cards. [ cheers and applause ] cassandra -- cassandra, i want you to give them to me. >> i want to giveh: all right. you know what? that's enough. >> you're a turkey. >> seth: get out of here. >> happy thanksgiving. >> seth: all right, mom, you're up first. >> okay. >> seth: all right. [ cheers and applause ] mom, if i could request a last meal, it would be a dish you make. name that dish. >> chicky -- oh, there's so many. chicky kiev. >> seth: cassandra, show me chicky kiev. [ cheers and applause ] because we have never said chicken in my house. we said chicky when we were babies, and it stuck. dad, you ready? >> yeah. >> seth: all right. mom loves and is committed to you, but she often says she longs for this movie star to come out of the woods and take her away. >> daniel day-lewis. >> seth: cassandra, show me daniel day-lewis. there it is. [ cheers and applause ] cassandra, do you like daniel day-lewis? >> he's on the five. >> seth: no, cassandra, that's lincoln. >> oh, you mean the loud guy? >> seth: all right, that's enough. josh, you ready to go? >> yeah. >> seth: there's a tv sh

click's michelle cassandra has been named as a transitional president. -- >> michelle cassandra has beenamed as a transitional president. the country's former president was toppled last month following mass protests. bill upton has the story. >> michelle caps on do -- c assando is the interim president. it is the first step toward democracy. two weeks earlier, the former president step down under pressure from the people. correct this is more than an honor. it is an awesome responsibility. i always -- i already see the pitfalls and the immensity of the task. >> the final negotiations were swift. the transition committee representing civilian groups as well as on the members chose cafando over interviews. >> can only say thank you. click the transition charter was signed monday afternoon by military and civilian representatives. this document, an intermediary will serve the king of faso -- will serve until next year. >> negotiations have been suspended amid claims by the defense minister that the leftist group had kidnapped an army general of the weekend. search efforts are underway to fi

i'm cassandra cost elo from the property management. i'm proud to bring you the draft of the proposal of fine arts. so just a bit of background. the palace is a long-term tenant. the longest is the theatre. i was here two 2 months ago to present the terms and conditions for lease agreement for the innovation hangar. both leases will expire in march of 2016. innovation hangar is in the space to hell help us celebrate the event. so looking forward for a long-term tenant for the space, we are proposing a two phase bidding process. first is a question for concept proposal to provide a little bit of a lower barrier entry way. oftentimes we hear from prospective bidders that they are anxious to participate because they are in a higher level. it's to get the commission to consider and get the public to weigh on and this gives us a broad view of high level concepts. this is an invite only process and we'll have a selection panel to recommend the highest scoring proposals from the request for concept proposals. they will be invited to participat

we appreciate you bringing it to us, cassandra. the u.n.undergoing this military training. describe to us what that military training is like. >> some children as young as 10 are brought to these camps. it starts with an intense religious indoctrination where kids are versed in shariah law and then they assemble and disassemble weapons and then taught how to fire weapons, ak-47s, shown how to carry out beheadings with dolls and then later they have to watch beheadings. after all that's completed over two weeks or a month, then they're taken to the front likes. >> you write the potent blend of military training with ideology is especially dangerous for impressionable minds, which is exactly why isis is targeting the young. why are the kids joining? >> there are a number of reasons. like we said, the kids are impressionable, and they'll do what they're told, which is why isis is going after them. sometimes financial incentives are offered, gifts, money. sometimes kids don't have an educational option. there's nothing to do, schools are closed

. >> cassandra, the translator.ectly, but she is going to speak in spanish because that is her language, and she wants to. we welcome that. [applause] thank you, esperanza. esperanza's quoted i think more than anyone else in my book. [laughter] this space called blockade, the blocking of the pipelines, this movement that is really about keeping the carbon in the ground, that movement wasn't born here. and, you know, in the book i talk about if we, you know, if we wanted to just choose a place, maybe we could say nigeria, the the niger delta and the fight against shell that kicked shell out of the territory. and people think they didn't know about climate change. nigerians in the '90s called one of their largest protests operation climate change. and i learned that, actually, by reading a book that esperanza helped ed kit. and, of course -- edit. and, of course, the fight in ec what with door to -- ecuador to keep the oil underground in the amazon is, has been at the forefront of the keep the carbon in the ground mod

cassandra massey and nieces may a last minute run to the store before dinner. >> we seen the smoke. then we came back and this is what we come back to. >> a fire with plenty of fuel in the apartment where it's believed to have started. >> they got inside the second floor unit is and saw excessively filled with stuff. >> 200 or so people home at the time, for the masseys thanksgiving dinner will be delayed. >> all the residents are accounted for. miraculously, none of those swinging from balconies were injured. >> so the plans for families to spend a warm thanksgiving went up in smoke. they're all together. >> i'm thankful we're all safe. >> the cause of this fire remains under investigation. but part of this building will remain uninhabitable for some time. luckily, nobody was seriously injured. in prince george's county, derrick ward, news 4 >> d.c. police trying to figure out what caused a deadly crash on alabama avenue. just before 8:00 last night, a man walked into the street and was hit by several cars. he died. police shut down the road for hours in the area around 18th street

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cassandra and her nieces made a last-minute run to the store before dinner. >> we seen the smoke andhis is what we come back to. >> a fire, apparently, with plenty of fuel from the apartment where it's believed to have started. >> they got inside to the second floor unit and found collier's mansion conditions, excessively filled with stuff. >> firefighters would evacuate the entire building. thanksgiving dinner would be delayed. >> the dinner is actually on the stove. it's still on the stove. >> luckily the stove is out. >> all the residents are accounted for. miraculously none of those that were swinging from balconies were injured. couple of them were checked out. >> the plan for family to spend a warm thanksgiving inside went up in smoke. >> i'm thankful they are all safe. >> the cause of the fire remains under investigation, but part of this building win uninhabitable for some time. luckily no one was seriously injured. >>> also new tonight, d.c. police are trying to figure out what caused a deadly crash on alabama avenue. police say a man walked into the street where he was hit

cassandra massey and nieces made a last minute run to the store before dinner. >> we seen the smoke.what we came back to. >>> a fire apparently with plenty of fuel in the apartment where it is believed to have started. >> they got inside to the second floor unit and found collier's mansion conditions, excessively filled with stuff. >> reporter: firefighters at one point evacuated the building. >> the dinner is on the stove. it is still on the stove. >> reporter: luckily the stove is out. >> all the residents are accounted for. miracle rousely none of those swinging from balconies are injured. >> a plan to salesperson a warm thanksgiving with loved ones went up some smoke. that mean there's no thanksgiving. >> i'm thankful we got out the door in time. >> reporter: part of this building will remain uninhabiting for some time. luckily, no one was seriously injured. >> if you plan to use metro, here's the schedule. trains will operate on a normal weekday schedule. all will operate with six cars. >> saturday and sunday everyone comes back and they are carrying their luggage. >> the roads

this is cassandra. she is wearing a bullet-proof vest.ore it before she went out in ferguson to engage in peaceful protests. give this is a listen. >> i'm here waiting for the grand jury announcement. i think more people here are concerned about the police response than the protesters response. i by the protesters will be largely peaceful until the police escalate the situation. >> and we have a facebook comment from cynthia: now social media is what is mobilelizing the local grass root communities. i have a map here, john, if you can see, using the hashtag ferguson, darren wilson, and mike brown this is what people are tweeting: all the way in chicago, we're seeing things from loss angela and new york. there are lots of hashtags that are mobilizing people. john, on the flip side you have hands up don't shoot, and you have pants up, don't loot. there may be some tweets i'm going to read that may offend some viewers: we see a racist twij in that hashtag. these two men ran 500 miles to michael brown's home. we are seeing the social media mo

police in washington state say cassandra wilhelm assaulted her husband and then drove off with her 18 month old son and she does not have custody of that child. so police put out an amber ale alert. there happens to be a 15 year old teenager very alert cameron woods she was with her dad saw ththe alert while driving their car. they followed the car to the hotel. and that's where police come and get the baby. >> 21 years in the army. you're always looking around. >> if there's somebody that needs our help and we have the opportunity to help then we're going to take that. i would not have got that if he would not have got that where we that kid be? >> that suspect mother is now facing several charges this evening. we're told the baby was not hu hurt. >>> checkups for kids in the ed snider youth hockey program. doctors from temple health gave physicals to more than 100 boys and girls in the schneider hockey program. the exams were all done down at the wells fargo center in south philly today. temple health has teamed up with schneider's organization for the past several years. >> meteoro

i caught up with cassandra earlier, she was one of the first in line. she said this is more than just about shopping. >> i'm a former military person. i'm retired from the military now and we actually met some former service members on the line, too. so you never know who you can meet out here when you've been waiting seven hours in a tent. >> reporter: this target is part of the brand newly reopened springfield town center so springfield town center also open at this hour. we were in there a little bit earlier before doors open, staff were just getting the stores open but they have opened up the mall itself, some of the stores within are trickling open. they don't want to open all at once. so i asked the general manager, i said at what time are you going to be closing tonight? he said, oh, no, no, we're staying open all night into tomorrow black friday and then they're closing at 10:00. you know, part of 2 frustration is that these big stores and the malls now have to compete with online retailers, so what they're doing at the new springfield town cent

thank you cassandra. a child is crying something in your hands.down. somebody being rude to you i'm sorry you are having a bad day. >> that's the way you actually are that's why everybody loves you. nasa thing you need when your kid is making a scene is to have some judgment mental jerk come up and start lecturing you about it, do you know what i mean? >> the way i parent my child is none of your business unless it's putting the child in harm'sway. >> let us know what you think. go to our facebook page, ff weekend on facebook and weigh in on this story. >> we want to hear from you and especially you cassandra, you are a nice person wherever you are. thank you for watching. coming up assassination plot to kill the queen of england. how it just got foiled just in time. >> and then a parent's worst nightmare coming true. >> he took mya-year-old daughter. >> but dad came to the rescue. what the father did to save his daughter's life. >> don't forget. you can watch fox news' two night special the man whousama . it premiers this tuesday, november 11th a

first we have one from cassandra on instagram. think peeta's story is a really fascinating one. and josh hutcherson does a great job portraying him. it's a fantastically wild arc. it's kind of reminiscent to me of the story of post-traumatic stress disorder. and it's the story of a warrior dealing with the consequences of war. and trying to reclaim himself and the things this he loves and holds dear. i think it's a really thrilling character. i think maybe i'd tackle that one. >> one last question from social media. this is a serious movie. but this is from jessica, is it hard when you have mistakes to get back into serious mode? >> we ride the mistakes. it is only because everyone around you is, you know, kind of jabbing you about the mistake you made. everything is so light-hearted. and it's really wonderful. it's a real lesson for me. particularly coming from jennifer. yes, these are intense stories, but we're acting, you know? you know, do your work well, be committed to it. but have a good time doing it. i think that's probab

cassandra quite a terrifying portrait that you pay play rather of the training of these children whatoranic verses and it's a really strong religious indoctrinization. then it switches to the militarization. they're taught to assemble weapons, use ak-47s. they're taught how to behead by using dolls for practice. after they undergo that training it normally takes about two weeks or a month at most then they're taken to the front line where they accompany fighters watch them and learn there. >> how young are these children and where do they come from? >> it is from all over really. the u.n. has said that isis is recruiting children as young as ten in parts of syria. elsewhere in iraq they've seen evidence and we've heard evidence of children between the ages of 12 and 13 who are getting recruited to attend these camps. they're coming from iraq, they're coming from syria, but they're also coming with their fathers from parts of europe. so we've heard about child fighters from countries like france, britain, beyond syria and iraq. it's really anywhere that fighters are coming to fight for