jenna: an example of that is bradley manning.ho even in the initial application to join the military should have been flagged because some of his past behavior. his superior officer warned her bosses before even left for iraq saying, he should not come. he is a problem. listen to what happened in iraq. i want to play this sound for our viewers. >> he screamed no, at top of his lungs and came and punched me right in the face and body slammed me at the same time. so i put him in a hold. i asked him if this is what he wants? he said he is just tired of everybody watching his activities. >> this guy has done multiple things at this point that a soldier could be court-martialed for. >> yes. >> he's a train wreck. >> yes. >> and his security clearance never gets pulled? >> correct. jenna: the explanation was that for they needed somebody with that security clearance, even though she had confronted him saying don't bring cameras in here. this is place you can't take photographs. how does that happen, that he is allowed to punch an offic

one example-- bradley manning, the soldier who posted thousands of national secrets online. his supervisor in iraq was astonished that his top secret clearance was granted. >> i pointed to the patch of our american flag that was on my shoulder, and said, "what does this flag means to you?" he said, "it means absolutely nothing to me. i hold no allegiance to this country and the people in it." >> pelley: how does he get a top secret security clearance? >> that is a good question. >> pelley: manning's security clearance investigation failed to check a complaint that his step-mother made with oklahoma city police. heard her 911 call. >> pelley: if investigators investigators had checked his enlistment papers, they might have seen that he wrote he joined the military to "sort out the turmoil and mess in my life." before manning's top secret clearance was granted, he stabbed a soldier with a pencil and was ordered into counseling for fits of rage. >> i went directly to my superior. >> pelley: and told them what. >> i said he cannot be trusted with a security clearance. we can't d

. >> another defective file involved army private bradley manning. >> did you have any reason to doubtty to the united states in. >> yes. >> reporter: in 2009, she was manning's supervisor in an intelligence unit headed to iraq. >> i pointed to the patch of our american flag that was on my shoulder. i said what does this flag mean to you and he said it means nothing to me. i hold no allegiance to this country and the people in it. >> reporter: how does he get a top secret security clearance? >> that's a good question. >> reporter: manning's security clearance investigation failed to check a complaint that his step mother made with oklahoma city police. if they had, they might have heard her 911 call. >> my husband's 18-year-old son is out of control and just threatened me with a knife. >> reporter: if investigators had checked his enlistment papers, they might have seen that he wrote that he joined the military to sort out the turmoil and mess in my life. before manning's top secret clearance was granted, he stabbed a soldier with a pencil and was ordered in to counselling for fits of

>> yeah, they were that >> another defective file involved army private bradley manning. >> did you have any reason to doubt manning's loyalty to the united states in. >> yes.n. >> reporter: in 2009, she was manning's supervisor in an intelligence unit headed to iraq. >> i pointed to the patch of our american flag that was on my shoulder. i said what does this flag mean to you and he said it means nothing to me. i hold no allegiance to this country and the people in it. >> reporter: how does he get a top secret security clearance? >> that's a good question. >> reporter: manning's security clearance investigation failed to check a complaint that his step mother made with oklahoma city police. if they had, they might have heard her 911 call. >> my husband's 18-year-old son is out of control and just threatened me with a knife. >> reporter: if investigators had checked his enlistment papers, they might have seen that he wrote that he joined the and mess in my life. before manning's top secret clearance was granted, he stabbed a soldier with a pencil and was ordered in to counselling for fit

have done in secret that are a legal or deceitful or wrong, look at what we have just done to bradley manning. if you want to oppose our foreign policy, look at the people on this board that we sent to prison for decades for doing, really, nothing. if you want to oppose our foreign policy, look at the guantÁnamo detainees who have been tortured and are starting to die in that camp without any hope of ever escaping. it is a purposeful way of creating this climate of fear as a means of pacifying people and preventing anybody from opposing or meaningfully challenging what they are doing even when it comes to exercising the rights of the constitution. of fear is most palpable to me when i speak to people who live in muslim communities in the united states, where they believe, many of them, with great reason, that every conversation they have on their television and every e-mail exchange they have with their friends or family are being monitored and recorded and explored. where they fear whenever somebody new shows up at their mosque that this is not a stranger whom they can befriend, that somebod

. >> pelley: another defective file involved army private bradley manning. did you have any reason to doubt manning's loyalty to the united states? >> jhirleah shshman: yes. >> pelley: in 2009, jhirleah showman was manning's supervisor in an intelligence unit headed to iraq. >> showman: i pointed to the patch of our american flag that was on my shoulder. i said, "what does this flag mean to you?" he said, "it means absolutely nothing to me. i hold no allegiance to this country and the people in it." >> pelley: how does he get a top secret security clearance? >> showman: that is a good question. >> pelley: manning's security clearance investigation failed to check a complaint that his step-mother made with oklahoma city p pice. if they had, they might have heard her 9-1-1 call. >> my husband's 18-year-old son is out of control and just threatened me with a knife. >> pelley: if investigators had checked his enlistment papers, they m mht have seen that hehe wrote that he joined the military to "sort out the turmoil and mess in my life." before manning's top secr

then more modern cases daniel ellsberg who was a protester of the vietnam war and more recently bradley manningot chelsea manning in 2010 and edward snowden and 2013. but you say that the law has been augmented and change, so under different provisions for some of these people. >> the supreme court has changed its mind about some of the provisions of the espionage act. we can talk about that. and congress has updated some , and carried it back some. but the core of its people will be little bit surprised to think that there are still awesome book that really do forcefully deal with interfering with the united states ability to mobilize in times of war. host: set the stage for us about the time in which this case arose. but, we will do that with a little bit of video. we want to show you some protest songs in pictures of america the dawn of the new century that this country was making its decision about whether or not it was going to be involved in the great european war. let's watch. >> i didn't raise my boy to be a soldier. i brought him up to be my pride and joy. ♪ [indiscernible] they placed

daniel ellsberg, who was a protester of the vietnam war, and more recently bradley manning. chelly manning in 2010. and edward snowden 2013. you say the law's been augmented and changed under different provisions for some of these? >> the supreme court has changed its mind about some of the provisions of the espionage act over time and we can talk about that. congress has updated it some, pared it back some. the core of it, people would be a little bit surprised i think to know that there still are laws on the books that really do forcefully deal with the question of interfering with the united states' ability to mobilize in times of war. >> so beverly gage, we're going to turn to you to set the stage for us about the period in which this case arose. but we're going to do that with a little bit of video. we want to show people some protest songs and pictures from america really at the dawn of the new century as this country was making its decision about whether or not it was going to be involved in the great european war. let's watch. ♪ i didn't raise my boy to be a soldier ♪

man suffering seizures along i-35. and nevada police officer chris brandes and firefighter bradley melton they saved an unconscious man from a burning apartment. state football is officially under way in the uni dome. the first teams kicked off this morning to decided who will play for a state title. in sports...how norwalk is preparing for their first ever trip to cedar falls but first...people from all over flocked to boone to share their opinions about a proposed oil pipeline. how speakers tried to stand out as an everyday business person, and not colonel sanders, why sometimes i'm just too busy to cook dinner. so, i just pick up kfc's twenty dollar family fill up the controversy surrounding the bakken oil pipeline continued today in boone as hundreds of people voiced their support and opposition to the iowa utilities board... if approved the pipeline would carry crude oil across 18 iowa counties.. channel 13's justin surrency was in boone to hear what the public thought of the plan. iowans voicing their opinions thursday in front of the iowa utilities board view the bakken oil pipeline in two ways... jobs and oppo

certainly we've seen it with instances like snowden and bradley manning and the ability for people to take large amounts of data. there's obviously a number of efforts under way inside the government. but i think there's also an element of transparency in terms of our military operations being conducted. we've seen this transform domestic policing in the united states and the era of ubiquitous smartphones where every action can be recorded. and i worry that our forces on the ground are not adequately trained and prepared for that. we've seen one-off incidents in these wars where there's an incident like koran burning or someone urinating on corpses and their strategic effects. in a world where every action by one of our soldiers and marines on the ground is recorded and tweeted around in real time is something that i don't think we're prepared for. i say this in large part from personal experience fighting as an nco on the ground in iraq and afghanistan, where occasionally we have interactions with the population where, you know, things are rough. it's a difficult conflict. but having

certainly we've seen it with instances like snowden and bradley manning and the ability for people to take large amounts of data. there's obviously a number of efforts under way inside the government. but i think there's also an element of transparency in terms of our military operations being conducted. we've seen this transform domestic policing in the united states and the era of ubiquitous smartphones where every action can be recorded. and i worry that our forces on the ground are not adequately trained and prepared for that. we've seen oneoff incidents in these wars where there's an incident like koran burning or someone urinating on corpses and their strategic effects. in a world where every action by one of our soldiers and marines on the ground is recorded and tweeted around in real time is something that i don't think we're prepared for. i say this in large part from personal experience fighting as an nco on the ground in iraq and afghanistan, where occasionally we have interactions with the population where, you know, things are rough. it's a difficult conflict. but having

government kevin bradley. a man arrested on weapons charges is held without bail. police say they found an assault rifle, a bulletproof vest, a hatchet and other weapons in the home of dean largess of lester. largess was wented in a domestic vie vince charge. officer say the firepower found in his homemade him incredibly dangerous. largess evaded police for a day before he was call in royalston. >> mark: lawyers for convicted boston marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev will be arguing for a new trial. the lawyers saying there is no way local jurors could be objective. the defense admitted that dzhokhar tsarnaev and his brother carried out the bombings, but argued his brother was the mastermind. >> elizabeth: more than 54 cats removed from a mobile home in newburyport and police say it is hoarding. 84-year-old man who police are trying to leprechaun. the animal control officer tells the newburyport news that they are frantically looking for homes for those cats. >> mark: facebook page leads to an investigation at harvard university. the page is called white student uni

special honor for late 60 minutes correspondent ed bradley, dedication ceremony, on stretch of roadway, in philadelphia, being renamed for the legendary news man. ed bradley way will be a portion every city avenue between monument road and presidential boulevard. bradley grew up in philadelphia and went onto storied career in broadcast journalism, earning 19 emmies. he passed away back in 2006. >>> well, in just few hours, remaining three democratic presidential candidates face-off for a second time, in the key state of iowa. along with cbs news, twitter will sponsor tonight's debate giving voters a chance to post quest to those candidate. cbs news correspondent weijia jiang live for just des moines, iowa this morning, has more on tonight's debate. weijia, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, to everybody, since the last match up, the field of candidates has been widdled down from five to three, as you mention, that means they'll have a lot more time to talk to voters in a debate that will be like no other, because this time, the voters will be playing a new role, as well. >> the podiums are up, and the stage is set in des moines, iowa for

bradley. stretch of road in philadelphia is being renamed for the legendary news man. ed bradley way will be a portion of city avenue, between monument road and presidential boulevard. bradley grew up in philadelphia, and went onto have a storied career in broadcast journalism earning 19 em eels. bradley passed away back in 2006. >> also happening today, runners chanelling their inner rocky, the 5k, 10k, taking place this morning with the course ending, where he will, at the art museum. runners will be getting into the spirit. awards are given out for best rocky inspired costume. >>> and the anticipation is building for the newest movie in the rocky franchise, creed. our ukee washington sat down exclusively with rocky himself, sylvester stallone. in creed, rock say trainer/father figure. in the seventh motion picture in this boxing franchise, like the iconic character himself, stallone has come a long way n his younger days he went to lincoln high school, but said he graduated from the school of hard knocks. the underdog story of balboa was in his blood. >> i used to wo

man from a burning home in april of last year. finally, nevada police officers chris brandes and firefighter bradley melton were awarded for finding and saving an unconscious man in a burning apartment building in men are being honored for extraordinary service ... the every day service they and all first responders provide should never be forgotten. 4507- 4521 "whether it be normal everyday duties ... do the job and do it well ... thats why we're so proud of them." the award is named for the five sullivan brothers from waterloo who were all killed when their battleship sunk during world war two. as governor branstad was presenting them with one of the state's highest awards ... president obama was again bestowing the nation's highest military honor on a veteran. captain florent groberg was awarded the medal of honor for his life saving actions in afghanistan in 2012. when his convoy came under attack by a suicide bomber, groberg tackled the bomber ... and set off his explosive vest. groberg was critically injured in the explosion and has spent the last three years recovering from wounds. his actions saved the lives of dozens in h

man from a burning home in april of last year. finally, nevada police officers chris brandes and firefighter bradley melton were awarded for finding and saving an unconscious man in a burning apartment building in february. while they were receiving the state's h hghest honor ... a u-s army ranger was given the nation's highest military honor. captain florent groberg was awarded the medal of honor for his actions in afghanistan in 2012. groberg was part of a convoy when a suicide bomber attacked. groberg tackled the bomber ... whose bomb vest then detonated. his actions saved the lives of the rest of his convoy. he's spent the last three years recovering from the injuries he suffered in the attack. he is the 10th living service membr to be awarded the medal of honor for actions in iraq and afghanistan. this week three iowa veterans reunited with each other ... and the helicopter that first brought them together decades ago. two of the men were riding aboard the helicopter ... which now is on display at dubuque's veterans memorial plaza. the third came to their rescue when they were shot down in vietnam. brad hanson has the story o

. >> to the basketball court, how about the start for the wizards and that young man in particular? bradley biel knocking down -- oh! >> the game winner! a passionate dagger right there over the san antonio spurs since gilbert arenas in 2009 with at least 100 points in the season's first four games. he is off to a great start. hopefully he can keep it up. >> boy, that was great. good game. >> that's our broadcast for now. "nightly >>> tonight -- was a bomb onboard? president obama now says he thinks there's a possibility a bomb could have downed the russian airliner. the mystery deepens as the white house continues tightened security for u.s.-bound planes. >>> family feud. george h.w. bush, the new biography unleashed harsh words about his son's presidency and dick cheney and donald rumsfeld. jeb is caught in the middle. >>> a kidnapping solved by the victim himself. 13 years after the fact, how a teen when he was applying to college, made the shocking discovery he had been taken as a boy. >>> a new weight loss pill showing great promise melting dozens of pounds away without surgery. how it

bradley: i need some writing. james: ok. well, luckily there is a man in the building who might be able to do that. ate show" it's "the late late show" it's "the late late show" ♪ [applause] james: aaron sorkin, can you believe it? now, we're going to play a game right now, guys. we tried this before and i have to admit i'm not great at it. it is something i want to get better at. we're going to try to do that tonight. it is a lot of fun. it is "where's reggie"? [applause] ok. my producers have sat reggie in the audience. i have no idea where. [laughter] the camera will scan the audience and i have to find reggie. but there's a catch! i only have 60 seconds to find him. it is tougher than you think. ok. let me just focus, focus, focus. visualize reggie. visualize reggie. ok. i'm going to do it this time. can we put 60 seconds on the clock, please? ok. let's begin. ok. not there. i've just got to look at all four corners of the frame because you just never know where he could be hiding. ok. no. is that -- in the back? no. ok. oh, dear. ok. i can't -- is that any -- no. oh, man. i can't believe that i

." ♪ >> who's the mystery man with newly split kate beckinsale? bradleyus with irina shakh and more on john mellenkamp. "extra" tracking the hottest couples. >>> mariah carey on "empire." >> i would love for you to be one of cookie's friends. >> christmas in aspen and a crazy stunt in her pajamas. >> i was so tempted to do that. >>> then, megan fox's first interview since her split with brian austin green, caught in a racy love triangle on "new girl." >> i need to decide who's going to have sex with me tonight. >>> then, hours before black friday, our ultimate shopping expert reveals the best sales, the best sights, and the best tricks to get a deal. >> my best holiday shopping tip is -- >>> plus, forget that turkey. do you suffer from turkey neck? >> that skin kind of hangs there. >> the hot-new fix in a special thanksgiving day star beauty secrets. >>> and why is carissa making t

." >> who's the mystery man with newly split kate beckinsale? bradley cooper getting serious with irina shakh and more on john mellenkamp. "extra" tracking the hottest couples. >>> mimimn "empire." >> i would love for you to be one of cookie's friends. >> christmas in aspen and a crazy stunt in her pajamas. >>> then, megan fox's first interview since her split with brian austin green, caught in a racy love triangle on "new girl." >> i need to decide who's going to have sex with me tonight. >>> then, hours before black friday, our ultimate shopping expert reveals the best sales, the best sights, and the best tricks to get a deal. >> my best holiday shopping tip is -- >>> plus, forget that turkey. do you suffer from turkey neck? >> that skin kind of hangs there. >> t t hot-new fix in a special secrets. >>> and why is carissa making out with terry bradshaw? >> no one saw. >> now on "extra," from universal studios hollywood, the entertainment capital of l.a. extra extra >> heheo, and a very happy thanksgiving from all of us here at "extra." i'm mario lopez.

jt three looking on and georgetown began slow but bradley hayes turned into else vin hayes. that is old manketball right there. little hook shot. he was dominant and hoyas stretching it to 15 and then the alley-oop to copeland. cope one of four play first double digits. and then lj peak, peeking at hee right time. had 20. georgetown wins 77-47. peak speak. afterwards. >> well i just had to pick my teammates up and we started out slow. i figured i had to do something. >> he has that responsibility to do a lot of different things and so today, you know, he was able to penetrate and he was able to get to the rim h whicis something that he does very well. >>> great story here. howard hosting william & mary. that's james daniel. nation's leading scorer. 28 a game. yeah. here we weaves through -- weaves through william, mary, bob, joe the whole defense. only 5'11'' but i tell you he was doing it up today. here he is from three. 39 points and career-high and the game-winning three. they win 79-77. >>> good stuff there. doc knicks and the green machine of george mason hosting wright state. thompson

nevada fire lieutenant bradley melton and officer chris brandes were honored for saving a man from a burning apartment. it's been a hotly debated topic here in iowa.. whether to build an oil pipeline across the state.. coming up next.. pros and cons.. the controversial bakken oil pipeline was the subject of a public hearing today.. the arguments for and against it.. and where it goes from here.. and later.. at 9-30.. 50 years later.. an iowa vietnam veterans shares his story of combat.. what haunts him.. nearly five decades after his plane was shot down.. from who h-d iowa's high definition leader..you're watching the channel 13 news at nine on fox join the fight to make college affordable. join the fight for alexis. access says it could carry half a million gallons of crude oil every day... people both for and against the bakken pipeline lined up today to let the iowa utility board know how they feel. everyone had two minutes to tell the iowa utilities board their opinion on the matter. the board will decide if dakota access can use eminent domain to gain access to the land needed t

nevada fire lieutenant bradley melton and nevada police officer chris brandes are among the recipients. the pair rescued a nevada man caught in an apartment fire in april. two cedar falls fire fighters are also being honored for a fire rescue. iowa state trooper tracy bohlen is being recognized for administering c-p-r to a driver on interstate-35 near ankeny. the plans to revitalize walnut street now include a museum. the wells fargo history museum will go into the wells fargo bank lobby in the financial center on walnut street. the 55-hundred square foot museum is expected to open in the fall of 2016. it'll celebrate the history of des moines and wells fargo... and will include a full-size wells fargo stage coach. city officials say this is just the beginning of what's to come for walnut street. 11:07:27-11:07:44 parallel parking spacing, shopping...walnut street will become a lifestyle destination and this museum is really an important part of it. the museum is expected to attract more than 25-thousand visitors annually. there will be no admission. across the nation, people rallied for higher wages today... here i

bradley. >> incredible story. what a wonderful man. >>> 5:50 right now. apple may be gearing up to put security at your fingertips. they've patented a new panic mode for devices that you can activate with a specific finger. panic mode would alert friends and family that the user could be in danger and possibly flash a lying and sound an alarm. it also blocks access to any personal day that stored on the phone. >> okay. >>> 5:50 now. still ahead on "today in new york" t first of course it was a blockbuster movie. now "titanic" becoming a big attraction. we're going to explain this next. >>> and don't forget, follow us on facebook, twitter, and instagram, michaelg4ny, darlene4ny. you're watching "today in new york." we stop arthritis pain, so you don't have to stop. because you believe in go. onward. today's the day. carpe diem. tylenol 8hr arthritis pain has two layers of pain relief. the first is fast. the second lasts all day. we g ive you your day back. what you do with it is up to you. >>> welcome back. hamilton bridge. morning. well, the world's most

bradley. 111-101. bad loss for celtics last night. bruins going for third straight win. day. >>> a man who played a pivotal curse. you may remember him as the man who stolen base. roberts has been a coach for the padres since 2011. tom brady enjoying his sunday off. posted this picture on facebook. he captioned the pic saying where did scooby hide my football. >>> i'm starting to get spoiled with tom doesn't play on sunday and he post some cute picture with the dog. you are going through withdrawal symptoms. >>> i like the pictures. i really like scooby. >> did look like he had upper hand. one of the country's hottest new models. it's the holidays. 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. it has the fastest internet and wifi available. with speeds from 50 to 500 megs. and right now, you'll get 50 meg fios internet, tv and phone for 79.99 a month online for your first year. and with a 2 year agreement, we'll give you all the premium movie channels for a year. plus, 400 dollars bac

a special honor for late 606 minutes correspondent ed bradley, stretch of road in philadelphia is being renamed for the legendary news man of city avenue between monument road and presidential boulevard will be dedicated as ed bradley way. bradley grew up in philadelphia, and went onto story career in broadcast journalism earning 129 emmies. he passed away back in 2006. now a check on the forecast, i know colds, kyla. >> chilly day today. unfortunately, cloudy start to the day here in philadelphia, but not everyone seeing the clouds this morning, live look at center city where you can see the temperatures at 48 degrees, pretty good cloud cover, winds out of the west 15 miles per hour, head out to kutztown, liver neighborhood network is and here comes the sun at 40 degrees, so see some of the clouds break up, look at storm scan3, though, notice, we have snow flurries rolling early this morning, and again, no snow flu toys worry about here in philadelphia. and we'll have the sunny skies up to 50 degrees, when we get to the afternoon, but tonight mostly clear and low of 39. and then, warm up on the way. look at monday, star

man foo tv and movie. there is still a reynolds working in hollywood. >> which "aloha" star changed hairstyles so many times that they lost track of the real color? is it rachael mcadams, bradley cooper or emma stone. i'm going with rachael. >> the answer is coming up next. out which country cuties made >>> time now to reveal the >>> time now to reveal the answer to tonight's "e.t." birthdays. which "aloha" star changed hairstyles so many times they lost track of their real color. >> my real color -- i don't even know what it is. >> that is rachael mcadams who turns 37 today. >> yesterday we showe jennifer lopez receiving our "e.t." icon award. in january she'll be the only person out there with a reality show and a series on at the same time. there is "american idol" and good for her. >> leave it to j-lo to do something like. that our "e.t." icon week continues tomorrow with the one and only oprah. >> great conversation between these two. >> bye, everybody. >> you want to make me cry? i'm not going to cry as an icon.

and a man of sterling character and it is an honor to have him here tonight. [applause] >> thank you, bradley. i want to thank the kemper foundation, the eisenhower foundation and the kansas city public library for coming up with this idea to commemorate the anniversary of the birth of dwight eisenhower. here we are at the end of that program trail. fitting that it takes us to the american frontier where this year marks not only the 125th birthday of eisenhower, it is also the year that the u.s. census bureau declared that the american frontier was close. event was actually related. eisenhower's understanding of the frontier demise shaped his ideas on the proper role of government as a result. evidence for this claim is not found in the books that crosby mentioned a few years ago but rather at the library and easy him and letters between the former president of united states and five-star general, and a military comrade. as the men were known, met in panama during one of the most formative periods of eisenhower's life. he was assigned the infantry but grade -- brigade. graduate school, as i d

everything else builds bradley cooper's cooking movie bombed >>> an armed black man pulled over for drivinger police brutality headline. this ended peacefully with only a warning. that man speaking out about the experience. and that has gone viral. saying, "i am a black man wearing a hood and strapped. according to certain social movements, i shouldn't be alive right now because police are alleged out to kill minorities. maybe, just maybe, that notion is bunk. the army vet and author of "the sovereigns" joins us now. >> good morning. thanks for having me. >> let's go back a couple days ago. you're driving around out there in arizona. you get pulled over. you see the lights behind you. you're wearing a hoodie. you've got a glock. what happened? >> i was heading to my place of work to drop off some paperwork. i got pulled over. my wallet was in my back right pocket. my glock was on my right hip. i didn't get it out in time. the officers arrived at the window. asked if there were any weapons. i told them that i was in possession of a firearm and it was located on my right hip and i was not goi

bradley melton with the nevada fire department and officer chris brandes of the nevada police department and iowa state trooper tracy bohlen bohlen you may remember performed c-p-r on a man suffering from a seizure while driving on interstate 35 in april. elias: and in ag news-- iowa poultry farmers may be repoputlating from the avian flu outbreak, but consumers will see more after effects of the disease hitting iowa... of the 72 farms that were hit, 35 were commercial turkey producers... the depopulation of those flocks has lead to a rise in prices, and a short supply.. just in time for the holidays -- turkey prices are about 30 to 40 percent higher. with turkeys in short supply, prices are going up and for the needy, that may mean cutting something else off the dinner list. with the number of turkeys donated each year variable, the food banks are worried this may hit close to home.. ""families in need really feel the impact of those price increases first. then, of course, through our purchasing program when our prices go up, it's the same thing... we aren't able to buy as much of something or maybe we choose not to buy it at all" says linda scheid, executive director,

. >>> leaning evenry news man an ordinary here in philadelphia, coming up street dedicated to the late 60 minutes correspondent ed bradleyn the city where he was born. >>> coming up later, ditch those pj a's folks because health reporter stephanie stahl says it is better to sleep naked. yes, we will have scientific evidence to prove it. kyla, what do you think. >> yeah, i already knew that. >> no, no. >> hey, good morning everybody. too much information, i necessity but i have got some great information regarding the weather, sunshine for your sunday and lets talk warmer temperatures, shall we. stay with now only ford offers $750 black friday bonus cash on select vehicles, on top of ford friends and neighbors pricing. that doesn't happen every day. make black friday hassle-free with low prices ford cars, trucks and suvs. and get $750 dollars black friday bonus cash on select ford vehicles, on top of all other offers. it's an inside deal, now for everyone. hurry for a limited time, get $750 dollars black friday bonus cash on select vehicles, on top of all other low ford friends and neighbors offers. it all ends november 3