by day....you'll find julie burroughs at home.... playing with her two year-old twins. @34:15 "it's definitely a full time job." at night... the mother of four is in this des moines kitchen. peeling and pureeing produce. @33:53 "i'm a once man show, if you don't include my parents that help watch my kids, a baby sitter and a very supportive husband." burroughs started her company farm baby foods a year and a half ago...after making fresh baby food for her own kids. @22:58 "i remember sitting in my kitchen on day thinking i wish there was a service that could make this baby food and bring it to me because it can be sometimes be overwhelming when you're working or busy." @42:31 "we have stage 1, which fruits and vegetables." burroughs rents space from this commercial kitchen and fills these four ounce containers with organic produce from local farms whenever possible...nothing is added. @25:41 once i started to learn how shelf stable baby food was made, i realized that there's this untapped market of fresh baby food that parents are wa

emma burroughs joins us now. what happens next?n these countries get past the stalemate we have seen recently -- can these countries get past the stalemate we have seen recently? emma: it seems so. vladimir putin and francois hollande have just come out after having that meeting and making a statement to the press. president putin said the talks had been very constructive. he said the russian military actions were very effective in syria and they had destroyed infrastructure and financing leading to islamic state. he also said that he had discussed concrete practical plans with the french president to form an anti-terror coalition, and president hollande gave some more detail about that. he said there were plans to increase the exchange of information and intelligence between the forces operating in syria, and it's interesting to note as well that vladimir putin said that he was prepared to work with opposition groups. he said that before regarding the syrian conflict, but the french president said they had talked in more detail ab

probably mid 60s around the five burroughs upper 60s across the northwest today and tomorrow. this front to the north there's a line of it right there dropping down south tonight making it a cooler day for tomorrow. sunshine today, 52 at 8:00. by the afternoon looking at 65. over ten degrees warmer than normal for this time of the year. at the bus stop it should be right around 52 degrees so pretty nice morning here. taking a look at the people at the bus stop. how is it going out there? of volume if you are planning on going to the new york state thruway. bumper to bumper volume on the new york state thruway heading onto the southbound side. we'll go right over to our maps. southbound at exit 13 the palisades parkway we have an accident. further south at the bridge away. ten minutes george washington bridge 30 the lincoln 10 at the holland tunnel and right near south of newark airport accident with a downed pole. two lanes remain closed down. new jersey transit doing okay. subway service on or close to schedule. bqe north going east near the bridge that's a disabled vehicle t

the clouds have moved in rapidly around the burroughs. rain is starting for parts of really into sullivan, ulster, duchess county, parts of northwestern orange county. just edging right now into northwest new jersey. these will be quick moving. they don't last all day. it's not a total washout for everyone. be aware that there is the risk for rain through this evening as the front comes through. temperatures out being very easy new york city. we will fall off into the 50s later tonight with 40s for the overnight lows. in a few minutes i will tell you what's behind the front. i will have the details ahead. >>> developing right now a suspect is under arrest in connection to that deadly siege at a planned parenthood clinic in colorado springs. three people died in the hours-long stand-off, including a police officer. the suspected gunman has been identified as robert lewis dear. he is from north carolina. investigators now trying to figure out exactly what triggered the rampage. us in colorado springs with some new details about the ongoing

ines: street cleaning rules suspended in the five burroughs, some problems on a road in the northbound, new england thruway, two lanes blocked with an accident involving a tractor-trailer, new jersey by exit 127, one lane closed, let's take a look at the long island roads and traffic moving fine. juliet: there was some ponding again. it is not done when it is driving like this. the republican presidential debate candidates face of taking each other on. ben: a lot focus on the economy and a lot focused on immigration. >> only eight candidates imagine, eight, the candidate had 90 seconds to answer questions which facilitated longer and more specific responses. economy veer into other areas as well. and the debate that featured longer answers, more substance and less night in immigration occupied much attention. candidate including jeb bush and john kasich dismissed donald trump's plan to deport 11 million undocumented immigrants as unworkable and inhumane. >> come on, you know you can't pick them up and ship them back across the border. it is this silly argument. >> we're doing fives in

that's our yellow weather alert day. >>> d.c. 295 southbound at nannie helen burroughs avenue, stills. our trafficland cam shows you the delays on the southbound side. again all the way up to eastern avenue there. so you can see it's going to be slow going. best advice stay off of 295. consider route 1 as an alternate. that really is going to be your best bet this morning. >>> cbs this morning is next. russia and the u.s. have a common mission to eliminate isis, but will the two adversaries fight the terror group together? >> what is in the meat millions of us eat every day? the result of a new consumer report study that may surprise you and make you feel not so good. >> i didn't need to hear that. >> we're about to go eat our lunch. >> probably will get a hamburger. >> make sure you use the wusa9 app because you're going to need it today with showers and more so tomorrow and also some traffic updates. >> absolutely. because, friends, as always the app is witnesses' at. -- >> app is where it's at. >> see you in 25 with a local update. the artificial heart, this ielectric guitarsdoers

i think if we get a shower in new york city in the five burroughs it's probably in the afternoon. late tomorrow night into early sunday some drier air tries to work its way in but sunday might get off to a damp start well south of new york city. down toward say southern parts of ocean county before we try to clear things out in the afternoon. in the meantime, a few showers during the day tomorrow. the high gets down to 59. heading into sunday. cooler, some partial clearing in the afternoon. the high only getting up to 50. more normal for this time of the year. accu weather forecast overnight. partly to mostly cloudy mild. we get down to 53. we're 55, a couple of showers around especially in the afternoon. could be a lingering shower. mainly cloudy down to 43. cooler sunday, clouds to start and clearing in the afternoon. 50, sun and clouds on monday. only getting up to 47 and unsettled weather does come in tuesday into wednesday rain at times both days. but pretty mile, highs in the mid-50s by the time we cool off later next week. forecast. thank you jeff. >>> up next a heart stopp

. >> 50,000 runners took over streets of all five burroughs today. they ran from fort wadsworth on staten island to the finish line in central park, taking the long way of course. biwott won his first marathon today. what a time. and fellow kenyan, mary, the women's winner in 2:24:25. both of them, $100,000 richer. but for most of the runners out there, the goal was simply just to finish. >> i wish it was cooler, but still it is better than last year. >> it was really hot, but a great day. did awesome, you know. >> also pretty awesome paper. upper east side adam goodman here. paused, 24 miles into the race to propose to his girlfriend britney wayne just before that 24-mile mark. britney did in fact say yes. >> how about a ring? >> i believe he did go on to finish the race there too. >> and she saw it coming. he had a shirt that said, will you marry me. and everybody loves that. >> yeah. great weather. and mild. but it will be better if you have a week here. >> temperatures continue to rise as we head into the work week, it's been mild today. and curr

demanded a 12 pedestrian killed by car in the five burroughs since oct. 31st. ben: three men charged in the attempted robbery of a group of plainclothes nypd detective, officers investing a robbery in brooklyn when the three suspect approached them. atwater was shot after police say he pulled a bb gun on them. looks like a real gun. he is hospitalized in stable condition. the other two suspects are 15, and 16 years old. all week are held on separate charges including robbery. heather: the police commissioner offering a contentious solution to the homeless crisis. at a press conference yesterday people can do is just ignore panhandlers. the commissioners as cops are limited to what they can do but officers are trained in nuances of the law in order to keep people from camping out on sidewalks. giving only encourages people to stay on the streets. >> my best advice to citizens of new york city, if this is so upsetting to you, don't give. one of the quickest ways to get rid of them is not to give to them. new york here's who are complaining so much about it, one o

we have a freeze warning with clear skies, we have a freeze what effect for four of this week by burroughs, staten island not included until 7:00 this morning the winds are calm, mainly clear skies, a few clouds pushing in with a warm front. the have 32 central park and 35, the warm front does not have a lot of moisture, most of what is bringing in is like slowed but to the northwest of the tristate region. the cold air is the big problem, not as easy as yesterday, and high pressure hanging tight but warm front will bring in a few additional clouds by at the end, precipitation will stay to the west, primarily snow, more sunshine and anything with very cold start to the date even in the city with a temperatures to the freezing point. the only place not freeze it -- seeing freezing temperatures is the east end of long island and nothing significant coming at us, a few clouds here or there, high temperature warmer and yesterday, 43 or midday temperature, high of 48 degrees still looking good as far as travel conditions are concerned, sunny skies with a high of 52, 61 thursday, thanksgiving, 6

safety risk, seat council held a hearing yesterday deguerin that merits of using drones and five burroughs, at a the first proposed, how, when and why the city might use these drones. another would forbid drones from conducting surveillance while carrying weapons and the third requires civilian drone users to register their device by an drone insurance policy and put id tag to their drones that many city agencies expressed interest in flying them to help in their duties and one manufacturer says the bills need to be reconsidered. >> these basically say new york city is no place for it these technology will give you your move the were you ave from those proposals and ask what this is about they might think it is about guns or toxic chemicals are something serious like that. >> reporter: a federal task force is recommending legislation that would require drones to be registered with the faa. ruling on that particular notion is expected. city officials did not take a position on bills talked about at yesterday's hearing, they are waiting to see what the fed will they take a position. ben: ker

low 40s in the burroughs all day long. watch out for the wind. yeah. layer. at the park 35% humidity. winds fluctuating between 15 to 35 miles per hour. pressure is holding steady right now. also reports of light snow from sullivan, ulster, duchess county. york. thank you so much. looking out on the back deck. a sign not only of the season, but also the strength of the winds from across the great lakes. this northwest wind, which is very, very cold out of canada from the north, comes across the warmer lake waters. as that happens we get the little streamers. that happened overnight to the early morning hours and that produced some light snow for the northern counties. it doesn't reach us. we get the wind and the chill from it. we have wind gusts of 35 miles per hour. a lot of locations, teterboro, white plains both at the official reporting stations there, and then in queens at laguardia 37-mile-per-hour wind as well. looking across the afternoon we expect these winds to taper off so the wind chill factor, the feels like mid 30s 40s through the afternoon. it'

we are feeding 5,000 meals across the five burroughs of new york. >> six meals are scheduled all throughout the day with additional ones being added based on demand. >> keeping heros close to our heart. let's think of the u.s. servicemen and women celebrating today. afghanistan soldiers were treated to a feast of turkey as well as all the trimmings. for many, not the first thanksgiving away from the families but they say spending the holidays togethers the next best thing to being with the loved ones back home. >> thanksgiving does men a start of the holiday shopping season. >> all right. >> toys "r" us in times square opened the doors a few minute ago. >> lidia curanaj is live there now where bargain hunkers are already crossing things off their list. lydia? >> good evening to both of you. you know, we got here at toys 'r' us here in times square were a 2:30. five or six people in line. now can see the line here behind me. a bunch of people going in. there was a lot of cheers and screams and excitement as they were heading into toys "r" us here hoping to get the bargains, but you know what

. >> reporter: john burroughs said leap and the nets shall appear.p game in florida with no idea how they with pay for such a trip but they just kept on winning and now they are looking for a little help. >> amen. >> reporter: cheers and trophies are mounting for chester panthers peewee football team. >> this is the the baby right here that got us to florida. >> reporter: playing for first time in the league without weight restrictions, eight and under panthers were undefeated earning a place in the national championship this particular group of kid are amazing. this was our first year, in a limited weight league and we were smaller than everybody we beat this year. >> reporter: season began with the loss of assistant coach sean atkins who died suddenly on the sidelines during a game in september. dedicating the season to atkins the the panthers dominated the delaware county league not allowing a single point. the now eyeing a trip to florida they have a new obstacle: money. they are driving to florida on friday but aren't sure how they will pay for

we also maintain some of our existing infrastructure, so we have a community garden at burroughs pocketpart. burroughs pocket part, at one point, was a desolate dead-end street and ruth wallace transformed it along with the community into a beautiful community gathering spot. along the caltrans at embankment where we have a planting community garden. so, this year we used some funds and other community support 12 we stock the garden with drought tolerant plants and natives were we could find them. we also are working with the gateways. as laura i said before, we are trying to make the walk to allegheny and the farmers market more hospitable and several years ago to artist within our community started this project to take a little piece of the alamein e mays and turn it into something that more beautiful as you enter our neighborhood. so they gathered community artist to paint murals they painted a snake mural on one of the support columns for the highway, and some of us of a single snake. now. so with the arts and beautification committee does, we will periodically maintain the area. wi

counties, the pennsylvania association of township supervisors, the pennsylvania state association of burroughs, the county commissioner's association of pennsylvania, southeast pennsylvania transit authority, and national stone, sand and gravel, as well as americans for prosperity. i urge all of my colleagues to advance this commonsense reform and help communities recover after natural disasters by voting iaea on my amendment -- yea on my amendment. thank you, mr. chairman, i reserve. the chair: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from oregon is recognized. mr. defazio: i rise in opposition. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. defazio: grant myself such time as i may consume. actually, most of the statutes that the gentleman's talking about already specifically have waivers and exceptions for natural disasters for emergency reconstruction. under the clean water act. under the endangered species act. under nepa. just enacted three years ago in map 21. nd, you know, so i'm -- this seems to perhaps be broader. i don't fully understand the implications. but since

>> we do very well in the burroughs of new york and jersey. these are the top markets.froo lower price points for the industry arguably. >> not necessarily. in new york here, you know, the price points are very competitive. if you go to spain, for example, this style of cooking of fast food is huge, absolutely huge. this is an example in that weather. >> south america as well. >> what is the price point for a thanksgiving dinner for a family? i think you have three to five on the website, right? >> we have the family meal that eats 12 people. it's $109.99. it's about $9.29 a person. if you come into our restaurants to eat it's $12.99 with a slice of pie, and the rest of the country it's $11.99. >> a little higher than cook, but it's a convenience factor. thank you for stopping by, george michelle, to talk about the thanksgiving meal. ceo of boston market. >> with a slice of pie. >>> coming up on "squawk alley" president obama is set to deliver a joint news conference in apparently a half hour with the french president francois hollande. that's a moveable feast, pardon t