cally, hi.e very, very happy. robert, thank you. >> thank you. >> i want to point out, the organization that is actually supplied this -- supported us financially to get this -- >> and that's the say it again? >> the cal warriors is an organization that puts on an event every year to support veterans. and this year they raised money for us to help veterans with service dogs. so we were able to financially make that happen. >> you're very excited, aren't you? >> yes, i am. >> so is she. >> get my first good night's sleep, obviously. >> we'll be right back. stay with us. sergeant, cally, you're gorgeous. gorgeous. you're a beau (announcer) when you lose your hearing you lose your connection to family and friends. we are not here to celebrate your advance age. we are to celebrate your advanced [static] wisdom-- (announcer) you miss out. [static] he's always teasing us, but we [static] love him. he gave me a bowl [static] of dog food and told me it was-- (announcer) you lose your place at oticon we

cally, hi.is beautiful. >> thank you. >> congratulations. >> thank you. >> you know what? we're very, very happy. robert, thank you. >> thank you. >> i want to point out, the organization that is actually supplied this -- supported us financially to get this -- >> and that's the say it again? >> the cal warriors is an organization that puts on an event every year to support veterans. and this year they raised money for us to help veterans with service dogs. so we were able to financially make that happen. >> you're very excited, aren't you? >> yes, i am. >> so is she. >> get my first good night's sleep, obviously. >> we'll be right back. stay with us. sergeant, cally, you're gorgeous. you're a beauauauauauau hey! i like your ride. i just wanted to let you know... you can save a ton by switching to progressive, just like squirrel here. we offer great discounts, like responsible rider, paid in full, and homeowners. making us number one in motorcycle insurance. isn't this romantic. it was. going th

cally, hi.'re very, veery happy. robert, thank you. >> thank you. >> i want to point out, the organization that is actually supplied this -- supported us financially to get this -- >> and that's the say it again? >> the cal warriors is an organization that puts on an event every year to support veterans. and this year they raised money for us to help veterans with service dogs. so we were able to financially make that happen. >> you're very excited, aren't you? >> yes, i am. >> so is she. >> get my first good night's sleep, obviously. >> we'll be right back. stay with us. sergeant, cally, you're gorgeous. you're a beautiful dog. i love dogs. what are you doing? the dishes are clean. i just gotta scrape the rest of the food off them. ew. dish issues? cascade platinum powers through your toughest messes better than the competition the first time. cascade. now that's clean. >>> last week i talked about how president obama needs to stop the kumbaya politics and start protecting americans. your respo

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connected in terms of wanting to dislodge nigeria from the counter path, and having an islamic state, a cally fat. they -- caliphate. they focussed on that, and i think the nigeria government has not been able to retain them because of an ability to maintain recruits and intimidate fear. and in this case with the nigerian government. unable to stop them. matching them man by man from a military perspective and fire power perspective. >> they seem to be unstoppable. what do you think is the best way to subdue the insurgency? >> i think this is a generation that is clearly not coming back. more than likely we'd have to ensure that the government, if it's serious about his efforts to start working with the youth, making sure that the next generation doesn't join boko haram, making sure they are providing jobs and security, and for youths to be unlikely to be persuaded by groups like boko haram. if we win that war, this generation that's lost, we may be able to gain a long-term gain. failing that, i'm afraid the boko haram saga, which we saw the al qaeda movement, jihadist movements continuing fo

just remember, sam, 50 degrees warmer when you come back home to calli. >> i'm going, going, back, back. temperatures this morning are looking good. we got some clouds coming in and it looks like we're going to see a little bit the precipitation, fancy talk for light showers. temperatures are chilly out there. our atmosphere is still moisture stafford. we're going to get that moisture we need as we have a storm system by the way tonight. 72 degrees on the south bay. the east short is at 69 degrees and 70 degrees for today out in the forth bay. then look what happens. temperatures fall, we bring on the rain and we're talking about days of rain. but here's the deal. we'll get our first round on wednesday. that thing is going to clear out of here as we head throughout early wednesday and late wednesday into thursday it comes back. we'll get a little bit of a break for the first part of friday, then more rain on the way for saturday into sunday. so let me show you what that looks like on your future cast because depending on where you live, that's obviously going to dictate how much rain up

cally philly international's number, 1-800-phl-gate. philadelphia's streets department has a plan ready. workers will seuss 70 vehicles to spread salt and crews will make sure the parade route is clear for thanksgiving morning. >> we first told you about this storm late last week. it was going to happen a day before thanksgiving. we issued the first alert sunday. this is a first alert day. rain and wet snow, some of it on the heavy side. the heaviest snow clearly north and west of philadelphia, generally north of the pennsylvania turnpike and west of the blue route. hazard out travel and power outages north and west. any place that gets over four inches of snow has the potential of some downed tree limbs. over the past three hours, well, it was just an incredible change. at 8:00 this morning, it was raining in most of the area. and then within an hour, it changed over to that blue, which is snow. much of south jersey and delaware is still rain. that rain/snow line is into philadelphia itself. it's not just going to keep charging toward

this is callis a system of five reservoirs that provides water to 20 million people.s area is just seeing critical water levels. it's even using pumps to access more water from other sources. you can see just the dried river beds that usually feed these reservoirs are completely barren. officials estimate it would have to rain three years at normal levels just to get back to a comfortable state in that region. bring you back to my graphics and zoom into sao paulo. we'll talk about a major reservoir feeding this area. this is an image from nasa taken last year in august. you can see the reservoir across this area. fast forward by a year. you can see the brown outline around the reservoir, this is called the bathtub ring. a good indicator the water levels have fallen off dramatically. it's impacting all kinds of things, like crops, and some are already rationing water. that's all the time we have from the world weather center. we'll break for just a quick moment. [ male announcer ] remember when the tobacco industry swore inhaling lungful after lungful of cigarette smok

only cally, the books are supposed to go to the military. this is a special occasion. wanted you all to have a copy. if word gets out that we're away everywhere, we on't be able to keep up with demand. i want to keep tonight's giveaway just between us and watching on c-span, by all means, spread the word about everyone you ell know. just don't let on you have a book. little secret. in all seriousness, thank you for coming, enjoy the readings, enjoy the book, and here we go. er served in the u.s. army from his active duty 1956-'61. washington, d.c. starting work and he went to work with abc news where he has been for the past 35 years. were to list all of the awards he's won, including four evening.'d be here all so, suffice it to say, he's the this week with sam donaldson and cokie roberts. e's the anchor of the national radio station, sam donaldson quite america and he's simply one of the most respected journalists working today. to introduce sam donaldson. [ applause ] you, andrew, john. what does that little book say about reporters. some people feel if we have an a

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. >> so since you're from cally?you can see, we have great spread here. >> yes. >> so we will be making this occasion, you know, we will be celebrate nag variety of different ways today. we'll have different courses, what we will do, we start out of course, here, some wine, really? >> first start with the turkey, chris. >> have the turkey common in. >> oh, look at this. >> look at that bird! >> o beautiful. >> bring it on. main event. >> oh, get the wine out of the way. >> what's your name? >> i'm roberta adamo. >> that's right. and you prepared all of this? >> i prepared all of this for you. >> thank you so much. >> my pleasure, happy thanksgiving. >> beautiful. >> so tell us about this turkey? because i see a lot of -- >> so this is a herb roasted turkey. >> herb roasted. >> we're serving today at kateli. duo. >> let's bring it on over. >> we have this as a garnish little bit of kale and cranberry. >> i looks gorgeous let's pass it on down. >> how big is that bird? >> this is about a 28-pounds turk. >> i wow, 28 po

. >> reporter: peppermint mocha, latte, 480 callys. that's a ho ho lot of calories. . look.'t? take this caramel latte. with a few substitutions, you probably can't taste the difference. i can't. which one was the low fat? so to have your cake and drink it too, stores say you have "options action," instead of whole milk, go with low fat oral monday, drop the with. >> coffee has health benefits, just to really sort of buyer beware when it comes to these sort of festive drinks because holiday week is not so festive. >> what's the bottom line? >> the bottom line is think before you drink and if you go decaf, it's half for you. a little tweet. this is real. >> not a prop? >> will you do it? >> i don't care for those? >> do you need the hot chocolate? >> this is what you shooen do? this is like an ice cream sundae. >> that's what it is. people are putting those down. >> car mem. delicious. >> of course, it's delicious. it's fantastic. see you in the gym in like a half hour? >> i'll meet you there. don't what it. >> don't wait. >> meanwhile, it's also day two of our special series

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