. >> carrots and cale. cale is hot these days. >> cale is the new bacon. super hot. >> i don't think i can go along with cale is the new bacon. >> i know. i know. >> the founder of the juice bar promises better health this a glass. >> juicing bridges the gap between what we should eat and actually eat. most of us fall off the wagon, get stressed, have good and bad days. this is a way to get nutrition in a quick, easy way. >> juice bars are popping up all over. there's never been thinking like it. well, yes there has. >> i'm going to give a demonstration of one of the most wonderful machines ever invented. >> in 1949 in what might have been the first infomercial, he was known as papa and was juicing it up. are you juiced about juicing? enter the food issue beginning at 9:00 here on cbs 2 hg. we have a chef in the studio now. we have some coming up. >> we do time is 6:23. if you haven't figured out what you're cooking for thanksgiving or have ideas after the break, chef mark bailey is live in the studio with options to serve a full course meal. >> this is cb

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cale is 6 erin & ben's younger been to the family's was born 16 weeks only a pound and a delivery meant jack's lungs weren't fully formed and he's struggled with severe breathing problems ever since. at their lowest point, when erin and ben feared they would lose their baby, the decision was made to move children's hospital in ohio. erin says, "there was a lot of deliberating about whether or not that would be the best choice, but we determined and decided as a family that transferring him would be the best choice." it's a decision that likely saved jack's life, and now it looks like the day his parents have dreamed about may be in reach. jack can come home once his doctors see success with a new home ventilator. if all goes as planned, the miltenbergers could celebrate the new year as a family of four. but with that excitement comes the family's newest challenge. they'll need in-home nursing in elk point, and demand. erin hopes by sharing their story... somone out answer to their prayers. erin says, "the more people that can share jack's story that we need nurses. been waiting for for

yams, cale, greens. >> reporter: where is this going to go? >> we're going to feed the community, homeless parks, people that's homeless in the parks. >> reporter: once you're done putting meals together -- you're working on 800? >> yes, going for 800. >> reporter: this afternoon you'll go hand them out to people? >> yes. >> reporter: this is not the first year you've done this. you and your husband came up with this idea few years back. how did you get the idea? >> we were randomly driving down the streets one day, saw people hanging out on the streets and fell for them. we feel we need to share with them for thanksgiving. >> reporter: this year you mentioned this is the first time in three years you started doing this again in honor of your husband. >> yes. it's been almost three years. we're going to do this for him this year. >> reporter: what time are you going to wrap up here and get meals ready to go? >> roughly about 12:00. >> reporter: where does the money for this come from? food isn't cheap. >> we had a lot of donations from familie

. >> when the unit deploys, to vietnam it redesignated to the cale vary division in air mobile. >> the division had received the first cavalry colors in a meeting ceremony in july. >> it was a famous unit. >> the seventh regulimine and se sported mustaches. >> cab patch is one of the most recognized in the world. >> general canard sported it on an eye patch he had to wear after an injury. >> i took a colored pencil and doodled it in. >> that part of vietnam is where the north voeeotietnamese tried cut the country in half. >> they tried to kill them. we thought was attempting to seize the central house. >> on november 14th, 1965 army intelligence said up to three were operated. >> it was selected on their rek recr recon early that morning. >> he called it landing zone x-ray. he flew the lead chopper. >> he would bring me a scar. >> saved my teeth. i would break down, and i swallowed this cigar. pretty exciting. >> artillery pieces were dropped about ten miles away. >> of course, on the first chopper. wanted to be there and i was on the second chopper or third chopper. >> first landing,

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. >> when the unit deploys, to vietnam it redesignated to the cale vary division in air mobile. >> the division had received the first cavalry colors in a meeting ceremony in july. >> it was a famous unit. >> the seventh regulimine and se sported mustaches. >> cab patch is one of the most recognized in the world. >> general canard sported it on an eye patch he had to wear after an injury. >> i took a colored pencil and doodled it in. >> that part of vietnam is where the north voeeotietnamese tried cut the country in half. >> they tried to kill them. we thought was attempting to seize the central house. >> on november 14th, 1965 army intelligence said up to three were operated. >> it was selected on their rek recr recon early that morning. >> he called it landing zone x-ray. he flew the lead chopper. >> he would bring me a scar. >> saved my teeth. i would break down, and i swallowed this cigar. pretty exciting. >> artillery pieces were dropped about ten miles away. >> of course, on the first chopper. wanted to be there and i was on the second chopper or third chopper. >> first landing,

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cale is 6 and jack is 2." in & ben's younger son, jack, has never been to the family's elk point home. he was born 16 weeks premature, weighing only a pound and a half. the early delivery meant jack's lungs weren't fully formed and he's struggled with severe breathing problems ever since. at their lowest point, when erin and ben feared they would lose their baby, the decision was made to move him to a special children's hospital in ohio. erin says, "there was a lot of deliberating about whether or not that would be the best choice, but we determined and decided as a family that transferring him would be the best choice." it's a decision that likely saved jack's life, and now it looks like the day his parents have dreamed about may be in reach. jack can come home once his doctors see success with a new home ventilator. if all goes as planned, the miltenbergers could celebrate the new year as a family of four. but with that excitement comes the family's newest challenge. they'll in elk point, and nurses are in h

i used cale. you get a check of the grocery stores, they're closing early. i'm not cooking. zplmpblts /* also running extra rail service on select lines. >>> police shooting fallout. it was another night of protests in chicago. we'll show you how the peaceful demonstration took a destructive turn when protesters set their sights on a downtown christmas tree. plus, caught on camera, a car crashes into a restaurant and while people are eating dinner. we will tell you what happened to the driver that caused that wreck. >>ics people were seen beating him. three juveniles have been sentenced for that attack. three others, rejected the plea deal in september. their trials on attempted murder and other charges scheduled for january. the charges are now expected to be upgraded. protests continue in chicago over the release of dash-cam video over an officer shooting and killing an officer. they saw jason van dyke shoot laquan mcdonald's 16 times. van dyke is now charged with murder. protesters are angry at the teen's death and the fact that the officials took a year to release the

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structural engineer cale ash took me up for his first look at the roof of the shelter, designed essentially to be an evacuation platform 55 feet above sea level. to start with there are four stair towers with 14 inch concrete shear walls as well as concrete encased steel support columns. >> the building has to resist the strongest earthquake it'll will ever see, and then 30 minutes later has to have enough reserve strength to that tsunami wave. >> this evacuation shelter is built to withstand a 9.0 earthquake and a 14 foot tsunami, which is more than twice the height computer models expect for this area. >> we had to design each of these four concrete stair towers to resist potential impact from debris that could be carried by a tsunami, in addition to just the force of the water flowing around the building. >> so that's a huge amount of force that a tsunami could be applying to this building. >> yeah, very big forces and the debris is unknown... there could be school buses, vehicles, other things that are carried by that tsunami inundation. >> and what about down below. what is beneath us?

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various locations have been targeted, including cale and jermont on the french belgium border. it's part of an investigation into the paris bombings. an ominous warning from the p.m. what happened? >> reporter: that does seem to be a case. very stark and deeply, deeply worrying warning from him who has been speaking this morning. he seems to think that an attack of the style that was carried out here in paris on friday could well be imminent in the coming days. he has confirmed a series of raids across the country, 150 in total in eight different locations as far as we are aware at this current moment in time. we know that a string of raids were carried out were made and several arrests were made and cash and weapons were seized. they felt that the tax were part of a well coordinated cross border cell. the large is it city in the south of the country that is no stranger to so-called anti terror operations after being the scene of some violent attacks back in 2012 when a jewish school was targeted and killed several french and musts imsoldiers. further raids in the parisian subu

. >> we are always at a heightened low cale locale. >> reporter: the cia director says the attacks should serve as >> their agenda is to kill. >> reporter: across the country, security is being ramped up. there's a heavy police presence in times square. and the new york city police commissioner said today the tactics deeply concern him. >> the idea that all of them, all of them were equipped with suicide vests. >> reporter: u.s. officials are also worried that the killers in france may have used their computer and cell phone communications. so-called going dark. and belgian officials suspect gaming systems like playstation to communicate offgrid. even though there's no specific credible isis threat to the homeland, the fbi is intensify intensifying in all 50 states. more than 70 prospective supporters of isis arrested in the last two years alone. some with deadly intentions. security stepped up across this city, and there are more than 900 terror investigations across the country, as we speak. david? >> pierre thomas with us tonight. pierre, thank you. >>> and tonight, france dramatically

not on the skate cale, obviously. that was a sudden shock with the aircraft flying into the twin towers and the island of manhattan being shut down and suddenly it was terribly chaotic. but this may -- i'm sure the french feel this is their 9/11 right now. >> yeah. >> the scale of the attacks, the coordination of the attacks, paris, i'm certain, is locked down now. and nothing -- there is no normal life going on right now in paris as they try to save lives and track down the terrorists and find out how large the plot was. we didn't know on 9/11 how large it was. we didn't know. we didn't know when the attacks happened here if there were other terrorists, other attacks in the wings. and we didn't know for days that that was the end of the threat. so in france, they're going to be doing the same thing. they don't know what's going to happen next right now. and you can bet that all the resources of the republic of france are devoted to deterring that. >> clearly, they have a lot on their hands. we do want to go back to d

argued for legal protection for physician assisted suicide and just this month, using oregon's so caled death with dignity law, he took his own life after being diagnosed with malignant brain cancer. just last month governor jerry brown signed california's aid in dying bill into law. california is the fifth state to authorize physician assisted suicide. many other stttes have considered or are considering similar legislation but the opposition to such laws is intense. many religious folk believe that such laws violate the sacredness of life, yet others see ttem as undermining g the hippocratic oath that says doctors should first and foremost do no harm, and yet others fear a slippery slope that would eventually lead us to value some lives more than others. should iowa pass an aid ii dying law? do we have an absolute right over our own lives? should physicians help us to die on our own terms? or do we have a moral obligation to accept our lives a.d our deathson terms other than our own will? ? have a greattanel on today to discuss these issues. to my left is becky benson, the director of

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cale is 6 and ja is 2." erin & ben's younger son, jack, hasever been to thfamily's elk point home. he was born 16 weeks premature, weighing only a pound and a half. the early delivery meant jack's lungs weren't fully formed and he's struggled with severe breathing problems ever since. at their lowest point, when erin and ben feared they would lose their baby, the decision was made to move him to a special children's hospital in ohio. erin says, "there was a lot of deliberating about whether or not that would be the best choice, but we detererned and decided as a family that transferrinin him would be the st choice." itit a decision that likely savav jack's life, and now it looks like the day his parents have dreamed about may be in reach. jack can come home once his doctors see success with a new home ventilator. if all goes as planned, the miltenbergers could celebrate the new year as a family of four. but with that excitement comes the family's newest challenge. they'll need in-home nursing care for jack here in elk point, and nurses are in high demand. erin hopes by sharing thei

we have produce we distribute, so there's cale, broccoli, eggs, milk, cereal. >> you're doing a great great work. you guys are filling a big need. you can help at home by texting the word feed to the number 80077 for a $10 donation. that $10 goes a long way. and we invite you to share the joy or share how you share the joy this holiday season with the #abc7now. dan and ama? >> thank you, spencer. >>> a new study explains why fast food may be so tempting for your kids. research shows those ads promoting toys with those meals really work. researchers found the commercials led children to ask their parents to take them to the restaurant. >>> big sugar and big corn face off in court in los angeles tomorrow in a battle over sweeteners. sugar processors are seeking $2 billion against corn refiners. sugar says it lost money when corn refiners tried to regrand high fructose as corn sugar claiming it was the same as cane sugar. >>> stay with the health news. good vitamin d help prevent heart disease? >>> and breast cancer among african-american women is on the rise. >> taking vitamin d supplem

that salad is being recalled including other items using cale farm celery. the outbreak has sickened 19 people in seven states. five people have been hospitalized including two with kidney failure. >>> most people spent thanksgiving morning making dinner for family and friends. one woman spent the morning making dinner for people she's never met. >> reporter: a thanksgiving turkey with all the trimmings. >> we have cranberry sauce, greens, kale. sweet potatoes. >> reporter: pippins has enough to feed 800 people. thanksgiving morning she and her friends get up before dawn to prepare hundreds of meals. >> this is a lot of work. why do you do this? >> because i want everybody to share thanksgiving with me. >> reporter: eight years ago something inspired her and her husband to help people. >> we saw people living in the street. they were homeless. >> reporter: her husband is now gone but his memory lives on. >> the current climate is there's thousands of people who are homeless, people who don't have enough to eat. >> reporter: once the meals are ready they're p

the raids tonight in that town of teluz, grenalba in the center of france, cale in the center of francethe english channel, the suburb of paris. we understand from french media the main french domestic anti-terror units, the gipn and the r.a.i.d. units are involved. numbers of police. these police forces involved, we're told as many as 200 in one raid. that's what's being reported in french media at the moment, wolf. >> the suspicion, i assume, is these raids are only just the beginning. they're going to escalate dramatically in the coming howevhours and days. is that what we can anticipate, nick? >> reporter: wolf, the fact these raids going on in these towns or appear to be going on in these cities, cities where the french do have concerns about some of their citizens, some of them may be on these files, that means police believe they're radicalized, and the fact that all these raids are happening at the same time tonight certainly indicates that they want to strike in a coordinated fashion, there may be other places that these raids are going on that we're not aware of yet. this is q

you have toulouse which is southwestern france and cale right in the north of france close to the english channel. what we understand, there are extensive police raids involving their specialist counterterrorism units, r.a.i.d. unit. these are specialist police forces used to and trained in counterterrorism measures. they're very usually heavily armed, have sophisticated equipment. going in in large numbers. toulous, may be 200 police involved in the raid there. viewers remember toulou srktoul the scene of an attack in 2012, mira radicalized, inspired by al qaeda went on a gun rampage at a jewish school and killed french military service members who came to catch him. seven people were killed them. this, toulouse certainly will resonate with the french public. why the french police are targeting a raid there, we don't know specifically why the police are targeting these different towns at moment. what is very clear, these raids are coordinated. they're happening through the night here and they appear to be coordinated in a way such as not to tip off any other groups, cell members, whateve

probablyoseven a little closer to caled ythis morning in some neighborhoods than they were yesterday.llentown at 2l readingwe gl obviously get those winter coats on. stme of thatosextra gear as you led out but the clouds cleared out overnight so keep the sun shades -- sunglasses is what thoomoe called or shades, anyway keep them handy if you're heading out becusose we'll be bright out there. not only here but up and down much of the east c pst. 51 dockrees is the high in the lehigh valley, mostly sunny and chilly as you get gieng throinvh the day trogay. 53 degrees mostly sunny and chilly at the shore. reain winds are light across theosentire region so no wind chill to worry about and later on in pyou,ladetwyou,a ared docs is your high. mostly sunny and chilly a little better than where we ndyund up yesterday and winnd c even lighter than yesterday only running about four to 8 miles per hour and just t cat calm occasionally. 35 degrees by 8 o'clorow. bygureglly aclock, 4at ideauees. and by 2 o'clock 52. if it's one of those days where you still have to get stortf done ahead of the tha

this is bitter greens, spinach and cale, ok? and then i'm going to add my red onions that's super delicious and gives it a nice bite. >> a lot of flavor in that. >> you want to throw in the chopped carrots? >> you accused me of being an expert, all in the wrist. >> all in the wrist and then our pecans, do them as well. i'm taking the day off. this is all, you know. and we add the pecans. we have the plain pecans, but if you have the time i like to do candy pecans. let's add a little bit of apple. >> this is apple? >> that's apple, right. we have beautiful granny smiths and then goat cheese. >> goat cheese, look at that, oh, yes! >> you're a culinary master mind. what makes it really really really special is the dressing. i have some apple cider vinegar and i have cucina aurora rosemary infused olive oil and i'm going to-- >> and while you're doing that. folks who never heard of you, you make a whole bunch of products. >> there are people who never heard of me? >> one person out there. >> olive oils, we have four or five varietie

cale flood is out along with the athletic director. patrick hobbs has been named the hugh athletic director. he was at the seton hall school of law and served as the pirates' interim athletic director in 2010. >>> the jury for the sheldon silver trial ended deliberations on wednesday before taking an extended silver is accused of taking kickbacks as favors. >>> pretty skiesover head right now, 36 degrees, and it is cool out there, and these are the air temperature readings anywhere from a 25 to about 40, and you throw in the wind. 25 in the windchill in stanford. freehold, and spring jack lake as well. the teens for the hudson valley. morning sun giving away to afternoon clouds, and it will be chilly all day today, particularly when the afternoon clouds are starting to take over. overnight tonight into your day tomorrow. light rain, and you could see freezing drizzle north and west. warmth front on wednesday, and it's a warm front, and numbers are going to go up wednesday and before they restreet thursday into friday. mary? >> john, th

the so-caled rescue flights of the international airport started on friday.estimated 20,000 britons are in sharm el sheikh, and it could take ten days to get them all out. cnn's phil black has this report. >> reporter: as one british tourist emerged from gatwick airport today, he screamed, "home, sweet home," at the top of his voice. there are many relieved tourists returning to the u.k. this evening from sharm el sheikh. nowhere near as many as there were supposed to be. ultimately, the operation to bring back the stranded tourists has not lived up to the hope or expectation that was planned. it was supposed to be 29 flights full of british tourists making their way back. but only eight were allowed to make the journey. eight planes because of the restrictions at sharm el sheikh airport itself. ultimately, it has affected the airlines differently. five airlines. monaco airway sent out five empty planes hoping to bring them all back today. only four were allowed into sharm el sheikh. and of those, only two were allowed to make the return journey. easyjet had

dagen: do you drink cale and cashew for breakfast. >> the juicy drink is healthy. >> we don't have athat is designed to defeat and destroy isis and so, until we come up again, as i said, with a coherent strategy, the best we can do is contain. jeb bush: here's the truth you will not hear from our president: we are at war with radical islamic terrorism. it is the struggle that will determine the fate of the free world. the united states should not delay in leading a global coalition to take out isis with overwhelming force. their aim is our total destruction. we can't withdraw from this threat or negotiate with it. we have but one choice: to defeat it. vo: right to rise usa is responsible for the content of this message. >> new developments in the shooting attack that targeted protesters in minneapolis. cheryl casone has that and other headlines, cheryl. >> that's right, dagen and good morning, police arresting three suspects accused of firing on the protesters. five demonstrators were shot monday, but none of them sustained life threatening wounds. protests have been camp out in minn

has been trying to convince americans in the worldest 's poorest countries to convince them and he caledcopenhagen and he's going to fail. stuart: it's not going to be a treaty that he signs, that would require the approval of congress. make an agreement. that's all you could do. >> he couldn't convince the democratic led nancy pelosi congress to sacrifice the kind of money and the tax hikes you'd have to put in place to achieve the targets he's talking about, stuart. stuart: okay, so it's legacy building? >> it's legacy building. eyed lodge -- ideologically, he's a climate believer. and that's where he has taken this party. you'll see hillary clinton, i would imagine, mouth the same kind of rhetoric because she has to please those big donors, it's not the labor unions, anymore, stuart, it's the environmentalists who run the left. stuart: one in five people in britain think it's natural. a couple of months ago it was one in 14. >> no one is against the clean environment voters are saying we have to have the costs reason-- we have to have reasonable costs and you have to have the benefits

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including this young family, bringing their little boy to light cales. but telling me, paying tribute in this small way is still not enough. >> i ion't think coming is enough. it's not enough. david muir, abc news. >>> it's so painful to actually have to admit just how capable isis was in this attack. they used about every trick in the book by terrorists, explosives, semi-automatic weapons. there were explosive belts. accounts how they fired. p.o.w., p.o.w., just how terrifying this was. to get these weapons noose europe, another huge thing. >> we're looking by the way, at live pictutures of the plafcy doe de republic leak. we'lle right back. >>> "worlrld news n" continues after this from our abc stations. her nurse. her personal assistant. her housekeeper. her cook. her accountant. when i starled taking care of mom, i didn't realize the challenge of plalaying so ny roles. but above all, i'm still... her daughter. [announcer] visit aarp.org/caregiving to connect with experts and other caregivers. together we can better care for ourselves, and the ones we

. >> from flowers and cales to prayers, hugs and ars through the grief, paris is experiencing support. [ bell tolling ] >> many of those images leaving us all complely speechless. want to give you a sense of some of the world newspapers this morning. the guardian in the uk saying killed in the pitiless name of terrorism and features some of the many photos of the many victims. this newspaper from the netherlands showing here a rifle and the eiffel tower as a target. >> so many people feeling hopeless but a lot of people forget the day before the attack in paris in beirut, there were more than 40 people killed in twin attacks launched by isis claiming the responsibility. there was one hero dad who early on it was said he was with his daughter. and that he got on top with his daughter and tackled a potottial suicide bomber. he died because the suicide bomber detonated his explosive vest. turns out the daughter did survive. she wasn't killed in the attack but everyone hailing him a hero for saving hundreds of lives. >> as we head out, let's look at the live pictures there in paris. it is

so i think at this stage, while the investigations are happening we have to be cale not just respondt actually make sure that we have a cool-headed response to what we do. in terms of responses overall, we have the option of, everyone has a role to play. it is not just government. it's the private sector. it is civil society. every role, every sector of society has a role to play, whole of government, whole of society. so we talk about what our cve, countering violent extremism, cve specific responses and cve relevant responses. cve relevant responses are things that change underlying environment but they may not directly addressing issue of extremism head on. cve specific responses address the issues head on. every community needs cve. specific and cve relevant. private sector is specially equipped or ready or enabled to be a platform for cve relevant measures because he have the ability to work in the world of awareness and education, of diversity and building inclusion. we talked about belonging, right? issues of identity. in fact your staff, your clients, people on the ground, ev