this is wally bowen speaking on democracy now! in 2009. >> my background is journalism, so i was 22 bridge the digital divide but create revenue for journalism, so that is what we have been moving toward all these years. five years ago, we launched wvpm , low-power fm radio station and brought democracy now! for the first time to asheville, public access tv, so we have been concentrating our efforts on creating media infrastructure that is grounded in our community and the holden to our community and not pulled in to wall street. amy: wally bowen died of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, also known as als or lou gherig's disease, last tuesday in asheville, north carolina. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. juan: welcome to all our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. we begin today in chicago where for the first time in three decades a police officer faces charges of first degree murder for an on-dut

dan bowens explains that many people think he got off easy. >> battered and beaten, the graphic photos released by the in detail injuries to the colder, bruises up and down her arms, back and legs and face. the injury is she allegedly suffered at the hands of greg hardy. the pictures are being made public about a year and a half after hardy was arrested and charged with assaulting his ex-girlfriend. hardy was playing for the carolina panthers at the time and was found guilty in the case later dropped when he stopped cooperating. >> it made us take a step back and say how is this guy even playing in the nfl louisiana so because of the police report or letter to your own imagination in regards to how horrific it was. but once these photographs are revealed it's a different ballgame. reporter: anita is a host with 98.7 espn new york area she said these images bring domestic violence that front and center for the nfl. >> it's a much bigger story. domestic violence is something that the nfl and robert mcdowell, this is something they've been having to deal with it brings you back to the rew

dan bowen, fox 5 news. juliet: if you are thinking of buying one of those new hover boards as a gift for the holidays or yourself, probably should avoid that if you are in the city. they are now illegal. the self balancing devices are considered motor vehicles under state law kind of like the segway and can't registered so if you are caught writing one on could get hit with a $500 fine. they are kind of cool but lot of people get on them -- still ahead willett the thumbs-up or thumbs down for ryan fitzpatrick this weekend? [ female announcer ] business travel isn't just about the going. it's also about the going home. and being connected all along the way. whether you're working or recharging, do business travel on your terms. acela. take off. meet the moore's! we're the moore family, and as you can see, we need an internet that can do more. we do more games, and more streaming. so we need more speed. that's why we switched to time warner cable. at the same time. hi grandma and grandpa! ha, look at that! [l

from the bronx would section of the bronx dan bowens "fox 5 news." and cool day. i was outvoted apparently. >> we didn't even hit 50 today so that's colder than normal and with the wind, i mean come on antwan the windchill was this morning when the 30s so it's kind of on the cold side. i think christina and i went but tonight the winds will diminish. it will be cold temps in the 30s 30s. it will warm things up a little bit starting tomorrow. we have sunshine ahead and we will make it back him to the 50s and we even have 60s on the horizon. a nice pleasant weather to kick off the workweek. less of sunshine and no big storms heading our direction. now down to 37 in sussex one of the cold spots, 28 in poughkeepsie, below freezing 41 islip, 44 in montauk. it's not as windy. the winds are generally out of the west northwest at five to 10 miles per hour. a big change from this morning when we still had winds gusting at 30 miles an hour and maybe stronger than that. the skies are many clear, tracking a few scattered clouds to the north. parts of northeastern pennsylvania

from the newsroom dan bowen, fox 5 news. theresa: the president of france and russia uniting to fight the islamic state. intelligence to help an air strike against isis, they also agreed to conduct air strikes that target isis and jihadi groups. one hair and beard 30 people were killed in paris, more than 220 people died after a isis down the russian passenger jet last month. of the the man who jumped the white house fence faces criminal charges, joseph caputo failed the north fence wearing an american flag, and taken into custody. president obama and his family, the white house was put into lot down. and eyewitness saw beholding. >> i heard him take a big deep breath and whispered to himself let's do this and he took off, when over the barricades and climbed the fence. ben: this is the third time someone has jumped the white house fence. theresa: strong winds caused a turkeys a mishap, a blimp making an emergency landing behind woodward park elementary school in nassau county. the pilot says he was flying 1,000 feet while a

so we plan to do it over and over again. >> reporter: dan bowens, fox 5 news. ernie: life can be challenging. thank you for that. coming up, ever go to an event where they play the national anthem? i have a question about that for you tonight. here it is. what do you do when you hear the national anthem? do you sing along? how about you? see if others do the same thing in just a few minutes. and join me on monday for a discussion about atm fees. they're getting out of control. there are ways to avoid them. we'll help you save a few dollars monday at 6:00. we're back with russ right after the break. ernie: all right. my buddy russ is here to talk about jason pierre paul. he's going to play this sunday? russ: unless there's a complete breakdown between now and game time sunday, he will make his season debut in tampa against the buccaneers. ernie: are you surprised? russ: shocked. shocked. there was no way, based upon what we've seen, that i thought he would be ready to be playing this early. now, let's be fair. there's only so much that can be expected of him. i'

bowen loftin, announced he too would step down at the end of the year. the protests centered around race relations, and accusations that wolfe did not do enough to combat racist incidents on campus.some faculty members were planning a walk out of class, and about 30 members of the football team threatened to boycott their game this weekend.wolfe apologized for not taking action sooner. "i take full responsibility for the frustration and i take full responsibility for the inaction that has occurred." occurred."an interim president will be named soon, the schools governing board will also appoint an officer to oversee diversity and equality. the football team is set to resume practice today.if they would've had to cancel the game, it could've cost the school more than a million dollars. new details this morning on onan officer involved shooting at a college campus in south carolina.one person was killed and another person is right now in custody.the campus was put on lockdown last night after authorities say a police officer was investigating a possible ve

the resignation of columbia campus chancellor bowen loftin came just hours later.s departure takes effect in january. he will stay working at the university. students gathered on campus to celebrate their victory. activist jonathan butler announced his hunger strike was over. addressing supporters, butler wore a t-shirt that said -- "i love my blackness and yours." fact theng on the hunger strike itself, look at why we had to get here in the first place and why the struggle and why we had to fight the way we did. at the end of all of this, after all of the letters we have sent in the in person to actions, after all of the forums we have attended, after all between its we have sent, i'm telling the administration about our pain. it should not have taken this much and it is disgusting and vile we find ourselves in the place we do. with that in mind, i give, one, glory to god for allowing me to .tand in this moment will sto and two, i want to knowledge this was not -- i was not alone as these people i'm standing on the stage with, it was the black community, the black

dan bowens has more. reporter: the first coast-to-coast department store offers more than 740 locations nationwide. originally the focus has been on the spin-off to the iconic brand called macy's backstage. intended to compete with other direct retailers and attract the next generation of consumers. trumpeting its deals on designer merchandise. >> i like the deal. reporter: macy's backstage doors will stand out in a crowded retailers. >> bever i.d., the quality and the prices. >> i came here for hanukkah and christmas presents and then i got clothing for myself. reporter: a store in west orange is the first in new jersey. five others are located in brooklyn queens bronx in long island. they will open this fall. >> we have seen growth and we think macy's could be competitive in that landscape. reporter: senior vp vanessa lafave versus big key is millennials or anyone between the ages of 1824 -- 18 and 24. >> millennials like i won don't have fashion. reporter: is a competitive market. warden taylor opened

dan bowens with information you should hear before you rush out and buy one. reporter: charlie brown in the macy's window display on 34th street. and that meaps the holidays are near. >> i am hoping to get my own tablet. reporter: ask about any group of kids they will tell you those tech toys are high on the wish list. reporter: 12-year-old is interest in learning how to program that computer computer. computer coating is becoming a hot market for kid's toys. devices like the dash and dot robot from a wonder. or the computer inside of a ball that kids can program with an ipad. both are sold as toys that could help kids listener how to program. >> that is the essence of coding. it is a recipe. it is telling the hardware what to do using software. reporter: scott is director of launch, a math and science center on the upper west side. >> to be successful. people need to know math and science because that is macking the world dick. reporter: he think the toys have clear benefits but this scratch the surface of what is possible. >> you are not writing a program to

reporter: dan bowens "fox 5 news." dari: all right, well coming up with disney performance that is fit for the stars are frozen. center to check out disney on ice. that goes along with it. steve: fox 5 health news warning about a superbug that is resistant to the last resort class of antibiotics. dari: joining us is dr.. thanks for being here. tell us more about this. he was discovered in pigs and antibiotic and as you mentioned steve is in this country the last resort for treatment of people who have antibiotic resistant bugs. in china was discovered these antibiotics were given to pigs quite frequently and a new strain of persistence has emerged. what is unique about it is a table to be passed from back. two bacteria which means it's resilient and they can move its way eventually potentially to this country. there's a big public health concern because as of right now there are 700,000 deaths per year worldwide in 2 million illnesses from antibiotic resistant strains of bacteria. it just so happens this week as world

reporter: dan bowens "fox 5 news." antwan: nice job. the aisles were packed with people shopping in small businesses everything from vintage records to fund first. it's inside industry sitting on the waterfront with over 100 vendors ready for the holidays. shoppers help support small business saturday to boost small business shopping. one company made over $70,000 by selling absolutely nothing. we will see where the cash went. christina: mta is getting into the holiday spirit raid how buses and subways are being transformed to take you back in time during your commute. antwan: when it comes to new take inside the microm. -- and of course, everyone wants to get online at once. to watch things. buy things. but slow internet makes it hard. that's why it's time to get fios. wifi available. with speeds from and right now, you'll get 50 meg fios internet, tv and phone for 79.99 a month online for your and with a 2 year agreement, we'll give you all the premium movie channels for a year. plus, 400 dollars back. so go online or call now. get ou

russ bowen reports. "they may not look like the most organized or experienced burglars...as they haphazardly move from room to room not seeming to know what to look for or how to grab it. then there was this crash... guelda messina thought her husband was still home. "so i got up and opened the door and there was a guy going through the buffet " she just said this.... nat "get the hell out of here" and off they went. guelda remained unharmed. but, it wasn't until hours later when she reviewed this video that she realized there were three people in her home...and that it could have gone sideways very quickly. she doesn't even want to think about it. "i just can't i've never lost anybody and i first rang the doorbell over and over to see if someone was home then they broke the door window on the lower level ...one of them came inside. you can see him as he came up the stairs and then let the others into the front door. "i've been so happy so fortunate so complacent that this has just dumbfounded me" the gr

dan bowens shows us what happened when he was forced to make an emergency landing. >> police in nassau county started veffing calls of the low flying blimp at 9:30 thanks gy morning. >> we looked. not realizing it was here in the peeled. s with anywhere from 50 feet to no more than 0 feet of the ground. >> 150 feet long, 45 feet tall. the airship was supposed to land at republic airport in farmingdale. >> i was not making fast airport. 1,000 feet advertising for the manhattan institute. was heading back to the airport but was worried about the winds picking up. lation made. dy not feel comfortable that i would get all the way to the airport. may get too close and would have to land somewhere that was not as good. >> plenty big. see. no power lines or anything. so it was really good and land. >> this is, this is it. patrick walsh, ceo, says the blimp is filled with thermal hot air, not heel why or any other gases. >> like a standard hot air balloon. you have inform is goingal control. >> new yorks used to seeing floats on thanksgiving. this was new twist for the brothers. they won't soo

dan bowens, fox 5 news. dari: 5:06. breaking news. a car is burning on the g.w. bridge. steve: joe beerman is over the scene. looks like they pretty much put out the car fire? >> reporter: yep. this is the outbound george washington bridge, upper level, near midspan. when we got here, look at that, the car fire was fully engulfed. nobody here yesterday. the winds were feeding the flames. outbound upper level, all lanes are closed. inbound, there are some lanes closed with the emergency equipment as they move around. say goodbye to the gw for tonight. the west side cross bronx, all at a complete standstill. no word on the driver. we did see somebody standing next to the car. so we assume the driver got out okay. outbound upper level george washington bridge, all lanes closed due to the car fire. back to you guys. dari: joe, thank you. >> a university in new jersey series of racial threats. a tweet threatened black students at the university. it happened during a rally to raise awareness of racial unrest on campus. the university tweeted in part, quote, the university poli

dan bowens, "fox 5 news." governor says allstate workers will be paid the same minimum wage that fast-food work ares are being pumpped up up to the $15 an hour. that did not stop workers from hitting the streets to demand higher wags. new york joined 270 cities in the fight. oh tester held rallies in pra k lynn and har rehm. many are saying that they cannot afford to work at the opinion numb wage any more. >> i cannot pay my he rent. i live in a shelter. >> i want to increase little. are the presidential candidates support the cause or lose their vote fex year. >> the republican presidential candidates facing off again. >> this is the fourth gop debate on the fox business met work tonight f. this one fek sing mainly on the economy. but not always. sharon crowley is with what the candidates are saying. this was real did he bait. >> that is right. >> this is a serious dewait. we will talk about minimum wage una minute. noll drama connected to fox business met work has been business-like. how to im proof the econ

dan bowens got the reaction to the bloodshed in their homeland. reporter: new york city has a significant connection, more than 180 french-speaking people within the boroughs. this stretch is referred to by some as little france because there are several french owned businesses here and some ex-patriot tell us that they are still trying to come to grips with what has happened. >> minute by minute, they watched. >> it's very scary. reporter: order played out in their home country. this couple owns a parisian bistro in carroll gardens. both of them remembered the "charlie hebdo" shootings in january, both cannot make sense of what is happening now. >> somebody has to do something about it? a few blocks away many gathered in some prayed. what world are we living in. reporter: thomases from paris, he was messaging friends and loved ones this evening and he had not heard him everyone. >> do i feel secure about my friends by matt because i haven't heard everything about them. >> the french people, they have to be together hand-to-hand. steve: the world

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i could hear kennedy on this side stomping the benches making >> reporter: dan bowens. dari: now blood clots in tamara's lung. dr. manny in the house to explain the condition. >> with millions of fans, it's we're chatting with them behave for uncle pete. bye, see you guys later. [boys screaming] now time warner cable makes your internet go faster. up to 300 megs. are you having fun? yeah it's ok. it's good. to cover all your devices. so when you need more from your internet, it's there for you. included. get 50 meg internet for $39.99 per month. call 1-855-want twc. time warner cable. steve: the holiday season about to begin at lord & taylor. dari: the department store will shortly unveil its holiday window displays and baruch the ceremony. hi, baruch. >> reporter: that's right. lord & taylor is about to unveil the world famous holiday windows. this year it invited austin mahoney to perform. if you haven't heard of him, he's a 19-year-old pop star skyrocketed to fame. today he has millions of fans around the world. i caught up with him backstage at lord & taylor. check

the campus' chancellor - r bowen loftin - also announced that he will step down. seaworld is ending the killer whale shows at its san diego park after a wave of criticism and low attendance. it plans to phase out the shows by the end of next year. and it will debut a new orca experience with a strong conservation message in 2017. attendance at seaworld's san diego park has dropped as it faces animal cruelty claims following the documentary film, "blackfish." coming up next in sports. scott will have the golden klutz awards. and it has been a season for the ages for iowa cornerback desmond king. stay with your 24 hour we'll take a look at the trend and how doctors in eastern iowa are trying to reverse it. and a new fad is sprouting up at the grocery store. we'll show you foods made with @football at desmond king.. i wouldn't. it was a record tieing weekend for desmond in the 35-27 win over the hoosiers.. king picked off his 8th pass of the season tieing nile kinnick and lou king for the most interceptions in a season. my name to nile kinnick it is neat to be known

bowen loftin to plead for an end to racism on campus. >> it's enough. let's stop this. let's end hatred and racism at mizzou. >> reporter: but m.u. graduate student jonathan butler doesn't think enough has been done. he went on a hunger strike last week, saying he's willing to die unless wolfe steps down. the two met last night, but on twitter today butler says he's extremely unsatisfied. he still has no true plan for change. the team did not hold practice today. the missouri athletic director put out a statement saying the team's focus is on the health of an butler and they don't plan to return to practice until butler starts eating. the missouri tigers have three games left in the season, including one scheduled for saturday against brigham young. >> glor: jamie, thank you. up next, a toxic scare. and the light in the sky that lit up social media when the "cbs evening news" continues. >> glor: in california, fishing season for the dungeness crab has been delayed due to high levels of a dangerous neurotoxin. it's an environmental problem scientists blame warmer waters,

dan bowens is live with more details on the story. good evening. tell us about this. >> reporter: the medical marijuana program is supposed to go online in january early next year. some advocates say the program is not ready for prime time. so they're calling on the governor to sign an emergency bill providing critical care patients this emergency access. but so far that bill is still sitting on the governor's desk. >> does the governor actually care about the sickest patients in new york who are begging for relief? >> reporter: her son oliver suffers from a severe case of childhood epp ilepsy epilepsy. he had a big seizure before the >> every time he's at risk of dying. these seizures are not a joke. >> reporter: she plans to put him on medical marijuana next january. she's concerned the state isn't ready. >> here we are. it's november. and i haven't heard one word about registering my son. >> reporter: two months from the rollout of the compassionate care act, advocates say the locations of all 20 dispensaries in the state isn't clear and don't k

dan bowens, thank you so much. here to talk about this is robert strang, ceo of investigative management group. you're formerly of the fbi, an expert in security. >> co-chair of the nork ew york terrorism task force. christina: you have an extensive background in security forces. department of homeland security is going to bolster security at foreign airports. we're looking at the tsa and our assets domestically. what do you make of this? >> look, the tsa has gone through a tremendous amount of change in the last six months. they had a study done this summer in august where they failed most of the tests. the general accounting was found that a lot of explosives, knives and weapons got through. they did it recently and things got through. they're constantly working with tsa. they're trying to do more training and pay more money and trying to recruit more people. at the same time, the tsa is trying to get people through in 13 to 15 seconds. you can't have it all. christina: not a lot of time. >> you can't do a full s

needham more than a game that >>> the other game boston latin take on boston english and finds daniel bowen on the right side. he makes one defender miss and gets by a second before reaching the end zone. the wolfpack ends to win by a final of 20-6379 head coach retires with a win after 43 retires with a win after 4 3 years at latin. >>> happening today, black friday will look different in one busy city. why hundreds of people plan to protest in the middle of a shopping frenzy. >>> police want to find a man in this surveillance video. introducing kisses deluxe chocolates. with a whole-roasted hazelnut, delicate crisps, and layers of rich, creamy chocolate, they' re twice the size of the kisses chocolates you love. >>> now at 4:30 >>> now at 4:30. a family devastated as police reveal a beloved son is shot and killed outside a busy fenway park fenway bar. the clues that they hope will lead them. >>> if somebody cuts in line they will be laid out as i keep going on to get the purchase

another man, sean bowen, called for help when he heard the screams. >>> i just saw blood and got on the felon and weapon over there . >>> emergency crewing took the woman to the hospital with a bite to the ankle. officials say she was alert and talking. miguel and his family witnessed the shark attack and rescue. >>> there were waist deep so maybe three feet of water, three and a half feet of water . >>> he and others couldn't believe what happened. >>> we had this planned for over a year and a half to come and hang out. not in a million year, man . >>> sunday was the last day of the busy beach season in batch art county where the attack took place. besides this shark bite, crews rescued 11 people from rip current in one day. that includes a child. >>> we didn't go deeper than our knees. it's really tricky in p even though only five of the 24 lifeguard station will remain open, crews say they will still be around to keep visitors safe . >>> by the way, this is the second shark attack in coco beach this year. that's the latest in the newsroom, kris anderson, 7 news. >>> singer songwriter

bowen loftin announced his resignation as well. medical marijuana is now legal to buy in illinois... sales began today at eight licensed dispensaries. around 33-hundred patients have state- issued i-d cards to buy medical cannabis. to get a card, patients need proof from a doctor that they have one of about 40 qualifying conditions. they also get fingerprinted and submit to a criminal background check. people lined up at one dispensary today.. hoping a new medicine can ease their illnesses... people just think that we are in it for pot. it's not. this is our chance, our hope, our life. and if this will keep me from taking 27 pills a day, i would hug the owner. illinois has databases to track how much cannabis patients are buying. the legal limit is two and a half ounces every two weeks. illinois is among 23 states with medical marijuana programs. a six year old shot and killed by two officers last week, was laid to rest today. jeremy mardis, a first grader, was shot to death in the front seat of his dad's car by two louisiana city

dari: eminem is investing in a website who love to digest the dan bowens checks it out. >> from classical strings of the cello to a city park to the deep days gripping the beat all its own. reporter: music that touches the soul in all its forms is an undeniable force. >> it's a language of communicating that everybody understands and to me that means that the bridge between people. reporter: bridging the worlds most famous artists to fans is a booming business. a lowering users to learn the lyrics of any song. reporter: it's not surprising this is music critic for "new sizable investment and planning to annotate many of his lyrics ahead of releasing new music. >> saying this is what i was thinking about, this is what it refers to her. just communicating exactly what was on his mind to the people that have that level of interest steve: pretty cool. the '90s group trying to promise to come back with a big kickstarter campaign. dari: how fans are responding to them being accused of stealing the money. nick: we are going to see some clouds, keeping them out tomorrow but not quite as pretty. e

are looking at toxic some people reacting to what appears to be good news initially >> reporter: bowens happy about and the crab cages but the tide is changing under port by that state health department the crabs been of health and moderate they put myrtle date for bread note the very trace the cause of adam opel crabbing in the first place. in the game as spoke with the state health department fish wildlife they say it will take at least another week of testing so let's wait and see everyone is anxious give a "bottle to celebrate" >> reporter: more infamous than describe seven of the imported washington and. canadian crab. and more expensive. some of catching crabs angel is waiting tables it was chouettes for the season to jump-start. all data holes dug up holding her breath mother nature and brokers to get a grim life of catching crabs again. >> pam: 2 indication of touch the conditions now affecting the pacific ocean marine mammal center in marin county says as that tough year for sea lions and others patient jeff bush's live tonight a marin county explains what is causing the mammal

dan bowens has more on the political fight over the refugees future. reporter: that's right, this restricts access for syrian and iraqi refugees by creating stricter standards for entry into the united states. it passed the house of representatives with bipartisan overwhelming support. complicating the white house is long-term middle east strategy. >> the bill is passed. reporter: the bipartisan legislation will require fbi background checks for each and every syrian and iraqi refugee. the bureaucratic barrier for those seeking asylum, supporters say it is necessary for safety. >> if law enforcement and intelligence cannot verify that each and every person coming here is not a security threat, they shouldn't be allowed in. reporter: 47 democrats supporting the republican backed bill, steve israel is among them. he said the effort is not shut the door on innocent women and children who can be certified as seeking refuge from isis. standard set by the bell like having the heads of fbi and homeland security certify each refugee is impossible to meet. and

bowen loftin has reregned his current positiononhe says he will transition to a new role advancing research in january. dearborn, michigan police say shots were fired inside a local mall which prompted a lockdown. the shots were fired about 4:30 p-m near a diamond jewelers store inside of fairlane mall. people who were inside the mall at the time of the shooting were under a shelter-in-place order until the situation resolved. police say it was a dispute between two people who knew each other. there were no injuries and no arrests have been made. a suspicious package that caused delays at miami international airport monday evening was deemed not to be a threat. no one was injured and police say everyone is safe. the passenger was located and questioned and his bag was searched, but the items in question were deemed safe. the passenger was cooperative and faces no charges, officials saidid a total of 50 flights - 22 arrivals and 28 departures - wewe affected, airport officials said. some 500 passengers were believed to be affected by the delays. a south dakota american indian tribe trying to

bowen loftin, announced he too would step down at the end of the year. the protests centered around race relations, and accusations that wolfe did not do enough to combat racist incidents on campus.some faculty members were planning a walk out of class, and about 30 members of the football team threatened to boycott their game this weekend.wolfe apologized for not taking action sooner. "i take full responsibility for the frustration and i take full responsibility for the inaction that has occurred." occurred."for months, students have been asking for change. one graduate student, jonathan butler even went on a week-long hunger strike. "it should not have taken "it should not have taken "it should not have taken this much. it is disgusting and vile that we find ourselves in the place that we do." do."an interim president will be named soon, the schools governing board will also appoint an officer to oversee diversity and equality.the football team is set to resume practice today.if they would've had to cancel the game, it could've cost the school more tha

a investigation claiming that the crew mistook a hospital for a cume bowen tha com powngsd that was takenver by the taliban. the crew relied on visual discrypt scription -- description not knowing it was a doctors without borders hospita hospital. >> we're coming right back. >> russia is escalating the conflict in middle east, moscow is sending more military hardware into syria in response to turkey shooting down of a russian warplane. major general bob scales will join us next. >> scores of protest are flooding downtown chicago in wake of a fatal shooting i have asthma... ...one of many pieces in my life. so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine, i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. breo won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. breo opens up airways to help improve breathing for a full 24 hours. breo contains a type of medicine that in

bowen loftin to plead for an end to racism on campus. >> it's enough. let's stop this. let's end hatred and racism at mizzou. jamie: but m.u. graduate student jonathan butler doesn't think enough has been done. he went on a hunger strike last week, saying he is willing to die unless wolfe steps down. the two met saturday. >> a lot of incidents that are going on on campus if he fails to take action to make campus jamie: the team did not hold practice sunday. the missouri athletic director put out a statement saying the team's focus is on the health of jonathan butler and they won't -- and they don't plan to return to practice until butler starts eating. the missouri tigers have 3 games left in the season, including one scheduled for saturday against brigham young. in new york, jamie yuccas, cbs news. todd: in san francisco, a fire left one building near collapse and forced the evacuation of another in the city's mission district this morning. the fire broke out at an auto body and tire shop around 7:30. after two hours, firefighters had the flames under control, but they

chef danny bowen was on tonight show starring jimmy fall on.esday night, that's her waiting for a table on her facebook page, williams says the food was delicious but it was a crazy experience. restaurant worker lindsey fiver noticed something strange that night. >> there was a guy standing there in the pickup section for a little too long. >> reporter: williams says the man standing next to her table triggered what she called her super hero sense and kept an eye on him and watched as servers whizzed by delivering food. he bends down and snagged her phone right off the chair next to her and left. she followed. >> she was polite about it. she said, i think you took my phone. >> oh, i think so, i'm sorry. >> reporter: he returned the phone and she returned a dinner. >> we were all apologetic, don't worry. i've come for chicken wings. >> reporter: the owner recently installed cameras after theft in the back of the restaurant. now he has video of a star athlete catching a thief on facebook williams calls herself a super hero, urging women not to be

as dan bowen tells us, the actor's confession come cans with a lot of fallout. were are report vie a responsibility now beter myself and to help a lot of other people. reporter: 50-year-old actor was dying notioned four years ago but doesn't know how he conbe tract thet virus. he insists he did not knowingly transfer it to others. >> impossible. reporter: at least one former girl friend known as one of sheen's live-in goddess not vale the hiv positive diagnosis hern the spring of 2011. downplaying the claim saying the two were together before he was diagnosed. >> if he knew, he haded sex with someone, that person contracted hiv or quite frankly any other disease, he would be guilty of a misdemeanor punishable by big fine. reporter: when magic johnson announced he contracted hiv in the early 1990's. thought of as death sentence. now a regiment of medication covered by most insurance iced to treat patients. we have a toast this could affect the hiv. year ago, we didn't have those medication bry available. we could not effective ofly treat hiv nearly as well. repor

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julie bowen has insane energy. her energy level is absolutely astronomic. it blows me away every time. that's 7:30 in the morning. she just -- she's the one that rallied everyone. >> jimmy: really? 'cause you think it'd be sofia, but it's julie. >> yeah, yeah, no, sofia, she was like, ay, okay, i go. i dance. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: i also, say congratulations in your return to broadway. >> i know, very exciting. i'm doing a one-man show on broadway. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: look at this. totally committed. >> yes, i'm playing -- i don't know why i'm doing this to myself, i'm playing 40 characters in this play. it's about a reservationist who works at a very fancy restaurant and he plays all the people who are trying to get reservations at the restaurant. he played the maitre d', plays the hostess. it's a lot of work. this month. >> jimmy: you don't stop at all. 'cause i remember seeing you in the putnam county spelling bee. >> putnam county spelling bee. >> jimmy: you were fantastic in that. >> thank you. [ cheers and applause ] thank

sunday evening and the guests include jennifer lopez and co-stars ed o'neill, ariel winter and julie bowen and guests will be required to check their cell phones at door, but they will be entertained by the many live acts including marc anthony and gloria estefan. we need to be at that party the congratulations to this happy couple. so happy for then. they look amazing together. >>> duane johnson opened up recently on oprah's master class revealing his battle with depression and how at a certain >> i wish i had someone at that time who -- who can just pull me aside and say, hey, okay, it's going to be okay. i wish i knew that. >> after his admission went viral the "furious 7" star tweeted thanks, fam. he also discussed his love for his 14-year-old daughter simone and it seems johnson has found out. handshake. on jimmy fallon last night he ran into none other than my buddy justin bieber and take a look. >> ready, fight. whopper. >> wing, wing. >> hello. >> i love that. so they hope they never run into each other again because saying hello and good-bye is just too long. up next, thanksgiving

dan bowen shows house they are going about it. >> there is no cooling down those fingers on this unseasonably warm night. the already electric streets of new york city feel like the calendar has beenp flipped back few months. >> this weather is ridiculously crazy. >> i have never seen anything like this. >> it is a t-shirt and shorts kind of evening. >> i think it is not dog last tooing long. think we should enjoy it while we canp. i will be 32 degrees snowy. think we enjoy it now. >> at the ice cream while you can and sit outside while it is still nice. >> it is a beautiful day. we have to taked a tragic of like what we are in m am we're hap i to be at this time sithing outside. >> at central park. it feels like summer again says hope lonp done. i love i am a not wearing a coat. i could wear a short sleeve shirt. >> mo sockance no worm race. >> at least for now. >> it is fantastic? ment we drove in from new jersey because it was so beautiful. >> unexpected m. we're from california. that is perfect. >> with we brought it with us. >> we're leaving tomorrow. get ready morning. you get your coat

dari: dan bowens explains the scrutiny they may be subjected to. >> reporter: the bipartisan legislation will require fbi background checks for each and every refugee before they can be admitted, essentially slowing the syrian refugee program to a halt. >> if our law enforcement and intelligence community cannot verify that each and every person coming here is not a security threat, they shouldn't be allowed in. >> reporter: the move comes after 31 governors threatened to refuse syrianefugees into their states. >> if in doubt at all, we have to say no to that. we have to say hold back. >> the dilemma of the syrian immigratn issue, particularly in a country that is built on of immigrants that are in our city currently. >> reporter: calling the u.s. a nation of immigrants, new york police commissioner bill bratton acknowledging the difficulty of screening pele from countries like syria, but says the swift congressional reaction in light of the terror attacks may be misguided. >> there is potential risk from anybody we're letting in from anre. what congress is demanding, there is no absolut

dan bowens joins us with more on balancing this. >> a growing number of republican leaders from governors to lawmakers are looking to slow a plan to allow refugees into the united states. they say they are worried terrorists might try to exploit the system to sneak into the country. 25 republican governors across the country now planning to block syrian refugees from settling into their states. new jersey governor chris christie among them, writing a letter to president obama citing security concerns in light of the attacks. he spoke on this radio program. >> i would not permanent them in. >> what if they were orphans under the age of five. >> we can come up with 18 scenarios. the fact is that we need for appropriate vetting. i don't think orphans under five are being -- should be admitted into the united states at this point. >> reporter: his comments came off french authorities said one of the attackers entered europe on a forged syrian passport. the obama administration still plans to allow 10,000 refugees into the united states. governor cuomo sounding supportive when asked about the

at the university of missouri president timothy wolf and chancellor bowen loften have resigned because some students say they didn't do enough about alleged racism. no question that unruly students as mizzou as it's called are running wild. >> i'm documenting this for a national news organization. yes, i can. this is a first amendment that protects your right to stand here and protects mine. >> i'm walking forward. i'm walking forward. >> you're pushing me. you're pushing me. >> i'm being pushed. >> you're not doing your job. >> it's our right to walk forward. i believe it's my right to walk forward. >> i'm media, can i talk to you. >> no, you into he had to get out. you need to get out. >> no, i don't. >> you need to get out. >> i actually don't. >> all right. hey, who wants to help me get this reporter out of here. i need some muscle over here. >> now that woman, you just saw, is a university of missouri professor. named melissa click. how disgraceful is that? at yale, hundreds of students march across campus to protest what they see as racial insensitivity at the ivy league school.