official to ever go to antarctica, and then after he goes to antarctica, he's going a further 980 milesy is going to the south pole to ride out the aftermath of the election next week. does he know something that we don't know? when we got to that news story in today's staff news meeting, the reaction in the room was not what i would have expected. everybody was like, antarctica? take me with you, john kerry! everybody is stressed out about the election. whether you support trump or you support clinton or whether you're the last collar county soccer mom polling cliche in the country, everybody is stressed out. if you're worried your chosen candidate isn't going to win, the best way to alleviate that stress is to act, to do something about it. call the campaign you like. volunteer to phone bank. volunteer for whatever else they want you to do in this last weekend. do that. you will feel better. i don't recommend that you spend the weekend fantasizing about fleeing the country, about running off to antarctica, unless you're john kerry, that's not happening. but might i also suggest spendi

official to ever go to antarctica, and then after he goes to antarctica, he's going a further 980 mileseaking south pole. john kerry is going to the south pole to ride out the aftermath of the election next week. does he know something that we don't know? when we got to that news story in today's staff news meeting, the reaction in the room was not what i would have expected. everybody was like, antarctica? take me with you, john kerry! everybody is stressed out about the election. whether you support trump or you support clinton or whether you're the last collar county soccer mom polling cliche in the country, everybody is stressed out. if you're worried your chosen candidate isn't going to win, the best way to alleviate that stress is to act, to do something about it. call the campaign you like. volunteer to phone bank. volunteer for whatever else they want you to do in this last weekend. do that. you will feel better. i don't recommend that you spend the weekend fantasizing about fleeing the country, about running off to antarctica, unless you're john kerry, that's not happening. but

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now secretary of state john kerry arrived in antarctica this morning. he is the highest ranking u.s. official to visit antarctica, and plans to visit the south pole, as well. during his two-day trip kerry will talk to scientists about climate change. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning" defense secretary ash carter. i'm anne-marie greene. this is the "cbs morning news." it only takes a second for an everyday item to become dangerous. new tide pods child guard pack. helps keep your laundry pacs safe and your child safer. align, press and unzip. i'm terrible at golf. he is. but i'd like to keep being terrible at golf for as long as i can. new patented ensure enlive has hmb plus 20 grams of protein to help rebuild muscle. for the strength and energy to do what you love. new ensure enlive. always be you. but there's so much more to it. here's how benefiber? works. inside us are trillions of good microflora that support digestive health. the prebiotic fiber in benefiber? >>> here's another look at this morning's top stories. demonstratio

. >>> secretary of state john kerry makes a historic trip to antarctica, becoming the highest ranking american official to visit the frozen continent. it was another step efforts to make climate change a focus of american diplomacy. kerry will speak to scientists about the impact of climate change in antarctica during his two-day trip there. once he leaves, he will give a speech at the global climate conference in morocco next week. >>> a train carrying flammable liquid derails this morning in minnesota. this turned out to be a real problem. multiple cars derailed. one of them carrying liquid petroleum gas. that derailment prompted a fortunately, nobody injured. that train was headed from st. paul to nebraska. the cause of the derailment, they're still trying to figure that out. >>> a mother in missouri is upset, saying a teacher hit her son on the head with an ipad. the teacher even documented her own actions when she wrote that she "bopped him on the head with an ipad" on monday. you see the son there showing how the hit went down. her report says the fifth grader marcus was actuall

. >> kerry will be in antarctica to survey the effects of climate change. john kerry is the first secretary of state and the most senior u.s. official to visit antarctica and the first to visit all seven continents. >> later on today, ever wonder see how legitimate pet psychics are really are. >> maybe they could have predicted the presidential election. >> i don't think anyone could have predicted. >> with the trump election bounce on wall street, we have a staggering start to what they're calling their singles day sale. landon dowdy is going to fill us in on those stories. >> that's right. good morning to you both. the floor of the new york stock exchange is an incredibly patriotic place. today at honor otveterans day, trading will cease for a moment of silence to remember those who fell in battle while serving our country. after that, the pursuit of money will be paramount. traders looking to beat yesterday's all-time high on the dow, which ripped to 18,808. the nasdaq ended down just a little to 52.08. meanwhile, it's singles day, as you mentioned, in c

at that time it was of 0% bigger than antarctica. gases deplete oozone. last year's hole was the fourth biggest on record. >> translator: ozone depleting substances in the atmosphere have been gradually decreasing. the agency will keep monitoring the ozone hole because it could get larger again in the future. >> one aim is to reduce the hole to pre-1980 levels, but u.n. experts estimate it will take until the second half of this century. >>> could make or break their careers. people across the country pulled together to encourage them and help them concentrate. got some rousing encouragement from friends and relatives. about 600,000 high school seniors and graduates will face a test that will likely decide their options for colleges and professions. >> translator: i'll try to stay calm and do my best, as usual. >> police gave rise to examinies who were running late. they banned aircraft from taking off and landing during the listening portion of an english paper. some parents appealed to a higher power. they headed to a buddhist temple in seoul to pray th

>> to antarctica? that's the only continent i've not been too. >> that's the only place i do not want to go. i hate being cold. >> that's because cool is literal and figurative. >> i hate being cold. i would cheer you on if you went. go norah. >> come on. just in your lifetime you don't want to see it? >> nope. >> i'll go. i'm with you. >> okay, you two go. let me know how it is. coming up in this half hour, fox news anchor megyn kelly reveals in new memoirs she opens up about her doubled relationship with president-elect donald trump and an early look at the book we learn about the threat she says that trump made over her coverage. >> plus the company behind the controversial dakota access oil pipeline is cheering donald trump's election victory. ahead only on "cbs this morning," we hear from the ceo on why he thinks the trump administration will help the project overcome protests. >> time to show you morning's headlines. "usa today" reports struggling retailer macy's is now considering a major redeve

he's in antarctica for a trip and the frozen continent. >> you want to go? >> antarctica? the only continent i haven't been to. >> that's the only place i do not want to go. i hate being cold. hate it. >> figurative. >> yeah. i hate being cold. >> yes. >> i would cheer you on, if you went. go, norah. >> come on. just in your lifetime, don't i'm with ya. i'll go. >>> welcome back to cbs "this morning." coming up in this half hour, megyn kelly from fox news opens up about her troubled relationship with president-elect donald trump's in an early look at her book, the threat trump made over her coverage. >>> plus, the company behind the controversial dakota oil pipeline is cheering donald trump's election victory. ahead, we hear from the ceo why he ts administration will help project, overcome and protect and overcome those protests. >>> time to show you some of this morning's headlines. "usa today" reports that struggling retailer macy's is now considering a major redevelopment plan. it would involve roughly 50 key stores. macy's said its partnering with a private investment

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kerry landed in antarctica. early today for a two-day trip. he's meeting with scientists to talk about climate change. >> illinois congressman who resigned after being accused of lavish spending, face as wide-ranging federal indictment. the indictment accuses government job, aaron schock. he spent thousands of dollars redecorating his capitol hill office to look like downton abbey. we've got a warning now. to anybody that shops online with a cell phone or tablet. cybersecurity experts say there's been an explosion of fake apps designed by scammers, and they are hoping to steal your credit card or personal information. how can you tell i for us. >> just in time for holiday shopping, scammers are suddenly infiltrating the app store. posing as legitimate retailers to lure unsuspecting victims into giving up their credit card and personal information. it may appear to be a real app from dillard's, pandora, payless or puma. but those are a few companies that have been targeted. >> there's more fake apps before. >> he runs his own legitimate app dev

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. >> nancy: antarctica has a high-profile guest today. secretary of state john kerry is there for a two-day trip. about the impact of climate change on the frozen continent. he is the highest ranking american official to visit antarctica. firefighters battling a blaze along a california highway. a track or the-trailer caught fire and the flames then spread to nearby trees and brush. the fire has spread about an acre. and about a dozen firefighters are currently working to put it out. so far no, injuries have been reported. >> nancy: still ahead, famous artwork selling for big bucks. a look at items david bowie auction. >> sarah: an emotional tribute to a lost friend. why he waited 14 years to make it happen. >> reporter: your veteran's day looks dry. will those dry conditions stick around for the weekend? i'll take a look after the >> sarah: dozens of pieces by david bowie sole at auction for millions of dlarps. one went for $8 million. >> it gets a low estimate of $8 million pounds. we made nearly $25 million >> sarah: the auction was th

first today secretary of state john kerry became the highest ranking american official to visit antarctica. he's mng climate change during the two day visit. kerri and his pilots spent much of the time in the cockpit of the cargo plane chatting with the pilots. >>> this afternoon we are saluting veterans and if you would like to help our area military families have a more festive thanksgiving this year please call our wusa 9uso (202)895-5560. your donations will buy holiday food baskets and what a great way to say thank you for your service. speaking of appreciation we would like to salute one maryland veteran who can't seem to stay away from the troops. his name is john and despite his experiences in vietnam he says if he could he would wear the army uniform again and join his brothers and sisters on the battle field. >> you know i really don't talk to him about my experience as a >> what part of this great country are you from? >> i had spent over 27 years in the military myself. >> how about you. >> retired as an army sergeant major and having worked my way up through the ranks and serv

kerry says there's a risk that much of antarctica's ice will eventually flow into the ocean raising sea levels world wide. kerry is the highest-ranking american official to visit that area. >>> when we come back, it sounded like a great deal. to give customers premium channels at a discounted price. well it turns out it was a scam. fox 13's consumer reporter will discuss it and how it could cost twenty four meals under four dollars! just like in 1934! four dollars was a lot in those days. that can't be right. no, i was there! back then, you not only got to choose from 24 meals under four dollars, you also got a shave, a shoeshine and a new suit. used to be called "steak 'n shake 'n shave 'n shoeshine 'n suit." they even put it on the sign! 'til it broke. is that a steak 'n shake suit? walter, does this look like a steak 'n shake suit? get 24 meals for under four dollars. for all you friendsgiving hosts, invite who you want, not who you must. serve a turkey, don't serve a turkey. bring classic flaky crescent rolls, or not so classic pizza sticks. and don't forget something sweet, and gol

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it's antarctica. >> they are pretty close to the pole there. >> that's wild. >>> we had quite the dreary day today. >> and tonight kind of ugly and tomorrow. but we've had quiet times in the weather department. and you don't shovel rainfall, that's for sure. an inch on the connecticut shore and a half inch in worcester. and seeing decent totals coming in. and we'll watch the numbers tick up and get another batch of rain tomorrow. here you see the live doppler radar. scattered showers in new hampshire. and same story for northern worcester county. and the heaviest rain is southeastern mass. stretching towards cape cod, steady rain and the islands. and approaching the mid-50s now towards the islands so much warmer in the southeastern corner of the state. many locations from the pike southward will make a run at 60 this evening. we'll start to feel very mild. the cold is persistent across new hampshire. and in far northern to hang on. just kind of the way things go. this is round number one. snow has been coming down at a good clip across the interior of maine. and the next wave is developi

. >>> and now john kerry is the highest ranking america to visit antarcti antarctica. kerry is speaking to scientists about the impact of climate change on the frozen continent and will visit a research station by the south poll. >>> your risk of getting the flu and how sick you feel may depend on the year you were born. researchers say the first type of flu virus you encounter as a child leaves an imprint on your immune system. but you'll be vulnerable to other varieties. people born before 196 were exposed to type one flu viruses and those born after 1968 were exposed to mostly type two viruses. the "action news" team is out working on news stories for tonight at 4:00. alicia vitarelli is here with a preview. >> reporter: coming up today at 4:00, a lot of stories to feel good about, first an honor 70 years in the making. the action cam is in delaware as the family received a high school diploma that the purple heart recipient never had a chance to receive. >> it's a great story there. and don't forget take us you on the go. download the free 6 abc news app and watch

. >> right now secretary of state john kerry is in antarctica. these are new pictures in overnight. he's expected to hear from climate experts on his two-day trip. kerry is the first secretary of state to visit all seven antarctica. >> the man behind the widely recorded song, hallelujah, has died. canadian singer and songwriter leonard cohen was 82. his management team confirmed the news but no details of his death were provided. he remained popular into his 1980s touring as recently as this year releasing a new album last month. a memorial is being planned in los angeles. the bruins put on a show at home for members of the u.s. military. new hampshire's staff recipient, dropped the first puck. didn't look good for the b's. they were down 1-0 but went on to score five unanswered goals. 5-2 the final. >> i am so excited he's back. >> it started off as a normal ended with a family reunion. air force master sergeant jeremy freeman had been deployed for almost seven months to afghanistan afghanistan. his oldest daughter thought that she was going to a pep rally. instead it turned into t

antarctica has a high profile guest.retary of state john kerry bundled up for a two-day trip where he will hear from scientists about the impact of climate change on the frozen continent. kerry is the highest ranking american official to visit an antarcti antarctica. today is veterans day today is the start of a three-day popup display at the veterans memorial building on harts avenue. santa clara university holding an event at noon and 12:45 on campus. walnut creek will hold a ceremony at the learner center for the arts at 11:00. >>> more than 130 restaurant chains are saying thank you to our nation's veterans. i-hop offering free red, white and blue pancakes from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. chilli's apple by's and olive garden are offering special teals. make sure you have your military id or proof of service. anyone can get free admission from the national parks today. >>> the san francisco marin food bank is putting out the call for turkey donations. that food bank will provide more than ten million meals this holiday sea

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this year's theme is called antarctica. it starts this weekend and ends in early january weather permitting. >>> we wouldn't be able to do that with the ice sculptures >> you might want to add them to a nice beverage for yourself. it looks like it's going to be pretty nice out there. don't you know the whole drone thing, the first thing that came to mind is trevor bauer. >> yes, yes! >> being a little kid in disney. >> yeah, the drones. >> how much better does it get than that, right in how about record-setting heat? that's pretty good. mostly clear skies. breezy conditions tonight. you saw it outside earlier. trying to get my hair under control. temps not as cool thanks to southerly breezes. our storm system is wrapped up. as it moves northward, that's going to help to really bring in a lot of warm air. not only that. we have these very warm brisk winds out of the south, and then on the back side of the storm system that's when temperatures are going to start to fall. so first we have record potentials as we get into the d

told africa to go back to africa, sued south america for copy right infringement and banned from antarctica for grab ago penguin. how do you grab a penguin's pussy? only trump with get kicked out of the u.n. look, at this bbc report, they got smuggled into the country. >> four years into the trump regime, construction is still underway on the war. although trump promised a grand structure, so far it just stands four feet tall. still workers remain optimistic. >> things are going great. >> the wall's coming along, mexico's paying for it. well, mr. trump sent them an invoice. same thing. finally someone's in the white house who understands the concerns of white men like me. >> despite trump's promise of a great america, not everything turned out as he hoped even as his staunches supporters are aware. >> if i had to nitpick anything, it would be the total economic collapse. didn't realize white men would be subject to that sort of thing. and who knew supporting the immigrants would mean we would have to build the wall ourselves. >> with the 2020 presidential election quickly approaching, the d

it has been used to explore under the ice in antarctica and at mount everest and in a steamship deep in the lake tahoe. >> the size bloomy away too. isabel mascarenas, 10news, wtsp . >> i think a lot of people want one now. you might think this cool technology would cost thousands of dollars you can get one of these for about $900. >> christmas. >>> absolutely. now i know. when you are looking offshore you go to your gps numbers and now you just throw that thing over good to go. we felt some showers. we talked about it yesterday with a couple sprinkles coming through. it is very light there is some witty enough -- wet enough for the roads. there are a couple showers. let's start in the seven parts of hillsboro county. this sprinkle comes through and that is gone to the east of welcome. the other shower is right across the secondary plan over top of it and this is very light rain moving out of the center area. one already crossed the northern and the sky here comes the second one of the bay. we have a quick sprinkle and there is a chance for another one in a half-hour or so. one littl

you can see how antarctica has changed. >>> low tech the fondue. >> you squirt the liquid cheese on to crackers or chips. a low tech device, no matter how you slice it. >> think of how much everybody is with cheese. is with cheese. >> that's where the ♪i am beautiful in every single way♪ ♪words, can't bring me down♪ >>> we are back a martin's beach near half moon bay, the mercury news report have ended in a stalemate, after nearly two years of negotiations. they have refused to sell more than six acres for public easement. the governor says the chances of the governor says the chances of the commission a's na eminant domain. >>> recent rain, east bay park district says don't eats the mushrooms. the world's most toxic mushrooms, the death cap and western destroying angel. >> that's the name? >> yeah, intense names. terrible consequences. tip for avoiding them, both of them grow near oak trees. eating can result in liver and renal failure if you don't get help right away. >>> happening today, sfo airport director says a big problem with a couple of runways. here is a live look from the s

mexico, antarctica to explore under the ice, people took them to mt. everest, explored a lake. >> last summer he sent his drone into lake tahoe where they found the remains of a steamer ship "the queen of the lake." >> we actually were able to land on a sink in the bathroom, built in the 100s on the shipwreck not seen for 70 years. w >> reporter: we joined stagpole's team on a test run of the new model in monterey bay on california's central coast. what are we going to look for out here? >> right now we are over a place -- >> large white sea anomes found 60 feet down. laura james noticed sick and dying sea stars near her home in seattle and began documenting the devastation. scientists believe tied to climate change. >> when i look at the water i see not just the surface but the murky deep below. i want to know more about it. >> reporter: ben tracy, cbs legend walter cronkite and one >>> this past friday would have been the 100th birthday of walter cronkite. to night we look back at one of the many highlight from his career, coverage of the 1952 presid

in antarctica to explore under the ice.ome people took them to mounted everest to explore one of the highest altitude lakes in the world. >> last summer he hadn't sent his drone into lake tahoe where they found the remains of a steamer ship known as the queen of the lake. >> we tully were able to land on the sink in this bathroom whrl in the 1820st in a ship wreck not seen for 70 years. that was just awesome. >> reporter: we joined stackpole's team on a test run of the new mod elevator in montd ray bay on california's central coast. >> so what are we going to look for out here? >> so right now we are over a place called the metridium fields. >> they are large quite see anemones found about 60 feet down. while using her drone in 2014, laura james noticed sick and dying sea stars in her home near see at e8. she began documenting the devastation, scientists believe it's tied to climate change. >> when i look at the water i see not just the surface but the murky deep below. and i want to foa more about it. >> reporter: ben trac

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