>>debbie: okay. >>amanda: so happy to have you, but donald trump has publicly called you some pretty nasty things. (chuckling) >>amanda: and we h he the quotes here. crazy, highly neurotic and a terrible person. what is your response to that? >>debbie: i just want him to keep talking. reblly. >>amanda: mmhmm. >>debbie: if people show you who they are you should believe them. donald trump has clearly shown the american people, you know, exactly who he is and what he stands for. he' made misogynistic patronizing comments about women. you know, not just me, but about many women.n.m, he, he has really with the same broad brush saying that they're rapists and killers and now he wants to create the immigration police and round up, create a police state in america essentially if he were president. round up all the undocumented immigrants and send them back to their country. that' the most un-american policy that i've ever heard of. >>amanda: now you probably spend a decent amount of time here in iowa. >>deb

>>> debbie thank you. 8:16. more than a third of all of the americans will be americans, we are americans, are expected to let their fingers do the walking today looking for black friday deals online. >> abc show us how the cyber monday compares to years past. >> reporter: in todays tech bytes it's cyber monday. 121 million people are expected to shop online today but that's year. >> so one reason, sales are going earlier online sales for black friday were up 14% compared to last year. >> and the people in this massive building gearing up for cyber monday. we've got a look inside amazon's huge fulfillment center in new jersey. >> it's 1.2 million square feet, 14 miles on conveyor belts packages getting shipped 24 hours a day a busy day for those workers and amazon's drone delivery program seems one step closer to becoming a reality. >> the tech giant releasing video of the prototype for its prime air drop which would deliver items in 30 minutes or less. >> amazon says the drone service will launch once they have

>>> all right debbie thank you. it's 6:03 and black friday, the super bowl of shopping is underway. and for some, it started right after thanksgiving day dinner. the national retail federation expects 99.7 million people to shop today. eyewitness news reporter rob nelson is in garden city with roosevelt city mall. to you lori. the comedian -- give a great line. he said america's the only country he knows where he pack the malls the day after giving thanks for what we already have. but look, take a look behind me, here we are american consumerism at its finest here on long island. a steady stream of folks in here and crowds getting bigger as the morning progresses here been here since about 4:00 and things have not let up. we've seen more stores open and more people come in and more people leaving with full bags. so here we are again. make no mistake about it. holiday shopping madness, 2015 is officially upon us. and if you want some video proof of that, take a look at this video from last night at street. that's whe

debbie: it is a negotiation. as the sponsor of the debates, we build partners, initially we approach the networks. and the cable channels, and we begin a dialogue with them about whether they are interested in participating in our debates. and we really negotiate right down to the very nitty-gritty of the signs on the stage to the distance between the candidates and the podium. how long the questions are going to be. it is a back-and-forth. what do the candidates have to do in this particular debate? not individual, i know you you cannot come in. but this how does -- debbie: they will try clear contrast between our candidates and the republican field, to show the direction we would take the country. and because we have similarities on the goals between our candidates, the difference how to approach changing those goals. kevin: thank you for spending time with us. we will see you tomorrow. debbie: i look forward to it. stacey: we want to update you on the deadliest violence in france in three decades. multiple peo

>> debbie, thank you >>> 5:02. developing right now in hoboken just as the city completed repairs to a broken water main it has happened once again. >> water is in streets leading to street closures. a new headache, eye witness news reporter dray clark is live for us at the scene. good morning, dray. >> reporter: good morning michelle and ken. yes, another monday morning mess here in south hoboken but good news is the flooding has gone down substantially. but you can see the street behind me is still close. this is the 100 block of monroe street between first and second avenues and right now crews are in the early stages of beginning to repair that broken water main which you can see here early on there was certainly a lot of water. take a look. the flooding started some time after midnight. water crews were here right away and we have not been told how extensive the water main break is because again crews are now just in the early stages of beginning to dig up the pavement and then go underground to try and repair

>>> all right debbie thank you. still ahead on eyewitness news nightmare. a thief steals her truck with her young children strapped inside. find out what she did next. >> plus, new developments involving the e. coli scare at we're going to tell you about >>> 4:44. and we've got warm fall weather in the area today. but in new mexico, people are hitting the ski slopes, resorts opened yesterday in santa fe after el nino left mountains covered in fresh powder. it gave families a chance to spend their thanksgiving working off their turkey dinners. >> uh-huh. are you recovered yesterday from your turkey dinner? i'm still trying to get that -- >> very slowly right? i'm still feeling that like -- >> wow. >> meteorologist amy freeze, you were at one of the soup kitchens yesterday. >> i took the kids down to bowery. we had a great time. >> with james? >> and lori i don't have done it many times -- you've done it many times. 1800 meals were served yesterday. down there. so not just on thanksgiving. but every day. they help so

another check on your commute with debbie duhaime. debbie. >> thank you lori and ken. let's start off with the subways on time. also running on a sunday lirr, metro north, new jersey transit on a reduced schedule as well. same thing with the path train and the hudson light rail as well, all running on a reduced schedule. crossings. traffic is light, do watch out for the closures. central park west is block 86 down through columbus circle. 77th blocked over by central park west, getting ready for the macy's thanksgiving day parade. subject to closure, and then parts of 7th and broadway closed. let's go outside and show you a look at 6th avenue in the 50s. everybody getting ready for the macy's thanksgiving day parade. and a look at 34th street. that's blocked over by macy's. alternate parking rules in effect. >> okay, amy. >> it looks beautiful outside. the sun coming up absolutely spectacular skies. temperatures are on the cool side. but they won't stay there long. actually, pretty mild. we're expecting a high of 49 degrees. 59 degrees. we're already at 49. 59 degrees,

my name is debbie.empt, oops, um, at a e-harmony video. >> so this video is a woman who is apparently creating a dating profile for herself. and she is recording herself on a laptop in bed. and she starts out perfectly normal. >> i'm nervous but i'm excited at the same time. >> she is adorable. so many guys are going to want her. who doesn't like cute blonds. >> i am a recent mba grad from villanova. i love cats. >> we all love cats, i'll let it slide. i'm still into debbie. >> i love every kind of cat. sorry. i just -- i really love cats. >> you see the red flags, one after the other pop up, and then suddenly she's a hot mess. >> i just want to hug all of them, but i can't because that's crazy. i can't hug every cat. but i just want to, i want to. i want to. >> it cannot be called anything other than a spectacular meltdown. >> and then their ears and the whiskers and the nose. >> maybe there's someone out there for her that loves cats just as much, but maybe she should try catlovers.com instead. >> i c

now, i want you to meet debbie harris. debbie is a humana representative. i should mention that our representatives complete up to a 40 hour licensing course and pass the state insurance exam. they also may take another 3-6 weeks of insurance certification training. welcome to our program, debbie. thanks. nice to be here. can you tell us a little bit about what kind of calls you take every day? basically, we just want to give people the accurate information they need to make the medicare decisions that are right for them. i answer their questions, help them understand the differences between plan options. i take as long as the caller needs to make sure all their questions are answered. so, they don't have to buy anything. no, no i just answer their questions, help them in any way that i can. the thing i tell everybody though, anybody out there with medicare, they really should get the decision guide and dvd. they're free. just call. that's great. thank you, debbie. well, you have two decisions to make right now. the first is very easy but it'll help you wit

this man is in trouble, and i can't walk away from him. >> reporter: debbie, a professional writer had him searching online for information, p f.s.d. she was shocked to find few few resources. >> how does it happen. how does someone dedicate their life to dedicating others, forcing the laws. ending up in a position like this. no one is talking about it. i went to the producing partner. we had a small production company. i said i think i know what we'll be doing. >> she said what's that? >> she said documentary. >> when i grow up i want to be a police officer. >> i want to be a police officer to keep people safe. officer. >> you can't toss me aside. >> disassociated. >> suicide. >> help me. >> reporter: after five years interviewing police officers across the country debbie's documentary, code 9, officer needs assistance shows the tragic story of how post-traumatic stress disorder effects police officers, how scuffed could be a way out. yourself. >> to be honest back then, yes. now, the question would be did i do reckless behaviour thinking i could commit suicide. i go to areas, bad peo

debbie thomas.living in squalor. >> catherine:the stanford graduate from san jose broke down in a t-v interview this weekend. >> catherine:many people are stunned to hear that she's broke, unemployed and living in a trailer. >> catherine:the insider's debbie matenopoulos has more from hollywood. this is so sad >> reporter:i talked to her this morning. >> reporter:about how she fell so far, and how she is planning to get back her life back on track. >>dt 10.47.22 'i grew up being taught you can do whatever you set your mind to' >> reporter:the script was hollywood perfect --- stanford grad. u.s. and world champion bronze metalist - the first ever african american to medal in the winter olympics. time magazine cover girl. and board certified orthopedic surgeon. >>sot 10.44.32 'i wanted to be a doctor since i was five years old so i skated enough to pay for stanford for northwestern' >> reporter:but this is the 48 year old debbie of today --- down on her luck and living with her fiance jamie looney and

debbie? >> it goes way too far. it was not necessary to include nonprofits in order to get at the types of problems that a lena has raised here. the ballot measure will require for-profits to disclose their expenditures. it's the for-profit corporation establishes and astroturf nonprofit though for-profit corporation will have to disclose all their expenditures that they used to create the nonprofits and give to the nonprofit for the purpose of lobbying. >> okay. thank you very much for your answers to those questions and for the help you're giving to the voters of the city of san francisco. now, where can have your closing remarks. after closing remarks will start with you, i lena.. >> okay, thank you again for having this and letting us have a chance to talk about it. as i say, i think the important thing on this issue is transparency. i was the foreperson of the civil grand jury in 2013, i think 2014, and we look at the ethics commission investigated the ethics commission for 8+ months and came out of the report,

>>debbie: thank you. it' good

she's awesome, yes. >> it's the holidays so the debby downer, character. do people come up to you this time of the year asking you for the downer? >> people often come up to me and say oh, my mom is like that, my boss is like that. everyone seems to know a debby downer. >> sure. >> so it seems to be something that people relate to. one time i was standing on the street corner in new york and i heard two people talking, i don't want to be a debby downer and i so wanted to go hi but i i didn't. >> could have made their day. >> you know people use that term who don't even know where it came from now. they think it's just a people, do you know the sketch? you kind of like burst this term that's going to last for generations. >> that's my contribution. >> what a contribution. >> something to be thankful for. >> congratulations on play. >> thank you. >> the film coming up as well. a lot of things happening with rachel. the limited run of "ripcord" ends december 6th so get your tickets now. up next in the thanksgiving i sure had a lot on my mind when i got out of

. >> it's clear that jonathan is the debbie downer in the group. >> what about getting drunk at the christmas party and xeroxing your butt on the copy machine? >> it's fun as long as the execution is good. people think they are funny and when employees feel compelled to laugh or they make inappropriate jokes, that's not good. >> it's micro aggression. we have to stop. >> you're spot on, eric. if you're getting the job done, you can say whatever you want. if you're slacking, trade

and debbie duhaime with a check with the commute. i imagine that the roads have pretty light volume as well. >> good morning, amy. let's go outside and show you a look at the northern state parkway. still moving okay. but trying to warn you on the northern state. the deer water main over there. also getting into mount pleasant, an accident ruled. back to you, ken, lori. >> it's 5:24. a developing story, fire burns through a house in a queens neighborhood for the 6th time we're going i only buy solid gold staples. because, um, sometimes regular staples, they just don't capture the richness of what you're stapling. like, um, like this illuminated page from medieval monks and this original sketch by leonardo da vincis. eh, separate they're fine... (vo) a new york man buys $80 gold staples to staple expensive things. see the gold staple, it just looks right. probably worth more now. (vo) you'd make a way better rich person. >>> on the money this morning, asian stocks were mixed. >> japan rose a fraction, but japan dipped slightly. wall s

the chair of the democratic national committe, debbie wasserman schults was at local five today. her main goal of course is to get a democrat elected, she wouldn't comment on any of the candidates in particular or predict how they would do... but she did say they'll be going after the republican field, and donald trump speeches like the one he gave in iowa last night will give the democrats fuel for their fire. "you'll hear each of them draw a contrast between our policies and our views and the direction anyone of them would take this country and the food fight... the 95 minute diatribe by trump was breathtaking. " amanda/bam the des moines register is co- hosting tomorrow's debate. kathie obradovich, a political columnist with the register, is one of the moderators. she sat down with us to talk about some of the challenges. "as journalists, we're not the stories, we don't want the attention on us, we want it on the candidates amanda/bam she says some of the goals for this second democratic presidential debate is to hear security, trade, and foreign policy. you can look for full

we have congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz earlier. we even spoke to major garrett who told us what the tragedy of paris last night on the into this debate. >> and this debate, even before these attacks hillary clinton was going to refer quite naturally to her resume. now in a way that will be more starkly drawn. i'm am not necessarily saying it is an advantage but it does become part of her story. marcus: congresswoman wasserman schultz says more than likely each candidate will address what happened in paris and express their remorse. marcus mcintosh, iowa's news leader. alyx: tonight's debate starts at 8:00 right here on kcci. still ahead, it was another big jeb bush: we do not have to be the world's policeman. we have to be the world's leader. who's going to take care of the christians that are being eliminated in the middle east? who's going to take care of israel and support them - our greatest ally in the middle east? the united states has the capability of doing this, and it's in our economic and national security interest that

hi debbie. >> hi thank you we'll go right to the 5 and 6 train. everything back on or close to schedule earlier problems there, george 45, lincoln 40, holland still 30 minutes into town watch for delays lie westbound old nichols road with a collision also on the south bound right at underhill avenue a collision blocking one lane. let's go out to the cameras at the 59th street bridge upper level is okay but lower level inbound an accident outbound police department activity. back over to you, michelle? >>> over to bill evans thank you debbie. >> this morning we'll be looking at sunshine and looking at temperatures that are than normal and right now near 9:00 temperatures are 36 degrees and with the wind it feels like the 20s in spots sunset park 37, 37 long island, 41 belmar so it is warming up, we'll get to 46 later on, rain tomorrow starts in the morning commute off and on rain 52 very mild winds, rain ends wednesday night and we got sunny cooler weather thursday, right through the weekend, michelle? >>> looks nice, thank you so much bill.

so first, tom and debbie, what to raw have? >> on behalf of all the sit rights, first of all we want to thank our veterans for all they do, but we especially want to thank the uso and turkeys for troops and this is a donation to make sure more families avenue a big thanksgiving. >> thank you, tom. don't we know like the best people? it is so cool. >> love it. >> we would like to give you this check and thank you for everything you do. >> thank you so much. you guys are the best. they do so much for us. we have a great group. >> we really do. thank you so much. earlier on the morning show great day washington, our general manager preserved the uso with a $10,000 check on behalf of channel 9 and our parent company. please do not let these big checks discourage you, because every little bit helps. if you want to make their thanksgiving holiday brighter, call (202) 895-5560. no amount is too small. again, (202) 895-5560. >>> always watching, always tracking. wusa 9's first alert weather. dc's most accurate. >>> okay. winds are calm

there were donnies and debbies. apparently my last show was something of a donnie fest. so-- (laughter). >> stephen: they like me to get more debbies which is why i'm wearing man spanx. you're welcome, ladies. (applause) and i'm not the only one with imaginary customers. so is casual fresh mex chain playing second taco to chipotle. so they've been trying to differentiate themselves. for instance, recently chipotle had an outbreak of e. coli, so qdoba went with tie foid. foid.-- typhoid. and despite that viral marketing, they've had a little trouble getting you into their stores. i'm not surprised. just like there is no i in team, there's nou in qdoba. so qdoba created the quentessa, an imaginary character with a certain flair capable of wooing their target customer as opposed to their real customer, someone whose flight has been delayed. according to qdoba's q-marketing team the quentessa ask also-- also naturally magnetic, leaves a story-filled life and invites others to do the same. yes, the quentessa wants to you have stories. for instance, once upon a time, i ate a b

debbie w-s "you'll hear each of them draw a contrast between our policies and our views" jack: but we go beyond the politics... and have a little fun with all the hoopla in town. stephanie: drake students getting excited for tomorrow's college democrats had a sign making party today, hanging up their artwork all across campus. stephanie: it's pretty obvious that something big is happening on the drake campus this weekend... there's definitely a buzz. jack: we're less than 24 hours away. local five's jacob peklo has been on campus throughout the day today..... trying to soak in some of that atmosphere. he joins us live now from outside drake's sheslow auditorium. jacob stephanie, jack, it's a little more quiet tonight, but that's more of a calm before the storm type of deal. i'm standing in front of old main right now, which is the backdrop for all of the events tomorrow. if you want to call this event a circus, you wouldn't be exaggerating. some people i talked to say this is one of the biggest buildups you'll see for a political showdown. signs, and twitter, and bulldogs...oh my. it'

. >> reporter: debby kept herself lean and healthy.f our double which i know. >> reporter: she dieded to freeze it away with cool sculpting. it's been used for the middle, thighs and other larger areas. recently the fda approved it for smaller areas. >> we connect get rid of unwanted fat in specific zones. >> reporter: vacuum powers pulls the target area into an ice piece. >> once the fat cells are frozen they will die our body will secrete them normally. >> reporter: dr. david said this is not carte blanche to abandon healthy living. debby said there's an initial shock from the cold and keeping your head and shoulders immobile for an hour it was tolerable. 6 weeks later she had seen subtle changes. >> i see more tightness. but the results are more striking in pictures here's debby before and after. for channel 6 "action news" i'm alicia vitarelli. >> up next meteorologist chris sowers will take a final look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast stay with us, we'll be right back. >> a christmas tree in australia has earned a

of my neck and chin. >> but surgery was not an option. >> instead debbie froze the chin away with coolbulge on her upper back and cool sculpting is used for the middle and thighs and other areas, now the fda approved a smaller appcater for other areas. >> we can get rid of fat in specific zones. >> vacuum power pulls it into the hand peas for an hour of icy cold. >> once the fat cells are frozen they will die and excrete them normally. >> they will be gone. but this is not carte blanche to healthy living. >> keeping your shoulders immobile ill for an hour is not easy but tolerable. six weeks later she saw subtle changes can. >> i definitely see more tigh tightne tightness. >> here is pictures of debbie before and after. it usually taking 12 weeks for peak results and the applicator is good for lips and cheeks and costs $100 each for more than one zone. >> have you to be able to tolerate the cold. >> alicia thank you. >> pricey and icy. now for sharrie williams and alicia vitarelli and adam joseph i'm brian taff, we hope you'll join us tonight and every night for a full hour of "action

deirdre: debbie, great to see you, debbie sterling goldi blox founder. charles payne is here.: president obama says there is no specific and credible threat for ison its homeland. and protesters gather for a second night in chicago, but it might be time for them to protest the leaders that have orchestrated the demise of this and other great american cities. >>> wages are up bigtime last month, so is savings. why is main street hoarding money? "making money" starts right now. . charles: americans are on edge toni

if i were him, debbie wasserman schultz is not a tough hit to take. this anti-woman thing is a problem. when you're in presidential politics, you don't add fuel to your own fire. >> he said during the break, he wouldn't be trump if he didn't do the things he did. >> but that doesn't mean that. >> the republican front-runner's misogynistic attack are sadly representative of the gop's outdated approach to women and the issues that affect them and their families. this trump remark proved trump is not the candidate for their party. >> his poll numbers are down. he makes these personal attacks that are totally gratuitous, completely unnecessary. he can make his point without doing this. >> he's polling very highly, though. is it him? is he hurting himself? maybe not or the gop? >> i think in the end he's going to hurt the gop. if the gop nominates donald trump, to me, that's a cake walk for hillary clinton. i can't believe they would actually do that. bob beckel can tell them that. >> but you're talking about republican voters and a sliver of republican vo

back over to you ken. >>> all right debbie thank you. meteorologist amy freeze in for bill with the accuweather forecast. >> ken the definitely advisory -- dense fog advisory this morning goes until 9:00 a.m. the visibility issues across the area right now the biggest spots with problems are possibility sell low, morristown, and islip and belmar. all less than a mile visibility. so the dense fog is still around in some spots. be aware of that. there's a cold front through the central portion of the country that doesn't affect us until saturday afternoon. with some showers around. so 64 today. very comfortable. chances for spotty showers during the day and 57 on saturday. 48 on sunday. and temperatures staying in the upper 40s and low 50s as we roll into december. ken? >>> all right amy thank you. that's the news for now. more "good morning america" after the break. from the night to early morn [ cheers and applause ] >> welcome back to "gma." what a great crowd we have out here on the plaza. we have another half hour ahead. pitbull is br

debbie debbie releasing a statement saying it's working with the fbi and local authorities might now there are no plans to cancel this event. tonight delta remains on lockdown in response to what's called an eminent threat of a terrorist attack. benjamin hall is in brussels with the very latest. >> another in major european city this time the location is brussels. the entire nation of belgium is on hiler. officials are warning of an imminent terrorist attack like the horror that was visited on paris on friday the 13th or the subway system and the r. shutdown in many restaurants have been ordered to close early. the suburb of brussels, one of the suspects seen crossing the border from france and belgium. batman is salah abdeslam. "fox news" caught up with the man who said he was a childhood friend. >> he would go on and on about jihad with loads of guys sitting around smoking marijuana and watching videos of gun battles to join. for the last year talked of nothing else. >> in a related development is a suspected isis member arrested in turkey. investigators believe the man they have t

democratic national committee chair debbie wasserman schultz, thank you so much. you. you, too. >> a reminder, the democratic candidates forum hosted by rachel maddow kicks off tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern time only here on msnbc. >>> still ahead, more stunning developments in the case of the illinois police officer who staged his own suicide. we are live with the disturbing, new revelations in his personal file going back for years. >>> plus, tennis star serena williams caught on video taking matters into her own hands after her cell phone is stolen. we've got the video and it's one of the stories we're updating around the news nation. this is claira. to prove to you that aleve is the better choice for her she's agreed to give it up. that's today? we'll be with her all day to see how it goes. after the deliveries, i was ok. now the ciabatta is done and the pain is starting again. more pills? seriously? seriously. all these stops to take more pills can be a pain. can i get my aleve back? for my pain, i want my aleve. get all day minor arthritis pain relief with an

it was hosted by the democratic national committee chairwoman debbie wasserman scultz and the iowa democratic party chair andy mcguire. a student discuss student loan rates and a veterans discuss issues he faces. another woman told her life story about coming to the u-s illegally at the age of 3. she now live in iowa...and is safe from deportation due to the "defered action for child arrivals" or daca policy. 22:13:59 unfortunately the other side, republican party hasn't been so progressive when it comes to immigration. they've target my family. want to take daca away... criminals...why would you go looking for problems. 22:14:35 these are all issues you can expect to hear during tomorrow debate. hillary clinton, martin o'malley and bernie sanders are all participating. it begins at eight o'clock on c-b-s. the political world is buzzing over donald trumps' speech in fort dodge last night. trump went on a tirade... questioning ben carson's life history... for more than 90-minutes. he even re-enacted a scene from carsons' book. jay gray has the story. nats ben carson.. shaking hands in south ca

maybe debbie wasserman schultz had not seen television yet but clearly they are talking. next point, what about the democratic candidates? >> all three of the democratic candidates, clinton, sanders, and o'malley. but within the last hour brnz just upped the rhetoric in new hampshire at the state's annual jefferson jackson dinner. let's listen. >> i am running for president because in these difficult times, against i havritriolic republican, we must protect a woman's right to truth and we must defend planned parenthood. >> hillary clinton had a chance to talk about it at a big rally today in boston. she decided not to but she has another chance tonight. she is just minutes a way from speaking at that jefferson jackson dinner. >> other headlines on the campaign trail today? >> the big news today is a big endorsement for gov fer chris christie from the new hampshire union newspaper. marco rubio and ted cruz the paper's public cher said, quote, we don't need another fast-talking, well-meaning freshman u.s. senator trying to run the government. governor kristi is right for th

debbie in lansing, michigan, independent line, go ahead. know why would like to we have not hired some of these of sophisticated hackers to embed a virus into these websites, that when you access it it fries your computer. guest: interesting idea. i think that a lot of attention has been given -- to my knowledge, don't forget i have not been at the state department for a years or whatever -- for ight years or whatever -- so don't know everything that is going on. there may be efforts exactly like this. but it it is my impression that a lot of the effort has been on the messaging side rather than on the technology or tool side. that is why one of the reasons i like the article in foreign which is really talk more about the technology and that is what you are referring to. host: as far as the wind isis reaches out to those they want to get a message to, how do we do that in reverse check out who are we reaching -- how do we do that in reverse? who are we reaching out to? guest: it is not easy. we are trying to identify people who would be sub

she's awesome, yes. >> it's the holidays so the debby downer, character.corner in new york and i heard two people talking, i don't want to be a debby downer and i so wanted to go hi but i didn't do it. i didn't. >> could have made their day. >> you know people use that term who don't even know where it came from now. they think it's just a people, do you know the sketch? you kind of like burst this term that's going to last for generations. >> that's my contribution. >> what a contribution. >> something to be thankful for. >> congratulations on play. >> thank you. >> the film coming up as well. a lot of things happening with rachel. the limited run of "ripcord" ends december 6th so get your tickets now. up next in the thanksgiving spirit, natalie, joy and our team i sure had a lot on my mind when i got out of the hospital after a dvt blood clot. what about my family? my li'l buddy? and what if this happened again? i was given warfarin in the hospital but i wondered if this was the right treatment for me. then my doctor told me about eliquis. eliquis treats

take a look >>> debbie has the commute. displt we're going to head over to the f train. bypassing 57th street, we'll keep an eye on that. the j train, no service to jamaica center with electrical issues at jamaica center. alternate park side parking suspended for thanksgiving. g now we have amy in for bill. >> temperatures are in the low 40s right now. but starting off the parade, we're expecting them to warm up mid to upper 40s and by noon, we're at 55. we'll continue to see warming right through the afternoon. a high today of 59. the accuweather seven-day forecast, a mild breeze. we could have a brief shower, high 54. for sunday, it's mostly cloudy and 48. temperatures will stay in the 40s into early next week. happy thanksgiving. >> that's the news for now, live with kelly and michael comes up at 9:00 a.m. more good morning america after the break here on channel 7. have a great day and a happy thanksgiving. i want to see you smile >>> welcome back to "good morning america." happy thanksgiving. >> i'm ready to eat. >> yes. >> we got to get this done. it is a venerable

. >> and at the hearings and sentencings debbie bjerk has been there to speak about her son christianay this video. >> it put a human being behind the name. it's one thing to read a name on a sheet of paper that, you know, this person died. it's another thing to see actual footage of them, you know, talking, walking, being with their family. >> she will be there when charles carlton is sentenced. >> you will, upon sentencing, see and hear from those parents. >> i will. >> undoubtedly, christian's mom is going to play that video of her son. have you thought about how you're going to handle that moment? >> i haven't. i mean, i've thought about the moment, but i haven't necessarily thought about how i'm going to handle it. >> that will be the same moment theoretically you'll have to say good-bye to your kids. >> well, it's not -- it's not the same. me saying good-bye to my kids, i'm going to be down the street. i'll be back in a little while. is completely different than the kind of good-bye they had to give to their kids. their kids aren't coming back. >> you want to go to mommy? >> car

he served as the ceo of the debbie white airport. -- bwi airport. he spent a decade in the private sector with engineering, private management. until he is on board the current general manager will continue in his interim. position we talked to board members moments after making this announcement today. >> is very -- it's been a very streamlined process. we had two choices and we got one of our two choices. >> he has got experience. he's been through the mill. he has run big agencies and a smart. -- is smart. reporter: more on what the board will expect from him in his first year and also the issues laid out today that he will have to tackle as he takes over this position. brianne carter, abc 7 news. alison: one more metro note. good news for silver and orange line riders. it will against up the armory station starting monday. initial estimates or restoration or per by the end of the year. that was after a transformer blew up. full-service is not quite in place. trundle -- trains will rent it -- run eight minute intervals during rush-hour. carriers

. >> congress nn debbie wasserman schultz is the chairwoman of the dnc. don't go anywhere. >>> welcome back to roske on politics. here's with nikki schwab. how are you doing? welcome to iowa. >> i'm so happy to be here? is this your first trip to iowa? >> it's a mecca. i've been wanting to come here for years. you're not a real political reporter until step off the plane in des moines. >> i've known miss schwab for a long time. you were with "u.s. news". >> i was. >> what is your position with "daily mail". politics, and just my back story was gossip, we have a little of that, too. >> so, last night, nikki and i were having a very serious meeting at a place called el bait shop. you mentioned how much traffic it gets. how big is the site now? >> i should know this. but we getle ms of millions of page views a month. >> it is a monster. >> we're talking about dryer stories. like superdelegates. >> she doesn't write dry stories. >> the wonkier stories are getting 50 shares on average. people are really interested in politics who read "the daily mail." they ar

deirdre: debbie, great to see you, debbie sterling goldi blox founder. charles payne is here. charles: president obama says there is no specific and credible threat for ison its homeland. and protesters gather for a second night in chicago, but it might be time for them to protest the leaders that have orchestrated the demise of this and other great american cities. >>> wages are up bigtime last month, so is savings. why is main street hoarding money? "making money" starts right now. . charles: americans are on edge tonight as law enforcement agencies across the country remain on heightened alert ahead of thanksgiving and black friday, but president obama is assuring americans there is no credible threat in his vow to defeat isis. >> we're stepping up the pressure on isil where it lives, we will not let up, adjusting our tactics were necessary until they are beaten. that's our first go. right now, we know of no specific and credible intelligence indicating a plot on the home land. charles: isis releasing propaganda video taunting america and telling the west to, quote, bring i

. >> debbie, your oldest daughter. >> is that debbie? debbie. ♪ i forgot. well, who is he?n, you know who that is. it's you, honey. >> oh. it's a movie about you. >> no kidding. i'll be me. ♪ >> who is that? >> that's billie. >> oh, it's my daughter. >> no, that's your second wife. >> billie. >> you were married for 15 years. you had kelly, travis and cane. >> oh, really? >> who is that? >> that's your third wife, sara and then you met me. >> she's a good looking girl. she still is. >> how many does this make now? >> that is six boys. now i have six boys, two girls. >> yeah. replenish the earth it says. you know? >> yeah, but not one person. >> mrs. campbell, how does it feel to be the mother of one of the finest recording stars in the country? >> well, we are proud of him and everything. but i'm still the same out carrie, still the same old thing. >> what kind of boy was glen, mr. campbell? >> he was just a good old country boy. ♪ >> thank you so much. i guess i have a lot of people to thank for this, too. mainly folks in the cma and tommy smothers for giving me a chance t