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party and now divide a lot of republican primary voters. >> reporter: on zrgs, john kasich and jeb bubu taking aim at trump plan to deport an estimated 11 million immigrants. >> they are doing high fives in the clinton campaign when they hear this. >> reporter: hillary clinton piling on as trump points to precedent. 50s under eisenhower, an operation witha name now so offensive it is considered a slur. trumplaborating with katy tur. >> they are were dropping off people in the desert and others were shipped off on cargo trips. how would your plan be different. >> how? >> it is a whole it is called good management. >> reporter: on foreign policy, marco rubio's hawkish stance a stark contrast to rand paul. >> how is it cocoervative to add a a trillion dollars in military expenditures. >> we can't have an economy if we are not safe. >> and on taxes, ben carson getting rid of tax breaks for charity donations. his donations on the other hand, rolling in. >> reporter: carson said he raised a million dollars since the debate and the campaign of marco rubio opening his south carolina headquarter

last night iowa took care of bubuness beating nebraska, 28- 20. doing g , they became the first 12-0 team in school history. offensively the hawkeyes used the legs of jordan canzeri - 140 yards and two scores. defensively, iowa picked off tommy armstrongfou r times. going into yesterdays game, iowa was fourth in the college football playoff rankings. "just really excited about getting the victory and really happy for our players," said kirk ferentz. "i just told them, i'm not really sure what to say casue i've never been around a team that's 12-0 so a little speechless on that. it's just an unbelieveable acomplishment." "guys like cowherd saying we won't beat nebraska, that's exciting," said c.j. beathard. "i was like okay, we beat nebraska." with michigan state winning today, that's who iowa will play in the big ten championship if you're doing everything right but find it harder and harder to get by, you're not alone. while our people work longer hours for lower wages, almost all new income goes to the top 1%. my plan -- make wall street banks a

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vets and their spouses can get a free 12 ounce coffee at star bubus. d applebee's and chilly's offering a special menu. and colonial williams burg and for all the free bes go to our facebook page. >>> a somber remembrance will take place at the tomb of the unknown soldier. the president will lay a reef in full honor ceremony. now. keep it right here for more news, weather and sports. i'm betty win arenguyen thanks for watching "early today." have a good one. react...we have the details. plus, our i-80 hararst tour aps up. in agribusinins...sell for show or selling for profits.s. i love to know that i sold my grain at the highest price of the year, but guess what? it doesn't work that way and celebrating veterans day with a former tennessee soldier-as others pitch in to help him make a life on the farm. agday-brought to you by the dependable, long lasting chevy silverado. a a by mycogen seeds, visit acres of possibility.com to discover the potential of mycogen seeds. good morning i'm clinton griffiths. before we get to today's top ag stories, we

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together they have three sons, regal, caleb, and bubu.: okay, go and catch regal, catch regal. narrator: the interracial marriages between africans and chinese were other times rare and not without controversy. after his marriage, frank transferred all his assets from china to zambia and invested in a clothing business together with lucy. frank: this is the first shop. thirteen years ago i managed to help my wife. we help each other to open this shop. it's changed a bit but still the same logo, 15 years ago. narrator: they have moved their major business to high end malls and operate a chain of clothing stores in lusaka. they have employed about 2000 zambian workers. frank might not have expected to have come this far in their business. it's not only the business that binds frank to africa. he has never forgotten what lured him to quit his former job 15 years ago and become an adventurer in africa. ♪ music narrator: the debate about the long-term consequences of china's engagement with africa is heated, especially in western media. will i

presidential candidate jeb bush thanked one iowa voter for switching his vote to him by giving him a chest bubu. bush was at a town hall in waukee when campaign supporter, shane blanchard approached him. blanchard used to back cruz's presidential campaign, but told bush he is now backing him. bush thanked blanchard, then asked for a chest bump, which he got. jessica rae: some administrative changes at northeast community college are taking place. here's paul hughes with the details. a member of the northeast community college board of governors is stepping down. at-large member john davies of pilger cites time conflicts with his work and family as the reason for his resignation. applications for davies' seat will be accepted through december 16th. the norfolk high school marching band will soon have a new look. at its meeting monday night, members of the norfolk public schools board of education voted unanimously to purchase new band uniforms. associate superintendent of business, maintenance and transportation, bill robinson says the rrent uniforms have been used for 13 years - about three yea

bubu when it comes to running with power, he has even more. >> referee: after further review, the runner was downed with the ball half a yard from the goal line. it will be fourth and goal at the 1/2 yard line. >> bob: so, the nose of the football will be no more than a foot to a foot and a half short. it's fourth and goal. michigan got a goal-line stop two weeks ago against minnesota offense the ball with the chance to kick a field goal to win in overtime. fourth and goal, indiana lines up to go for the touchdown. half the distance is not going to move the ball much. as henry jumped offsides. >> referee: offsides. defense, number 69, with contact. penalilid half the distance to the goal line. remains fourth down. bob: where is theall going? from 12 inches away to 6 inches away. henry tried to beat the snap count. >> brock: he's gotten you to this point. the best on the field with chessonnnd rudock he's got to determine this one. leaping, and it is a touchdown! and this time, there is no doubt. >> brock: that's what the nfl guys like to a say. no matter how u uy your michigan sweater is,

that's the focus of tonight's jeb bubu: leadership means you've got to be all in. it's not about y ypin'. it's not about talking. it's about doing. i know how to do this because i was privileged to serve in florida for eight years. and we turned the systems upside down that weren't working. 1.3 million new jobs were created. we cut taxes every year. income rose in people's pockets. people were lifted out of poverty. children started to learn. as presisint of the united states, i pledge to yoyothat i will solve problems. announcer: right to rise usa is responsible for the content of this message. << >> winter weather advisory in effect thanksgiving day from 4 am to 6 including sioux city winter storm warning in effect thanksgiving day from 9 am to 9 pm for harrison & shelby counties the timing isn't great, but there is going to be a mix of freezing rain, sleet, and snow that will cause travel problems for our thanksgiving day. travel will be okay this evening and early tonight so that is going to be the best time to be getting to your destination. it's later tonight

bubu instead, i juststetch the coffee. (sirens wailing) reporter:while the national city airlines is circling the city -after an engine failure. -(exclaims) mayday. mayday. mayday. we're going down. why do you do this to me? because i'm your sister and you love me. you exposed yourself. to the world. kara:ever since i was adoed, i felt the need help people,

this man says i is not even n ne yet bubu 2 of the 55 units are claimed. >> at a decent price in a very desirable neighborhood in manhattan. >> reporter: located at 335 east 27th streetn kipip baba the building offers units as small as 260 square feet. >> the room is wide enough that if you have a queen size bed here there are still four, five feet off space. >> reporter:r:he rent for a unit this size starts at around $2,000 a month and goes up to close to 3,000 for the larger apartments. he says the amenities keep it competitive so can one really be happy living little? >> the way that i live is very humane and i've been able to carry on my life now for four years probably better than i lived when i was in a larger apartment. >> might be tough with toddldls. >> defefitely would be. >> that's what's making news in

i had been doing stuff in practice bubu i haddt done any live contact stuff. they just told me it was starting to heal and form back together, but i needed another week until they were confident in putting me back out therer without putting me in jeopardy." sot :18 oc:"...putting me in jeopardy." to the pitch the loras soccer team hosted depaw in the second round of the d-3 ncaa soccer tournament today. mike gordon drilled one from the top of the box to give the duhawks a 2- nothing first half lead and ttat was p penty for goalie jacob peterson who made some big time saves in the 2-1 loras win to advance to the elite 8. and finally the uni volleyball tam entertained bradley tonight and amy held was a killlg machine in thth first set.. and then checkout the defense from the panthers heather hook with the block.. uni won the first set 25-14 and ey go onto sweep bradley 3-0.. thanks scott. parts of the morning. flurries can be expected through parts of thhday. temperatures will be much cooler now that the cold front has moved through and a significant amount of s

surveillance video has emerged capturing the fatal catch of a bubuness jet into an akron, ohio, apartment complex, killing nine people. on the tape, the plane appearing as a dark flash just behind the trees. then in the upper left corner of the screen, exploding into a fire ball. the tape, a critical clue for investors trying to understand why the jet went down. night we know more about the victims and about the conditions the pilots were facing. nbc's john yang is in akron with new details. >> reporter: in akron, ohio, today, officials sorted through the charred wreckage of the twib engine siness jet killing all nine on board. surveillance video captured the moment. behind the trees, the plane slammed into an apartment building, bursting into a cloud of spoke. today the ntsb zeroed in on one possible cause. >> weather, in fact, is one of the key areas that we'll be looking at very carefully. >> the jet was approachinakron, fulton airport shortlyly before 3:000.m. it was foggy an misting. the ceiling 400 feet and visibility just 1.5 miles was barely ove the faa landing mandated conditions

bubu it's a grgrp that played together. they're really locked in and learned to prepare really well. so i'm really excited, happy for them. the whole community." "every other town in class c2 would trade us to be here right now. and i'm so thankful for the opportunity to play these guys and just to be re. they're a great team. i haven't played a tete that good in my career i meaa they're really good. just being here. getting a state medal means a lot to me. it's my only state medal. just the experience was crazy i'll never forget it. " 3 3 in other girls basketball westwood over akron-westfield 54-42. ridge view falls to newell fonda 49-31.and rock valley over boyden hull 65-61. south obrien falls to alta aurelia 62-25. 3 3 3 <

bubu together, theyy have dealt a blow to establishme candidates like jeb bush. trump now predicting bush's campaign is over. >> he's a stiff, okay? he's a nice guy. he doesn't have a chance, all right? he ought to do what walker did d >> drop out?t? >> absolutely, he has no chance. >> reporter: david, jeb bush really is trying to get better. tonight, we've confirmed that the campaign has hired a media coach to help jeb become a better communicator. david? >> tom llamas leading us off tonight. tom, thank you. >>> we're going to turn now to major dedelopments in that mysterious plane crash. the russian passenger jet breaking apart in the sky over egypt, killing everyone on board. tonight, chilling new images of the debris field, now larger than first thought, 11 square miles of desert. this evening, authorities revealing they detected a heat flash on radar. at this hour, we also know the for clues. so, we asked here who has those black boxes and what could that heat flash signal? ground in e skwipt againgypt again tonight. >> reporter: russian teams coming through

bubu experts say making a dent in the isis social media machine won't be easy because banned accounts could be quickly renamed. 2> someone could easily change their name on twitter or facebook or the social media identity. it is whack a mole andin tesktive. >> but an expert said what anonomous is doing could be a useful nuisance. >> when you get harassed, you are let effective in doing your work. and so while they are recovering from the harassment, they are t doing as many bad things as before. >> the government welcomes anything that weakens terrorists but some don't want them taking off social media because it is a place where potential recruits could bee tracked. pete williams, nbc news, washington. >>> we're back in a moment with a young veteran who wrote to us with concerns for his family, which now woman: it's been a journey to get where i am. and i didn't get here alone. there were people who listened along the way. people who gave me options. kept me on track. and through it allll my retirement never got left behind. so today, i'm prepared for anything we may want tomorrow to

bubu those promises may not be legally binding and two previous attempts fizzled. >> this problem doesn't go away. and we can't negotiate with the atmosphere. it wilil keep happening.g. so we have to find other approaches. >> reporter: that the summit is happening at all is a show of defiance following the recent terror attacks here. so was tonight's dinner president president obama and hollandi, at a public restaurant instead of the palace. all of it playing out among unprecedented security.. late yesterday place cracked down on violent protesters. today it was down to business. some royal persuasion, bill,gate as announcing a multi-billion dollar a quiet diplomacy between obama and tin and sense of urgency over what not getting an agreement could mean. . >> submerged countries, fields that no longer grow. political disruptions that trigger conflict. >> that has world leaders bowing to reach a deal. among the obstacles, demand that rich countries pay for poor countries to go green. and then the politics of climate change which is why the u.s. sisted any agreementnt not be called a treaty

bubu that is very, very special. >> we love you. >> i'm glad you're here. this next piece you have got to stay at home for this. sit the season of giving and we're kick off thank you, america, our special s series saluting people who is gone the extra mile to make a difference today. like josh just did for me. we have a football coach who came out of retirement, turning around a high school team and e lives of students in one michigan t town that this woman knows all too well. t.j. holmes is at benton harbor hi. >> that's where my mom went to highschool. >> t.j.? ror good morning, happy birthday, as well. i want two special young men here. percy anand jeremy will help me pull off this surprise today look who is helping us. the entire football tm at benton harbor and the entire student body is helping us out. we radioed down to have coach. u. make his way to the gym. i have to get him. he has no idea this is going on, robin. he has no idea, so comen out. and theree is. coach uzelac. did you say oh, my gosh? this is t.j. lmes. you're live. you knew something

snoopy's star joins several other animated characters, bubu bunny, nald duck, the e rugrats, the simpsons, and many more iconic characters have their stars on the walk good morning again -- it's now still to come... come...the hero's welcome for one midwestern prprsports team after they became the newest world champions. champions.you're watching @right now on cbs 2 2his morning...the troubling bullying statistics in iowa city -- and why the district says it might not be so bad. the terrifying video from inside the car during an uber ride gone wrong. the new efforts from south african prosecutors to put oscar pistorius in jail for murder. welcome to cbs two this morning...i'm kevin bbarry. t's get a check of our cbs 2 e iowa city community school district is one of the top three districts for reported bullying incidents. incidents.they had 46 incidents in 20-14 and 2015. equity director kingsley botchway says the distrtrt reports everything from name calling to physical violence and they look on social media too.he says the high numbers don't necessarily mean there's more bullying going o

i'm your bubu >> i i don't have a n. let's talk about toilet seats, since i'm with a real man. >> who wants to talk about toilet seats? [ flushing noise ] >> that wasn't christie, was it? >> no. a man posted to the "new york times" askg about etiquette. the office he works in is about 80% le, he decided to leave the seat up. t a note has appeared in the bathroom asking the men to lower the seat after every use. should the men cater to the women eveninge even women? >> i think they should. let it down for the poor lady. suppose she makes a mistake? >> what's that supposed to mean? >> well, there's no seat there. understand? >> all right. >> i think that's the way it goes, isn't it? >> i cannot look at you with a man bun. >> take it off! i didn't want it on in the first place! >> are you always polite and put the seat up or down? >> i usually do, because i -- i haven't been to a place -- don't they have a man's bathroom and a women's bathroom? >> not in a lot of places, uni sex, baby. >> always put the seat down. >> all ri

"a lot of them dd't even havee bubu nothing in ttir house. you know it's not political. it's not whether you suppor the war or not. it's supporting your community. you know your country. a donation box is located in the hawkeye center. businesses can also call hawkeye if they'd like to host their own "operation help a veteran" dodoation box. the sullivan brother's iowa veterans museum honors the service and sacrifice of all there are 11 exhibits in the museum... they start by focusing on the civil war whhh is the firirt war iowans participated in... and it ends with exhibits on more recent wars. the museum also had it's well known voices of veterans. while there, you can hear stories from those who have served... they've interviewed veterans from 74 of the 99 counties... and conninue to ok for storiis.... one of the veterans they interviewed is a volunteer at the museum... "there's so much history here and history is something that we today the museum is allowing all of those who are seeving - or have served - to visit for free.. and several national chains are saying "thank you" to our

the 20-16 women's leadership conference will host nationally known women's bubuness leaders. ththevent will be at the marina inn hotel and conference center in south sioux city, nebraska. the theme..."gener ation she." "how do you create a work environment that's positive based upon understanding and respect for one another?" said diane ramsey, ceo of iowa women lead change. "so that's a lot about what our conference is going to be about." the conference will also offer an invitation only ceo forum, and an event for c clege stududts. mercy medical center is a presenting sponsor of the event. coming up, some students from new york city got a behind the scenes look at some of the floats that we'll show you their story, next. << >> << wx timer @ 2:15 >> the macy's thanksgiving day the macy's thanksgiving day parade is less than a week away, but some new york city third graders got a sneak peak at what the r rt of us will seseon nbc's coverage ofofhe event. 500 of them took a tour of the warehouse that's home to many of the floats. tracie strahan reports. << nats of kids hugging

a few clouds will track through, bubu we will mainly be watchinggfor fog tonight as the snow afternoon but we have warmer temps headed our way for thanksgiving. i'll have that forecast for you in a feminutes. a southwest airlines flight is from passengers. the indianapolis flight was heading to los angeles and made a stop in kansas city. according to the airline, multiple passengers "did not follow crew instructions and continued to act suspiciously during the flight." ice say at least four people were escorted from the back of the plane... "yeah, everyone was a little confused. we thought something was wrong with the plane. that was the main problem." "well, i was ready to have my sraight through flight, but for the most part, i'm glad nothing happened if something were to happen, so we made it here safely." one person re- boarded the original flight, but the other three were re-booked to a later iran's state news agency says a washington post reporter was sentenced to prison for an rezaian has been behind bars in iran since july of last year. his attorney said earlier he was accused

and we will eventually see the rain change to snow, bubu it looks like this is mainly a rain event in ou viewing area with the potennial for some heavy rainfall...mainly snowfall mounts will be mainlyytrace to 2" and times tomorrow and the winds pressure will dry us out for unless you have a home in the way. strong winds created big waves in seattle. some of those waves crashed right into homes along the in other parts of seattle -- knocking down trees and powee lines. the time is still to come this morning, turkey, se dishes... pumpkin pie. as yyu set the table for a thanksgiving to remember... safety experts have a great reminder about what could make it a day to forget. plus -- a golden start for a team already on top of the basketball world - - even before the season started. this team set a record of perfection. you're watching kwwl. we've got you covered in reinbeck, ryan, readlyn and all of eastern iowa discover the latest from the amop\ prememm foot carereine, to see why women are admiring their beautiful nails. they have good reason... introducing the latest innovation from a

bubu.."these next two games will really show what we're made of as a team and how close we really were this year."there's still time to make a statement this year. in ames, mia o'brien, cbs 2 sports. after eight years... steve staker is retiring as coe's head football coach ... ending a very successful run... he's the third-winningest coach in school history... and he led the kohawks to three playoff f berths during his tenure... coe's decided to keep it in the family though... they've replaced steve staker with his son... tyler staker is the new head football coach at coe college... next in sports... one hawkeye stood out in saturday's grapple on the special saturday at kinnick stadium... and i'm not just talking about football... iowa wrestling set a new attendance record with their "grale on the gridiron" against oklahoma state... and the hawkeyes knocked off the top-ranked cowboys in the process... u-s-a wrestling took notice... iowa junior sammy brooks was named the u-s-a wrestling athle

kevin williams--"this senior class is special to me, man, not just because i'm a part of it, bubu beuse they have persevered through so much adversity. that just tells you a lot about our class." andy janovich--"when the last coaching staff was gone, we all just came together and realized that we can only really count on ourselves and i think everybody's got great chemistry because of it." proud of these guys. we've had some leaders step up. we've had some guys do really well, do somemeood things and stay focused in a time when it wouldld have been really easy not to. they kept in mind that forecast... scott: good morning! cold this morning, temperatures only in the teens, almost 20 degrees colder than yesterday. we'll spend the whole day below normal, temperatures only getting into the upper 20s with sunshine, perfect to stay warm in stores on black friday! tonight, another cold night, but closer to normal in the mid 30s tomorrow. we increase clouds on sunday as we bring in a decent chance for snow on monday. breezy winds on tuesday. still ahead in our show.... you'll meet the newest m

bubu. there's stitil a sluggiss grain markets.. "i am still bearish. i'm short corn, december corn around $3.79. i still think lower prices are ahead. the u.s. dollar is higher once again..." "and i just don't think that trend is going to stop. and the problem with corn is, corn's used as an ethanol product. crude oil continues to hit new lows, down another dollar today, and thaa's affecting corn. i just think corn is going lower. i am short beans from $8.72 in the january contract. i still think beans are going lower. remain short, i see no reason to own the grain market at this time." "the cattle trade was outstanding. i have taken off about 75 percent of my positions, which were numerous. i am still short, i still think prices are going to the $115 level in the december contract. however, volatility is massive at the current time, and if you're not involved in this market, i would avoid it." "hs, same thing, very vovoatile. avoid this market at the current time, wait for better chart structure to develop. but the commodity markets in my opinion are

introductions...etc the top eight- polling republicans in milwaukee debating --for the 4th time--- bubu / (r) presidential candidate "i got about four minutes last debate - i'm gonnget my question right now." the debate honing in on jobs, taxes, international issues and the economy. cruz : there are more words in the are in theheible. and not one of them isiss good. candidates addressing the minimum wage.. donald trump says "no" to raising it...ben carson changing his mind after supporting ben carson / (r) presidential candidate the minimum wage, jobless people carson also making light of this pastweek of scrutinyovov his life stories..... candidate "thanks for not 10th grade. i (laughter)" ...nhough....heating up over immigration.. jeb bush and john kasich challenging trump's plan to deport 11 million undocumented presidential "we all know you n't pick them up and ship them backacross the border." trump: i don't have to hear from this man trump also unleashing on carly fiorina when she interrupted senator rand paul... carly fiorina / (r) presidential candidate ". he walked away. he qui

bubu i livethere. >> jimmy: what are their names right now? >> jackson and matthew. >> jimmy: jackson and matthew. it's time to go home. do you think they'll watch you tonight? >> they will. i'll make sure they do. >> jimmy: you can send them to my house for a couple of days. would you? >> please. thank you. that would be great. i think -- >> jimmy: we could have fun. >> trying to help them out, it's now. >> jimmy: we'll see a chihi from the new movie "the hununr games: ckingjay part 2." be right back! just press clean and let roomba from irobot help with your everyday messes. roomba navigates your entire home cleaning up pet hair and debris for up to 2 hours. which means your floors are always clean. you and roomba from irobot better together . kohl's has everything you need to create a winter wonderland! and right now - you'll get 50% off all st. nicholas square trim-a-tree! plus everyone gets $10 kohl's cash for every $50 spent!kohl's. a holiday favorite is back. chestnut praline latte. only at stararcks. to those caked in flour... coated i

numbers show the florida senator in 3rd place above gop contenders, ahead of his former mentor, jeb bubu. >> i'm not frustrated about him. he's a great guy, a good friend, a gifted politician. >> reporter: rubio has also overtaken bush in the key state of new hampshire. both candidates are expected to campaign there tomorrow. and still struggling in the polls, jeb bush rolled out a new slogan monday saying jeb can fix it. he hopes the voters will see if he's the person that can bring change to walk. the next republican debate will be held next tuesday. anne-marie. >> don champion in new york. thank you, dornl. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," we will talk about the simpblg g d gop efforts to have more control over the debates with face the nation moderator and cbs political daekor john dickerson. hillary clinton was in chicago yesterday for a series of fund raisers. during one she met with the families of gun violence victims, including the mothers of trayvon martin, michael brown and tamir rice. all were black youth shot and killed in high profile cases. the key man involved in gett

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bubu after the 13th of november, americans felt french. our two peoples, together, merged as one. sharing the same emotion. and also the same willingness to fight for freedom, to stand for our values. we are not two similar peoples. we each have our own history. we have our own culture, background. but, we share the s se trusus the same faiai in freedom. it is france that came under attack on the 13th of november. france, f f whaha it is, a country which we consider unique in the world because france speaks to the world. france came under attack for what it represests, for whaha it stands for. for its culture. our principles. but by targeting france, the terrorists, the cowardly murders who are were targeting the world. in these restaurants, cafes, as well as the bataclan. they were men and women, mt of them young. who came from 020 countries at least, who shared the same passion for life. and that's the reason they were murdered. my thoughts are with the friends and family of a young american student, nohemi gonzalez, who came as well to share a moment of culture and joy. i -- pi

bubu it's where we've been, really, since september 11th. >> reporter: on the metro more surveillance. the message to the public if you see anything out of the ordinary, call your local police. >> it's somethg that you'll ow when you see it. you know, the haha might stand on your neck and we encourage all riders to report something if they see something suspicious. >> reporter: if you want to know just how intense this moment truly is, today the fbi director and homeland security secretary will conduct a rare joint members of the house. robin? >> pierre, what else are you hearing? how concerned are u.s. officials that a coordinated attack like we saw in paris could happen in our nation's capital or any other american city? >> reporter: authorities say there is no imminent threat but make no mistake. this is a high-tempo moment. my ways, the isis threat is unique. look, the fbfbarrested more than 70 suspected isis sympathizers in the last two years. dozens this year alone. there's never been a concentrated spate of al qaeda arrests like that. bottom line, isis is finding support here e

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be in rehearsals o or the weekend bubu blake and gwen are not requiredto be there. >> gwen was asked about the romance rumors. >> is that true or not true? >> i'm not going to answer that right now. but i think he is hot, don't you? >> gwen was hotquiet but talked about her break up with her husband. >> i think i cried all night. >> when did it blow up in your face. >> in the day after the grammies. >> just 41 minutes avenues broke that gwen and blakee were dating his exex miranda hit the cma's red carpet, posed for photos and seemed to force a smile. >> sources ifside the award tell "e.t." that this is definitely something that people were talking about. mainly about the timing. you have to remember the cmas would have been the first event that blake and miranda were in the same room after being split up this past july. this is a blow to miranda. speak it miranda but they heard her talking about her dress was revenge dress. and the pink streaks in her hair compares to gwen. still a big night for miranda. she gave a she-stopping performamae and won female vocalist of the yeye. >>>> f

>> 50 bubus. >> jimmy: wow, you earned your money on that one. >> i thought it was a lot at the time. >> jimmy: it was a lot at the time but -- >> but, no. not for that humiliaon with a a bunch of 8 year olds. >> jimmy: but, n n here you are, making giant movies. and, oh my gosh. this one, by the way, who directed this? joe wright? >> joe wright. brilliant, brilliant joe wright. "atonement," "anna karenina," "hannah." he's amazing, "pridedend prejudice." >> jimmy: yeah. >> and this world of neverland, he's created something like, it's a neverland you've never seen before. >> j)mmy: the cgi is fantastic. >> it is extraordinary. and that girl at the slide, she's goininto love this movie.. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i was going to say something like that. yeah. at one point there's bubbles floating around with oceans in the bubbs. school of fishsh >> but it's really awesome. a young lad, levi miller, the whole world's about fall in love with him, plang peter. >> jimmy: how did they find thth guy? >> he's extaordinary. he's one of 4,000 kids that put down a tape. he's from brisbane. >> jimmy:

and its allies in the fight against isis, bubu scott, after this incident, that now looks even more uncertain. >> pelley: holly williams reporting from istanbul tonight, holly, thanks. david martin reports the shootdown has the potential to draw nato allies into a conflict with russia. >> reporter: from the moment russian warplanes began operating out of that airbase in syria, it was an international incident waiting to happen. russian planes violated turkish airspace on at least two previous occasionsflew within 500 feet of american aircraft striking isis targets in syria, and bombed opposition groups supported by the u.s. and its allies. to avoid incidents, a hot line was set up beten the russian defense ministry and the u.s.-run commama center for isis. but to no avail. after vladimir putin's angry reqction to the shootdown, the russian military said a cruiser armed wiwi surface-to-air missiles would be stationed off the syrian coast ready to shoot down any planes that threatened its aircraft. president obama urged both sides to remain calm and described the incidede as a consequence ofof

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quarter but by and large the paint season is starting to wind down but we'll be happy to take all the bubuness we see out therer >> i noticed you had a terrific slide in your most recent report talking about room for expansion without cannibalization. i look at where you have stores it seems like west of the minnesota you're just not nearly as stocked and there's plenty of room to add new stores. >> there's plenty of room in the u.s. plenty of room in mexico. we continue to grow organically d our store in canada, the u.s., mexico, so we're excited about our business. >> you seem to be some what positive about an area i know some of the backs are concerned about for nonoesidential construction. do you think architectural construction doing a little better in this country? >> we see a solid continued construction recovery. i think this is very beneficial. that it's gradual. it's'sot a huge spike up. improve quarter over quarter and i think this is good for the economy. >> and aerospace just remains strong. >> aerospace has been a great business for us. it continues to gain share and in the most

of money invested in slaves was more than the amount of money invested in railroads, banks, and bubunesses combined. this was the economic engine of europe and the united states. by t time you got here.... >> pelley: the enslaved marched from the auction house down this ramp and on to the ships. >> bunch: what you probably had was almost an assembly line. you'd bring people, you'd sell people. thenenyou would move them onto the boats and d f to the new wowod. >> pelley: what does black america need to hear, in your estimation, from the echoes off these steps? bunch: i think alal americans need to recognize that, as tragic and horrible as slavery was, as big an economic shadow as it cast, the one thing it didn't do was strip people of their humanity. and i wish that alalof us were as strong as the people that walked down those steps and got on those boats. >> steve lubkemann: we're wading out into the tidal flats... >> pelley: if lonnie bunch was to find his slave shipiphe would need steve lubkemann, co-founder of the slave wrecks project. he's an anthropologist from george washington unive

there are 30 million small bubunesses in this country, and thth doesn't include the millions of non-traditional small businesses, freelancers, artists, you name it. right now the 30 million small businesses, 20 million don't accept credit card payments. something that's becoming a real problem as oururconomy continues to transition from paper to plastic. they have two million customers, a big runway, right? second, we know square has done a very gd job of integrating with its customers by providing additional value-added services, getting into the financing, marketing, customer service operations. i look that. third, no matter what metric you use, they have tremendous sales grow. sales in the first nine months of 2015, down slightly from 54% last year but still pretty impressive. at the same time, square's gross payment volume, the total amount of money they process increased by 51% in the first nine months of the year. $25 billion, solid. those are the uositives. how about the negatives. no matter how impressive you find square's sales growth, the fact is this market wants profits. this compan

you can also see neil hosting "your world"d"nd "cavuto on bubuness" on fox news. we'll be right back. >> seth: my thanks to sam rockwell, cristin milioti, neil cavuto. [ cheers and applause ] 8g band. stay tuned for carson daly. we will see you tomorrow.

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bubu my views on that haveve not changed. in terms of disagreeing with hillary clinton yeah, i do, mono, many issues. what i understand politics and elections to be about is to discuss differences of opinion. i intend to do that and do that vigorously. that does not mean i'm making personal attacks against somebody i respect. i disagree with hillary clinton on whether or not we should break up the large financial institutions in this country. i don't have a super pac, she does have a super pac. we have many different points of view and i will discuss those vigorously. >> one of the things you poioied out is consistency, you believe that matters.s. what's wrong we involving on issues? >> there's nothing wrong. everybody evolves on issues. nothing wrong with that, but if you look at the important issues facing this country, going back to 02, who made the analysis? who looked at what bush and cheney were saying on the war in iraq? it's one thing to evolve and say "i made a mistake." it's another thing to analyze the information

. >> in politico, one of the former counterterrorism advisors to president obama and prprident bubu wrote this "by any measure our strategy in iraq and syria is not succeeding or not succeeding fast enough. we are playing a more long game when a disruptive strategy is required." basically the argument is maybe speed with which it's being plemented is what's wrong. do you buy that argent? >> well, i think he makes some very good points. look, if we're going to confront isis, you know, clearly we've been through acts of war these last few weeks that make it very clear that they are a clear and present danger not only to europe but to this country as well. and we're going to have to take some very specific steps here. one is to unify this effort. as richard engel pointed out, this effort is not coordinated. people are n n working together. everybody's kind of doing their own thing on different targets. we need to unify the command. we need to set a joint command center where all of these countries are together on their objective and secondly we need to increase our effort there. we need to i

abaaoud, along with an accomplice, was planning another suicide bomb attack, this time at la defense, a bubu parisian business district. abaaoud was killed in a fierce police gun battle last wednesday, and now there is a new addition to europe's most wanted list, 30-year-old mohammed abrini. police believe he may have been traveling in the same car with salah abdeslam, the terrort who escaped d st week and is still on the run. abrini's d.n.a. was found in a car used in the attacks. in brussels, belgian police are still trying to root out a terrororell and most of the e ty is on lockdown, but tomorrow things will start returning to normal. most of the subways will reopen, and, scott, children will be going back to school. >> pelley: debora patta reporting for us tonight. debora, thank yoyo refugee crisis next. >> pelley: today, presidents obama and hollande defended their plans to accept syrian refugees. mr. obama said america is strengthened by people of every faith. bubuopponents say that terrorists could hide among the migrants. well as america prepares to observe the holiday that celebrat

tickets start at 55 bubus... or 130 dollars for the v - i - p meet and greet with delilah. if you want to know how to buy tickets... check out our web site... siouxland news dot com. 3 a teenager from northeast iowa is pleading guilty to vehicular homicide after the death of two teenagers from sac county.18 - year - old trevor (photo) feauto of clarksville entered that plea to two counts of vehicular homicide in sac county district court. 3 those charges come from a crash near (breed - uh) breda last year that killed 16 - year - old bailey jacobsen and her passenger... 16 - year - old lindsey quirk.(photo) feto haa blood - alcohol level of point 1 - 3 - 3 when the crash happened.he'll be sentenced on december 14th. each count of vehicular homicide carries a 10 - year prison sentence. 3 3 an 18 - year - old sioux city man is facing charges of sexually abusing a 13 - ar - old girl.court documents say branann mendiola admitted to going to a house on south clinn street and having sex with the girl november 7th... he left when the victim's mom came home and confronted him.right

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