i didn't know that wilt chamberlain was a globe trotter. phil: he started before chamberlain. he will be missed. up next, kids and asthma. jc: after an increase in patients in the 90s the will talk about that change. phil: and a coast guard chase caught on camera. this one is covering hundreds of miles and lasting 20 hours. jc: a show of support for a local teacher fighting to raise money for cancer treatment. why her insurance company won't cover them.nter is hard on your nose. r from first sniffles to endless runny noses. they help soothe irritation by locking in moisture better pso you can face winter happily. t a nose in need deserves puffs indeed. p >>> blue cross/blue shield across massachusetts is about to offer new benefits from the end of life care. it will happen on january 1st. the state's largest insurer is set to expand options for patients providing more choices beyond hospital care. that includes paying for more counseling sessions and increasing access to hospice services. many of us reach for the diet soda thinking it will help watch our weight. but it may hav

do wrong, neville chamberlain do wrong in 1939?to appeasement. >> i asked kevin james after he accused obama of appeasement. i simply asked him to define appeasement, what was it, and he couldn't do it. >> what did chamberlain do in '39. tell me. >> chris, it's the exact same thing, all right? >> what did he do! >> '38, '39, chris? what year do you want? it's the exact same thing that happened. >> i think the best times are when you can remain calm and realize you've got your fish. you know. you've got him. you've got him hooked. >> what neville chamberlain did wrong most people would say is not talking to hitler but giving half of czechoslovakia in '38. that's what he did wrong. go to somebody who knows some history. >> although james hasn't returned to date, matthew says the "hardball" door is always open. >> you're not going to box me in here, chris. >> probably enjoy having him back. for further vetting. >> later the same year, another classic matthews showdown. >> congresswoman, thank you very much for joining us. >> october 1

the seven story building called "the edge" will be located at 2311 chamberlain street. elias: in light of the holiday season, one company is hoping to help those in need here in the metro. palermo's pizza is helping you fight hunger in des moines. all you have to do is enjoy a new brand of pizza. it's called mission pizza company. for every five mission pizzas sold, palermo's will donate one additional pizza to local charitable organizations working to address hunger in the des moines area. the company hopes to donate up to 500,000 pizzas throughout the midwest in the next year. elias: long way. fareway and hy- vee stores across the state are partnering with variety, the children's charity, to raise money for kids in need this weekend. it's called the dean foods pure comfort and joy campaign. supporters hope to raise 10 thousand dollars this weekend for variety. all you have to do is buy milk. kevin mitchell, dean foods pr representative: "it's just a great time to give back, also it's just...how many people want milk for santa and his cookies. a perfect pair." megan gr

. >> neville chamberlain. >> to nazi apiecers. >> i suspect those same pundits who say it can't be done, if it had been in the 1940s we would have been listening to them and they would have made television. >> it infuriated many republicans, including john mccain. >> short after he stopped down john boehner warned of false prophets. on face the nation. >> is ted cruz a false prophet? >> you pick any names out, i'll let you choose them. >> in those comments in august, boehner called senator cruz a jackass, but cruz takes his criticism from his peers as proof that he's different from the west. a stance he reiterated in a town hall meeting in iowa in october. >> when other candidates choose to throw rocks, when other candidates choose to go into the gutter and get personal and get nasty, i have not and will not respond in kind. >> controversy stoned cruz's background. he was born in canada, to an american mother and cuban father. he had dual citizenship. but he said he would renounce his canadian citizenship. i said if that's right then sure. >> the media has taken his outsider stance and

the great wilt chamberlain calls meadowlark the most sensational, awesome, incredible basketball player he'd ever seen. after watching a news reel when he was 11, lemon decided that, not the nba, would be his future. during his 2003 induction into the basketball hall of fame the wilmington, north carolina native describes the moment. >> i made my own hoop out of a coat hang ar. nor my basketball, i had a carnation milk can. i'd grab that hole and learn to shoot that hoop shot. >> reporter: the globe trotters most nba teams. they're credited with helping segregate the sport. he was a minister and every day he would head to the gym to play the game he loved t. game that loved him back. >> i had a wonderful time and the best is yet to come. [ applause ] >> meadowlark lemon w w 83. don lauldahler, "cbs news," new york. >> what a talent. >>> still to come, presidential drone drama. a man flying his drone too close to the motorcade is grounded by the secret service. you've been fighting with then wrong tools; you've been looking in the wrong direction. so every time i tried and failed, and ev

the salisbury house, the chamberlain estate. today was the first day doors opened for tours..with the homes all decked out for the holidays.. the tour will be all weekend from 10 a-m to 5 p-m and ends sunday. waukee's annual winterfest celebration is underway. the celebration is free to the public and will continue until 6-30 tonight. the long list of activities on the schedule includes...ornament decorating, tractor rides and pictures with santa. attendees are encouraged to bring unwrapped toys or nonperishable food items to be distributed to those in need. parking for the event is and the weather is certainly cooperating for winterfest... in face it really doesn't feel anything like winter... bret... temperatures climbed into the 50s in des moines on friday, and another round of warm weather is expected to start the weekend. highs should remain in the 50s for saturday, but cloud cover will move in during the evening and set up a cooler, cloudy sunday. a few showers are possible overnight saturday into sunday as well, though to

the great wilt chamberlain called meadowlark "the most sensational, asome, incredible basketball player he'd ever seen." after watching a newsreel of the globetrotters when he was 11, lemon decided that, not the nba, would be his future. during his 2003 induction into the basketball hall of fame, the wilmington, north carolina, native described the moment. >> i made my own hoop out of a coat hanger and onion sack. for my basketball i had a i'dd grab that pole and i would swing along and i would learn how to shoot that hook shot. >> reporter: the globetrotters played to larger crowds than most nba teams. they're credited with helping desegregatatthe sport. after leaving the globetrotters in 1979, lemon eventually became a minister, but every day he would head to the gym to4play the game he loved, the game that loved him back.. >> i've had a wonderful time and the best is yet to come. >> reporter: meadowlark lemon was 83. don dahlerercbs news, new york.. >>> that is the "cbs overnight news" for this tuesday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back with us later for the

your ticket includes tours of the salisbury house, the the chamberlain estate. the doors opened friday....with the homes all decked out for the holidays.. the tour continues today and sunday from ten to five. still to come on today in iowa saturday... at your next holiday party.. forget dipping your chips or veggies in hummus.. there are a lot of other ways to eat chickpeas... we'll show you how to make a healthy, the victorian stroll features 44 live displays in the downtown businesses. festivities kicked off yesterday with the lighting of rudolphs nose... the event is centered around the historic downtown square. today, skies will be mainly sunny with some high thin clouds. temperatures will reach the low 50s. a cold front moves through tonight. some light showers are possible early sunday through mid-day. this will 40s on sunday. the 50s quickly return by mid-week. the weather stays dry and mild through most of the work week. there will be another rain roger and beth asks the same question and the gist of it is this: "how should i care for my hibiscus tree i

a lot less chamberlain today. the reason the american people are upset, anxious, angry and impatient for leadership, you can see it in the national security numbers, whenever the president you might suggest is trying to do, he is failing to convince the american people to rally around the flag and feel confident as he moves beyond the holidays. >> he's talked about gitmo. there are 107 gitmo detainees still there. he seems to indicate that he wants to liquidate gitmo. it's one of his campaign promises. it looks like he wants to do it. it feels like he wants to hand gitmo back over to the cubans when he goes to visit them at the end of his presidency. >> as early as the start of 2016, gitmo will be down to about 100 high terror suspects. those are the ones that are going to have to go through military tribunal. a lot of people put in gitmo had no relationship with terrorists at all. in fact, they may have had similar names, not even the same names. they were just pulled off the streets. >> the gitmo detainees that

meadowlark lemon made it so easy, the hook shots, the no look passes, the comic routine the great wilt chamberlain called meadowlark the most sensational, awesome incredible basketball player he had seen. after watching a news reel at the age of 11-he decided that, not the nba, would be his future. after the induction into the basketball hall of fame the wilmington, north carolina >> i made my own hoop out of a hangar and for the basketball, i used a carnation milk can. i swung it around and learned how to shoot that hoop shot. >> reporter: they play to most crowds larger than nba teams. they are credited with segregating the sport. after leaving the sport in 1979, lemon eventually became a minister. every day, he had to head to the gym to play the game he loved. the game that loved him back. >> i had a wonderful time and the best is yet to come. >> reporter: meadowlark lemon was 83. don dahler, "cbs news"," new york. >> what a talent. >>> well, still to come, presidential drone drama, a man motorcade is grounded be i the . here's a look at today's forecast in some city itself around the country.

the great wilt chamberlain called meadowlark the most sensational, awesome, incredible basketball player he'd ever after watching the newsreel of the globetrotters when he was 11, lemon decided that, not the nba, would be his future. during his induction into the basketball hall of fame, the wilmington, north carolina, native described the moment. >> i had that swing along and learned how the shoot that hoop shot. >> reporter: the globetrotters played the -- to larger crowds than most. they're credited with helping desegregate the sport. after leaving the globetrotters in 1979, lemon eventually became a minister, but every day he would head to the gym playing the game he loved, the game that loved him back. >> i had a wonderful time. >> reporter: meadowlark lemon was 83. don dahler, cbs news, new york. evening news" tonight. for scott pelley, i'm jeff glor. good night. john kasich's an impatient rascal. paces, pushes. but, unlike some, his state is now booming. unlike some, john kasich has proven he can do the job. brought back jobs from mexico and china. keep us safe, make us boom. beca

the salisbury house and the chamberlain estate. today was the first day doors opened for tours..with the homes all decked out for the holidays.. and the weather is making it a great weekend for the tour... 3:15:30:20-3:15:41:13 "it's spectacular...it's a great day to come out there's no snow or ice this weekend, so we welcome everyone and uh its really great to get everyone in the christmas spirit." the tour will happen tomorrow and sunday from 10 a-m to 5 p-m. temperatures climbed into the 50s in des moines on friday, and another round of warm weather is expected to start the weekend. highs should remain in the 50s for saturday, but cloud cover will move in during the evening and set up a cooler, cloudy sunday. a few showers are sunday as well, though totals should not amount to much more than a few hundredths of an inch. next week will continue the pleasant weather pattern ghs again near 50 and plenty of sunshine. [ gasps ] you're getting data. pony-sized data? u.s. cellular sized data. 15 gigs of good, strong data you can actual

[applause] we are facing a moment like munich in 1938, and president obama, like chamberlain, has come back from tehran promising peace in our time. yet history has not been kind to those who have facilitated the gathering storm of homicidal maniacs who tell us they want to kill us. the next president needs to have the fortitude to say to the ayatollah khamenei in no sun certain terms, either you will stop your nuclear weapons program or we will stop it for you. [applause] and i want to give a word of hope and encouragement on all of this. i've said many times, this election, this moment in time, is eerily similar to the late 1970s. the parallels between barack obama and jimmy carter are uncanny. the same failed economic policies, the same misery, stagnation and malaise, the same feckless and naive foreign policy, in fact the exact same countries, russia, and iran. openly laughing at and mocking the president of the united states. i believe this next election, 2016, is going to be an election like 19 80. we're going to win by painting in bolt colors and not pale pastels. the manifest f

and president obama, like chamberlain, has come back from tehran promising peace in our time. yet history has not been kind to those who have facilitated the gathering storm of homicidal maniacs who tell us they want to kill us. the next president needs to have the fortitude to say to the ayatollah khomeini in no uncertain terms, either you will stop your nuclear weapons program or we will stop it for you. [applause] and i want to give a word of hope and encouragement on all of this. i've said many times this election, moment in time, is eerily similar to the late 1970's. the parallels between barack obama and jimmy carter are uncanny. the same failed economic policies, the same misery, stagnation, and malaise, the same feckless and nay eve foreign policy. -- and naive foreign policy. in fact, the exact same countries, russia and iran. openly laughing at and mocking the president of the united states. i believe this next election, 2016, is going to be an election like 1980 that we are going to win by painting in bold colors and not pale pastels. [applause] the manifest failure

in fact, i was just looking at some of those numbers, chamberlain south dakota and up on the minnesota border is liking at 11 inches so far. we're about to top that one foot total mark. ahead, heavy amounts of rain. i'll get to that in a second. in terms of the snowy side, we're slowly starting to wind down. that is definitely some good news as we continue through the rest of the day, that corridor that i was mentioning, and even into iowa as well, that's where we'll continue to see some of the bigger snow amounts, but most of what we have has already accumulated. it's olt more that will push a couple of place over that one foot total mark. here's where we're locking at snow, but looking a the a broader picture, a lot of rain for the east coast. into the northwest, you'll hear we talk about this over the next days, heavy rain will push in. interns of the front side of the bigger system, even flood concerns, some of the heaviest rain, tennesseeing that, easily three or four inches the next couple days. we've already gotten rain out of that. behind this system, still especially rivers th

chamberlain estate built in 1900, this estate is the oldest example of tudor revival architecture in des moines. it is now owned by wesley acres. west end architectural salvage with over 50,000 square feet of inventory, owner don short and his team acquire materials from old buildings, repurposing them into unique furniture and one- of-a-kind items. central presbyterian holiday market a holiday bazaar featuring over 50 local vendors selling artwork, antiques, jewelry, pottery, home-baked for adults, $22.50 for salisbury house members, and $10.00 for children ages 6-12. advance ticket purchases may be made at www.salisburyhouse.org or by calling salisbury house at 274-1777. tickets will also be available for purchase during the tour only at the salisbury house. tickets are $25 for adults, $22.50 for salisbury house members, and $10.00 for children ages 6-12. advance ticket purchases may be made at www.salisburyhouse.org or by calling salisbury house at 274-1777. tickets will also be available for purchase during the tour only at the salisbury house. teases are done! murder charges...

geneva and the great to give over thousands of dollars to the ayatollah and promising like neville chamberlain with peace in our time. anything, giving hundreds and billions of dollars strengthening homicidal maniacs who intend to murder you is never worked out well. peril, weof great need the clarity and vision that prime minister netanyahu provides because he doesn't have time for the political correctness that so hamstrings the united -- obama administration. i think we should listen to our closest ally in the region. in the absence of a viable alternative to assad that is not isis, i believe we should focus on the immediate and unambiguous challenge to our security. which is utterly destroyed isis. i understand that flies in the state of conventional wisdom, that america must always promote democracy at all costs. someone considered any progression in egypt that did not involve morsi serving out his full term is unacceptable. they might consider the terrorist domination of libya as preferable to any outcome that did not oust the dictator qaddafi. they are cut -- claiming today that those w

the great wilt chamberlain called meadowlark "the most sensational, awesome, incredible basketball player he'd ever seen." after watching a newsreel of the globetrotters when he was 11, lemon decided that, not the nba, would be his future. during his 2003 induction into the basketball hall of fame, the wilmington, north carolina, native described the moment. >> i made my own hoop out of a coat hanger and onion sack. for my basketball i had a carnation milk can. i'd grab that and sing along and learn how to shoot a hook shot. >> reporter: the globetrotters played to larger crowds than most nba teams. they're credited with helping desegregate the sport. after leaving the globetrotters in 1979, lemon eventually became would head to the gym to play the game he loved, the game that loved him back. >> i've had a wonderful time and the best is yet to come. >> reporter: meadowlark lemon was 83. don dahler, cbs news, new york. >>> that is the "cbs overnight news" for this tuesday.. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back with us later for the morning news and "cbs this morning.

trucker tim nielsen was heading west when i-90 closed from chamberlain to rapid city. he decided it was best to make sioux falls his pit stop until the weather improved. "even if it's open, its really not safe to drive -- not in this wind with the ice. it'd nielsen says yes, he's losing money b there's not much you can do. "you take the cost of a truck and the freight that's in it and you put that in the ditch, how much money is that? tt's a huge loss. if we have to reschedule an appointment for a couple days or something, yeah it's a loss of money and you gotta pay a little fine a lot of times. but is it worth it? yeah." "mostly what you have to be aware of is the other people on the road. that's our big issue out here." russell drove out of winner, north dakota and is making his way south to arkansas. "the roads up north, like i said, are worse and i finally hit clear roads. they are snow covered and of course with the wind, the ice blowing, they were rough. it's like riding on a dirt road." nielsen say some truckers are itching to get back on the roads to make their

the great wilt chamberlain called meadowlark "the most sensational, awesomeincredible sketball player he'd ever seen." after watching a newsreel of the globetrotters when he was 11, lemon decided that, not the nba, would be his future. during his 2003 induction into the baskskball hall of fame, the wilmington, north carolina, native described the moment. >> i made my own hoop out of a coat hanger and onion sack. for my basketball i had a i'd grab that and sing along and learn how to shoot a hook shot. >> reporter: the globetrotters played to larger croros than most nba teams. they're credited w wh helping desegregate the sport. after leaving the globetrotters in 1979, lemon eventually became a minister, but every day he would head to the gym to play the game he loved, the game that loved him back. >> i've had a wonderful time and the best is yet to come. >> reporter: meadowlark lemon was 83. don dahler, cbs news, new york. >>> that is the "cbs overnight news" for this tuesday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back with us ter for the morning news and "cbs this mo

. >> chamberlain said accept the nazis. >> reporter: he compared senate republicans who said obamacareould not be defunded to nazi apiecers. >> if we were in the 1940s, we would have been listening to them. >> reporter: it infuriated many of his colleagues. >> i resoundingly reject that allegation. >> reporter: mccain isn't the only high-ranking republican that cruz has clashed with. john boehner warned of, quote, false prophets. >> is ted cruz a false prophet. >> you can pick a lot of names out, i'll let you choose them. i'll refer you to a comment i made in steam boat strings, colorado. >> reporter: in those comments he calls cruz a jack ass. huh cruz says it proves that he is different from the rest. >> when other candidates choose to throw rocks, when other candidates to go into the gutter and get personal and nasty, and i have not and will not respond in kind. >> reporter: controversy also extends to his background. he was born in canada, leading to questions about his citizenship. >> i'm the son of immigrant father who fled oppression there cube bah. >> reporter: in 2013 he annou

what does it mean for you all to >> legacy that we, have 90 years, like i said and guys like wilt chamberlain and curly haines paved the way and the fact that we're trying to make another 90 years, big's, cheese, t & t and doing things like new york fashion week, meeting the pope and doing collaboration with stomp and i like to see history and do so many things ambassadors. >> you are there. one of three female players. talk about pie neerts. you keep these guys in line? >> somebody has to do it. >> i'm loving it. >> so honored to be part of this team. 90th consecutive year and hopefully we'll get 990 more and keep the torch lit that all the people ahead of us lit so we're just excited about this year coming up, truly exciting. >> we'll have a face-off and it's not hair and hair because you and moose have the best hair but we'll have a face-off. >> i talked a lot, i hope i can >> willie says he's got game. >> you go first. >> you go first. >> okay. >> the money cheese. >> okay. >> they are going to go first. >> i'm going to go, go behind the back, under the leg, turn around and shake it to th

i grew up with wilt chamberlain and the champion philadelphia warriors, now we're down to this.l right, got to win tonight. got to put an end to this. all right, we're tracking more rain across the area. not a whole lot tonight, but we're going to get another round tomorrow. we have a foggy night coming tonight and a foggy day tomorrow. probably foggier than what we've seen today, and the sun returning on thursday. well, the traffic, it's moving okay. visibility is a little bit better than it was. the rain a little bit lighter than it was, and it's still pretty mild. 55 degrees, slight rain reported at the airport, thek3lno carrie philadelphia area. as that moves past, that's going to help dry things out just a little bit this evening. we're at zero visibility in coatesville and mount pocono. we have some areas of fog already. we'll be getting more overnight. right now philly international eight-mile visibility, but likely to be much lower tomorrow morning with some airport delays, so check on that before you head out tomorrow. and we're likely to have fog in many parts of the a