case is a state department federal agent? >> reporter: yes, he is, lesli. in fact, his name is christopher dedee from arlington, virginia, but now protests are heating up after he was released from jail following the shooting and killing of a man over the weekend. >> you've got to be infuriated by this. >> reporter: nearly 70 people protested in honolulu late tuesday remembering the 23-year- old man shot to death inside this mcdonald's in waikiki early saturday morning. state department special agent chris dede is accused of fatally shooting him during a confrontation in a famous tourist district. dedee was in waikiki to provide protection for dignitaries. >> reporter: an attorney for the family said monday that he was unarmed and questions whether or not the shooting was a random act. >> if you have a group of people including this agent at a bar or a club, what's the likelihood of all of them winding up at this mcdonald's shortly after that bef

anny. >>> and we have your forecast coming up.-day outlook, including a look at your weekend forecast. we'll have your weather after the break. >>> a python not named monte swallows a 76-pound deer whole. we'll open up the weird news file. that's coming up. what is that? it's you! it's me? alright emma, i know it's not your favorite but it's time for your medicine, okay? you ready? one, two, three. [ both ] ♪ emma, emma bo-bemma ♪ banana-fana-fo-femma ♪ fee-fi-fo-femma ♪ em-ma very good sweety, how do you feel? good. yeah? you did a really good job, okay? let's go back to drawing. >>> all right, this is just weird. see that car? it crashed into a fire hydrant in san diego when the water pressure was so strong, the car teetering up there in the air. a whole lot of cleanup. a little flooding in the neighborhood. what caused the crash? we don't know. >> no idea. >> no idea. let's talk weather because again, really rough weekend. week has been smooth sailing so far. >> a lot of folks are liking this. snow in october a little early. we

some weeks ago, when ann and kathy and annie and others approached our office about this impending doom that the state was imposing on us, we were reminded of what we did in our budget, working closely with the board of supervisors. i want to thank these relationship that the mayor has with the board. i see supervisor avalos is here. thank you, supervisor of a los, for being here. [cheers and applause] i.t. supervisor mar here. thank you. i know supervisor kim is registered and has her staff here, but she does not feel well. but they give farmers than for being here today. i think there may be other supervisors who want to join with you to tell sacramento, stopped making bad decisions. [cheers and applause] you know, this decision that they made to eliminate adult day care not only eliminates in valuable services to a vulnerable population of our city, but it puts added pressure on working families. parents, sons, and daughters who are trying to get to work and need the center is open for the people that they care about. so they can have an income to afford the things that they need to

in 1978 she won an oscar for her role in "annie hall."rk times" once called her "a kind of hippy katharine hepburn. an old time leading lady from an age when she said they didn't do t.v." the eat jack nicholson says of keaton "she's one of the most idiosyncratic interesting people i know." here is a look... she'll love this, qnt wait for her toee this. here's aontage of some of her work. >> i didn't want your son, michael! i wouldn't bring another one of your sons into this world! it was an abortion, michael! it was a son! a son and i had it killed. >> you playery well. >> oh, yeah, so do you! oh, god, what a dumb thing to say, right? i mean, you say you pla well and right away i have to say you play well. oh... oh! god, annie. well... oh, well. lam dee da. i wish you would. i wish you'd get angry so we could get it out in the open. >> i don't get angry, okay? i have a tendency to internalize. i can't express anger. that's one of the problems i have. a grow a tumor inste. >> well, i told you that i was trouble from the beginning, from whe

anny? >> andrea, we're talking about another spectacular day. mild conditions continue for your saturday. here is your saturday wakeup weather. temperatures will be cold starting out at 6:00 but clear. 8:00, 35 to 45 degrees. 10:00, plenty of sun. we'll talk about how warm it gets where you live, coming up. >>> lyndon johnson was president, the beatles played their first ever united states concert here in washington and a young man from youngstown, ohio, began his career with the d.c. police department. a career that as matt jablow tells us, is still going strong. >> monday morning, orientation. >> sergeant buddy smallwood remembers his first day on the job like it was yesterday. >> then tuesday, we went to the range and qualified with a pistol. >> in fact, it was 17,291 days ago. >> sometimes, time slips by you but it slipped by me more than i wanted it to. >> currently the longest serving member of the metropolitan police department, the now 672-year-old -- the now 72-year-old smallwood joined nypd in 1964. >> young and slim, still playing bal

we'll have an update from annie in just a few minutes. u.s. bow tannic gardens is open to the public for the holiday ?n. it's one of the area's largest indoor decorated trees and a model train exhibit. >>> anyone out there wants some extra money for your holiday shopping, all you have to do is claim it. it's cash from forgotten bank accounts, safe-deposit boxes and even relatives. we have the most up-to-date list of those names on the rosters. let's begin in virginia. these names on the list. now, let's go over to d.c. in maryland. >> if you didn't hear your name, there are still thousands more of our claim your cash lists. see if you made the cut. log on to our website, wusa9.com, and look on our consumer page. still haven't called your name. >> i could use the cash, especially with the holiday shopping weekend upon us. >> yeah, spend ago lot out there. >> and it's wild though for those holiday shoppers. did you go outside today? >> not a lot of sun, but it was warm. >> it was warm. 68 in downtown. we'll take these 60s, especially as we're he

i'm anny hong at the white house.military families and kids also took part in this special day. follow wusa9 on twitter at wusa9 and at facebook at facebook.com/wusa9. twitter, facebook, and wusa9. >>> two, one, go. >> the performers will not be the only thing different at this year's national christmas tree lighting. we have the black eyed peas, big time rush and rodney atkins. some of the acts. but they'll be also lighting a brand-new tree after the original one blew over during a wind storm back in february. topper will be down tomorrow and we'll have live coverage starting on 9news now at 5:00. >> the holidays now officially underway inside the white house. >> that's right. first lady michelle obama and special guests got to preview the highly anticipated holiday decorations. anny hong shows us the highlights. >> this year's theme at the white house this holiday season is shine, give, share. also a lot of local military kids got to meet mrs. obama and make decorations. >> this is one of my favorite times of the ye

that was anny hong reporting.e'll get the latest on that nba stalemate in new york city. >> a local principal is $25,000 richer tonight. osbourne park high school principal won an educator award. hundreds of teaches and principals across the country. beach is originally from england. he began teaching in the united states in 2001 and became principal last year. >> coming up on 9news now, a deer in headlights meets a friendly officer. >> but up next, why did the wild turkey cross the road? to attack the motorcycle rider, of course. and don't forget, we're always on at wusa9.com. stay with us. we'll be right back. >>> caught on tape, when wild turkeys attack. here's something you don't see every day. it's two turkeys out for a particular biker. once a week, dan brown says the turkeys stalk him outside a california office complex and recently he brought along his buddy to video tape the whole thing. turkeys are coming after him. you ate my brother, frank. you ate my cousin, joe. >> they get closer and closer and they

and the annies of spartanburg, south carolina, got their guns. the county saw a big run on firearms permits and purchases. >> over the last 15-16 hours i have had 16 women that have signed up to come through the class over the next two weeks. >> judge jeanine: critics immediately condemned the sheriff but we wanted to give him a chance to explain. sheriff chuck wright joins us now. good evening, sheriff. why did you say that? >> because i meant it. >> judge jeanine: okay. and you believe that if a woman is about to be raped she has the right to shoot and kill her rapist? >> if the state you live in allows you to have a concealed weapons permit i say you should arm yourself if that is what you choose to do. i'm tired of looking at people and looking at victims and telling them we have had people in our custody over 20 times and can't do anything about people who attack them like animals. i'm tired of our justice system being broken. >> judge jeanine: how long have you been a sheriff? >> i have been a sheriff for eight years. >> judge jeanine: and

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annie yu has the story. >> reporter: on this gorgeous thanksgiving day, hundreds of parents, teachers, studentsened alumnae packed the stands to watch coolidge high take it to the field against dunbar but the players weren't the only attraction on the field. cool imhigh's head coach natalie randolph made headlines when she was first hired. she was believed to be the only current female football coach in the nation and only the third woman to ever hold such a position. randolph is making news once again. coach randolph's players are the new kids to the 42nd an annual turkey bowl. that honor has many coolidge supporters thrilled. >> i am so proud of my team. >> so far, so good. >> reporter: over the past two seasons, randolph has had to work hard in bonding with the plays are. many would say she has been quite successful. >> she is a very well grounded human being. she is a coach but she is also a teacher and a have mature person who knows how to work with wides and those are the qualities you -- work with the kids and those are qualities you want to see. >> reporter: dealing with stere

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. >> reporter: and annie hall says this is the kind of weather that feels more like thanksgiving.y since she is from san diego. alia silva from farther south, mexico. he described the mountain climate as paradise. >> mexico is very hot. we need the opposite climate. it's beautiful today. it's wonderful. >> reporter: this is rob mcmillan for abc news. >> rob, that means everything. >> i have a beautiful, like, ski suit, with really nice hat and gloves. you have got to look the part. >> you are such a girl. no one cares about the outfit. no one cares about the outfit. >> look at your outfit. >> normal goggles. >> see how big the goggles are. >> can't see the body cast i'm in. the good part. >> the outfit is very important. >> women in their ski outfits. whatever. we'll be back. in. the good part. >> the outfit is very important. >> women in their ski outfits. whatever. we'll be back. hd3 >>> just so much fun here on "world news now." as we approach -- this late hour. >> the last story. okay. >> out of "the huffington post" kids wreaking havoc on homes with a bag of flour. check this

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. >> all right, annie is with the children's center, annie, the funds raised p by the sell of miraclees really go to a lot of different things right? >> right, absolutely. as the doctor says there are so many things that make the hospital better just by the funs that these ties bring. >> we thank you very much. thong you thank you all for coming this morning, thanks for the ties we appreciate it. we want to give them a plug. by the way you can buy these ties on line. is that right, right? >> yeah. >> -- nationwide, ray you can come over. come over for a second. this guy stands in the background all the time and he is a great guy. you guys do a great job. you can buy these ties all over the country now. >> all over the country through the direct connect internet and get them in the local stores and especially kennelworth. >> they are 69 bucks and i got to tell you they are fabulous ties and everywhere i go when i wear the miracle tie, people ask me where did i get it. that is how -- that is how strong they are. >> they started calling me in september wanting to know when they are comin

i didn't know that afscme had even gone to see "annie" but it's very interesting. >> i think that showsous ads like that one for the next year. >> well, bob franken, jonathan capehart, thanks for your time. >> you have something quickly, bob, while we go. >> i'm waiting for the speech from newt gingrich proposing sweatshops. >> stay tuned. >> it's coming, mark my words. >> coming up, you won't believe what some conservatives are saying about that shocking pepper spray video out of california. >> pepper spray, that just burns your eyes, right? >> it's a derivative of actual pepper. it's a food product essentially. >> folks, they are on the wrong side of this one. also, scott walker tries and fails to clean up his record. we'll be right back. [ fema le announcer ] introducing crest complete whitening plus deep clean. you feel it working, so you know it's working. and that means you're good to go, for whatever the day brings. new crest complete. unlike ordinary toothpaste, you feel a deeper clean. it's a signal that tells you your whole mouth is clean. you're also protected. because most o

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annie chung, please come on up. >> mayor, thank you for including us in today's press conference. i read the "reader's digest" for december. they went around 16 countries and asked people one question. the question is whether the holidays are joyous or stressful. is where the united states placed? in the bottom two. -- guess where the united states placed? in the bottom two. at the top was philippines. india was at the bottom with 79%. the united states was close at 82%. thank you for giving out this message of hope today. under your leadership, this is going to change. we're going to make sure that all sentences against a field stressful or sad during the holidays will be able to get something they wanted this year or for their families. there will be enough gifts for them. it is because you are stepping up. you are asking san francisco to join you and give more this season. we serve 35,000 seniors a year. like everyone else, the line is getting longer. our funding is diminishing. in october, seven adult day care centers were threatened to be closed by the state. mayor, you stepp

you play single moms, annie and nikki let's say raising difficult teenage daughters.ell us about it? >> yeah. we're raising difficult teenage daughters, but really that's kind of every teenage daughter. >> right. >> it's very rare that you find any teenager, boy or girl, that isn't in hormone hell and putting their parents through that. but this is a show, katie likes to say it's like laverne and shirley with kids. it really is. it's a show about the relationship between our two characters and us trying to raise, we're both single moms, divorced, trying to raise our daughters and give them everything we never had and the experiences we never had, because we were not exactly the most popular growing up. >> yes. my character was over 300 pounds, very bad skin, concrete teeth. >> her character was raised in the military lockdown family, bible thumping, no pop culture references and dressed like a sister wife growing up. >> oh. >> i'm the cool one in our relationship, which is not saying much, really. >> we're both trying to make it and trying to do everything we can to g

they took care of her. >> let's bring out our next pooch, annie mae, olympic swimmer natalie coughlinrong dog. >> when she walks she pulls so you need somebody who is strong and one who walks with her and gives her a lot of exercise. >> you want a good place for her to run. >> shes aa calm temperament, though. >> good thing natalie had some muscles with her. >> next dog with michael phelps, penelo penelope, your favorite of the day. >> the kanahula mix. >> penelope is only 9 months old, she'll grow a little bit but she's easily trained, we get her to crawl on the floor, she sits and she just has the swe sweetest eyes, sweetest look. >> what kind of family would she be good for? >> any family. >> she's very mellow. michael, seems like a real mesh here. >> we may have found a love right there, michael. thank you so much. finally wve got kane, jean chatzky has kane. >> west highland terrier. >> we've never had one on before, he would be good in a home with older kids and probably with no other dogs right now. >> why is that? >> he's dominant. >> he's dominant, and he's got a lot of energ

>> we will talk about our canine companions who give back by serving in iraq or helping veterans, anniens us now with more details and special guests. >> hey, tony and alison i don't think many people realize how important and outstanding military dogs are to our military and helpful to disabled vets, i am being joined by a couple friends dr. robin dancer, and debbie candle, owner of bino and diane wet sell, owner of sage. thank you being here. i want to begin with you doctor, they are just among a few being honored later on capitol hill tell us how and why and how you selected these dogs. >> well, america selected these heros these are heros on both ends of the leash 2011 american humane association launched american hero dog awards, dogs who did very special and extraordinary things that really changed people's lives these two cases we had dogs who have served in iraq one of these wonderful hero dogs served at the pentagon after 9/11. >> sage. >>> so americans nominated and then we had eight final lists at american humane association, flew to los angeles for the inaugural hero dog awa

. >>> and of course, we all remember annie hall, right, especially the outfits?ck, trendier than ever. we will show you how you can pull off the latest styles. >> not to be confused with the andy hall look. wearing women's clothing. >>> then in today's kitchen, spicing up your dinner with a new take on steak. using a sword fish steak. we're going to show you how easy it is to do at home. but first jenna wolfe has a preview of this weekend. >> yeah, we're talking about the big penn state scandal. the investigation is growing with new questions about the alleged sex abuse and the shocking cover-up charges that have stunned the country. we'll have the latest on that. and then up and away. we're going to take you to the macy's studio, where the thanksgiving-day parade floats and balloons come to life. it's really an amazing place. i even had a chance to go inside one of the balloons. >> wow. >> one word, helium! >> very good. nice. >> that's the word. and speaking of turkey day, we'll announce the winners of our stuffing contest. all that and more this weekend on "to

and i thought of the memories that i had when i work with annie chung and george davis and so many other individuals, and i said, no, we're not going to vote to cut that. so i became the only senator in the state of california on the democratic side that said, no, we're not going to cut the service. and that is my commitment to you. and i will tell you, and i will tell you, that there is no better program than the adult day health. the reason why i know that is that the governor said, do not worry about it. we're going to cut the program. but we're going to find an alternative. well, guess what, there is no alternative. this program has worked for years and years and decades. so this program is the very, very best to provide help for our seniors. we should not have cut that program. we need to fund that, and we have to give it more money. the more money that we give you, the more money that we give you, the more money that we give you, it saves the state of california and this city and county of san francisco a lot more. that is why this program is important. so we will continue that fig

. >> reporter: anny laughingly rejects comparisons to gi jane.lf the bem who apply are accepted. >> these -- women are a cut above the rest of the army >> reporter: the women know there are skeptics >> we're definitely going to be prepared to pull our weight, to be part of the team >> reporter: it's training both the brain and their braun. they move hundreds of pounds weights, and work as a team to solve problems. it's politically delicate. women are not allowed to serve in front line combat units. so these women, heavily armed will only go into compounds after they're secured by assault teams. >> the women that are on raids, they're not deliberately part of the direct action raid. they are there to help mitigate following the raid. >> reporter: it's an effort to ease resentment afghans feel when troops raid their villages. it means offering help to villagers but still searching women for weapons new recruits know the dangers. there is no cute front line. just last month, ashley blight, and two male soldiers were killed during what the army descr

"annie" hits the stage. the sun's going to come up. >> tomorrow. >>> now here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. she sold more than 20 million albums, so who bloknow what tay swift might accomplish. swift was named the entertainer of the year. only the second woman to win the award twice, joining country legend barbara mandrell. >>> elsewhere, piers morgan announced he's leaving "america's got talent" to concentrate on his struggling cnn show. >>> oscar winner morgan freeman will soon pick up more hardware. a lifetime achievement award at the next golden globes. >>> and finally, speaking of the oscars, on the day after his friend director bret ratner resigned as producer of next year's telecast, eddie murphy has dropped out as host. after the soft opening of "tower heist" last weekend and now quitting as oscar host, bloggers are wonder figure his mega-star days are over. this was supposed to be his comeback. resurfaces as a loyal star. >> you got to respect the loyalty. his friend.

thank you, annie. >>> thank you for joining us for this abbreviated version of 9 news now at 6:00.bs evening news" at 6:00 and see you at 7:00. >> tonight, the black friday gamble. retailers open their doors earlier than ever. but will it pay off? elaine quijano and michelle miller take a look. egypt at the cross roads. the biggest protest yet, just days before a pivotal election. plus, the latest on those american students jailed in cairo. elizabetha

community members in a show about an orphan girl who runs away to find a better life and finds it at "annie." at the twin cities stage. >>> now here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. she sold more than 20 million albums by 21, so who knows what more is in store for taylor swift. for the second time, swift was named the entertainer of the year. only the second woman to win the award twice, joining country legend barbara mandrell. >>> elsewhere, piers morgan announced he's leaving "america's got talent" to concentrate on his struggling cnn show. >>> oscar winner morgan freeman will soon pick up more hardware. a lifetime achievement award at the next golden globes. >>> and finally in oscar news, a day after his friend, director bret ratner, resigned as producer of next year's telecast, eddie murphy has dropped out as host. after the soft opening of "tower heist" last weekend and now quitting as oscar host, bloggers are wildly speculating murphy's days as a mega-star may be over. he was hoping this would be his comeback. >> no, he's going to be an icon for all the ro