the number one device, the chrome book. home use will be available to seventh grade students at new market middle school in january. >> one of the biggest things i hear from the kids is my backpack is lighter, so i more organized. kimberly: the countdown to the opening of the smithsonian museum of african american history and culture is underway. it kicked off with a celebration at the sight of the museum with images commemorating important events and african american history, projected on the side of the building. november.opens next still ahead, thanksgiving just a few days away, and devon will be here with the forecast. this bale of hay cannot be controlled. when a wildfire raged through elkhorn ranch, the sudden loss of pasture became a serious problem for a family business. faced with horses that needed feeding and a texas drought that sent hay prices soaring, the owners had to act fast. thankfully, mary miller banks with chase for business. and with greater financial clarity and a relationship built for the unexpected

maureen: chrome books are taking off as the laptop of choice in the education sector. in tonight's spotlight on education. kellye lynn finds out why the devices are surging in popularity. kellye: at the elementary school in germantown, chrome books are common place. >> it helps with all the drills we have to use. >> since 2013-2014 school year, montgomery county spent $18 million on nearly 60,000 chrome books. >> part of it is the ease of administration. in a school system of the size, sustainability and cost are important. kellye: the notebook computers that run on the google chrome operating system can be purchased for as little as $200. according to the "new york times," last year, 3.9 million chrome books were shipped to the education sector which represents more than a 310% rise in unit sales. in comparison. ipad unit sales in education declined last year. >> this is like my favorite topic other than math. because this is where you can interact with the chromebooks the most. kellye: in frederick county, educators put 20 different devices in front of students and a

document from the chrome toolbar. yeah, who wants to push its edge browser, is playing nice with chrome. microsoft also updated office online by intergrating skype voice and video, letting you make a call right from a document inside word, excel, powerpoint and onenote.and in wireless news, t-mobile may have some huge news to share soon when it comes netflix on your phone or tablet. t-mobile is expected to let customers use unlimited data when streaming some video services, like netflix and hbo. the carrier has an news event scheduled for novermber 10 with the teaser, we never hit pause. but reputable mobile news leaker evan blass tweeted the spoiler thursday. if this is true, it's very similar to t-mobile's music freedom program, whree customers can stream as much music as they want from dozens of services, and it d dsn't count against their montnty data limits." that's it for this tech news update, and therers more at cnet.com. from our s sdios in 3 3 big changes are in store for siouxland this week.the first half o

the industry maintains there is no known link between chrome rubber and cancer. synthetic turf counsel telling abc news that after 50 studies results have shown no elevated health risks. but they also support any new or expanded research. >> the head of the epa saying it is worth taking a closer look. >> there is no evidence yet making these links. it does not mean we are dismissing the concerns. lawmakers are not satisfied with the studies thus far. >> what we need is to know how widely and in what amounts these chemicals are used in the chrome they can have. >> lawmakers have asked federal explaining what you can do to >> anybody who has kids that play on that, it comes into your house, too. next 5:30, a change of plea that we have to tell you about the man who landed that gyro copter on the lawn outside the u.s. capitol. >> the deal he has reached and the time he could serve in prison. >> we have some incredible the late senator fred thompson is being remembered in his home state tonight. he was rembert for his wit and sense of humor area the former lawmaker a

for the time being the situations is calm, under chrome, and the fence is being -- under chrome, and the fence is being reinforced. >> officially macedonian soldiers are putting up the fence. u.n. officially they say they are not putting it up to keep people out. it can't be both of those things. what do you say it's doing? >> the government reassured that they will not stop the refugees that are ongoing. i can confirm for the time being, the group is still trng to pass the border. it is open for those three nationalities. they continue screening out the other nationalities, they are continually not allowed to enter the country. for the time being, in the last few hours, it had not had an impact on the floor of the refugees. >> not long ago the flow of refugees trying to get into that part of europe was huge. it was tens of thousands every couple of days. give me an idea of how many try to make that journey, and could you make the operation to keep them fed and watered and keep them well. >> we have seen the normal group arriving here we had a shot clock where we had 2, 500. they wer

chrome sewn. have had a better chance of having a child older than we did with this disease. >> it's an parent part of life. >> published medical reports have documented only 14 other families in the world with children who share this rare blood disorder. >> hi. >> the problem, according to medical experts, just about everyone missing that chrome sewn 7 has a chance of developing aml, acute myeloid leukemia. so doctors at st. jude's children's research hospital made a preemptive strike, chemo and bone marrow transplant of anonymous donors before it could develop. >> where is your hair? >> i was bald t. medicine made my hair falled out. >> now we grow our hair back. >> reporter: during the treatment, they were isolated from their parents. >> that lasted more than four months. >> they didn't even want me holding pham bentley and then, sorry, then handling the biggest. so that was the hardest. >> what's it like now? >> unimaginable, really. >> reporter: unimaginable. but the treatment appears to have

>> our most popular product is a browser plug-in for chrome and fire fox browsers.t's free to try out for 30 days. after that, you can keep using it a couple times a day for free. after that, it's about a dollar a day for a month. >> give us some apps that maybe help the people who have the most problems with reading. >> we also have an ios app which is very popular. we eventually added a kindle feature to that app, so you can read any kindle book you purchased or borrowed from the library with the overdrive platform, an e-lending platform. you can read that on your ipad that is helpful for people with dyslexia or attention deficitde. >> how about people who just like to read and have a problem like i do, not being able to read as much on a screen? does this help those readers? >> we have readers who are professionals, doctors, lawyers, who read a lot. if you read for six, eight hours in a day. if you can increase your reading speed by 10% 20% or if it's easier on your eyes, that make yours life more enjoyable. >> some of the best stories i read, the story behind th

he received worldwide attention when fighting off access to birth chrome. she's the california state director of an advocacy and policy organization. and nan is a coacher of carley for america, carley fiorina's super pact. >> should planned parenthood save 97% of what they do by decoupling apportions from what do. >> i think her asking the wrong question. it should be should planned parenthood stop being attacked over something that is 3% of their services. >> that is happening, we'll answer that next. looking at the reality, they can set up a separate service funded by the private money. it's not funded by federal money, so save the 97%. >> i think planned parenthood and providers have an obligation to provide services. it's about women's lives, it's been a fi decades since we had -- few decades since we had illegal abortion. sometimes we forget if it's not provided women will die. >> does planned parenthood have to be the only provider. >> it is the only provider in a vast majority of the communities they are in. it's great. other folks want to provide an

steve actually has california chrome's little sister, a 3-year-old filly called hope's love. we're excited about her as well. it's a good collection of trainers and of course jockeys. >> and by the way, i should add, some of the best food around upstairs in that turf club. >> not to mention the view from the turf club out around the bay. >> so live from golden gate fields here, mr. michael rana. you can just bet $2 and have fun. >> it's a blast. i always thought paulson would be the nice name of a horse. can you have michael belt out here comes paulson on the backstretch? >> oh, he can't hear us. >> we are all reporters. if you can't hear something, stay there until they clear you. for you youngsters out there, stay like this. >> thank you. [ laughter ] >>> happen ing today, san jose's airport will announce another expansion of its international destination. the airport is not being more specific but the san jose mercury news reports air canada will add two flights a day to vancouver, british columbia and flights will reportedly start in may of next year. the official announc

their new blood from the bone marrow transplant includes that missing chrome sewn 7. >> that leukemia now highly improbable according to their doctor. >> for bentley, brady and charlie, aml could have been a death sentence. >> no, likely it will not happen. >> reporter: today they're like any other kidz kid and soon it is hoped bentley is, too. for "today," kerry sanders, nbc news, memphis. >> marlow thomas is a spokesperson. this is treated before it has cancer. is this the future? >> it's a new pre disposition study. we have met hundreds of children with the xenome. doing that we found people with genetic cancer have a genetic defect. so these families who have been completely naive to the risk and will test other children and find out if they will have a cancer before we see the symptom of it and before it becomes life-threatening. we will be watching them to be sure if they do have it, we will catch it early enough, way earlier than the other children. >> ground breaking research. little bentley will have to undergo the bone transplant surgery as well? >> yes, next year. it's amaz

the best i can come up with us is less chrome proposal identified subject subjectivity. i can have delusional and less delusional subjective. i can never come close to objectivity. i would say it is something like art and music, there is - there's - most people have a collective subjective relation to something, where like we all agree that certain things are great, but it doesn't necessarily make it objective truth. it just means it's an agreed upon subjective response to something >>> still ahead on the program, activism and veganism. he talks about what motivates him and his love for animals. >> hundreds of thousands of people became disenfranchised and took to insurgency. >> from their beginnings in the iraq war... >> when the americans landed in iraq they overturned a centuries old system of power. >> to the front lines of syria. >> those atrocities primed them for when isil came knocking and said "we're your savior". >> the untold story of isil and the fight against terror. >> this is going to be a real time bomb. >>> you're watching talk to al jazeera. our guest t

the best i can come up with us is less chrome proposal identified subject subjectivity. i can have delusional and less delusional subjective. i can never come close to objectivity. i would say it is something like art and music, there is - there's - most people have a collective subjective relation to something, where like we all agree that certain things are great, but it doesn't necessarily make it objective truth. it just means it's an agreed upon subjective response to something >>> still ahead on the program, activism and veganism. he talks about what motivates him and his love >> we're closing that cycle. it's very easy for us to have 100% recycled material. >> we're the first plant in north america to be energy positive. >> a lot of these small businesses are recycling for economic reasons. >> techknow's team of experts show you how the miracles of science... >> this is what innovation looks like. >> can affect and surprise us. >> i feel like we're making an impact. >> let's do it. >> techknow - where technology meets humanity. >>> you're watching talk to al jazee

de internet segura y que el certificado de seguridad del sitio es reconocido por el navegador de chromeuna lista con los protocolos de tiendas que cumplen con la seguridad. >> para buscar mÁs informaciÓn sobre la compaÑÍa porque en varios pasos cuando es una reconocida hay sitios donde estÁ catalogada la tapa que han hecho. >> cada aÑo recibimos miles de quejas de fraude en internet. berenice: aÚn no existe una ley en nueva york y a las compaÑÍas proteger la informaciÓn que usted les da. >> en la nueva ley tratamos de poner medidas de seguridad que todas las entidades que recogen la informaciÓn tiene que tener. berenice: mientras esto sucede para protegerse asimismo los expertos recomiendan pagar con una tarjeta virtual. >> lo que hace el sistema es crear un nÚmero individual para cada transacciÓn. asÍ es que nadie va a poder, aunque haiga una brecha de seguridad, bajo de robar tu nÚmero de tarjeta de crÉdito. berenice: si aÚn no tiene una tarjeta virtual entonces agrÍcola de crÉdito y nunca con la de dÉbito ya que tiene mÁs protecciones plataforma. maÑana les cuento cuÁles son las apli

. >> more than 250 chemicals in chrome rubber, artificial turf. there have already been three dozen studies and to date we have not identified serious health risks. >> the state is spending $3 million on the study and it will be complete in 2018. >> nbc "nightly news" leading the way on that story. >>> coming up next, polls open on election day. more than just your elected representative. the impact of several housing measures on the affordable housing crisis in san francisco. >>> and a local campus college struggling with sexual assaults reports another possible attack. why concerns are heightened this morning. are opening.. and voters will soon decide the fate of several controversial measures in san frsc >>> in just a few hours polls are opening and voters will soon desicide the fate. >>> plus, assaulted on campus. the warning from uc berkeley police as a scary situation unfolds for students. >>> a sneak peek at what el nino could bring to the bay area. the aftermath still plaguing communities after yesterday's storm. "today in the bay" starts

as the day progressed, the numbers of people chroming about grew larger. to begin with people were calm, they would light a can delicatessen or lay flowers, and stayed calm. larger crowds formed later, they were singing, and by the time that that stampede happened. i would say that there were well over a thousand people in the square, possibly even more. i saw a short while earlier how anxious the police officers were. there were a lot of armed police around the square trying to stop people from spilling into the road. up could see their anxiety because you're right the authorities had banned public gatherings, demonstrations in public places, specifically because there are still suspect at large. clearly if you have hundreds or a thousand people packed together in a fairly small screed area, it is an easy target for someone with a gun or explosives to cause yet more victims in a city that's still reeling in shock after all those people who were killed on friday night >>> thank you. a major man hunt is underway in france as officials say the man responsibl

the t's chrome board has been ordered to pay $450 million for positive train control technology on all commuter rail lines by 2020. the equipment slows down trains that are going too fast. they tell the globe that the laeing have to borrow money to pay for the project. congress is forcing all rail operators to installment technology. train control can prevent disasters like the deadly train derailment in philadelphia that called 18 people and injured 2 called 18 people and injured 200 others in may. >> the ntsb have confirmed they found the wreckage of the el faro cargo ship but still a lot of work to do. the u.s. navy continues to sur vate area east of the bahamas and working to document and recover the ship's data recorder. they are planning to uncover any human remains that still may be there. investigators say it will be difficult to get sonar equipment to the ship because it is about three miles under water. the el faro sank during hurricane joaquin with 33 people on board including three massachusetts natives. >>> federal agents are now on the case of a new hampshire woman killed

to choose your own skin for -- "star wars" themed skin for google apps as well as google calendar, chrome cool. >> that's an interesting thing to do if you've got free time. >> or nothing else to do. >> university of massachusetts want to show you roll forward done tavious smith. boom. he shatters the headboard. >> did he score? >> yeah, i'm not -- >> the glass just shattered. >> the glass shattered. the ball popped out. >> did you call it the headboard? >> it's a headboard. >> it's a backboard. >> headboard, backboard is the same thing. >> it's a broken board. okay. so patti labelle is finally talking about the viral sensation that has erupted with her sweet potato pie. well, you know, you saw this video and she says, this is so cool, she's so happy with all that james wright has done for her that she's inviting him to philadelphia and she's going to cook for him on thanksgiving. >> no. >> yeah. she says you give love to people who give you love. and he did that >>> this morning on "world news now," racial tension in chicago. demonstrators blocking highways, making demands after police r

slen: so if somebody is on their computer, chrome, safari, whatever, how secure are they? mr. watters: i think technology companies do as good a job as they can with the ability they have to manage their own infrastructure. the weakest link is always people. if you have somebody in front of your house giving you the key to the house and telling you the combination to the save every day because you walk up as the safe repairman and say, hey, junior, your mom said to stop by and fix the say for you, could you give me the code, she left it under the mailbox, how do you protect against that? so these technology vendors, a lot of them get the brunt of the problems, it is google, microsoft, or whoever, but a lot of times the frailty is the people, the users themselves. a lot of it is just awareness, what is good behavior on the internet itself. the friction point that we are seeing today, which is beginning to prioritize security over efficiency. it is a pain if you have to log into the online bank and remember all these passwords and they send you a text, but you know what, securit

statcounter says firefox has about 10-percent of the world's desktop and mobile browser market share.google chrome is the most popular by far with 48-peent. the restaurant, joe's crab shacac, is getting ririof tips for servers! servers!credit card receipts won't have a tip line on them. instead employees will be paid 14 dollars an hour.but the prices of their food will go up by at least 15 percent. percent.they are tryryg it out at 18 restaurants across the country.the company says they are confident the change will provide increased financial stability for employees. it's after the break... break...the latest recommendati ons for how children should play qne of the most popular sports in the world. world.n your cbs 2 weather have... [ horn honks melody ] well, well. if it isn't the belle of the ball. gentlemen. you look well. what's new, flo? well, a name your price tool went missing last week. name your what, now? it gives you coverage options based on your budget. i just hope whoever stole it knows that it only works at progressive.com. so, you can't use it to just buy stuff? no. i'm sorry, gus

the theme is woven into the chrome browser with an add on, and you'll also find the force hidden within chromecast, gmail, google search, google translate, and youtube, among others. on maps, the little pegman to take you to street view changes to a stormtrooper or rebel starfighter pilot. the waze traffic app, owned by google, also transforms to show characters and icons from the force awakens on your route, and you can also get voice directions from c3po. if you have a change of heart, you can switch to the other side at any time, or disable it, but it will vanish for everyone in februrary. expect more star wars easter eggs to pop up from google as we get closer to the movie's release on december 18.now the folks over at yahoo may not have created a star wars theme to mail, but -- many people that use yahoo are crying out that the company has joined the dark side, because it blocks anyone that uses an ad-blocker tool. people are taking to twitter and message boards to complain that yahoo asks you to disable ad blocker to continue using yahoo mail. yahoo has said this is a test it is r

google will no longer support chrome on windows and vista.ts is fighting back in the christmas cup battle. we spotted this story on new yo yorkpost.com. the company released a line of holiday cups featuring the word joy, surrounded by images of wreaths and holly. a festive rivalry for starbucks after their less festive design. >>> a nationals bat boy is speaking out about being gay in a big league clubhouse. according to "washington post," spencer clark is a nationals bat boy, aspiring general manager and is gay. he says a reaction from a friend people. he said i was finally able to be myself while working in the greatest sport in the world. >>> we have a story coming up x standoff with a surprise ending.a >> what if took to get a suspect to come mean and it's like nothing you have ever heard >>> she is arguably one of the greatesti greatest artists and choreographers, this week she brings her 50th anniversary tour to the kennedy center. this program is an interesting mix of ballet to modern dance set to music from classical to jazz. >> if yo

the syrian army gained chrome. it's the government's only listening to western aleppo and the cities of hamas and homes. homs. an i.s.i.l. supporter in bosnia has been sentenced to years for helping to recruit fighters. he made phone calls, encouraging people to join i.s.i.l. he will appeal on the grounds politics and religion play a part in the trial. >>> a report in relation to kunduz, claiming that staff members were shot at. the pentagon insists it was a mistake. >> the was an aerial attack. it delivered an a c1 gunship. they were designed to circle the target while delivering fire up to 1800 rounds a minute. the report by the group doctors without borders, which goes by the french akron im m.s.f. describes an attack that was hostile. the hospital was in flames. the shrapnel bones that they used amputated doctors and nurses. on top of that, what we heard from the staff is that from the plane people fleeing the building were shot at. >> the report lifts 17 calls and text messages to get the americans to call off

they seemed to go after each for with gun chrome neither one of them were able to move that. >> ben carson what do you think right now. >> he's on top. when you are on top they are going to destroy you. look what happened to rick soon forum. where is he now. ben carson that's how it works, so me last night i really thought the democrats were going to cancel this and rescheduling because of what happened in spa issues i don't think it was that great. i don't think hillary was that great. shawn precise enough for me. >> i think she talked about, al qaeda and isis as saying we can't deal with them we have to defeat them. i think that. >> we all know that. >> a different task and she's going to be stronger than president obama has been with them. it was interesting you notice her going, because you heard about that mother who said my son is now a boot. so, you know, now they are going to look for different terminology. but are we going after allow ground troops in. >> ladies we really appreciate it. thank you for your insight. >> thank you so much. appreciate it. >> thank you next f something

among them, a mibbians locking pencil case which contains high levels chrome women are, a known cancer-causing agent, a diskar pixar "finding nemo" dorie figure roan and magic tell both in violation of the small label warning. >> when researcher went out looking for potentially unsafe toys this fall. once gain, we found dangerous products that could harm or pison a child. we found these toys everywhere. at dollar stores and big chain stores. >> a list which identifies a few toys and some thing on the list are not toys. they are children's potted ducks which are not held toll the same standard that doesn't help the average parent weekend when they are out shop are the own kids. reporter: can find the entire list of potentially dangerous toy on the web site, fox fox ny.com. steve: walmart and target making the cyber monday deals. they are peckedded to match or top black friday discounts. walmart pushing a tv for for $598 and xbox. while target is offering $100 off a swag way hoverboard. this the first time, a site wide 15 percent discount. reporter: wow that is good. dari: patti labelle is going

internet explorer isn't far behind with about 9- chrome is the most popular by far with 48- percent. jessica rae: " coming up.... has announced changes to their program for parents. stay tuned to find out what employees at zillow will receive. " jessica rae: and... restaurant is tipping revolution. but is that a good thing for servers? discussion... (vo) with thousands of quality pre-owned vehicles... and exceptional customer service, head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... soon provide four months of fully paid leave for new mothers... and a thousand- dollar amazon gift card. the seattle-based company will also give new dads eight weeks at full salary and adoptive parents eight weeks of paid leave. the new benefits will go into effect at the beginning of next year and all full-time workers will be eligible. parents who are expecting a child in the fourth quarter of this year can also take advantage of these new benefits. jessica rae: the no-tipping movement is picking up steam. now the first major restaurant chain is try

with g mail, you manage to gain the most share with chrome.'ve done incredibly well, but in productivity, you have not beaten microsoft. why not? >> most of the productivity is still out there. you can look around us, and it's still mostly working on your laptop, tethered to a desk, and that is yet to move. that shift is now accelerating. we offer a very different alternative. an alternative that's pure, first of all. pure cloud. it's not a hybrid approach, which is costly, expensive. >> much mosh productive. >> you have a new promotion that users of google for work can use it for free if they are still under contract with a competitor. it's yol trying to get the customer to leave microsoft, to leave amazon, ibm. limited time offer. how will that move the needle? >> typically what we've found is companies say, look, already on this platform, i need sh time, and i don't want to double pay. we will pay for you to move from that product to our product. we actually are paying that to help them with the conversion. >> amit, we're hoping to learn a

. >> it is google chrome store. >> it is on your phone has it, not apple. >> how long would you work on a halloween costume. >> how long did you work on yours. >> seriously, mike. >> eight minutes. >> no, i got it, inspiration from your costume from the halloween show. >> i was ariana a grande, and i used that whatever that is, that vest. >> take it. >> i said okay. i had to come up with something. >> you were a black sheep. >> a dog. >> i'm's not a dog. >> someone asked if i was kylie jenner or snoopy. >> a baby seal. >> yes. >> the seals, no they are pointed seals. hate to bring up the bad thing about seals but they used to be clubbed. but they got that stopped. but they were cute white seals. >> she's a sheep, a lamb. >> baba black sheep. >> yes. >>> heidi klum spent 11 hours, on her out fill for halloween. >> mine was homemade. >> yes. >> did you like it. >> it looked creepy to me. >> it looks like a wax figure from madam toso's. >> she posted video of the make up and prosthetic, and they go on instagram page. >> she made herself have giant boobs. >> she's the the butt is a prost

important, it's home to the yazidi community who practice a related religion, when the armed group took chrome of the town and the surrounding area, it killed between 3,000 and 5,000 men according to human rights. that pushed for air strikes in iraq and a month later in syria, leading to kurdish forces retaking the mountain. if the operation is successful, it could cut off i.s.i.l. in syria and iraq, denying a supply route. the peshmerga are in villages in the outskirts of the sinjar town. it's not clear if that will happen in the coming days. i.s.i.l. fighters have dug themselves in, and are prepared for a long fight >>> and the u.s. secretary of state john kerry has been spaiking about his country's involvement -- speaking about his involvement in syria, and repeated a view that the bashar al-assad regime created room for the rise of i.s.i.l. >> the dominant truth about the situation in syria is that although bashar al-assad and d.a.e.s.h. are supposed to be bitter opponents. they are parts of the same problem. in fact, the rise of d.a.e.s.h. is directly attributable to the policies and acti

meanwhile, the syrian government says it's taken chrome of a strategic highway into the divided city of aleppo. the route allows it to supply its forces based in the western part of the city. the road was cut off by isil fighters last month, but the government lost ground on another key supply line in northern hama. we report on the battle from control in beirut from neighboring lebanon. >> reporter: this is one battle in a war focusing on syria's highways. the opposition has advanced in the countryside taking control of most of morik in the western part of the country. there have been weeks of fighting since the government in syria pushed into the rye john. they have been backed by russian air strikes, but the rebels have managed to take background in this region. it's north of government controlled hama city, and it's close to a main highway that runs through syria's major cities. the government wants to take full control of the countryside to protect its strongholds and push further north. >> translator: the regime pushed to no regain highways. they need land routes. the oppositio

but i heard that on google chrome, there's a way you change the icon to any emoji you choose. and if you're still not satisfied with the twitter icon, go outside. [ laughter and applause ] just go outside. do something different. can't help you. it's twitter. meanwhile, google announced that it will bring its super fast internet connection, google fiber, to cities in florida. which makes sense because the first thing people in florida will do when they get online is google fiber. [ laughter ] like, look at all these metamucil pictures. [ laughter ] wow. i saw that yesterday amazon opened its first ever physical book store in seattle. it's just like a normal book store, except when you look at a book, strangers yell, "i didn't like it." [ laughter ] two star, i mean two hearts. i only gave it two hearts. guys, tonight was the country music association awards, and i saw that it included keith urban, and fallout boy. now it taped earlier so we don't know who won new artist or who won best female vocalist or why the hell fallout boy was there. [ laughter and applause ] but it was

amazon or get hooked on prime or even fire tv and all of the things that come with that, or google, chrome cast or whatever, every customer that goes that route is not on an ios device. that is what this is about. it is blocking and tackling apple style. >> literally. eric, thank you. >> thanks. >> eric jackson, aid erin vestments. it is an interesting thought on whether you think they should acquire the games on the nfl. what should apple do with its cash and look to be more creative in how it is using cash as opposed to the conventional acquisition you think of which is maybe a hard wear holdings. >> i'm more in dan nathan's camp. i think this could work the other way where you could alienate people. fans will say you have to buy this apple tv to watch this game. i'm not the target audience by the way. >> and this is for getting people to watch tv and stream through their products. apple is all about brand loyalty. people are loyal. and i think they will do it. and for apple, they don't need to do it. this is about a stream they continue to develop. they are in the business of keeping pe

. >> there are more than 250 chemicals in chrome rubber, artificial turf. already about three dozen studies and to date we have not identified serious health risks but troubling questions have been raised. >> california is spending $3 million on that study and it will be completed in 2018. >>> another company wants you to get your stuff as fast as possible. >> scott mcgrew, best buy is going to deliver overnight, by drone? >> not yet. google is working on that. best buy may be able to get it to you the same day, in fact. best buy joins amazon as soon as you order them. this is just an experiment in the bay area. other news this morning, speaking of deliveries, amazon says it will expand its leave for new parents. new moms 20 weeks and dads will get six weeks. compared to other companies, that's not huge. google offers dads 12 weeks and netflix offers unlimited but amazon is its own special case. it's never been particularly googly. jeff basos says he's not running a country club. >>> amazon and facebook could soon pass over a $300 billion value. that will p

his kardashian filter available for free from google's chrome web store. here's what it does.n links with ones to charitable causes of all kinds. just in case you were wondering what you would actually see. since it was announced this week he says more than 20,000 people have signed up for it. >> so there is interest. >> yeah. a little bit. >> kard block with a k. >> one very active filter. >>> alicia thanks very much. >>> let's get another check on the roads right now. >> let's head over to matt pelman in the "action news" traffic center with the upday. hey, matt. >> you know we don't like it when things are blocked on the roadways. the last time around brian and sharrie i said go for 95 that's looking fine this afternoon. when i say that that's always the kiss of death. right after that there was a fender-bender in northbound lanes by bridge street. the good news is the crash cleared out pretty quickly but now you're seeing some extra slowing coming northbound in the normally busy spot from allegheny on up toward the work zone at cottman avenue. just off of 95 in fishtown we

remember amazon just decided to drop sales of apple tv and google chrome cast, devices that compete with its own streaming hardware. it is tough to see how that move will have an impact on amazon's rivals. remember, consumers decide what device to buy based on the eco-system they work and play in. fori os fans that means apple will make the most sense. on the last conference call, the tech giant wants to provide the sake innovation in the living room that they deliver in the ios devices. they have shipped 1 billion of the devices. if cook can convince them to buy the new apple tv, that could mean serious money, even for a company that sits on a cash mountain of $206 billion. melissa, back to you. >> josh lipton, thank you. >>> apple tv, is that going to move the needle at the end of the day? >> i don't know. but i would be scared if i'm netflix. >> really? >> yes. >> why can't they coexist. >> because i think apple can be a meaningful player. but apple is streaming themselves. why wouldn't apple do the same thing that netflix is. when i hear this news, i worry about competition for netfl

take a look at demonstrators rushed millennium park pulls the lights off a chrome tree there during aight proef tests that became intense. they want police to answer new questions raised after four newly released videos from the deadly involved police shooting of a 17-year-old. we're not showing any of the video from that shooting because it's so graphic. police charged the officer who murdered the teenager. activists say they will disrupt black friday shopping in the city's busy financial district. >> all right, molette. thank you. it's :48. today is the day of thanks. some will spend a day in the kitchen cooking. there is a group of people in d.c. spending their morning volunteers. "news4's" megan mcgrath where they're hard at work. megan, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. you're right. none of this would be possible would wout the hundreds of volunteers who came out today and helped put together these fantastic thanksgiving feasts. we've got the feasts right here. this is what it's go֖ to look like. we're talking about the turkey and all of the trimmings. the client can be

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