he called me beth. he was on staff at the clinic in salinas. didn't last long. nick, do you really think i could kill someone? i never even met johnny boz. and nilson-- what motive would i have to kill nilson? you should get that lock fixed. she's evil! she's brilliant! did i scare you? i wanted to surprise you. what's wrong? i found lisa hoberman. oh, you did? what's she doing? oh, you're not going to tell me what she's doing. i thought we were done playing games. i did, too. she said you got it backwards, you even styled your hair like she did. and you believed her? i had to go down to the campus police and file a report about her. i suppose you still think i kill people, too, right? no. liar. ah. here we go. huh. kind of. there was a report about a lisa hoberman, january 1980, but it's out of here. who's got it? one of your guys. nilson. you know him? yeah. thanks a lot. tell him to bring it back. he's had it a whole year. you don't know what was in that report. catherine told me. if she's telling you the truth. if beth killed johnny boz to frame catherine, s

we unveiled the beth troutman sandwich. we brought a ton in. i paid ike another visit because now he's unveiled a poster that goes along with the sandwich. this is going up in all 17 of ike's current locations, including in his brand-new location that opened in westwood, california, right near the campus of ucla. i got to sign one. he's making copies of the poster and hanging it up. they are looking to open up new locations in seattle, boston, new orleans. they are trying to open up all kinds of ike's sandwiches. >> people are going to be munching on beth troutman sandwiches nationwide. >> i teamed up with the united food bank. for every beth troutman sandwich sold they are donating $2 to the united food bank. >> that is awesome. >> did ike mention how well your sandwich is selling? one of the top requests. >> while i was in there i was standing under my poster saying, hey, you should order this sandwich we ended up raising enough for 70 some meals in the half hour, 45 minutes i was there. >> they're good. >> one of our editors jake was there.

beth? >> well, i agree that the level of unhappiness was not just directed -- it was largely directed at president obama and democrats but also people did express unhappiness with the republican party even though you saw them winning the it was interesting some of the comments by former r.n.c. chairman haley bar bourment it wasn't just a victory lap -- for some of these folks. they said we know they've given us the reins but it isn't them embracing us either gwen: that's not what reince priebus said. >> no, he's the cheerleader for the party. he has to have a different tone the gwen: so the impatience from the elect orate. we're not getting that from the white house. we're getting don't worry about it, we're going to forge ahead. >> the day after the election, he didn't come out hat in hand, didn't -- was not chastened. he knew if he did that would welcome the slogan for a long time. he said look, he interpreted the election as we need to work together as opposed to the voters don't like wh

beth behrs. musical guest tove lo. and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 157. >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's a hot crowd right there, buddy. great new york city crowd. welcome. thank you so much. welcome to "the tonight show," everybody. [ cheers and applause ] thank you. that's what i'm talking about. they are here for "the tonight show." thank you for being here. thank you for watching. here is what people are talking about. now that the midterm elections are over, president obama has invited congressional leaders from both parties to a meeting at the white house tomorrow. when asked if he is nervous, obama said, "oh, i'm not gonna be there. i just invited them. this can figure it out with themselves." [ applause ] republicans winning the senate has been tough on president obama but yesterday, he decided to look on the bright side of things. take a look. >> you know, actually, i would enjoy having some kentucky bourbon with mitch mcconnell. [

hello, beth be ♪ me and you...ing combined with our slow melting chocolate. ♪ that little reward for all the things you do. ♪ only from ghirardelli. >>> these toys, this is like looking back at my childhood, you know, before rainbows became political. oh, my god, oh, my god, oh, my god. a my size barbie. i had ten of these. not to play with. they were used as decoys in case of a hostage situation that and now your whole life is a hostage situation. >> ckat dennings and beth behrs are on their fourth season. welcome, beth and your bat sweater. >> it's not bats. it's bows. halloween is over. >> that's why i was teasing you. >> thank you for letting me clarify. >> it looks great. here we are. you're back again. i remember the last time you were here, i said, you guys have pushed the envelope. now you've abotorn up the envel, thrown it in the air. >> that's 100% correct. we push it every year. but it's still got the heart and same relationship between two girls. >> that's true. if you had to compare your partnership wi

welcome, beth and your bat sweater. >> it's not bats. it's bows.looks great. here we are. you're back again. i remember the last time you were here, i said, you guys have pushed the envelope. now you've abotorn up the envel, thrown it in the air. >> that's 100% correct. we push it every year. but it's still got the heart and same relationship between two girls. >> that's true. if you had to compare your partnership with kat are you more lucy and ethel or them pa and louise without the suicide? >> we get into this massive fight with two other girls. it really did seem like a real throwback to lucy and ethel and it was so cool to pull off. eight hours to film but it was so worth it. great physical comedy. >> your characters had a cupcake business in the past but she's branching out this season. >> she is. she has a new venture with cupcake t-shirts. i guess they're fashion designers now too. big old cupcake t-shirts that are rocker and cool. they have a still new venture going, still dealing with cupcakes but on the shirt. >> but it's fashion. >> fas

this uncle shares a very interesting trait with beth.ow if the diaper is off yoet. . >> the diaper isn't off yet. >> i think the kid is enjoying this. >> when buying a new car, many people are concerned about the safety features of that new car. the guys in texas have a few options you may like to consider. >> when it comes to ensuring our client's safety, we take it extremely seriously. >> here is the boss. he is going to put a few of their safety features to the test. more than a dozen shots through the windshield. the interior camera proves it. this guy is not even flinching. >> it's an amazing commercial. >> you've got to trust your product. >> who's going to buy this stuff? >> there are people who do. as the guys at texas armor corporation are proud to supply it. >> life is valuable. protect it. >> time to give away another ipad mini. >> you are going to need the buzz word, be at least 18 years old and a legal u.s. resident. >> head over to rightthisminute.com, click on win ipad. >> wenter the buzz word and you can enter on each eve

many people didn't have water running. >> like hundreds of others in the area, beth's house is stillanding but uninhabitable. the effects of hurricane iniki are devastating but not just to homes and power lines. >> i lost my job. i moved away from home for five years. i only saw my children on weekends for five years. it wasn't until my job allowed me to transfer back home -- and i'm getting teary about it because it was really very emotional -- that i could actually say the hurricane was behind me. >> living through the most powerful hurricane to strike the state of hawaii in recorded history, beth and tony now see things a little differently. >> we are just a speck or a dot on this planet and the planet rules everything. >> mother nature can come up at any minute and sneak up and just throw you a curve. so you really become more present and more appreciative and more grateful. >> whoa! >>> coming up -- >> i definitely wasn't breathing. i was unconscious. >> a bungee jumper's life hangs in the balance. >>> and later -- a plane drops from the sky. >> holy crap. >> he was actually fal

. >> beth stern, even more exciting -- and you know i love you, beth -- little kitten. >> such a passionatea kitten or cat that she and howard adopted. it's great. >> don't the sterns have like 90 cats? >> over time they've had a lot of cats, yeah. >> we'll get to the bottom of that. top stories from natalie, who is inside. hey, nat. >> good morning to you once again. good morning, everyone. five deaths are blamed on the massive snow storm that's buried cities in the great lakes, as much as six feet of snow. dunkirk, new york, in as much as six feet of snow. >> reporter: that's right, natalie, up to six feet of snow fell in western new york. most of that falling in just a 24-hour period. we saw snowfall rates yesterday falling at four inches per hour at times as it rushed in off the great lakes. cars, homes, nearly everything just buried in the snow. we saw vehicles stranded right on the roads, including the niagara women's basketball team stuck on the bus for 20 hours. now new york's governor has declared a state of emergency and has now called in the national guard to help with all the cl

. >> for evidence of that, look no further than beth via cheering from behind the end zone.had never been to a football game. >> i feel like it's a once in a lifetime opportunity. >> then this season, coach mussina suggested to his players that before home games, they give their away jersey, not to a girlfriend or cheerleader, but to a teacher that has made a difference in their lives. senior prescott gave his first jersey to beth. >> i reflected on how much she helped me and what she taught me today in the classroom. >> i thought oh wow, okay. maybe he didn't hate me as much as i thought he did. >> one of my best memories i have at fremont. >> tanya is wearing the jersey this week, the second one she's been given this year. >> as a teacher it's mind-boggling to get that feedback of no, you made a difference in my life is just huge. >> being teachers and athletes say this simple gesture improved their relationships. as well as the grades. proving that even some of life's biggest wins never show up in the record books. unfortunately for the fremont team, they are no longer un

judge mary beth bonaventura and her five fellow judges will hear more than 3,000 cases in a year.simple detention hearings. while others will be trials for serious offenses. 16-year-old ayryana has spent the weekend in detention for disorderly conduct at a high school football game. it's not her first time in juvenile. with two previous trips to the courtroom, the judge will have to decide whether ayryana should remain locked up or be allowed to go home with her mother. >> i want to tell the judge the whole story and just let her know that i -- i am going to school. i have changed a lot since the last time i have been to court. >> with the long, tense weekend behind her, it is finally ayryana's turn to tell her story. >> tell me what happened. >> me and my brother and a friend, we was going in line to get our tickets for the football game. and the principal had stopped me, and she said, well, um, i don't go to the school no more so either i had to leave or i had to go to the other side. when she came up, she came up with a police officer. so i said, um, okay, well i got to get my

near beth wilheb. he jumped out, swinging an iron bar before being shot dead. one victim was killed. more than a dozen hurt. hamas praising the attack tonight. >>> now, to africa. and the deadly ebola outbreak. health officials now reporting more than 13,000 cases in eight countries. more than 4,800 deaths. tonight, in the hot zone, liberia. the first ever american-built treatment center has now opened, run by u.s. doctors, scientists and our soldiers there. >>> back here at home tonight, and to the chilling new details this evening about eric frein. finally captured after 48 dales, bloodied and handcuffed. the mystery. how did he survive all that time? tonight, a major clue. police revealing what they found in those woods. more than 100 items, from a bible to a bay net. here's abc's linzie janis. >> reporter: tonight, we're learning how accused cop killer eric frein used this amandoned airplane hanger to elude police for 48 days. search warrants obtained by abc news list more than 100 items frein had

wawa is a store here, beth. keeping up exercise can sweat it out. says homemade chicken soup. beth, you're telling us certain foods can boost our immune system, and you're starting with some fruit, right? >> reporter: yes, and all of this, your viewers suggested are great, but i have three foods to help keep you healthy so you can completely avoid the flu and the coal. first one is kiwi fruit. you may not know about this fruit, but it is awesome because it is packed with vitamin c. it has a loft fiber t has just as much vitamin c as an orange, and they are pretty easy to finds, and they store real well. so definitely pick up some kiwi for the vitamin c. another thing you want to check out is pairs. now, why pairs? well, pairs pairs packed with fiber. during the winter, you want to keep your gastrointestinal tract healthy and moving along, all of that fine is her definitely going to help you stay healthy there. >>> and then the third thing i want to mention, to stay healthy, levy greens. the darker, the better, so talking about spinach, kale, all of

. >> reporter: for evidence of that look no further than beth cheering from behind the end zone. in 13 years at fremont, beth had never been to a football game. >> i feel like it's a once in a lifetime opportunity. >> reporter: but then this season coach suggested to his players that before home games, they give their away jerseys, not to a girlfriend or cheerleader, but to a teacher that has made a difference in their lives. senior prescott gave his first jersey to beth. >> you know i just really reflect on how much she helped me and what she brought me today in the classroom. >> i thought wow, okay, you know, maybe he didn't hate me as much as i thought he did. >> one of my best memories i have at fremont. >> motivation character such as which ones did we have? >> reporter: tanya is wearing the jersey this week. the second one she's been given this year. >> as a teacher it's just mind boggling to get that feedback of, no you made a difference in my life it's just huge. >> reporter: teachers and athletes say this simple gesture has improved their relationship as well as the grad

beth, talk about the dynamic at play in that state.he landrieu name is a popular and widely known one. how will these comments play out? >> it's a popular name in louisiana. but everybody's sick of incumbents and people who have been in politics for a long time. the landrieu name might cut a little bit against her in louisiana right now. but she made the controversial comments to suggest the president isn't popular in the south because of his race or that women have a problem in the south. those are really scary comments to be making. and certainly are going to invite some backlash. but she's trying to gin up her base in louisiana to come out for her. and her base are democrats. and democrats in that state are largely going to be african-american and younger women. she's trying to bring those folks out. she has to. >> emily, if the republicans do manage to get control of the senate, do you think that ensures a couple of more years of gridlock in the congress? >> the likely will be slim. mitch mcconnell has to deal with legislation comi

[applause] >> thank you, beth, good morning. it will be a very brief perspective, a couple of comments because i stand in way of stuart coming up and really beginning to write important information. we are just thrilled about david, the business roundtable is excited to be a sponsor of today's conference. there's a lot of impact to be talking about today but the two publications that are putting this on really have just an unbelievable wealth of journalistic experience to draw on. and today we have included this program for everyone's benefit top experts in the political world. we get rob and god after from the committees. i was looking at the front page of roll call, actually -- guy. rob collins, we get a morning with him so that's a pretty good deal for us. not a whole day but a lot of insight coming our way in a few moments. i also appreciate the fact that the theme that we're focusing on today, what happened, which going to happen, that sort of gets right to the point because that's what washington wants to know. that's what

that's why beth anne is being proposed to because she is game. that's when the other photographer starts peeking his head in. she thinks he is getting pictures of her and ray anthony. for artistic purposes. >> she is going along with his vision. >> he goes in the bag and digs out the ring. at first she is surprised. he tells her how wonderful she is and can't imagine his life with anybody else. so she says yes. the best part of the video is the very end. she said yes! >> squirrel enjoys some nuts. >> everybody knows when you're playing monopoly and you pass "go," you -- >> collect $200. >> except mr. monopoly. he does a keg stand. >> he does the keg stand. swallows a bunch of beer. this guy is legit. he's got the mustache, the bowler cap. the crowd goes wild. this used to be a new square, instead of going to jail go directly to the keg stand. >> that's what goes on when dudes get together and they are party. this is what happens when dudes get together and they're cooking. >> what the heck was that? something went wrong with the stove top. it fri

beth's husband knew they were in a jam. he spotted a firefighter outside his home. listen to her tell anderson cooper what happened next. >> he was helping a woman. we came together and she overheard my conversation with the lieutenant. my wife was in labor. i'm a nurse and labor and delivery nurse. the lieutenant said, you know, you're coming with us. >> wait, the stranded driver who the lieutenant was helping when you got there, that driver was a labor and delivery nurse? >> yeah. >> that's amazing. >> what are the chances of that? in that case, 100%. that's what happened. that stranded nurse stayed with beth for hours until firefighters could evacuate her. they could not get to the hospital because cars blocked the way. they brought her to the firehouse. >>> 12 minutes past the hour. breaking news this morning. a gunman opening fire inside a college campus library. three people injured. the gunman killed by police. what we're learning this morning ahead. >>> and new fallout for business cosby. nbc pulling the plug on his new sitcom amid new allegations of rape. t

she had multiple sexual encounters with the teen including one in beth then beach.f 3. >>> the long time football coach at haverford high school is accused of taking part in a hit-and-run while under the influence. police arrested joseph gallagher he has taken a leave of absence from the team, but is still a full time teacher at the school. >> we have new video of the moment a man threw bags of heroin out of a car window during a police chase. >> we'll bring you some of the nights twangiest ♪ music ♪ it's so important to make someone happy ♪ ♪ make just one heart to heart you ♪ ♪ music ♪ you sing to one smile that cheers you ♪ ♪ one face that lights when it nears you ♪ [ male announcer ] play the monopoly millionaires' club lottery game. making more and more millionaires. >> 4:00 of 56 that's a live look -- 4:56 that's a live look at philadelphia international wet runway. we're dealing with rain getting up to 60 degrees, probably won't feel like that because of the rain. tonight's low, 45 degrees. >>> new on "action news," a florida man was arrested for calling 911

beth's husband knew they were in a jam. his wife in labor. he spotted a firefighter helping a stranded motorist outside his home. he knew what he had to do. listen to jared tell anderson cooper. >> he was helping a woman. you know, we came together through the woman and she overheard my conversation with the lieutenant. which was my wife was in labor. she said i'm a nurse and i'm a labor and delivery nurse. the lieutenant said, you're coming with us. >> wait, the stranded driver who the lieutenant was helping when you got there, that stranded driver was a labor and delivery nurse? >> yeah. >> that's amazing. >> that is amazing. that stranded nurse stayed with beth for hours until firefighters were able to evacuate her. you know, they could not get to a hospital because stranded cars blocked the way. they brought her to the firehouse where lucy grace came into the world at 9:31 p.m. on tuesday night. best of luck. what a great story. >>> all right. 14 minutes past the hour. we are following breaking news this morning. a college campus on lockd

the virtues of free market american capitalism is good for 100% of the people 100% of the time. >> bethomy is what will show up in all polls, and certainly in the nbc news polls we have seen the issue as being the most important. i go to what steve was saying about trust, leadership, things not being on the right track. it's not the same as the jobs issue, but the sense that things just aren't jelling and working properly. i think wee sigh -- >> you see that in the wrong track numbers. >> you but the fact that you have republicans going and supporting the minimum wage such as in arkansas, you have three states right now actually saying minimum wage is important, cutting across political parties, actually telling people i care about jobs, i care about somebody that needs to be fixed today. yes, i care about the inauthenticity, but more importantly what's going to get me out is the fact that you're going to affect my tomorrow. one example is the minimum wage. >> that's a state reverenda that can also -- thank you, but your time is not up up. steve will be back tonight anchored by rachel m

several building all right have and beth tool could be. >> the warm-up is coming our way.ear buffalo. stormtracker 6 live double scan showing rain-free conditions last night and temperatures are starting to tumble. philadelphia, 31. allen ton 24. and trenen 207. reading 25. poconos twelve and millville currently 19 degrees. part of the reason why satellite 6 and action radar seeping us clear not a khoudz in the sky toy ins laipt the earth and low dew points. dry air mass and winds diminish so this will lead the way to pretty tremendous radiational cooling. philadelphia tomorrow morning down to 23 degrees. millville down 16, trenton 19, forecasting low of 15 in allentown is that the any record low for date and reading 16 that would tie a record low . >> and high pressure will begin to work to the east. and what this will do is bring us southwesterly flow tomorrow. usually that brings us a quick warm-up. what's going on is called up version cooler air trapped at the surface and temperatures ten be blow average. it feels nicer than today's high of 37. on sunday inversion grae

. >> 30 miles south of chicago mary beth presides over a numbing juvenile docket. 30,000 cases in 2008 alone. it's her job to make sure the kids that come to this detention center and court complex leave here and forget there's an option of graduating to the adult prison system. >> i think some children are born into a situation that's a bad one. in some neighborhoods it's like do unto others before they do it to you. for those of us not raised in those types of neighborhoods it is difficult to understand. sometimes it's just the survival. they have to perpetrate before they're perpetrated against. >> for years msnbc has been documenting the tragic stories that unfold in america's juvenile justice system. with extraordinary access from the indiana supreme court, we're about to go inside a world where cameras are by law forbidden to go. >> you guys are the world's dumbest criminals -- >> 40 vehicles. we got it all together. they've been doing this over a three-month period. two of them ransacked the cars and broke in. two are each on the street corner watching to make sure the police do

so beth might send to you, and you might send. and it creates a data chain. and then you go and you research the person that you're sending to. and if you make a thoughtful gift, you just can't go wrong. once you get your gift, you come back on reddit gifts and post photos and videos of what you've gotten, and it kind of completes a cycle of happiness. we have so many people from different countries and cultures that don't celebrate christmas. and this has become a part of their year. and, you know, this is really their one time where they can connect with somebody, and a lot of people have created lasting connections. it's become a really important part of a lot of people's lives. >>> cuteness caught on camera. >> he's made wipeout for his daughters. it's awesome! >> on the next "right this minute"! >> oh, man! jumped over it! >> and still to come, a little dog with some very big plans. >> so little! >> oh, my god! >> see where he's going on "right this minute." >>> and we're giving away another ipad mini in just a minutes. hang in for the buzz word, next. >

. >> but sorry, you've already seen mine and beth's drawing skills, so this is not going to happen. >you go back and harden the buckeye shells because you're going to stuff them. you've got butter, peanut butter and powdered icing. you ball it up, stick it in there and then toss that whole thing with more chocolate and put it in the refrigerator, let it chill. she adds the snooze, adds the edible eyes. >> the snooze? >> the little red thing -- >> oh, the snooze. >> i thought it was the gobble gobble. >> so, she made the feet, she attached the little tail, and bob's your uncle, you have turkey-shaped buckeye peanut butter balls from cookies, cupcakes and rdio.com. >> but i'm not done. >> oh, my god, two turkeys? >> yes, the turkey ball and then the cake. and she does make it look like a stuffed turkey, because she cuts everything off and shapes it into the form of a turkey. she takes that part she cut off and turns it into stuffing, puts it in the oven to make it browner. she takes the extra cake, mixes it up with butter cream ice cream and shape the drum sticks. >> wow! >> she also ma

. >> yes, they are beth. this was dangerous for the people and the hippo. look at this. the hippo's in the water. this is in africa. the water's not empty. there are crocodiles in the area. people have to be very careful. first thing they have to do is tranquilize her. >> wow. >> once they tranquilize her, she's under water but they're trying to get her on to shore. >> she's so big, she's massive. >> watch this. one guy jumps into the water. >> that's brave. >> wraps a rope around the mom and tells everybody, okay, start pulling. there you see her, there you see the dart, you can see how many people it took for this operation to work. >> wow! >> see how it's dug in there why she really needed assistance. >> that's so awful. just awful. >> finally, they get the snare off and now they've got to administer some antibiotics. finally she swims away and they were able to follow her the next day to make sure she was okay and said she appeared to be healing nicely and doing well. >> good work on those guys' part. >>> suspicious acts caught on camera all over the world. first, in

to a teacher who has made a difference in their lives and senior prescott gave his first jersey to bethch she helped me. >> i thought oh, wow maybe he didn't hate me as much as i thought he did. >> it is one of my best memories there. >> tanya is wearing the second jersey she's been given this year. >> as a teacher it is just mind-boggling to get that feedback of, you made a difference in my life, that's just huge. >> teachers and athletes say this simple gesture has improved their relationship as well as the grades. proving that even some of life's biggest wins never show up in the record books. >> we got to be honest, they started 9-0 but lost that game, they are going to the playoffs. that's a great source of pride for the school. just everybody, student, teacher, coach has said how this gesture symbolizes everything the coach has done which is bringing the whole school together in a way that has never happened at that school before. >> unique idea. brilliant. so great. >> thanks. >>> let's bring in our chief meteorologist. >> that weather pattern we've been hoping for is finally her

it's morning in the country view lake community when beth jacoby hears some unusual cries coming fromher house. >> i could hear this, it didn't even sound like -- it didn't sound like a dog. just thought maybe it was cow dying. >> 20 minutes later, beth discovers the source of those cries. >> i ran inside and grabbed my dad, and i told him there was a dog in the -- that had fallen through the ice in the middle of the lake, and we needed to go save her. >> mike jacoby calls 911. >> 911. >> i'm at country view lake. i know it's just a dog, but there's a big dog trapped in the lake, in the ice. she's a big dog. trapped in the ice and ain't going to get out unless somebody gets her out. >> all right. i'm going to contact animal control. we'll try to get someone out there. >> down by the lake, the jacobys recognize chloe, a neighbor's 16-year-old labrador retriever. >> she was really trying hard to kind of crawl up over the ice after hearing her name being called out. >> the 911 dispatcher calls fellow police officer george sims who he knows lives on the lake and has a dog fitting the desc

it has generated unprecedented interest, and people are worried it will bethe beginning of a trend. a affluent buying up properties and forcing out lower income artists and musicians who live in the aea. westergren contacted nehbors in september to ease their fears and said it will just be used for a family retreat where he and his wife plan to retire. >> coming up next, 's a mob with good intentions. why these people were dancing for kindness. >>> could we see rain this week? meteorologt drew tuma has the forecast. >> the raiders took the lead against the broncos and then reverted to old habits. the 49ers went back to an old habit, running the ba and it work. they won in new orleans, keeping they won in new orleans, keeping their hopes alive. oh chris, did you remember to pay the dog sitter? oh, i knew i forgot something. i'll just do it now. well, we're boarding. no, i'll use citi mobile. it takes two seconds, better safe than sorry, right? yeah, who knows if we'll even get service on the island? what! no service? seriously? you guys mightctually have to talk. to each other? we do

. >> you've seen mine and beth's drawing skills. going to happen. >> this is the advanced level. go back and harden the shells because you're going to stuff those. they will have filling. butter, peanut butter and powdered icing. ball it in your hand and stick it in there and top that whole thing with more chocolate. refrigerator let it chill. adds the edible eyes. >> the snoot. >> the red thing. >> the snoot. >> i thought it was the gobble gobble. >> so she made the feet, attached the tail and you have turkey shaped buckeye peanut butter balls from cookies, cupcakes.com. >> perfect thanksgiving dessert. >> look what she did here. >> i have to make two turkeys. >> make the turkey balls and cake. she makes it look like a stuffed turkey. once she starts cutting everything off she shapes it in the form of a turkey. >> see the parts she cuts off. she turns that into stuffing. >> she puts it in the oven to make it browner. she takes the extra cake, crumbles it up, puts it with butter cream icing because she's going to shape the drumstick

>> you can watch again, beth. >> there is hunter, post-surgery. he was adopted. >> doing well. getting better and putting more and more weight on the hip. >> hunter is going to lead a nice, happy life. the other guy we like around here, he's with hope for paws rescue in california. he was aided this time by it's the pit rescue, because the family's house was destroyed by fire. the family was okay. the dog was okay. but the family left and they left the dog behind. they hadn't returned for weeks. they're going in to rescue this pit bull. >> okay. >> this is habi. what do you think this guy gave him a dog to lure him over? >> a burger. >> slow. good boy. >> popeye is taken to the center, introduced to a cat. >> good boy. now happy and safe. and this is just another example of when you donate to these rescue, this is what they do. >> some lousy people in this world. to the uk. this woman in the pink shirt standing in her driveway when the woman in the striped shirt walked up to her, struck up a conversation, started to chat. i got this necklace, it would look so pretty on you. so

. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," actress beth bears from "two broke girls morning news." (vo) theraflu breaks you free from your worst cold and flu symptoms. (vo) theraflu. serious power. ring ring!... progresso! it's ok that your soup tastes like my homemade. it's our slow simmered vegetables and tender white meat chicken. apology accepted. i'm watching you soup people. make it progresso or make it yourself ,, >>> during world war i, poppies were the first to pop up on the scarred battlefield. mark phillips shows us one powerful display of poppies to remember the fallen. ♪ >> reporter: it was a simple idea. take the poppy, long a symbol of lost in war, and turn it into a commemoration worthy of the 100th anniversary cth anniversary of world war i. the war that was supposed to end all wars but didn't. and so for each british and empire soldier who died in that war, a ceramic poppy has been planted in what used to be the ancient tower of london, and the result has astonished and captivated a nation. seen from the air, it's a sea of sacrifice, a flood of bloo

. >> beth smith and mcdonald are expected to be on the field when the 49ers take on the new york giants this sunday morning. >> a tool to fight fom or crime privacy? adopting license readers. at the since the cameras were install installed. crime there dropped by 12. >> i don't want to be that opportunity. and miss my window of opportunity. >> next, a party with a long term plan. a social trend for women who can have serious discussion as but their futures over. >> sur p surprise, surprise. one of the biggest names in music gives a surprising,y. >> hey, everyone, drew barrymore is my guest. we have the farley brothers. and music from johnny mars. we're on next. >> okay, not exactly your usual cocktail party. certainly drinks. at this party, conversation is not about career, but about eggs. specifically women freezing their eggs. >> bay area doctor leading the charge, hosting eggs preing parties for career minded women. she had one tonight. jeanne elle joins us from san francisco. this is a hot topic lately? >> it is, raj. working women want to have children are looking for options. one

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. >> happening today, the man accused in the drunk driving beth of a philadelphia grandmother is set to go to trial. he was charged with vehicular homicide and other crimes. authorities say in 2013, his suv jumped the curb killing teresa marquardt who was walking with her husband. she was 58 years old. >>> this morning, police are looking for at least one gunman who opened fire in a south philadelphia neighborhood leaving one man dead and an incident victim injured. >> this is the scene in philadelphia that witnesses said looked like a war zone. police say someone fired at least 26 shots. that's how many shell casings until found there. they don't know who the gunman was shooting at this point. craig watson is the man who survived the shooting. a friend calls him a pillar of the community. >> loved his children, loved his job, loved what he did and he is an outstanding citizen for this community. >> police don't believe washington was the intended target. the man killed was identified as 35-year-old wayne jones. police have made no arrests at this point. >>> also today, a series of m