frank farley. dr. farley is a former president of the american psychological association. he also has a special interest in myths and storytelling. thanks for being here. frank farley: you're welcome. lauren: and we're going to start with a serious myth that just won't seem to go away and a lot of psychologists worry that believing this could actually be dangerous and damaging. and the myth is that suicides increase during the holidays. you have found this is not true. dr. farley, tell us what the truth is, and why it's dangerous to believe this. frank: well, the numbers are very clear. the centers for disease control tracks suicide and when they occur, and they simply do not go up at the holiday time. so, i think it's very important for people to know that because we don't want any self-fulfilling prophecy, you know? or people feeling that suicides go up at christmas, and you know, and if they're thinking of suicide, maybe they'll feel validated doing it at that particular season. so, that's a myth that is very good to get rid of. in fact, they tend to be higher in the sp

lin farley is an author, journalist and noted feminist.'s credited with coining the term, sexual harassment in the 1970s. jocelyn frye specializes in women's rights and economic issues at the center for american progress. megan twohey is one of the reporters who broke the harvey weinstein story for the "new york times." and lynne bernabei, who is an attorney in washington, d.c. who works on sexual harassment cases. and welcome all of you to the "newshour". lin farley, i'm going to start with you. do you think we have turned a corner? >> well, we certainly are seeing something very different in the development of this issue, and that is the numbers of male harassers who are being prosecuted, who are being caught, who are admitting, like this fellow louis, saying, yes, i did it and i'm really sorry, this is all new and an extraordinary development in the history of the issue. >> woodruff: jocelyn frye, if we've turned a corner, why is that happening? what is making some women, at least, feel freer to speak up, do you think? >> i think that p

expressway westbound, near farley service plaza, left lane compromised, heads up. still traveling at posted speeds but still want to pull it to your attention. construction crews out there. near route 73, right lane, compromised there. plus we have construction delaware we are talking about coming up in the next ten minute or so, jim, rahel, back over to you. >> thank you shall meisha. still ahead on "eyewitness news" this morning, little snag to protect the apple. >> harvard, richest school, their days may be numbers? ifwhat would it say?ash tag 80% glowing 50% freckles no matter your skin type, all skin deserves gentleness. that's why dove is sulfate free. the #1 body wash recommended by dermatologists. >> diane king hall joins us from the new york took exchanges, good morning, diane so we're hearing that a big new product from apple hit a delay r we already gearing up for another iphone? >> reporter: i know, it seems like once you have one, the next one is not too far behind this time, something different apple won't being coming home for the holidays, switching

. >> when they'll talk about john belushi or chris farley, they'll say, well, you know, there was thede that would just take his clothes off and hang off the ledge of a building. that was the fun side. but then there was the bad side, the drugs and drinking. and you go maybe the two have something in common here. >> i'm a drug addict and an alcoholic. i didn't know for a while. i was in denial for years. i said i'm not an alcoholic, i'm not an alcoholic, i'm not an alcoholic. i was a mess. i didn't know what was going on. >> i think my dad and his friends did more cocaine than was ever in the movie "scarface." that became the thing that for a moment got rid of the pain. until you're clean and you're like oh, i'm just me. >> i did it so bad, dope dealers try not to sell me nothing. now that's doing it. for a dope dealer to say, man, i ain't going to give you no more of that [bleep], i'm sorry, i can't see you do that to yourself. dope dealers don't give [bleep] nothing. these [bleep] refuse to sell me cocaine. no [bleep] you're killing yourself. what? >> here is a warning sign if you h

coming our way from ulta beauty, vm wear, 5 below, ambarella markets closing above 24,000, thomas farleyjoin me later on this hour with his take on the stock moves this year. what a year it has been. joining me now, cnbc senior markets commentator michael s santo santoli, stephanie link from tiaa investments and paul hickey from bespoke leading the dow, utx, united technologies laggard, ge, still couldn't manage to close positive in the s&p, elle brands a big winner there and juniper networks lagging "l" brands up about 6% and juniper down about 6%. the rally went into overdrive when senator john mccain announced his support for the senate tax reform plan this morning. mccain saying, "i believe this legislation, though far from perfect, would enhance american competitiveness, boost the economy, and provide long overdue tax relief for middle class families." michael l, what do you think of it all >> look, it's definitely impressive we were able to tack on at the all-time highs i think the dow is what catches the eye and it maybe is going to overstay just exactly how furious the rally was

. >> i want to bring in lynn farley. lynn farley is an author, a journalist credited with coining the term sexual harassment. she coined that term back in the '70s. thanks for your time this afternoon, lynn. i want to play a bit more of what congresswoman spear testified today. take a listen. >> these harasser propositions such as are you going to be a good girl to perpetrators exposing their genitals to victims having their private parts grabbed on the house floor. all they ask in return as staff members is to be able to work in a hostile-free work environment. >> do those stories surprise you coming from capitol hill? >> not at all. you know, the congress has been a hot bed of sexual har hassmeni think since inception. i have a chapter in my book sexual shakedown about wayne hayes of ohio. his secretary came -- elizabeth ray came out and said that she didn't even know how to type. she was put on the payroll strictly for sexual favors. when she made the statement, she was pilloried in the press and by the congress but i

clair farley is the director of economic development. who is retiring at the end of the year. sparks has worked in several city departments for the past 20 years. the mayor says she will is sure that san francisco has policies that inspire the rest of the country. last year san francisco became the first city to create a position for this. >>> we continue to follow developing stories in san jose. what we are learning about attacks on a campus police officer. >> rules on police grooming have been changed. >>> all that and more coming up after the break. stay tuned, we'll be right back. high pressure continues to building. there will be warmer temperatures coming up. >>> all that and more coming up after the break. stay tuned, we'll be right back. >>> welcome back. new information about an error canada flight that was diverted yesterday morning because of a passenger who was out of control. the plane was deported to denver. authorities dealt with the problem. the plane did refuel and land in toronto about one hour late. the fbi is investig

farley thinks that is why cigar smoking has doubled among teens and once they get hooked on tobacco many move on to cigarettes and menthol cigarettes in particular and it eases the hashness on the throat getting one people hooked and community activists urge reads to fight back against big tobacco. >> the city of philadelphia need to call their city council persons and let them know in the city of philadelphia we need to stop the sale of candy flavored tobacco products. the health department says that smoke related illnesses take the lives of 3600 city residents each year and philadelphia has twice as many tobacco retailers as any other major city. and the great american smoke-out is tomorrow but extra points for anyone that started today. >>> philadelphia's popular christmas village is opening thanksgiving day and normally there a preview weekend but there is imclimate weather and they have activities and a merry go runned and it will be a go starting next week. (avo) if you've been struggling with belly pain and constipation, and you're overwhelmed by everything you've tried-- all thos

crews are on the expressway westbound by atlantic city between farley service plaza and route 54. the left lane is blocked due to emergency roadwork because of an earlier accident. >> now it's time for a first look at business, honda is recalling 800,000 odddy mini minivans. the recall includes minivans made between 2011 and 17. >>> the dow was down 100 points. not better news this morning, the features are pointing to a lower open. >>> if you're a shopping this is super bowl week for you, many stores have started their black friday deals, retail experts tell abc news shoppers should hold off a few more weeks because the deals get better. it's a busy travel week. the national average for gallon of unleaded is up a dime. 2.57 and 2.44 in delaware. >> happening today, britain's queen queen elizabeth and prince philip celebrate their 70th wedding anniversary. the queen is the first monarch in british history to reach a platinum anniversary. the royal family is celebrating at windsor castle. >> 70 years, they can't remember any of life before marriage. >> clean leaving. >> actually sh

frank farley. dr. farley is a former president of the americ

kneeling, and some of the owners kneeling, it was in solid a toy say with the right to be treated farley. when you are comparing that to blowing people heads off. that is not comparable marriage. that to me -- >> are you referring to the ref throws mill tar zy a place to the mill tar fly. >> of i think it is a slice to anybody. in the military, you have why tound year stan, they kneel for those people who died as respect factor. to me, you have a couple of pliers on the back mine if you will of their careers and they needed a little publicity. the spoiled brats need something to do. that billboard has nothing to do with anything. other than to cause problem. to cause problem. the aggressive kneeling, pointing a gun,. >> right. >> how about a billboard if we with president to support the loop toes because it doesn't have to do with supporting the troop ifs. >> how do you knee into because it has been stated buy everybody wants to use colin kaepernick. it was not against them. bill: even though they are calling out cops with the total false narrative of unarmed black men being shot. that f

while farley or major role while farley is part of the forces led by general holy fire have start in libya she urged the general to make sure that he is handed over and doesn't continue to serve in this capacity where he may still be committing crimes the egyptian ambassador to the u.n. didn't hide his support for general haftar because he came out and said no this was an internal libyan matter not something that should be governed by the international criminal court it's also worth noting that the u.s. representative came and backed the international criminal court and demanded that this suspect is handed over to the court as soon as possible that was on libya it's worth noting that the u.s. deputy ambassador speaking to the security council then turned to afghanistan where the chief prosecutor is launched an investigation into possible war crimes by the u.s. and she said with regard to that the u.s. has its own procedures its own military justice procedures and it was not appropriate for the international criminal court to investigate the u.s. military all right james out of the u.

expressway westbound, frank s is farley service plaza, plus more construction on the ac expressway westboundroute 73, that right lane is still compromised so just heads up on that. plus construction in delaware. route one southbound is slow, between ross bridge and biddle corner toll plaza, your alternate, route three or 301 is your best alternate. construction crews are still out there. and it looks like this will be closed until right around 6:00 . if it gets to 6:00 a.m. you'll be the first to know about it, northbound between quakertown and lehigh valley. that right lane is compromised there. jim, back over to you. >> ♪ >> thank you shall meisha, prime time blow out for the birds blow out, i tell you, who beat the cowboys in dallas pretty soon this suit will be selling out across the delaware val. >> i it won't. but the eagles have now won eight in a row, than have been no sweeter than last night and and on national tv: just how good it was, unlike your suit. >> hey. >> well, raise your hands if you were nervous after the first half. ya. everyone raising, everyone raising their hands. ad

robert farley, a senior lecturer at the university of kentucky, has written on the subject, and hejoinsknow that searches particular challenging because submarines by nature are hard to find. can you tell us why? the purpose of submarines, avoiding modern sonar, is to make as little noise as possible. so even if they were trying to make noise within the boat i hammering on things, and doing other things, the structure of the hull is designed to prevent that sound from getting out. and so even if people are listening, sometimes it's very difficult to hear submarines. right, so what hope is there for the 44 crew members on board, then? what could potentially help in the search for them? well, the closer that they can get, the closer that the rescue teams can get, to where the submariners, the more likely it is can locate it using active sonar, which is... especially hypersensitive active sonar, which can map the seabed. a way that the submarine is laying, it can be difficult to discern which from a rock or anything else, but there are some hypersensitive sonar arrays that can tell when th

that dome of sink air will keep the skies season if i and keep temperatures farley consist ten.g and then almost mild afternoon we'll top ut around 50 degrees gas and should be a good day for your shopping pleasure. then lngp christmas lying, too. sunshine light wind and heading hope to rov on friday myself. all right. overnight tonight in a chill in the air with higher vealings will fool the mid 20 answer urban areas and more like mid 30's mostly clear sky and we stay dry tonight. season if i anddry for friday as well. highs around 50 degrees or so. normal this time of year would be 52 or 53. so the warming trend conditions into saturday. he think mid's will do it. some clouds will build in and call it partly sunny and could be a rain or snow shower around late in the day. if something does form. it he is going to be light scattered and not everybody guessing to see something fall through the sky on saturday. well, sunday, stay queasy. we start a cool jun at some point and the timing is still a little bit uncertain. there is no major storm system for big rain or snow chances to

expressway westbound near frank s farley service ma plaza, the left lane compromised, it will be onerts to slow down. i would say maybe toward the 6:00 hour, i will keep reminding you of this, more construction talking about coming up in the next 15-20 minutes or so. crews still out here on the a.c. expressway, as well. rahel, jim, back over to you. >> meisha, thank you. now for a look at newspaper headlines from across our region. >> from the morning call, residents evacuated at gross towers in allentown after fire broke out in a hallway filling the building with thick smoke. fire happened around 10:00 yesterday morning, one woman was taken to a hospital, three other people were being evaluated for injuries, the fire marshall is investigating >> commissioners have vote today, will jump from 3% to 6% tax, will be effective january . contract signed prior to january 1st will be at the previous 3%. >> from the burlington county times, what does mickey bear, light fer have in coumarone each got one write in vote for election day in burlington county, total of zero nine voters wrote in c

zimbabwe's army has seized control of the state broadcaster and deployed time from the streets of farley it's denied it's leading a coup against the ailing leader robert mugabe as a power struggle over his succession worsens. and the straightens have backed gay marriage into a postal code or when i was by the government over sixty percent said they were in favor of allowing same sex couples to wed now the government says it will introduce legislation to make it possible before the end of the cea. that's it for me on the touch and the news team for now but i'll be back in thirty minutes with more news and information i hope you'll join me then meanwhile you can always check out our website the video of the duck on a bike. dream job three point zero. posting a video like this song. if you've got enough signs and subscribers already two in straight german companies pays for this kind of marketing. to young people pursuing that dream job as influencers made in germany next. europe. what unites. what divides. what's the driving force. what binds the continent together. the answers and stories

because jay clayton, tom farley at the sec and new york stock exchange say the ipo market is broken.creeping up to the decade highs of 2013 and 2014. their evidence is the total number of public companies is falling. the majority of the declines came after the tax bubble burst. about three quarters of those declines happened up until 2003. when i think into the future you have another end of the year looking to be pretty strong. you've got uber coming out and saying they're looking to list in the next two years. ipo's dead? i don't really think so. julie: i love the title of the chart. got? what do you mark: the glory for this chart goes to sophia. if i lose i will blame her as well. between china's rivaling companies, nearing a whopping $1.7 trillion in market value this year. bigger than canada's entire company. that's the red line right there. bigger than germany's biggest company and they have amassed more money this year than pimco in the last 46 years. i haven't got more time to elaborate but it's a wonderful chart and you can read more about it from sophia's story today. i hat

police found farley's pitbull severely wounded. the german shepherd is expected to survive. >>> you've seen the ads, on eyes on the governor's race and the topic is the growing ms-13 gang problem >> gillespie said there are more than 2000 ms-13 gang members in fairfax county alone. tisha lewis joins us with more. >> jim and sarah if that's at the case, if so, that would mean there could be more marina gang members in fairfax county than police officers. police tell us the number of ms-13 is closer to 1400. even so, the county insists they're ahead of the problem front and center for many voters. ed ryan is the fairfax county gang prevention coordinator, one of five assigned to the northern to virginia gang task force. he's tasked with helping kids in ganging get out and preventing them from joining in the first place. it's one of a multi-strategy plan to curb the influence in fairfax county and across northern virginia. 70% of the gang activity in fairfax county is reportedly associated with ms-13 compared to years past. ryan says

you and james farley first guest to last with 70 years in between.account of flipping the ticket. donna brazile says she was under enormous pressure to have a backup plan to do this. is that a fair -- is that a fair response to all of this criticism that she's been getting? >> well, you know, chuck, first of all, let me say -- i will answer that question very directly, but everywhere i go right now we're focused on elections on tuesday in virginia and new jersey, and what people are telling me is they want to know how they're going to get their good jobs back, how they're going to get health care, how they're going to make sure they feed their family. that's the focus of democrats across this country. let me get back to your very important question. i have great respect for donna. consider her a friend. she's done a lot for the democratic party. the charge that hillary clinton was somehow incapacitated is quite frankly ludicrous. hillary clinton was a tireless senator, a tireless secretary of state and a tireless candidate. >> you agree with the clin

have a little new york city in a deck chair listening to the first of all i think beethoven would farleyof approved of this project because if he was alive today he would vote green fill he loved the countryside and often left vienna the city to go to the countryside which gave him so much inspiration and none more so than for this symphony which is named the pastoral symphony you can actually hear this clearly in the music when you hear the when the flutes play for instance they sound like singing and the other woodwind instruments as well anyway the beethoven pastoral project has been launched at the climate conference in ball wednesday it was launched and with the beethoven anniversary society and then mobilizing orchestras and ensembles and all kinds of musicians to use the pastoral symphony in projects to highlight play climate change his model. and beethoven was not only a musical genius he was a nature lover and his six symphony his incorporated natural sounds into the music become posted between eighteen zero seven and eight no eight now the symphony has been chosen to be the cen

. >> you're going to see bob iger on the podium and nyse president farley and the icon, mickey, who ielieve turns 90 next year, which will be a big deal over at the nasdaq it is saint jude children's republican hospital and k-mart raising awareness for the thanks and giving campaign. iger not doing much press today but it does raise the point that some argue the m and a environment has gotten eerily quiet. >> i think we'll have a busy period when it comes o to merger and acquisition activity between now and end of the year. i can't guarantee it but i certainly know my list of things i'm following is larger than it typically is whether it's broadcom and qualcomm, mattel, and cvs and aetna. fox and disney or fox and comcast, you have to wonder whether that's gotten a chill give what's going on over the acquisition at time warner no shortage of potential activity out there that we already know about i do think we may see some more. we'll see. but we could end the year on a strong note there, carl. >> we did get report that the bid for buffalo wild got up to bit over at roork capital. got

tom farley, the president here, must be going baffert a lot. but that does show you, of course, the power of these companies, the stigma seems to be long gone, carl, in terms of concerns about transparency, rule of law, and things of that nature, when it comes to china and it's where the growth is i mean, alibaba is up 109% this year, jim, so far, even being down today and we never even talk about ten cent -- >> which, by the way, owns a third, 39% of sogu today >> and wougt the 21% of snap >> and number six if it traded here we don't talk about it, perhaps, often enough, given its size and importance in the chinese economy. but, that's where the money is, jim. and so that's where the ipos seem to be >> but, you know what, i really only have confidence in alibaba. maybe baidu, but alibaba has u.s.-like financials these other companies are a little bit opaque, historically, when we've seen this deluge of chinese ipos, it's a bad sign, not a good sign. i do want to point out that the president had some pointed thoughts about china, really blaming

as you can tell, junior fire mar jillionma marshals arrived new york stock exchange ceo tom farley who we've cut off at the top there. so we can get the -- >> we can see them. >> fit in the fire marshals as they make their way toward the bell ringing at the new york stock exchange great day for them. >>> coca cola is holding its investor day at its headquarters today. sara eisen is there. she sat down with the ceo and joins us with some of those highlights >> reporter: kelly, bill, good to see you after years of underperformance versus pepsi and the broader market, coke is time lfinally seeing real momentum in the stock price ever since james quincy took over as ceo six months ago today he met with investors. told them he's making big changes in the company culture, in its e-commerce approach and diversifying the portfolio away from the core coke product that apparently won't include booze. i know you guys talked about that he told me this morning that they're not going there, as one analyst raised the prospect this week quincy also made a pretty definitive statement on tax reform when

emerson got the message, i was morning,he call this david farley, the emerson ceo said, they need tositions. david: they're still in the market? >> yes. off, theyy kicked it wanted to do smaller deals in the $1 billion range. they want to bulk up and automation and he said in the next 40 days they hope to announce a one million dollar deal. my domestic indicator in the united states -- well, -- jonathan: great to catch up with you. the market open is four minutes away, futures, up 3/10 of 1% after yesterday's small pullback from an all-time high. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ jonathan: heading straight toward and eight -- eight straight month of gains. that monthlyead of close, here's the situation ahead of the open. this tuesday, futures up, 55 points on the dow, by about four points on the s&p 500. firmerer a 10th of 1%, after yesterday's marginal pullback from an all-time high on the s&p 500. elsewhere as well. switching up, look at the 10 year yield. traded in a four week range of 11 basis points. that is how tight it has been over the last month. inthe u.s. 10 year, that line with the