but beavers do other things and the dam of a beaver and this was my contribution to dam up the beaver is part of his phenotype because in exactly the same way as genes survived because of their effects on the body of the vehicle in which they ride in special cases like beaver dams genes survived by virtue of their effects on the dam which is not part of the beaver's body and is not something that they ride inside that nevertheless is phenotypic effects in the same way as the tale of the beaver or the whiskers of the beaver is phenotypic effects. so any animal artifact, a bird's nest, a spider's web, a beaver dam a termite mound is all regarded as extended phenotypes. that was the first step in the argument of the extended phenotype. then i generalized it to say well in the same way as the beaver dam or that cap this house. canada's flies are fairly nondescript that fly about about. their larvae built for themselves little houses out of stones or out of sticks or little tiny snail shells and a cement them together and they make a beautiful little house in which the larva lives. so it's

you know, when you eat beaver, you understand that it's beaver. >> martin, along with an encyclopedicchment to the music of celine dion, is a big believer in honoring history and tradition. if you still trap beavers, you should, if at all possible, cook them and eat them, not just strip them of their pelts. and as incredible as it might seem, you can cook beaver really, really well. beaver tail, on the other hand, is not actually beaver at all, rather, a quick spoon-bred type of thing that in our case goes somewhat awry during an inadvertent inferno. [ laughter ] ♪ >> with the sauce, it almost looks like chocolate, so rich looking, huh? >> i love it when it's like that. some people don't put too much blood, but i like when it's very thick. >> wow. it's absolutely delicious. >> yeah, it is. i wasn't joking. >> it tastes like chicken. [ laughter ] no, it doesn't take like chicken at all. >> this is your first time? >> yeah. >> ah, wow! that's something. i think you almost eat everything, huh? >> yeah, at this point, you know, animals see me and like oh -- >> no, no. >> not that guy. the

but beavers do other things and the dam of a beaver and this was my contribution to dam up the beaver is part of his phenotype because in exactly the same way as genes survived because of their effects on the body of the vehicle in which they ride in special cases like beaver dams genes survived by virtue of their effects on the dam which is not part of the beaver's body and is not something that they ride inside that nevertheless is phenotypic effects in the same way as the tale of the beaver or the whiskers of the beaver is phenotypic effects. so any animal artifact, a bird's nest, a spider's web, a beaver dam a termite mound is all regarded as extended phenotypes. that was the first step in the argument of the extended phenotype. then i generalized it to say well in the same way as the beaver dam or that cap this house. canada's flies are fairly nondescript that fly about about. their larvae built for themselves little houses out of stones or out of sticks or little tiny snail shells and a cement them together and they make a beautiful little house in which the larva lives. so it's

call a beaver. controlling water is what beavers have been doing for thousands of years.does it better. every beaver family is dedicated to the job -- excavating... logging... building channels and dams. they build whole landscapes for hundreds of other creatures. woman: in 2002, we had the worst drought on record. the only places where we had water was where we had beaver. narrator: so after we nearly eliminated them, some very interesting people are working to bring them back. i am a hairdresser, honey.

beaver moons and what did you call that icy stuff?> graupel. >> earlier this afternoon. >> cold air moving in. of course, we saw snow flurries in the pocono mountains, and that graupel across parts of our area. basically ice crystals freezing with some super cooled water droplets but they call it the beaver moon because the beavers typically build lodges before the cold air settles in and take a look at what's happening right now. that cold air is definitely headed in our direct. 30 degrees in the pocono mountains. 36 in lancaster. we have 38 already in wilmington as well as the atlantic city international airport. the temperatures are dropping because those winds that were so gusty earlier in the day, they are diminishing overnight and you can see tomorrow morning, we're looking at winds only gusting to five, maybe 10 miles per hour. so the bottom line, cold overnight. look at the numbers. upper 20s in the suburbs. 34 degrees in the city. so, of course, bundle up. it's cuddle weather and coming up we'll talk about a roller coaster ri

this is a beaver, a dead beaver. it is -- you can see it's pigtail and there is two webbed feet and a dot on it because it has been killed. there is a lightning bolt coming out of its mouth. that is it so leaving its body. its energy. this is a group of for trappers that were ambushed right near here and this was in 1823. seven of them were killed in that ambush. 23 of them got away. seven of these for trappers were killed and they took all their pelts. we do not know for sure if that is what this illustrates but it is interesting to note that when they built main street in billingsley blow up this big rock and this rock was called indian rock because it had some of the same petroglyphs or carvings of the images that you see here. when they blow up this rock emma behind it, they found seven skulls which may be the seven people that were killed in that ambush in 1823. that image fell and is now in the visitor center. it was painted up there approximately 2145 years before, you have a 2000-year-old hurtle. you have a m

moon and full beaver moon and americans can set traps to make sure beaver pelts keep them warm throughed a jacket tonight. 42 in philadelphia. currently allentown 36. trenton 40. millville 38 and wilmington 37. wind chill factor feels 32 allentown and 31 wilmington. poconos which saw a few snow showers today wind chill is 6. satellite 6 along with action radar showing we had some of the lake effect showers even a little bit of small hail here or there. some snow in poconos. now the clouds clearing out very nicely. high pressure taking control and this will bring us a decent day after a very cold night. the lowest temperature so far this season 36. monday morning wheeling colder than that. tomorrow morning 36. millville down to 28. reading 28, allentown dropping down to 26 degrees. if you have associating games tomorrow morning or races you definitely want to bundle up. by the afternoon, with good amount of sunshine. temperatures warm up to 52. still it will be cool day. not feeling quite as harsh as today since winds won't be nearly as strong and cold front moves through on saturday ni

this is a beaver, a dead beaver. it is -- you can see its big tail and there is two webbed feet and a dot on it because it has been killed. there is a lightning bolt coming out of its mouth. that is its soul leaving its body. its energy. this is a group of fur trappers that were ambushed right near here and this was in 1823. seven of them were killed in that ambush. 23 of them got away. seven of these for trappers were killed and they took all their pelts. we do not know for sure if that is what this illustrates but it is interesting to note that when they built main street in billings, they blew up this big rock and this rock was called indian rock because it had some of the same petroglyphs or carvings of the images that you see here. when they blew up this rock behind it they found seven skulls which may be the seven people that were killed in that ambush in 1823. that's where the turtle used to sit. that image fell and is now in the visitor center.

the notion that you needed to know the landscape like the back of your hand to figure out where the beavers were and where the buffalo weren't all that kind of thing makes sense. you gave the labor of native women to process all those furs and many many native men to get them back to civilization. but there's this whole world of these mixed-race people who have education in the white world and cultural values and experience in the indian world. they are really negotiators between all this. they are great businesspeople. they are sea captains. they are teamsters, you know any part of the business you can imagine these people are doing it. suddenly that's not possible anymore. really the interest is ownership of property and citizenship. and once agriculture begins to replace things like the fur trade is the main business than then this issue of who is allowed access to this american landscape really becomes a big deal. native people begin to get shut out and this question about these mixed-race people, are they white, are they native? what are they? one of the things i'm working on now and i

tyrone ward, beavers go up 21-37. l lasko puts it away.to a bust-off in eugene. marietta keeps throwing the reid option here. that's 14-3. second quarter, oregon up 24-6. kevin hogan fired it at four tds on the night for marcus. ducks went big. 45-16 your final. >> looking to pass around colorado state. first coa d. hart inside handoff. six yards, game tied at 7. a botched fake field goal by the rams. 89 yards for the touchdown. fourth longest running school history. under six minutes to go in the half. it's now 14-10. 7-yard touchdown, colorado state up 17-14. rams give it to hart. he's in and they on to win 38-31. >> we knew they were going to be a tough opponent. we were all excited about the game and we said it would take us four quarters or more. the emotions were just to never quit and we continued to play our best, continued to grind through it, continued to get through the ups and the downs. >> now that the giants have clinched their third world series in the past five years, it's time to get back to business with some key free age

the cab of count dracula with 20 lithographs inside and lined with beaver fur. really special. >> let's move on to the print shop. >> ok. the core of what we do is making things. this is an example. this is a print project that will be a fund-raiser for the contemporary music players. we decided to put it in the portfolio so you could either frame at or have it on your bookshelf. >> so nonprofits can come to you, not just visual are nonprofits, but just nonprofits can come to you, and you will produce prints for them to sell, and the profits, they can keep. >> the return on investment is usually four times to 10 times the amount of investment. this is for the bio reserve in mexico, and this is one of the artists we represent. >> you also make prints for the artists that you represent. over here are some large prints by a phenomenal artist. >> he writes these beautiful things. anyone who has told you paradise is a book of rules is -- has only appeared through the windows. this is from all over coffee. we are contract printers for all kinds of organizations all ac

today at beaver dam stadium they started a rivalry with penn state. the players got into it right from the get-go. you have got to love the intensity. the terps refusing to shake the hands of the nittany lions players. haley coughs up the ball. that turned out to be the play of the game. maryland cashed in. later on they are down two points. br br craddock. that put maryland on top with less than a minute to go. penn state trying to drive down the field. fourth and one. they need this to keep the drive alive. they can't get it. maryland with the win, 20-19. >> our kids mayed their tails off, gave it everything they have. i am so proud for the state of maryland, for all the players that came so close. it don't get any better than this. >> we are going to enjoy this ride home. let the rivalry begin. >> congrats to the terps. west virginia hosting number seven tcu. mountaineers up six. defense making plays. he gets stripped of the ball. he recovers and returns it 35 yards for the score. mountaineers up 27-14. it all came up to to this, the 37 yard attemp

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today that changed at beaver dam stadium. james franklin was the smallest part of the story line today. the teams ran out and players got into it right away. digs made contact with an official here. he could have be ejec for this but received only a penalty. this one was on fire before the game started. pick it up in the fourth quarter penn state up six returning a kick off. grant haley fumbles the ball. alex twain recovers, huge play for maryland and they are back in it. a few plays later wes brown punches it in from one yard out. maryland up 17-16. after a field goal penn state nd kicker. lead. brad cradick, 19 straight field goals, 20 would give the terps the lead with 1:00 to go. maryland is on top 20-19. fourth and one, last chance for pennd to move the chains. they can't do it. maryland, they become bowl eligible with the win. they ignite a new big ten rivalry. >> our kids just hung in there. they played their tails off, gave it everything they have. i am so proud for the state of maryland and for all of the players tha

dealing with ucla -- sonny dikes adapted his preparation for the beavers. >> more traditional offensee of a pro style, go fast, they huddle, a little bit more of a traditional type offense. going to play with some tight end, fullbacks, different personnel packages. >> a set of twins celebrating their 90th birthday at the colorado-washington game in boulder. shaq thompson takes the pitch. cuts back, 174-yard rushing, second quarter, huskies strike again. 20-17 colorado. washington steps on the gas in the second. huskies up eight. pettis, fields the punt, cuts outside, gets a few blocks. 80 yards for the second touchdown. washington wins on the road, beating colorado 38-23. they improve to 6-3. in mortgage bantown no halloween hangover for mountain mountaineereers. they scored first. 23 yards, mountaineers up 7-0. but the horned frogs fought back. in the fourth, the game-winner? splits the uprights. tcu dodges the upset, winning 31-30. in jacksonville-the-florida gators could shake up the sec with an upset of georgia. 7-0 georgia but the gators not holding back the fake field goal in th

and you were wandering around. >> the story is that mike beaver was walking through the old executive office building and saw reporter and said, what are you doing there. the reporter said to my going to interview somebody. where is your escort? i don't have one. i have a pass. within two days that practice ended. they shut down the old executive office building. >> there was a time when they were putting theater seats in because it used to be all big couches and arm chairs. >> in the briefing room. >> brown leather couches. then they put the theater seats in. it was september of 1981 when we were moved into the temporary press room. and i remember, you know, we all were worried that they were never going to let us get back into the main building and we'd never be able to see people coming in and out, which never happened. but we would just wander back and forth. and head back over to the eob and up to the fourth floor. i remember the day sadat was killed. it was september 1981.

we'll explain why fans could be turned away from beaver stadium. steak & eggs. steak & eggs!s? steak & eggs. boom. dunkin's angus steak and egg sandwich is oven-toasted and made with angus beef. make today a steak & egg day. america runs on dunkin'. >>> at 6:23. a new attraction. a grand opening for the raufman institute ice rink. the ceremony starts at noon and the rink will remain open to the public through the endof february. >>> penn state football is scrambling to accommodate fans after more than 100 tickets for saturday's game against temple were stolen. according to the "patriot times" 115 tickets were swiped from temple's allotment. the nittany lions warn anyone trying to get into beaver stadium using one of those tickets would not be allowed in. if you purchased any of the tickets that were stolen, go to our website and we have a link there and a phone number where you can call to resolve the issue. >>> good morning, just got word of an accident on the pennsylvania turnpike westbound as you approach valley forge. two lanes are blocked and you can expect to see a litt

seen a dr with so many people being here thank you for coit for that public progress i live only beaver street one block away it's a special street it's a height street it was a claim mine where they made bricks in the 1800s i think that's what my history lesson tells me i have a hard time reconciling this against public policy from the dna i know the dr recommend take drs for code compliant projects it goes against the policy i'm reading in the housing element and you know the neighborhood the average unit t is 15 hundred square feet my house is 13 hundred plus i refinance here we have knocking down an affordable house from $1.5 million we've cabin over this ground and building two very, very large luxury units 2 thousand of hundred and 2 thousand 6 hundred at 12 hud's hundreds a square feet and 2.8 open is conservative size it's a speculative project you're going to be to be where little cable cars climb halfway to the stars affordable housing and someone said we're destroying the fabric of the neighborhood this project did not go on the street mr. aluminum a lot of our clients are mo

i said thursday nothing but a maple sucking moose hum purrs and bunch of beaver stroking ice holes. but now i know that you are steely-i'd snowballed john wu diving. but tonight i'm going to do something, i'm going to do the most canadian thing i can imagine and say i am sorry. no, no, no. i'm more than that. i'm sore-y. i know in your language means both hello and good-bye. [laughter] and to make amends to all resident of canadia for everything i ever said i will now sing your national anthem. [crowd cheering] please rise for someone else's national anthem. oh canada, our home and native land. true patriot love, in all thy son's command, oh canada. and the way you look tonight. th what's in your hamburger? i've read that there's horsemeat in your food. what is really in your beef? is the beef 100%? your all beef patties, are they all beef? what is actually in the hamburgers? and starting each day with a delicious bowl of heart healthy llogg's raisin bran. how's your cereal? sweet! tastes like winning. how would you know what winning tastes like? invest in your heart health, with ke

. >> it comes after police in beaver creek, ohio, shot and killed a 22-year-old man in walmart as he carried a pellet gone he got from the gun shelves. they're now proposing a law that imposes tougher restrictions on replica guns. but they clearly mark those guns with orange indicators and they can be easily painted to look like real weapons. >> cleveland police say they have a video what happens, but they're not sure that they'll release it. a grand jury could decide the officer who shots the boy was justified in using force against him. tony, city officials say they're prepared to handle any unrest that might result from the shooting. they've had plans in place since the shooting in ferguson in case the unrest there spread to cleveland. >> thank you. a newly uncovered advance spy program had been monitoring private companies, governments since 2008. the cyber security firm symanex. said it's purpose is unclear but region, as it's called, was developed by region state. >> on sunday security firm symantec revealed a piece of malware that is obviously a surveillance ploy. we know that

the shipping company donated the boeing 727 to the beaver creek school district. the 41-year-old aircraft has outlived its usefulness in the skies so now it will be transform into a place where sunts can get hands on experience in engineering and technology. >> that is where we need to be. because when they are involved, hands on it's real life experiences. not only is it meaningful but they see what they learn. >> that is a great donation there. the jet will be used working to turn it from a flying jet blew science and math and technology classroom. it will take about two years. >>> coming up next in our 5:00 hour, it is day three for berkeley students protesting a tuition hike. coming up in eight minutes the action they say has to take place in order for them to stand down. >> the hottest and fastest cars are coming to the bay area this weekend and getting a sneak peek at them as well. alex savidge who gets all the fun stories this week we will take it inside san francisco's moscone center be preparations are getting under way. >> we are looking at a decent comm

maryland's first win ever at beaver stadium. here is their coach about that pregame disrespect. >> that's not the way we want our kids to be before the game. i apologize. it was not orchestrated or choreographed. the emotions -- you don't know how much emotion was in this game for us. these kids wanted this bad. they came out and did everything they could to get it. god bless them. i'll tell you what, we're going to enjoy the ride home. you know what, let the rivalry begin. >> penn state 4-4. temple they are 5-3. should be a real interesting matchup at happy valley. owls a big upset today hosting east carolina team. take a look at ecu allen's fumble. young recovers and goes 63 yards for the touchdown. temple would win this game with 135 yards on offense. they were outgained 428 to 135 but pirates fumble five times. this one leads to a kenny harper touchdown. the owls win 20-10. their first win over a ranked team in 16 years. coach rule thanks a temple legend for his help. >> coach cheney came in and talked to us, told us how to

i said thursday nothing but a maple sucking moose hum purrs and bunch of beaver stroking ice holes. but now i know that you are steely-i'd snowballed john wu diving. but tonight i'm going to do something, i'm going to do the most canadian thing i can imagine and say i am sorry. no, no, no. i'm more than that. i'm sore-y. i know in your language means both hello and good-bye. [laughter] and to make amends to all resident of canadia for everything i ever said i will now sing your national anthem. [crowd cheering] please rise for someone else's national anthem. oh canada, our home and native land. true patriot love, in all thy son's command, oh canada. and the way you look tonight. and the way you look tonight. [rock and roll music] ♪ it's part of a hershey's bar. we break it. we bite it. we sneak it. we smoosh it. we savor it. we love it. hershey's is mine, yours, our chocolate. wow! [ narrator ] on a mission to get richard to his campbell's chunky soup. it's new chunky beer-n-cheese with beef and bacon soup. i love it. and mama loves you. ♪ there are more reasons than ever why now is

maryland's first win ever at beaver stadium. here's their coach about that pregame handshake diss. >> that's not the way we want our kids to be before the game. i apologize. you know what? let the rivalry begin. >> the rivalry is on. temple pulling off their first upset over a ranked team in 16 years. the owls partying like it's 1998. let's go to link. east carolina's allen fumbles here, so tavon young returns it 63 yards. temple would win the game with only 135 yards on offense. in fact, east carolina had 428 yards, but the pirates with five fumbles. kenny harper, touchdown for the owls, and temple wins 20-10. congratulations to the owls. big win. villanova. john robertson leading them into action. third quarter, tied at 3-3. a five-yard touchdown. but nova misses the extra point, so they're only up 9-3 and that comes back to haunt them. less than two minutes later, michael rocco scores and they get the extra point. so nova loses a tough one 10-9. their seven-game win streak is over. penn lost and delaware won. i'm john clark w

. >>> beaver stadium right up kate's alley four to 5-inches of snow happy valley in anticipation forenn state's final home game against number 10 michigan state. nittany lions are bowl eligible this year. they're six and five on the 10 play. we'll be >> got a story you would like us to investigate? e-mail your ideas to i-team at cbs3.com. >> ♪ >> and just like that, the hearts and the excitement level just so, so high. star wars fans across the world got their first look today at star wars episode seven, the force awakened. the trailer rolled out this morning. the youtube version already has more than 4 million views. the force awakens hits theater next december 2015. it marks the return of ford fisher

somebody stole 115 tickets for visitor section of beaver stadium. if you have one of them you will not be allowed into the game. if you think you bought a stolen ticket we set up a link at nbc10.com where you can find out how to resolve the issue before kickoff. >>> caught on camera, vandalizing a philadelphia park. police say these two teenagers causeds much as $30,000 in damage at venice island park. this happened last saturday morning. you can see one of the suspects kicking and breaking the led light on the lawn and then pulled the rope lighting from the handrails of the stairs. if you recognize either of these teens police would reich you to give them a call. >>> more troubling news in the atlantic city casino crisis. the date is now set for the trump taj mahal to close its doors. yesterday the owners of the taj announced they will shut down on december 12th. in earlier reports we told you that the owners had been threatening to close if its main union did not drop an appeal of a court ordered savings package. the bankrupt taj mahal will be the

today, the beaver has been replaced by cigarettes. tax-free gasoline and the hope you will get rich at the casino. 1819, after the war of 1812, red jacket echoed this. all the promises made by one president are handed down to the next. a little foolish in that thinking. we expect to comply with our engagements. we have persistently said this despite the french and indian war and the revolutionary war and the war of 1812. we have said we will still try to uphold our covenant chain relationships with the united states. you have heard our treaty with the united states. here is the wampum belt to confirm that treaty. red jacket was standing there in 1819 holding the george washington covenant belt. this holds our hands together. here is the parchment, also had the written paper. you know the contents. i will not open it. the tree of friendship is decaying. the symbol of our relationship is starting to fall. it says it is falling fast and it is your fault. what are you going to do about it? are you going to let it crash and destroy centuri

the nittany lions are warning that anyone trying to get into beaver stadium using one of those tickets will not be allowed in. if you purchased any of the tickets that were stolen, you can go to our website. there we have a link to a phone number that you can call to resolve the issue. >>> at west virginia university officials have suspended all activities at campus affiliated fraternities and sororities. the 18-year-old is now in critical condition. last week the school suspended a different fraternity after pledges got into a street brawl. all greek activities are on hold at west virginia during investigations of those incidents. >>> well, the cost of a college degree is increasing, according to the college board. the average cost of tuition room and board at a four-year school has risen to $19,000 a year. >>> hard to believe, but thanksgiving is less than two weeks away. it's a little easier to believe now with the snow we had last night. looks like more americans will be traveling this year for their turkey dinner than they did last year. a survey by the trip adviser website found

according to "the news journal," it will be located along route 202 and beaver valley in brandywine hundred, and it would include three classroom buildings. work on the first building is expected to begin in 18 months. 19,000 students have been enrolled there and it's one of the fastest growing non-profit universities. >>> cape may county now, where wildwoods' iconic welcome sign is getting a makeover. starting today, the 7-year-old landmark located on the boardwalk at rio grande avenue will be refurbished and resurfaced. the logo will remain visible throughout the project. the front letters will be removed first, followed by the background letters. the project is expected to take two weeks to complete. >>> and on to bridgeton, cumberland county now, where a new mural is paying tribute to factory workers. officials there will dedicate the three-story mural on friday. it's on the side of the riverwalk senior apartments. that building was once a factory. philadelphia artist cesar sezaros is behind the project. can't wait to see it when it's complete. hopefully, we'll get some video of that fo

according to "the news journal," it would be located along route 202 in beaver valley and brandywinedings. work is expected to begin in 18 months. about 19,000 students are enrolled at the school, ranked as one of the fastest growing non-profit universities. ♪ >>> yeah, some mummers music there. they were on hand to help the eye institute of salas university look out for kids event yesterday in elkins park. that event began in 2007 and raises money to make sure local schoolchildren get vision screenings, eye exams and glasses that they need to succeed. >>> philanthropist bill gates says he wants to end malaria in his lifetime and will give more money toward that goal. it's part of his broader fight against tropical diseases. the microsoft co-founder said his bill and melinda gates foundation would increase its malaria program budget by 30% to more than $200 million a year. malaria's spread by mosquitos and is a leading killer of children, especially in africa. gates also has committed $50 million to fighting ebola. >>> a new study is shedding some light on baby talk. >> more specific

beaver a stadium covered in snow and ice. it's senior day it will be special considering these players have been through the sandusky scandal the sanctions a lot of coaches. >> we want the them to leave here on a positive note. it's magnified knowing everything they've been through, but these are hard, you spend so much time together as a family, and that's why the post season is important because it keeps the family together. >> penn state and 9th ranked michigan state on 6abc this afternoon at 3:30. the sixers trying to avoid their worse start in team history later tonight against dallas. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski have a good day. we gdid he help pick it out?er. no, he's a cat. is this mine? that one's for alice. but she doesn't know it yet. why not? mom says she's still cooking. capture your memories with hallmark keepsakes ornaments. >> breaking news a two-alarm fire erupts inside a south jersey car dealership. >> search efforts resume this morning for a west chester university student who went missing while celeb

>> they used to call me the beaver, because i was just washing every single day.egetable, they make you carry all the boxes from the market. >> 14. you can't do that anymore, can you? >> i don't think you can make him work 12 hours a day and pay him maybe a buck a month. >> ah, the good old days. >> yeah, well. >> why lyon? why here? look at the fundamentals, the things that lyonnaise think of as birthrights. the right, for instance, to eat delicious cured pork in unimaginably delicious formed. >> the art of charcuterie, lyonnaise can't live without it. >> pate, sausages, it's an art that's revered here and widely enjoyed. [ speaking french ] >> few names garner more respect from aficionados of pig than reynaud. [ speaking french ] >> 20 ton of saucisson just inside this room. the holiday are coming and they're going mad with production of saucisson. >> in a relentlessly cold room, pork shoulder, belly and back are fed in batches through a vertical chopper. the sprinkling of seasoning and spices. removed in large balls of finely but not too finely chopped leek. yo

even the most eager beaver among us with a long list of amendments that were good for the country, maybe ten or 12, around noon on thursday, you would be down to two or one by midnight on thursday. it was amazing how consent would be reached when fatigue set in. all it took was for the leader, the majority leader, who is in charge of the agenda, to say look, this is important, there is bipartisan support for this, it came out of committee, we want to have an open amendment process, but we want to finish this week. and we can finish on thursday afternoon or thursday night or friday morning. i mean, we almost never get worn out around here. whatever happened to the fatigue factor to bring things to a close? amendments voluntarily go away. but important ones still got offered. and everybody feels like they have got a chance to be involved in the process, no matter which side of the aisle they are on. this is thick effective on bills that have come out of committee with bipartisan support so there is an interest actually in passing it. we almost never do that anymore. almost never. on those

beaver stadium covered in snow and ice.ore the 3:30 kickoff senior day will be special considering players have been through the sandusky scandal and sanks and whole lot of coaching changes it's hard you spend so much time together it keeps the family together. >> john not happy against 8th ranked virginia. lasalle without a basket first 6 ranked virginia. lasalle without a basket first 6 minutes of the families lined up front street to meet fun loving character including philly phanatic and everyone we were waiting for an old time fire truck. >> and the big man in red suits was down at the jersey shore tonight. santa greeted lots of them sea isle city. sang songs to the crowd and lit the town's christmas tree up. >> cecily tynan here with a final look at the weather. leaching high of 40 and mid 50s sunday warming up. >> can't wait for that. >> thank you, cecily. finally a mayfair resident celebrated 100 years of life today. anne schaffer was surrounded at the cottage banquet facility in northeast philadelphia. it included

beavers go up 41-37.-yard touchdown, 188 yards and 3tds on the night. bears roll. >>> and his team ran into a buzz saw in eugene. hit charles, and 7-0 oregon. the pass. 42-yard touchdown, ducks up 14-3. second quarter oregon up 24-6. stopped just shy of the end zone but he punches it in. next play, stanford down. the seven yards. 4tds on the night, ducks win big, 45-16 your final. >>> to the tank. great place for a daddy-daughter date night. islanders paying a visit on the attack. he cuts to the net. blast it had home. islanders up. sharks night back on the power play. behind the net, but it is gathered, puts it in and game tied at one. stayed that way until the third. finds logan couture. he knocks it in. then finds james sheppard. blasts it in. sharks return home with the 3-1 victory. >>> and raiders up in seattle and 49ers hosting the rams. have a great day. >>> next, the lucky ticket. where the ticket was bought in the bay area that's worth more the bay area that's worth more than $600,000.phone.t liv

. >> beaver creek police officer stormed the wal-mart and shot and killed a 22-year-old. >> when police rushed crawford, he was walking through the aisles carrying an air rifle, and was on the phone talking to his mother. >> i heard him struggling to breathe. that gargling noise with blood or whatever. i heard him crying. i heard the police officers >> reporter: last year 13-year-old was shot and killed by a police officer who mistubing his pellet gun for a real rifle. the incident sparked protests over the return of the deputy back to duty, igniting action. this fall, california governor jerry brown signed a law for bb and other fake guns to be marked with fluorescent colours. it's not clear whether those regulations would have saved tamir rice in cleveland. >> when officers arrived they told the 12-year-old to raise his hand. >> the officers ordered him to show his hands and to drop the weapon, and the young man pulled the weapon out and that's when the officer fired. >> rice was shot in the torso, hospital. >> there's no telling that a cleveland police officer wants to go out and sho

beavers go up 41-37.the 15-yard touchdown, 188 yards and 3 tds on the night. bears roll. 45-31. the stanford head coach said it best, his team ran into a buzz saw in eugene. 7-0 oregon. the pass. 42-yard touchdown, ducks up 14-3. second quarter oregon up 24-6. stopped just shy of the end zone but he punches it in. next play. stanford down 24-13. second rushing td. the seven yards. 4 tds on the night, ducks win big, 45-16 your final. >>> to the tank. great place for a daddy-daughter date night. islanders paying a visit on the attack. he cuts to the net. blasted it home. islanders up. sharks fight back on the power play. behind the net, but it is gathered, puts it in and game tied at one. stayed that way until the third. justin braun finds logan couture. he knocks it in. they lead. then finds james sheppard. blasts it in. sharks return home with the 3-1 victory. 49ers hosting the rams and raiders up in seattle. i'll have all of that for you at five. i'm mike shumann. have a great day. >> the 49ers at levi s

he was attacked back in september in the middle of a beaver swamp. attack lasted a pretty long time as the bear left came back and then went away three times trying to get him. luckily johnson did have knife in his hand at the time of the attack. he says that saved his life. >> grabbed on to this one at the end when it saw the knife was in this hand and broke the -- broke the bone in my hand here and that hand just went kind of li limp. >> a long recovery he has. he says he's just grateful to be alive. >>> and two boys were rescued from a huge snow pile. now talking about a horrifying experience of being buried. the boys were trapped when all of a sudden a plow came by and unknowingly buried those children inside a snow fort. fox's arthur chin has their incredible story of survival. >> reporter: they got half a foot snow up here on wednesday when two boys dug a hole in embankment over here to play in but being on the edge of a parking lot a snowplow came through not seeing them started moving foot after foot of snow on top burying the boys below unab

>> they're the beavers. want them to change because -- you know, it's a college in pennsylvania. >> oh, boy. >> i see. so look. >> i'm a big fan of the pac four. >> it would be one thing if the lady athletes felt offended and the argument is that the male teams, it's solely the name volunteer and if a lady is an at legality, they have ton a lady volunteer. but if they aren't asking for this, why is the newspaper deciding this? >> it's a good question. everybody relax. i'm talking about these people. >> i digress. how do you differentiate? do you say of the -- you don't say women, ladies, females. what do you say? >> wig ladies. i'm with you, sandra. speaking of ladies, what's hotter than a guy in a plaid shirt and a beard? add an ax and whoa, nellie. lumber sexual. it's a thing and you need to know. people with type 2 diabetes come from all walks of life. if you have high blood sugar, ask your doctor about farxiga. it's a different kind of medicine that works by removing some sugar from your body. along with

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