, help us to find brooke. i guess that was a selfish prayer, to help whoever had done this make a mistake and i felt like, they made a mistake. >> but if this mistake could help find brooke, investigators first had to find out all they could about this latest possible suspect. and specifically they wanted to know more about that suspect's ties to oregon. detectives quickly determined that joel courtney grew up in beaverton, a portland suburb about 75 miles from where brooke disappeared, but that had been 20 years before. police also knew he had lived in several different states. the question was, had courtney been anywhere near corvallis on the day of the kidnapping? there was one person who could answer that question and many more. her name? dina mcbride, joel courtney's older sister. she lived in portland. >> my first thought is, cute dimpled little blond-haired mischievous kid with a sweet little spirit and hilarious laugh. >> days before, corvallis police got that call from albuquerque and heard joel court

this is brooke. >> she was pretty, popular. >> she made people feel better about themselves. >> smile, angels! >> an anchor in her close-knit family. >> this is my home! yay! >> then one morning, this loving, reliable college student just vanished. >> it just wasn't like her, you know? >> no witnesses, no leads, really no clues at all. just her empty flip flops in a deserted parking lot. >> this was not a runaway. something bad had happened. >> her family had faith somehow, some day brooke would come back home. >> maybe someone has her captive and they will decide just to let her go. >> months later, more than 1,000 miles away, a college student is rescued, running from a kidnapper. >> she said he's got a knife, he is trying to kill me. >> could this lead to brooke coming home? >> this isn't the first time he's done this. >> they couldn't imagine what it would take to find the answer. >> i want to know where she is. >> bringing brooke home. >>> thanks for joining us. i'm ann curry. when the young wom

, help us to find brooke. i guess that was a selfish prayer, to help whoever had done this make a mistake and i felt like, they made a mistake. >> but if this mistake could help find brooke, investigators first had to find out all they could about this latest possible suspect. and specifically they wanted to know more about that suspect's ties to oregon. detectives quickly determined that joel courtney grew up in beaverton, a portland suburb about 75 miles from where brooke disappeared, but that had been 20 years before. police also knew he had lived in several different states. the question was, had courtney been anywhere near corvallis on the day of the kidnapping? there was one person who could answer that question and many more. her name? dina mcbride, joel courtney's older sister. she lived in portland. >> my first thought is, cute dimpled little blond-haired mischievous kid with a sweet little spirit and hilarious laugh. >> days before, corvallis police got that call from albuquerque and heard joel court

this is ronald brook's story. >> my name is ronald brook. i'm doing a life sentence for first-degree murder. i've been in prison for 30 years. i don't know if i'll ever get out. >> over three decades ago, ronald brook kidnapped teenager susan worthen and her friend at gunpoint. >> she had growled at me. now she was talking to another guy. i felt the anger well up in me again. i turned my car around and went back to where they were parked. >> shut up! >> i felt numb and cold but i didn't stop. >> less than two weeks after the crime, brook was arrested and charged with first-degree murder. he has spent almost 30 years behind bars. >> when i come to prison, i felt that i was as low as i could get short of being in a grave. in fact, i thought i wouldn't live very long. i walked in the gates and i looked around and said, "well, i'm dead." >> ron brook had more than one reason to fear for his life. men with crimes against women are often targets for violence. >> i don't have a crime i can brag about because i'm in here for killing a girl. >> but r

a die hard garth brooks fan...no relation...marty brooks' pick for cma entertainer of the year goes to... 07:00-11 marty brooks/dj 94.1 the wolf: "it's not just cause people love you and think you're attractive. sorry luke bryan. i'm sorry but it's true...i love luke bryan and i think he's been entertainer of the year like two years in a row. it's gotta go to eric church. i think it's his time in the sunlight." in memphis i'm tish clark. when we return a new study shows more and more people are taking presciption pills. details when we pills? if you do new research suggests you may be in good company, here's abc news lana zak with more "are we a nation of pill-poppers? a new study suggests that, for some of us, the number of prescription medicines we take is on the rise. in a new report in the journal of the american medical association? researchers found that between 2000 and 2012? prescription drug use increased by nearly 20 percent. the team also finding that more drugs at the same time? that's almost double than in the year 2000. most of this increase? in those older than 40 nearly

brooke? was in cdg this morning. i'll tell you there, the security is fierce. martin savidge in paris tonight. thank you, marty. >>> meantime, members of the band eagles of death metal, that american band, are talking for the first time since the tragic, tragic night friday november 13th there in paris. that was the band who was on stage there at that concert hall at the bataclan. those gunman just stormed in and opened fire on the crowd, leaving 89 people dead during an incredibly emotional interview, the band talks about wanting to play at that venue again and reliving the terrifying moments when those gunman just stormed in and started shooting. >> kids were having a blast. they were having a great time. i mean, the smile and the dancing and the singing along with each song. it was such -- you know, it was heartfelt. >> then out of nowhere, i just heard these -- what i thought were firecrackers directly behind me. >> so, they were shooting from behind you? >> correct. they came in the door

. >> why do you think brooks lied?> the scandal that tore the cast apart. >> i think they thought i was in the on the scam. >> mario's afternoon with julia roberts. >> is everybody happy? >> her dramatic makeunder for her new movie. her marriage, her big jen aniston secret. . >>> kendall jenner at the sexiest show on earth. >> the superstar who had fast food delivered to the show. >> newly engaged super model hannah davis, her first interview since derrick veek je popped the question. >> when's the wedding? >>> and will smith's guide to raising three kids. >>> from universal studios hollywood the entertainment capital of l.a. >> welcome to extra. >>> coming up in a bit mario sits down with julia roberts. >> yeah, i do. always such a pleasure. first, i had a very different chat this week, setting the record straight with real housewife of oc vicki gun. shocked. >> why would somebody lie about cancer? >> humiliated. >> i'm embarrassed. i want to tell the girls i'm sorry. >> vicki gunvalson exclusively opening up to me ab

brooke? eric singer, fantastic reporting from the colorado springs gazette, thank you so much for your time tonight. 20 minutes until 6:00 your time there in colorado. you know, we have been hearing from some of the witnesses in the area of this shooting and so i want to play something for you. the following phone interview happened when a woman named judy called in to cnn, affiliate kktv from her car and in this sound bite she describes hearing the gunshots and the news anchors are telling her to hang up and call police. >> well, i'm a courier and when i was leaving this building, which is at 3470 centennial, i got back in my car and all of a sudden i heard what i thought was gunshots and i kept thinking, is that gunshots? and i was walking over to the planned parenthood building and i saw somebody leave and somebody going inside with a bag and i didn't think a whole lot of it. but then i watched this car and anyhow, it kind of drifted from the driveway over at planned parenthood across that

brooke? >> rosa, thank you.ant to stay in chicago because this now ex-chicago officer here, jason van dyke, have faced complaints, 20 allegations against him for offenses like excessive force and verbal abuse, according to the police accountability clinic at the university of chicago law school. the clinic found chicago pd never found van dyke at fault, and his case, by the way, is far from the only one like it in chicago. reportedly, chicago police have shot and killed 70 people since 2010, 46 african-american. and since 2004, the department has shelled out $500 billi,000 n in legal claims. professor paul butler who used to serve as federal prosecutor, paul, nice to see you again. let's just begin with, we know lequan mcdonald was killed. this was october 20th of last year. 13 months later, this police officer is charged. the prosecutor said officer-involved shootings are complicated. she wanted to make sure she got it right as far as why wait so long. as a lawyer, does that sound reasonable to you? >> you know

brooke? >> 9 years of age. rosa flores, thank you. >>> breaking news into cnn here. >> this is cnn breaking news. >> we are getting reports of a possible active shooter in colorado springs, specifically on centennial boulevard. a police and fire departments are responding to the call right now. police are warning the area is not secure. again, reports of an active shooter in colorado springs. we are on this breaking story next. ♪ (vo) some call it giving back. we call it share the love. during our share the love event, get a new subaru, and we'll donate $250 to those in need. bringing our total donations to over sixty-five million dollars. and bringing love where it's needed most. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. when i went on to ancestry, i just put in the name yes, we are twins. of my parents and my grandparents. i was getting all these leaves and i was going back generation after generation. you start to see documents and you see signatures of people that you've never met. i mean

>> brooke, hello.nn team across the board has been on this story, and now we know that u.s. intelligence believes it was most likely an explosve device that brought down the plane. i want to read to you exactly what a source told me a short time ago. this u.s. government official saying, quote, there is a definite feeling it was an explosive device planted in the luggage or somewhere on the plane. the feeling by the u.s. intelligence community is it was isis or an isis affiliate. this of course they believe happened at the sharm el sheikh airport when it took off going to st. petersburg, russia. the assessment they have now is an explosive device somehow got past sharm el-sheikh. nothing very fancy, a security problem at the airport most likely and got on the plane. you are seeing some confirmation of this in a way. the british government now delaying any flights back and form between the uk and sharm el-sheikh. ireland a short time ago announcing it is suspending flights to sharmel sheikh. we should s

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>> reporter: that's right, brooke.oth terror groups have claimed responsibility and said they cooperated. one is the islamic mahmoud grgh. another one say they had two attackers in there and put out a propaganda audio message saying they were trying to strike back at the crusaders. it was people trying to help mali rebuild. she described the heroing hours. >> i e-mailed my husband. this was something going on and i want you to know i love you. when the fire down the hallway, i wrote another e e-mail and said i do believe there are shooters here. if i don't make it, i want you to know i love you and my family. but i am come iing home. i do this because i love doing this work. and where we are in the world and where we need to continue on. >> brooke, kathy said that, in fact, she was stuck in there for hours for training. those forces that came and kn k knocked on the door with a special code were the ones who saved their lives. >> all these attacks, what a story. david mckenzie, thank you for sharing live from mali for

i'm brooke baldwin. as this manhunt for the ringleader and other terrorists are under way, we are getting breaking news right now as far as what isis claims to be the actual bomb that brought down that russian passenger plane over egypt's sinai peninsula. you see the pictures here on cnn. this is what isis says the wiring you see here apparently they say was stuffed inside that soda can, turning the can essentially into an ied, an improvised explosive device. and this is what the terror group claims brought down that russian passenger jet over egypt last month, killing all 224 people on board. this picture was just published in the latest edition of this isis online propaganda magazine. let me bring in two important voices to talk more about this. our cnn correspondent ian lee who is live in cairo. and anthony may is back with us today, a retired explosives officer security and consultant. thank you both for being with me. ian, before we get to the point that isis is saying, you know, that russia wasn't

and after all the years, no one is enjoying this season more than brooks. it think so much of kirk ferentz and he has put his heart and soul into the hawkeye football program. so take it from the man who's seen a lifetime's worth of hawkeye games. i hope you're enjoying this as much as i am. seasons like this may only come along once in a lifetime. and if you're in the mood for football tonight -- keep the t-v locked on kwwl. tonight at seven the packers and the bears will face off -- and after the game is done, you can catch the coming up... some local girls hit the big time -- dancing in the macy's thanksgiving day parade... and... are you going shopping after that food coma wears off? a black friday preview is coming up in just a few minutes. and when you see news - or if you have pictures or video to share... you can do that by going to our page on acebook. you can also "like" our page to stay up to date on breaking ews here's a live look at the storm track 7 live doppler radar. chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg has your full got you covered. with

>> also today, his ex-wife brooke mueller said brooke can confirm she and the boys are not h.i.v.-positive. >> you immediately went and got a te >> i'm negative. i'm negative for hiv. >> back in 2011, charlie was going through the public breakdown, he surrounded himself with women he called goddesses, traveling the country with him and living with him. brie olson reported they are hiv nega >> you have knowingly or even perhaps unknowingly transmitted the hiv virus to someone else since your diagnosis? >> impossible. >> well, one more side of this story, how will this affect charlie's acting career? he says he has movies lined up and a new tv show in the works. >> you know, we wish him well. >>> burt reynolds may not have gone as far as charlie sheen but he embraced the wild side of hollywood, divorce, finances, health have made for juicy gossip. now he's opening up to brook anderson in tonight's big picture. burt reynolds, high ands lows of a legendary life. >> so set the record straight. you're not bankrupt? >> no. and i get so mad when i h that. no, i'm not. i'm not bankrupt. if

i'm brooke baldwin. you're watching cnn. policy, not personalities, dominated the fourth republican debate. you had eight presidential candidates sparring over issues such as syria and the tax code, trade, the minimum wage, the military, and oh, so much more. what emerged here really two kinds of contenders, those truly focused on the republican primary vote and those thinking longer term through the general election. the distinction, though, is perhaps most clear when the candidates sparred over the issue front-runner donald trump credits himself for righting that being of course immigration and his proposed deportation of 11 million undocumented immigrants. >> we need to control our border just like people have to control who goes in and out of their house. but if people think that we are going to shift 11 million people who are law-abiding, who are in this country and somehow pick them up at their house and ship them out to mexico, think about the families, think about the children. so you know what t

you're watching cnn, i'm brooke baldwin.r putin is stressing claims about what cause that russian passenger plane over egypt should be based on information from the official investigation. he talked with the british prime minister about the crash. we're told cameron explain ed wy they suspended all flights out of the airport as a precaution. both lead rs agree they face a common threat from terrorism. very familiar with russian policy and putin. i feel like we haven't talked enough about who was on board that plane, the passengers, russians and how important will it be for how putin will e react, support them, optics here. >> i was looking last night at a website that has photographs of most of the people that died in the crash. they are average people. a lot of them are young. board like in the '70s and '80s. so the type of people who think they have for themselves. people drinking wine and skiing. this is the middle class. and so having this happen, i was thinking right at the beginning of this praugs in syria said we're g

brooke: it is different in europe than it is in the u.s..an companies are less familiar with activists and less familiar with this kind of push for more transparency. i think they may be pushed to answer some of these questions and come out with some estimates as far as what the synergies are going to be or justify why it's not about the synergies and why there is more to the deal than the cost savings. cory: when you look at the evaluations, does anything jump out in terms of what part of the business they are trying to be in. anand: the microcontroller business is a very attractive market. it is the heart and brains of the business we are used to seeing. microcontrollers are needed and literally everything. cory: your refrigerator, your car. anand: the average car has tens of these systems in the car. it's a logical market if you look at dialog's revenue, 80% exposure to apple. you want to get rid of that. the manufacturing synergies may not be as high in other deals. dialog manufactures its products through other parties, and even atmel i

brooke's crazy, carefree, annoying. you're cheating!t. tag, you're it. i remember when i was growing up and having pets in the home and how that felt to me, how special that was to me. less than a year ago, we adopted two beautiful dogs, ruby and marley from adoptapet.com. to me, i think any animal deserves a home. i love my dogs. brooke loves playing with ruby, especially at the park, because ruby-- goes down the slide. she goes down the slide. they're always there for you. they cheer me up, want to play with me, try to get me up and out of bed. robin: it's just so nice when i come in, not only are the kids running to give me hugs and kisses, but the dogs do too. as you can see, my sister has a lot of energy. [screams] yeah, we are in need of space. we lived here since october 2013. we really don't have any entertainment space. it would be awesome if we have had another room to play in. steven: the outside sunporch, it's a dismal, dismal space. robin: my nickname for the sunroom is useless. steven: i describe it as a concrete floor wit

with garth brooks as he makes history.ooks as he makes history. that is ah closed captioning provided by -- >>> garth brooks has always been all about fans. he is proving it again by doing something that no other artist ha ever done before. i got a chance to join him at a concert in san diego where he told me how he is getting people who can't be with him closer to action. >> is this i >> here we are. opening night live. >> there you are doing the first, like, regular live stream show on facebook. >> it's cool. you see what it is like backstage. >> how behind the scenes are you going go? know me. i'd rather pack up all of y and just come hang. >> toothbrush in his mouth? y goofing off with fans, totally. now in addition to that awesome music, garth is taking all fans backstage via facebook. each new c he'll have opening night live with garth. we love it. are your daughters giving you any tips as far as social media? you know the young ones these days, thery're the ones who kno how exploit. >> my daughters are still way bac

our brooke baldwin is live in paris.ed each of the attack sites and spoke with residents about how they're beginning to cope with this tragedy. it's been a very busy 24 hours for you since you've been there. >> reporter: i come at this at the perspective, so many people are watching. i haven't been in paris. i was watching this unfold, the grief the morning like all of you. i've been here a little more than 24 hours, you really feel it. paris, truly, truly, for such a beautiful city of light, it feels different. i'll get to that in a moment. fy may, let me step out of the shot. i want to explain to you where we've been coming to you for the last week and a half. this is the de la republique plays. >>. maybe a place you wouldn't frequent on your first or second trip to paris. what this represents, this is about half a mile away from the cafe sites, bataclan, the concert hall. you see all of these people coming to this entirely separate location, this square, because where you see everyone lighting candles and sitting stil

brand sorensen, 2 point near then at 184, sammy brooks ruthless with the pin. iowa rolls, 33-6. >> we want to own the third period, second. , first period. the dust has settled in the big iowa will face michigan state in 10. the big ten title game and the stakes are through the roof. win and make it to the college playoffs. lose, well just don't losethe -- lose, let's just not think about that. the hawkeyes had a chance to just sit and watch some football on saturday after their friday win over nebraska. now the team sets their sights on michigan state and to keep that perfect season alive. we just had to go out there and execute that we were able to do that. >> i believe any year any team can go undefeated but this year we have a more focused team, more leaders on the team, more tony: we are only 6 days away from indy. iowa takes on michigan state saturday. kickoff is just after 7:00. kcci sports team will be there in indy. we have a special on friday, december 4 at 8:00 right here on kcci. it is not often that sports and politics collide so when it , does, yo

i'm brooke baldwin. on to politics we go. .d trump now saying not his idea. he just tweeted this. i didn't suggest a database, a reporter did. we must defeat islamic terrorism and have surveillance, including a watch list to protect america. he definitely raised eyebrows last night there in iowa when it appeared to support precisely this database to register and track muslims in the u.s. here he was talking to a journalist with nbc news. >> should there be a database that tracks muslims in this k n country? >> there should be a lot of systems. we should have a lot of systems. today you can do it. but right now, we have to have a border. we have to have strength. we have to have a wall. we cannot let what's happening to this country happen. >> i would certainly implement that. >> what do you think effethe ef of that would be? >> it would stop people from coming from illegally. >> muslims specifically, how do you get them registered? >> good management. you have to do good management procedures. we can do that. >> do you go to mo

brooke baldwin here in paris. the other huge story heating up today, vladimir putin is calling the downing of the russian war plane by turkey, kwoetd, a stab in the back. stunning video captured both pilots ejecting from those planes followed by a a sound of gunshots. watch for yourself. . this video shows rebels shooting at the pilots. turkey says it downed the plane after moscow violated its air space despite warning after warning after warning. moments ago at the white house, president obama was asked about this and spoke out about the russian jet being shot out of the sky. >> turkey, like every country, has a right to defend its territory and its air space. i think it's very important right now for us to make sure that both the russians and. the turks are talking to each other to find out exactly what happened and take measures to discourage any kind of escalation. >> cnn's senior international correspondent nick paton walsh is live in istanbul. do we know the fate, first of all, of these pilots? >> we know th

i'm brooke baldwin.ake tapper live in paris starts now. >> welcome to our viewers in the was around the world. i'm jake tapper, live in paris, france. this is "the lead." we are going to begin with breaking news. four days after suicide blasts outside that french soccer stadium in german soccer stadium is being evacuated over a bomb threat as well. german police say there was concrete evidence someone wanted to set off an explosive device in the stadium. german chancelr

light show by mother nature, and shady brook farm here in bucks county.an carabeo, coming to you live, previewing the annual lights show, ahead of opening night. stay with us. >> thank you, jan, an accident on the schuylkill eastbound past the blue route. and all of your major interstates, highs ways, starting to heat up. all of the updates coming up in a little bit. first, we take a quick break, stay right where you are, cbs-3, "eyewitness ♪ (vo) some call it giving back. we call it share the love. during our share the love event, get a new subaru, and we'll donate $250 to those in need. bringing our total donations to over sixty-five million dollars. and bringing love where it's needed most. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. you got your big games... ...cheese plates, turkey, appetizers. and regular games. get it all at a great price... ...and the holiday season is won. that's my boy! fill your cart with everything you need this season, all at one place. my giant. >> three hostages being head in mali have been killed. twenty have been released.

sammy brooks 4 point near fall. brooks wins by tech fall 17-2. 197. 4th ranked nathan burak two point take down. 5-3 decision over nolan boyd iowa knocks off number one osu 18- 16. channel 13's michael admire joins us live from kinnick stadium with more. the high school football playoffs continnue from the the high school football van meter is making their 4th appearance in the semifinals, but the bulldogs have never played for a championship. a chance to get there today against hull western christian. 1st half. ben trent, hits carson rhodes. his 2nd touchdown of the game. van meter leads 17-14 at the half. but the wolfpack get a late 4th q touchdown, and thats it. western christian advances 21-17 over van meter straight ahead tonight...acts of terror and war ...what we know straight ahead tonight...acts of relax -- it's sandals resorts week. wheel... of... fortune! ladies and gentlemen, here are the stars of america's game,

this one goes to a superstar singer and devoted family man garth brooks. that's right. got one of my biggest thrills in my career when i was able to hand it to him in front of thousands of his closest friends. >> there are very few true, true, true entertainment icons. you know how nice he is on stage. even when the camera is off he's just that humble. for entertaining our audiences for 35 years. from "entertainment tonight" i'd like to present you with the "entertainment tonight" icon award. >> thank you very much. >>> miss nanny o'dell has been there since day one. i'm going to hang onto this. this is cool. >> after spending a quarter of a snchry in the life of garth, i had the honor of presenting this icon award in front of a soldout crowd of 50,000 fans. >> how come you look exactly the same as 25 years ago. >> charming and humble. right. so full of it. >> sure garth is iconic for his career but we chose him for his character. the humble superstar treats everybody with respect and treasures being a husband, a dad, and a granddad to 2-year-old carol ann. >> the truth

would this have reached the head it did, starting with you, professor brooks, had there not been theolvement to have student athletes, the football team, was that the tipping point? >> right. well, i think that you have to look at the student athlete and their students. if the student athlete would not connect with the large student movement, the student athlete wouldn't necessarily come forward. i agree that there is no doubt the importance of sport -- you know, we know how important sport has become, particularly at the university. we call athletics the front porch of the university. talk about the collegiate arms race, the sports industrial complex, there was $1 million that the university could in current terms of fines if the football players did not go out into the field. so there is no doubt the important consideration for each and every university that has a big-time football team. that's not simply a missouri issue, it's a national issue. student athletes have had this power and been trying to exercise it in different ways for the last couple of years, as we've seen student

i'm brooke baldwin. the u.s.ll hear an abortion case that could be the court's most important pronouncement on this very issue in two decades. let's go straight to washington to our justice correspondent pamela brown, who can break this for us. what's the case about? >> this will no doubt be one of the most watched cases with the supreme court announcing today it will weigh back into the national debate over abortion. the justices will hear a challenge to key parts of texas's 2013 abortion law, that groups say is one of the most strict nationwide. the restrictions in this law threaten to leave the state with ten clunices. opponents say it puts a a burden on women seeking legal abortion and an awe tempt to put an end to abortion. supporters of the law say it's minute to protect women's health. one provision that the justices will be looking at is a provision that requires doctors who perform abortions have privileges at a nearby hospital. the other mandates that clin cannics update facilities to hospital-like stan

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sammy brooks 4 point near fall. brooks wins by tech fall 17-2. iowa knocks off number one osu 18- 16. hawks back inside carver next 4 years ago, almost to the day, iowa state shocked the college football world, beating 2nd ranked oklahoma state. the upset ruined the cowboys perfect season. today, another chance to play the role of spoiler. cowboys undefeated, ranked 8th in the latest playoff poll. 1st q. joel lanning, keeper, 24 yards to the house. 7-0 cyclones. more in the first. lanning, to allen lazard. juke, then lazard drags tacklers in to the endzone. 24 yard touchdown. iowa state led 24-14 at the half. 3rd q more from lanning. another keeper, no one will catch him. 130 yards rushing for joel. cyclones lead 31-21. 4th q, just over 3 to play. j-w walsh swings it to jeff carr, 7 yard strike. cowboys first lead of the game 35-31. cyclones get the ball back. 4th and 1. questionable play calling. mike warren, over 1-thousand yards for the season, but a yard short here. stuffed. iowa state loses a heartbreaker, 35-31 the season, but a yard short

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robin brooks will join us.y looking forward to talk to brooks about his call, like willem buiter, the euro well through parity. this is jobs day. "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ tom: breaking news, expected breaking news -- another merger this time. china. ku toudu.o buy you i hope i am pronouncing that right. again, a transaction that was widely expected. francine: it was widely expected because they have slowly bringing up their stake in youku toudu, the chinese equivalent to youtube. the figures are staggering. there are more than 500 million people in china accessing the internet from mobile devices and toudu.ouku do they go for the facebook model of owning different bits but using them as a standalone essentially, or do they integrate money? tom: it is an interesting transaction to be done in two 2016 as well. much more throughout the day. lots more going on through m&a activity. let's move back to foreign exchange. 1.0882. robin brooks is on the phone. you, like our guest willem buiter, looks for the dollar t

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-- the 184 pounder puts his terp on the mat -- never good for a turtle -- but good for a hawk -- brooks wins with the pin.n.and at 197 popots -- nathan burak... spins around for the takedown -- burak would get win with a 21 to 5 tech fall -- iowa dominates maryland 36 to 9 and that domomation continued all day -- the hawks didn't allow another point on the mat -- iowa beat grand canyon 44 to nothing, cornell 58 to vothing, and iowa central 54 to nothing it's not easy when you're wrestling competition that people from the outside looking in think it might be easy... and it's not easy... and sosoace and staying sharp and doing things that are ahead of where the opponent thinks they're gonna come from... meaning you're one step ahead of your opponent... very valuable from where i sit... tomorrow at kinnick should be fun -- i mean who doesn't like playing in the snowplus -- the big 10 west title isison the line -- it's senenr day -- but there's one thing nobody has been talking about -- purdue in his press conference on tuseday kirk ferentz was asked 31 questions -- 2 of them were out purud