happened clare station which was shut down.ustrated riders weighted for service to resume so they could get where they were going. collision happened just 30 minutes after another train nearly hit a person in mountain view. >>> east bay police if dublin in the look out for 2 young women who robbed a bank of america today at 11:30 am they entered the bank on dub license boulevard near 6 80 and&eyz hand the tellary note demanding money. also said the robbers knew the teller and had friend at the teller's home. robber run to tall car with male driver. one dwhirl a red circle or tattoo open her face. >>> tonight san francisco leader confirm ago report we first brought you exclusively over the weekend. the brake on the tour bus that crashed if union square failed and that wasn't the only problem. here's melanie with the new details. >> i don't think i as local supervisor could confidently tell a tourist that these vehicles are safe. >>reporter: they say the tour bus company inspected the bus that crash on october 25. but the p ud sa

happened clare station which was shut down.frustrated riders weighted for service to resume so they could get where they were going. collision happened just 30 minutes after another train nearly hit a person in mountain view. >>> east bay police if dublin in the look out for 2 young women who robbed a bank of america today at 11:30 am they entered the bank on dub license boulevard near 6 80 and&eyz hand the tellary note demanding money. also said the robbers knew the teller and had friend at the teller's home. robber run to tall car with male driver. one dwhirl a red circle or tattoo open her face. >>> tonight san francisco leader confirm ago report we first brought you exclusively over the weekend. the brake on the tour bus that crashed if union square failed and that wasn't the only problem. here's melanie with the new details. >> i don't think i as local supervisor could confidently tell a tourist that these vehicles are safe. >>reporter: they say the tour bus company inspected the bus that crash on october 25. but the p ud

paris suffers the pain of the worst violence - since world war two.how count's around the world - are clares war. war.and, grapple on the gridiron.// cheering //fans in kinnick stadium shatter an attendance record.why it's the iowa wrestling team that's celebrating tonight. tonight.now, the corridor's top stories and tomorrow's weather forecast in the first ten minutes. this is cbs 2 news 10 at 10. shock - - anger - - and a deep sense of grief - - has gripped one of europe's most celebrated cities tonight - - as the world rcts to the terrorist attacks in paris. good evening.in just a moment - we'll bring you - a live report - from the c-b- s news - democratic debate - in des moines.we begin tonight in paris - where police continue their investigation - into last night's attacks.heavily armed - members of the military - are now patrolling - the city of lights - - where people - are still* on edge. edge.this is a live look from paris tonight - more than 24 hours after those first attacks started yesterday.in a span of just 32 minutes, darkness fell on the city of light.the death toll stands at

clare murphy takes a look. decades,phy: for two post allie has delighted and revolted tourists in equal measure. >> pretty gross. either way, pretty impressive, too. it is estimated one million pieces of gum are stuck to these walls, the buildup 15 centimeters in places. >> people are waiting in line to see improv theater. i think it started off as sort of an improvisation, and it caught on over the years and now it is one of seattle's most visited attractions. >> the role -- the walls are regularly cleaned, but to preserve the historic buildings in the market district, officials say the gum with its chemicals and additives needs to be entirely removed. next week contract is will move in with high temperature steam cleaners to reveal concrete that -- may nott been have seen the light for some time. >> it is a good time to bring it back down to the original walls. the gum hasee, migrated beyond the original wall, which is fine. it is expected that the chewing gum will reappear, but they hope in the future visito

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it's holiday time, and no fruit is as versatile as our ocean spray cranberries, whicicis why we're e claring it "the unofficial official fruit of the holidays." the fig's gonna be so bummed. [ chuckles ] >>> amomo the horrors of the paris attack, this pregnant woman, clinging to a window sill at the bataclan concece hall, desperate to escape the gunmen inside. >>> there are hundreds of stories from that night from those who survived and those who did not. >> matt gutman has more on that pregnant woman's grueling experience and that of others who witnessed the violence. >> reporter: f f more than two torturous minutes, she hung from the window sill. beneath, people spilling out of the taclan theater. some collapsing right there. you can hear her cry out. [ speaking french ] >> reporter: mister, mistete i'm pregnana. the camera pans. these people dragging victims. throughout, the woman still hanging. finally, another person tries to help. and the fate of that mystery woman on the ledge, still a mystery tonight. meanwhile, inside the theater. [ gunfire e ] >> we heard d is crackling noise, like

my friend clare mccaskill. [applause] >> with that was the senator next door. pitch deserves another. it is great fun to be here with all of my colleagues. you know, every morning i get up and i have a cup of coffee early , and then look at the day's news. and it seems like almost every morning i read about the leading candidate for president in the republican party and i say out loud, he said what? he said what? are you kidding me? and then compare and contrast. our leading candidate. stable, strong, smart, substantive. there is no irresponsible right. but there is a lot of hard work and we have so much hard work in front of us. this is a woman who understands she has got to earn the trust of the american people. and so when you think you haven't done enough for hillary clinton, when you think you have called enough friends or you have made enough phonecalls, by then it will be on netflix or itunes. if you haven't seen the movie yet, go see it. the sacrifices the women had made to come to this moment. now, she is going to work to earn this and we are going to

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it's holiday time, and no fruit is as versatile as our ocean spray cranberries, ich is why we're e claring it "the unofficial official fruit of the holidays." the fig's gonna be so bummed. [ chuckles ] for holiday ps and recipes, go to oceanspray.com. so what do you tip? it could depend on how old you are. a new n-b-c news poll finds generous.. even when the service isn't very good. about two in ten surveyed -- more. 62 percent are willing to tip at least 15 percent -- even if the service doesn't measure up. that was the highest of any age group. some high-end restaurants are experimenting by getting rid of tipping. an n-f-l team does the unthinkable. allowing a safety for the third game in a row. but what happened before they gave up two points is what fans talked about the most. dolphins at the eagles. an ugly kick -- picks it up -- starts to bring it out and then slips at the one. the dolphins would still win the game -- 20 to 19 -- but that play right there is one they'd like to forget. this morning -- one of the world's most famous u-f-c fighters is recovering after being knocked out.

he then worked in some of new york city's top restaurants in march of 2010 the up-and-up and mount clare home to some of north jersey's most renowned restaurants. >> there is a little peruvian tomato that goes on the plate and octopus that was previously grilled with roasted potatoes and asparagus. we are drenching it and it's really light. it's become a really popular dish. peruvian ingredients and technique the kind of our own interpretation. reporter: taking the families secret recipes and giving them a twist of his own. why did you choose montclair because i don't see a lot of hispanic latino restaurants here. >> i thought the community was perfect for the style of restaurant. there may not be a plethora of latin american concepts but there is a big friday of other cuisines from different parts of the world. reporter: everyone comes in for a taste. he has been very successful. a latino family who packed up their life in the suitcase to follow what every immigrant wants to accomplish. the american dream. >> this is my life. thank to my parents who brought me to this country i'm happy

we will talk mont clare. ♪ welcome back to "the london.ive from i manus cranny. your top hotlines.avid cameron has set out his demands on the european union membership debate. he wants to negotiate on four areas. the top is controlling migration and tightening welfare. he sent a letter to the e.u. president, formalizing the process. a left-wing coalition is poised to vote. portuguese prime minister out of power today. that raises concerns about spending cuts tied to the country's international bailout. which might be rolled back. the firm that runs india's biggest airline indigo rose as much as 18% on its trading debut. raised -- aviation after pricing of the top end of the market range. it is the first ipo by an indian airlines has 2006 and comes after south korea's airline searched 60% on this trading debut last week. alibaba 11 last year, sold more than $1 billion worth of products and three seconds. the sales march the start of single day, an obscure holiday which snowballed into chinese consumer phenomena. let's be to emily cheng. she's the anchor of "bloomberg west." great to

. >> 7 news was in san jose tonight at second harvest food bank of santa clare and san9r county for annualere you live thanksgiving food drive. we partner with all 7 bay area feeding america food bank over the last 24 years now to help our friends and neighbors in need. spencer presented a 15,000 dollar check to ceo jackson on behalf of our decision and parent company december in. will help feed 30,000 of the 250,000 people second harvest serves each month. item really easy to help. text word feed to the 8 0077 for 10 dollar donation to help those in need this hotel difficult season. >> that easy make a real difference. >> still to come at 9:00. can you feel the heat? >> this is entertaining aatraction for the whole family to enjoy this we hope. keep of to enjoy this we hope. keep of scary just press clean and let roomba help with your everyday messes. a full suite of sensors automatically guides roomba throughout your home. cleaning under furniture, along edges and in corners. and with its powerful three-stage cleaning system roomba picks up pet hair, dust and debris for up to 2 hours, re

hours for the interior portions of the north bay along with the mountains also for the southern santa clare valley area, santa clara valley south of san jose included and runs until 9:00 a.m. likely see frost in the morning. live doppler 7hd showing you clear skies right now but as fog forms in patches in the valley, tomorrow morning and other concern, dan, is patchy freezing fog so the morning commute could be a bit on the dicey side back to let you know how cold it gets as we head towards the morning hours coming up. >> okay thanks very much. >>> san jose city council voted unanimously to looseen restrictions for on demand ride company like uber and lift at san jose airport. tonight vote will eliminate mandatory fingerprinter for ride sharing drivers picking up dropping off at the airport in san jose. in the place random audit of 1% of drivers each month. san jose airport cab drivers went on strike speaking out against the plan and demanding uber lift drivers undergo the same strict background checks that they must submit to but the city council voted the over direction. >>> former social

and senator clare mccaskill chimed in. is the president saying anything about this?es the white house say? >> i haven't spoken to the story.nt about this new i did read about it over the weekend myself. is my home state. i didn't attend the university of missouri. campus iously a visited many times. of missouri are justifiably proud of that learning.n of higher the people of missouri take pride in the institution that is the university of missouri. i think what is notable about events that we saw the way thatend is campus has really rallied of the ideasupport that every student that's admitted to the university of missouri, has a place on that campus and in that community. unity andtment to is one that justice i think the people of missouri certainly the mizzou community can be proud of. but, that's not -- you don't get student on of every campus feeling like they have a place by just hoping that it will happen. it requires work. effort.res painstaking we've seen a commitment from the community to pursue that goal. that's an important thing. think this also illustrat

swain: we'll take a call next from michael in mont clare, pennsylvania. michael, you are on.elcome. michael: yes, thank you. this was a great show. ms. swain: thank you. michael: my question is, politically, was there a position or ideology that they sometimes disagreed upon or that the staff disagreed upon? ms. swain: ok, thank you. were there any issues that the reagans did not see eye-to-eye on? mr. cannon: well, not that i know of, but the staff, absolutely, and there was open warfare on many issues, the most important issue, iran-contra, dealing with the soviet union, and nancy would push -- and nancy had a point of view and she would push on the soviet union. she thought -- she believed strongly in negotiating with mikhail gorbachev, and she pushed -- she didn't push reagan, because they saw eye-to-eye, but she pushed back against staffers who she thought didn't have his agenda at heart. now, you have to think about this. there's differences in the reagan administration over armament talks with the soviet union. there's not a difference of opinion in the reagan family.

there's also been other e-mails, there's a young lady by the name of clare posting an e-mail saying am it up later? he said, yes, of course you are. i wanted the make it available to people who have been studying and i feel it's my duty to the university to do so. i don't see how we as adults and we as civil human beings can go after a man like that and consider ourselves grown-ups. >> let me ask you about students who were upset by or inkrecensey the initial e-mail. "the washington post" tweeted my teacher had the nerve to e-mail me if we canceled class we let the bullies win. like this is a game or something. that's actually not the same tweet that -- well, yeah. down there at the bottom of the screen. so do you understand that perspective, t.j., hearing students saying that wasn't the right word choice to say you let the bullies win? >> sure. if you want to call them terrorists, that's fine. for people to be so upset somebody's allowing class to continue, and then go after him like that, think about the proper channels to do that. you go to a superiors, you say, okay, guys, there's