gail: i was thinking about the magic question idea. the idea that there is a magic question you can ask. i regret that i was not clear about explaining my great tax policy. it doesn't work anymore like that, and i am not sure it ever did. george washington had political issues. the first time a reporter wrote down what they said in congress and wrote down -- they were horrified. they were shocked. when people started following them around when they were giving speeches, they would stop talking because they were so horrified by the idea, because it was so unfair that somebody would write down what you said and put it in the newspaper. the idea that they were wildly better and it was a different time and different ways, right now, you cannot ask him ask it -- you can't ask a magic question. you can't do it because they know how to answer all the magic questions. what i am looking forward to, and what works -- what we were talking about with jeb bush. if you could confront him with that statement, he knows what to say now and he would fix

they're the most trained -- >> gail, i'm talking about -- >> the ability. >> gail. >> police officers> we're talking about. >> finish your point, then we'll get gail in one last time. >> those who are trained in crisis, in combat, are the ones who only shoot their targets 44% of the time. >> we've got to go. >> law abiding citizens who get concealed carry permits have a lower risk by about a sixth of police officers who are trained to respond in these situations. >> so the police chief there urging citizens to act. that's the story. thank you both for joining us. >> thank you so much. >> great to be with you. >> new national security concerns are being raised by lawmakers as we get even more reports of syrian refugees attempting to enter the u.s. from mexico. border state congressman of arizona is here to discuss a new report you do not want to miss. nexium 24hr is the new #1 selling frequent heartburn brand in america. i hope you like it spicy! get complete protection with the purple pill. the new leader in frequent heartburn. that's nexium level protection. i'm in charge of it all.

gail, i want to ask you a question. damien did a great job of summarizing the decision and what it was talking about. as amy pointed out, it talks a lot about, perhaps not wholly adequately, but in amy's opinion, in broad strokes, consistent with u.s. surveillance activities. do you think that the court should have looked at eu surveillance and national security issues as well as a comparison? >> so thank you, and first of all, i want to thank -- >> is your mic on? >> yes. >> cool. >> i want to thank you for having me here today. my name is gail slater. the light is on. >> go closer. >> can you hear me now? okay. so to reiterate, i wanted to say thanks to the internet caucus for having me here today. my name is gail slater. i'm from the internet association. so to add to your question, yes, i think absolutely is the short answer to your question. i can explain why i think the court should have looked at eu surveillance at the time of the opinion. and the cliche is people in glass houses shouldn't throw stones. so we've

>> how can gail get her husband to share? >> i mean firstly, the thing that gail has to realize, it's something about her as well as him. when are' in a relationship and you haven't got the standard that says i'm going to expect you to share more, that person changes and you're there that whole time, that says something about you as well. but in terms of the sband, if people feeeelike they're going to get punished every time they share something theyey never will. the next time s seone shares, you may not like what they say, but listen. >> what about the sink portion of it? he hogs the sink. >> you have to teach people how you want to be treated and lead by example. and i suspect that after 19 years of marriage, there's probably a lot of complaining about the sink and everything else. and that's not helpful. so just, you have to find that happy medium between accepting that your husband who's not good at sharing and show him how to share. >> modeling. >> we walk. who's our next person? >> laura from indiana. >> i have a 24 ye

"people make their travel plans, fairly, well in advance of a holiday," said gail weinholzer. "so they typically don't make a lot of last minute changes." the heaviest traffic is expected the day before and days after the holiday. gas prices are said to be the lowest since 2008. with the national average at about $2.20. "i love it," said roy soule. "makes me want to travel a lot more," said rodney wells. and for those doing their traveling over christmas. it gives most people something to wish for. "i hope they go lower," said rodney wells. >> also to note, with thursday's weather forecast not looking as as great as it can, triple a tells drivers to think well in advance. pack an emergency kit with gloves, a blanket, flashlight and anything else that could help in case of an emergency. live in sioux city, sam curtiss, ktiv news four. (sheila) with thanksgiving just two days away, airports around the country are seeing a steady flow of holiday travelers. (al) that was the case this afternoon at sioux gateway airport in sioux city. travelers departed for chicago o'hare enroute t

put that window in, i cried because that's such a gift,said gail harrison, client of nencap gail harrison had her house repaired by the northeast nebraska community action partnership, an agency that helps low income families by providing weatherization housing grants. their goal is to identify the most effective energy and dollararavings improvements. "utility bills and different homes, we have saved over 18 up to 47 percent....we do a lot of good for people and it's nice to get the word out about what we do," said pam browning, weatherization coordinator. with the winter season quickly approaching, repairing your house early can help avoid insulation problems later. that's what the nencap weatherization teaea is doing to this house. "what connor is doing behind me is putting cellulose insulation into the hopper which then sends it up into the attic and insulates the entire house," nat sounds of blower. insulation reduces the costs of heating and cooling by over 40 percent. weatherization technician connor fillipi explained the science behind the process. "first thing we do, we come in,

gail. >> my pleasure. you learn something new from "right this minute" every day. if you want to see the entire video, if you dare, go to our website, rightthisnot.com and click on tv show or check it out on our mobile app in the office where sh everybody can look over your shoulder in the office and see what you're looking at. >>> the guys try and catch a glimpse of the hot girl's face. >> but the world isn't cooperating. >> move out of the way. >> why the big reveal is a big to his wife so he could open. >> and a video, honey. >> leave her alone. >>> men. what takes? >> guess. >> you paint with a broad brush here. >> shut up. >> hot. >> hey look at that girl over there. >> damn, boy! >> i respect the [ bleep ] out of her >> they like big butts and they cannot lie. >> christiane, women are more than just their badonkadonk. >> hey, what her face look like, though? >> it's a ridiculous couple of minutes. these guys try to get the slightest peek at her face, but the world isn't cooperating. >> look out the way, bro. >> okay, here we go. come on, man! >> the u.p.s. gu

. >> gail is the name of a web series, the brain child of chris and melissa. chris is actually gail and he's the one that stars in these episodes. >> we need more pillows. i cannot stress this enough. i need those things looking poofed. fluffed. i want the toilet looking like one of those chairs from the "men in black" headquarters. >> that's true, mom becomes drill sergeant before company comes over. >> def con 5. >> the chair in the middle spot. the grain is here down the middle. it looks like 495 north. this grain is all willie wonka. there cannot be any sign of living in this house. i don't care if we have to throw everything out. i want this place looking like a new mediterranean fusion restaurant by noon. >> fluff the pillows you loser. i want these things looking like microwaveable popcorn. three minutes deep. >> where's the -- >>> is she in there? is she still in there? is he still in there? the child inside all of us still alive. >> he's on the outside. >> what about for the busy people of chicago? do they still have the kid in them? >> the kid hope i

reporter: gail you know this is a tourist attraction. do you have your favorite places? versailles something new going on. what's the most important thing you can say about manhattan? >> manhattan has everything. we have stores in the greatest theaters in the world, the greatest parks in the world but we also have the greatest favorites in the world. the neighborhoods are not something the tourist necessarily understand it unless the good east harlem and the borough or they go to a wonderful museum on the lower east side like the chinese museum. the neighborhoods are what makes new york and particularly manhattan very special. reporter: i have always said the whole world is one city in new york. i love the diversity here. i love the culture. it's what everybody talks about when i come to new york, how their buildings going up all the time. >> we expect new york city another million people in the next baby two decades, maybe less and in manhattan we have 1.6 residents and 1.62.4 million come in every single day. reporter: what is aiming for lifestyle in terms of our city

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gail nicholson managing director of klr group joining us now. increased your target to $72 for apache, 20 bucks more than the current price. how much of that was expectations of a deal versus simply the fundamentals of apache? >> there is no expectations for a deal in our target price increase. purely fundamentals from that standpoint. when you look at what apache has done, they've driven down costs, spent 12% less than the previous quarter but kept production flat. highlighting the efficiency gains. four the fourth quarter of '14 they have reduced loe by over 20% and driven efficiencies in the permian. we look at apache and we think there's high all assets. they have $1.3 billion of cash left on the balance sheet at year end '15. they really offer a potential buyer optionality for the future. >> what you're saying about the efficiencies, everybody has cutting costs but they're also selling a barrel of oil for half of what they were selling it for basically last year. >> absolutely. but i think what you highlight from the standpoint with apache

"people make their travel plans, fairly, well in advance of a holiday," said gail weinholzer. "so they typically don't make a lot of last minute changes." the heaviest traffic is expected the day before and days after the holiday. gas prices are said to be the lowest since 2008. with the national average at about $2.20. "i love it," said roy soule. "makes me want to travel a lot more," said rodney wells. and for those doing their traveling over christmas. it gives most people something to wish for. "i hope they go lower," said rodney wells. >> with tomorrow's weather forecast not looking very good, triple a reminds drivers to think well in advance. pack an emergency kit with gloves, a blanket, flashlight and anything else that could help in case of an emergency. with thanksgiving tomorrow, airports around the country are seeing a steady flow of holiday travelers. that was the case yesterday afternoon at sioux gateway airport in sioux city. travelers departed for chicago o'hare enroute to their final destinations, including college students attending school away from home. now

of nencap gail harrison had her house repaired by the northeast nebraska community action partnership, an agency that helps low income families by providing weathehezation housing grants. their goal is to identify the most effective energy and dollar savgs improvements. "utility bills and have saved over 18 do a lot of good for to get the word out said pam browning, ordinator. with the winter season quickly approaching, repairing your house early can help avoid insulation problems later. that's what the nencap weatherization team is doing to this house. "what connor is doing behind me is putting cellulose insulation into o e hopper which then sends it up into the attic and insulates the entire house," nat sounds of blower. insulation reduces the costs of heating and cooling by over 40 percent. weatherization technician connor fillipi explained the science behind the process. "first thing we do, we come in, we get a ower door, we get the reading fromthat and that determines how tight the house is. the goal is to drop it as much as possible," said fillipi. "on avere, the northeast nebra

a big old gail is spinning its way across the great lakes. you can always send these in. george said, what is a -- it's when winds produce large water movements on lakes. it pushed all that water to one side and then the water level winds. once the showers move out we get bright skies. a couple of showers popping up tomorrow afternoon especially across the worster hills. the temperatures will be in the mid and upper 40s. the wind is the headline for our weather on the 13th. a couple of pop-up showers. again, the whole area, another above average day. every single day of this month has been in this category. tomorrow's gusts are over 35 miles per hour at times. saturdays gusts will be over 25 miles per hour and by sunday about 10 to 20 miles per hour for the wind. tough times for raking, that's for sure. peek gust here at 40 to 50 miles per hour especially tomorrow evening. we have power outages there during the nor'easter, might be tomorrow. it will be breezy on saturday for sure, but we do get some sunshine, a little brighter and less wind and milder. so the chill is in

gail collins joined the new york times in 1995. she was the first woman to hold her position or it she is now an op-ed on the. she is in the midst of writing obviously not from personally. . primary each writer for president reagan. and has written seven books. livesok the time of our will be coming out this november. my former colleague at the new black person to win the pulitzer prize. she wrote the warmth of other sons the epic stories of america's great migration. parallel for the stories can be. it concluded that the founding others were improvisers inventors and compromisers. i recognize the panel first area isn't the way the government is working these days if the founding fathers came back and were sitting with a night, with a think they got right? ladies? what they would have no clue. i'm not sure i agree it's a good thing he left new york. contacts is so totally different. the idea they came back with the all of these women running around. i would love to envision thomas jefferson's teen hillary clinton. it be hard to ima

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gail is up there addressing the crowd and warming them up before we light this tree, and she has a few first forecast, beautiful now and we see the full beaver moon on the horizon lifting up high and temperatures not bad in the 40s and 50s in the region, topping off in the middle 50s today with a lot of that sunshine. so as we take a look at the satellite and radar, the eastern half of the country, it's quiet at the present time and you are starting to see clouds building and omaha and wichita as storms build and bring a front our way as we get into the weekend on saturday and sunday, for tonight enjoy that full moon, not a cloud in the sky, seasonably chilly and light winds out of the east-southeast 3 to 6 miles per hour with the air temperatures 28 to 37, the parade forecast couldn't be better, partly sunny light wind 3 to 6 miles per hour and great forecast for everyone in the parade, the spectators the fans and the balloon handlers and the fans, and at 10:00, 51 and noon temperatures rising to 60 degrees, as we look at friday, high pressure really bringing the southwesterly winds o

emily: you went to gail and majored in biology.ou were also a competitive figure skater and hockey player? you went into health investing. anne: i got a job offer on wall street and i originally said no to the job. i called them back and said babysitting is not that interesting. emily: how to do go from wall street to silicon valley? anne: i was understanding how the health system worked. the more i dug into it, the more a record dies how much it's a business. i went to one business in 2005. there were 1000 people working on how they could maximize the filling out comes the patient's so they could take him as much money as possible. the system is never going to change. that was me throwing in the towel. i believe there is such potential, the health-care system i am investing and is not the one i want. it was all about start of movement. the consumer has a voice. emily: at a certain point you meant sergey brin. anne: they started google in my sister's house. i could not avoid him because he was always there. we would be washing dish

gail's post on facebook was typical. it's an absolute disgrace you're charging so much money to get in to see santa. outside the mall the same. >> i don't think people should be charged for santa claus. no way. >> why not? >> it's christmas. come on. what's the real meaning? >> reporter: there the adventure to your santa attraction is one of only 12 like it in the country. mall management was surprised by the negative reaction. >> we never want anybody to feel like they're excluded or they can't come here. >> reporter: the mall got the mess allege and dropped the required prepurchase of a photo package. >> you can come in and visit for free. you'll no longer have to make a minimum photo package purchase and you can visit with santa instead. >> gianna and her sister paid to see the north pole attraction prior to the policy change and thought it was worth the price. >> i like when we go on the sled and you see it's like you're actually moving in the sled. >> still shoppers were glad to hear seeing santa is free again. >> p

one question for gail sheehy.he referred to a time when hillary clinton agreed to divorce bill clinton. i'm also curious about where she had major policy differences than bill clinton. thank you. >> it was 1989 when bill clinton had gotten caught with -- he had pulled back from running for governor again and hillary had explored whether or not she should run for governor, when the polls showed that she was not going to be getting many votes at all. bill clinton fell in love with another woman, really fell in love with her. this was not a bimbo or a lounge singer. this was a woman, quality professional whose family was in arkansas and in politics. he asked hillary for a divorce, and she consulted with her minister and herself and came back and said nothing doing. that's not going to happen. and this affair is going to end. and that was the end of it. they never brought that up again and they found their own arrangement much later, which we can talk about later. >> there were some policy differences. one of the majo

the poll keeping track, politics professor gail r. burda says trump's rhetoric won't change as long as he stays on top. >> trump says what he thinks and doesn't necessarily apologize for it. if that's what he says, he'll probably stick to it. >> what does that say about the voters, he has been leading in the polls for four months in a row, he is the front-runner. >> well i think the american electorate right now wants somebody who is not part of the current establishment. that's clear by their support for these outside candidates like trump and carson. that being said, when a candidate consistently has something that comes out that is inaccurate, that can curt them in the long run. >> ben carson's numbers are dropping. why? >> well, you have cruz and rubio giving him a good run for his money. they're fighting over the same base, while donald trump isn't necessarily fighting over the evangelical, conservative vote, he's going after the blue collar vote. you have cruz and carson and rubio, going after the same people. especially here in

. >>> if i told you guys i had a video of five guys playing with each other while coveting a baby, gailing to start drooling. >> it's not a magic mike 3 trailer? >> welcome to the first ever slip and slide football battle. >> the guys are back to do more ridiculous things. this time they're making football even harder by getting a slip and slide, more baby oil than men have ever needed in their lives and came up with three ridiculous games. >> i can't wait to see the injury report. >> first up is the slip and kick. impressi impressive, right? into his face, cuts his lip open. two more rounds to go. next up is the slip and catch. >> i have a feeling they're going to catch it with their teeth. >> it gets crazier for the final round though. it's the kiddy pool mine field. >> oh! >> there you have it. entirely doable. let's see what happens. >> no! >> it's uncomplete. he loses. cody is the winner. >> look how ticked off he is, like he just lost the super bowl. >> he's a very competitive fellow. more ridiculous as always from the guys. >>> ever come out of surgery with more or less than what

. >>> gail, you're totally going to dig this because while they say it's from siberia, check out this sunrise, a triple sunrise happened in russia. apparently this is a really rare optical illusion that happens around this part of the world and asia and it's because of many things happening at the same time. the sun is reflecting through ice crystals. it happens after a frosty night. but they say the temperature six to nine miles above the earth has to drop quickly for it to happen. if all of that comes together, you get the triple sunrise. people all over siberia weirded out by this moment. the sun comes up and they're like wait a minute. >> i wonder if this is something that people wake other people up for. if it's the sunrise and it's that miraculous, get up and check this out. >>> our next one comes to us from australia. this dude saw a pretty incredible lightning storm, started his slow mo going and got great footage. it's craze we we can do this with our phones. >> it looks like it's dancing on top of the clouds before we through. >> it starts reaching down and spreading away. e

. >> well done, gail. >> broke that down pretty well. >> she's crashed the driver's side window already. she's working on the front of the car. >> i like how she's taking off the handles of the door. she's like you can't get into the car. it's quite effective. >> he can't cheat on her because he can't go anywhere. >> that person is like, yeah, this is good. >> the interesting thing is how calm she seems to be though. she's meticulous about where she's attacking. >> something scary about that. >> she's sort of like the cool, calm, psychopathic killer, very >> i think she definitely delivered the message. >>> they say you have to walk before you learn to run, and for daisy, she needed a little extra help just walking. this video shows daisy running for the first time. >> wow. >> as you can see, daisy has prosthetic legs on her two front paws. daisy was scheduled to be put down. she was born with a dislocated elbow, back hips and a right shoulder, but sheila and her husband christian decided we need to rescue her, and daisy has turned into, they say, a wonderful part of their family. let m

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>> i don't know if anybody knows he's in there, gail, but you see him getting spun around. he gets spit out the bottom of this thing. now find out if josh was hurt squeaky clean himself joining us right this minute. hey, josh, how are you doing? >> he's alive. >> he's alive. josh, you are alive and smiling. what kind of injuries if any did you suffer from this? >> i'm okay. the car wash is okay. just a little road rash on my knee. other than that, no serious injuries. i laughed about it immediately after. >> how terrifying was it though in the moment? >> it was scary. i was in the military and that was scarier than anything i've ever been through in the military. i thought i was going to hit the steel poles around it as i was spinning, but luckily i didn't hit them. >> all right, let's do a check though. let's see, you got all your fingers and toes? >> were you by yourself or was there anyone there to help you? >> there was somebody else there. they didn't see it happen. the hose wrapped all the way around me so i was literally hog tied to the brush. if somebody else wouldn

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gail is from france. >> it's like you can't really believe it. once again. you don't believe it. >> reporter: while her family is safe over 100 were killed in the terrorist attacks in paris. >> a picture of my best friend that died. yeah, i saw the post today. >> you want to go back -- >> reporter: this couple came to pay their respects. they have a special tie. >> i proposed to my wife in paris. so during a vacation that we took together. >> in the marai district, which we understand that a restaurant was attacked. >> reporter: each person with their own reason. some who attended another visible jill at yerba buena gardens came to the consulate, leaving candles and sharing their grief. >> it's a mix of fear and -- i don't know. it's really hard to put words on it. it's crazy. it's crazy. >> reporter: this family just moved from paris to the bay area for work and took this moment to share and try to help their children understand. >> it's not that we want to be with french people, we just want to show to the kids that people care about what's happened in par

. >> a case of four seasons in one day with snow and heat and gails and blustery showers and it has beenross a good part of europe, western europe continue to see clue and rain piling in from the atlantic and look at the cloud there rattling its way in across ireland and scotland and in parts of scotland and high atlantas and islands we see gusts of 160 kilometers per hour and nasty for some and pressure over italy has been drawing up very warm air and this is the matter horn and in the italian alps 25 degrees celsius and peak is 10 and this is like july rather than november and it's not great skiing weather and the light winds across central parts of europe and up towards the northeast there is our snow and moscow of top temperature of 3 degrees celsius with gails rattling in across a good part of the northwest and wet and windy and 14 celsius in london and not too bad and will be there a couple days and the king wind not feeling pleasant and wet weather making its way to northern france as we go on through the weekend and it's fine and dry for the alps this weekend. >> thanks and stay

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and founder, gail davis. thank you so much for being with us, ms. davis. >> you're welcome. >> now, you have been -- for almost two decades, you've been offering daycare services. >> yes. >> but you decided to go one step beyond. you really kind of want to follow these kids and give them a leg up all the way through high school and into college. >> yes. >> so, why was it important for you to do that? >> well, having spent over 10 months with most of the children graduating, i wanted to know what happened to them after. i know that, through letters and phone calls, periodically, it wouldn't, you know, get it. and so i decided that this might be the best way to go. and it is. >> yeah, you figured out a way to really impact that. and, so, when we tell folks what it is you do, you essentially set up a college fund for some students. >> yes. it's a 529 scholarship. every year, we have almost 200 children graduating from our universal pre-kindergarten program. and we select a few, sometimes one from each side, which might be four children, and other times

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mary puts e kanban in an empty box at the work station so gail knows that she needs to build 24 gray,ushed-finished cup holders. this made-to-order cup holder will be packed, delivered, and installed in a new toyota within aboutight hours. no computersap noiddle magers anno idle inventory,ew toyota withno wasted space.rs. lean production is new here at summit polymers, and to help work out the kinks, toyota lends support through the toyota system support corporation. mr. ohba is the managing director. ohba: narrator: toyota offers free consulting service to companies who want to adapt the toyota production system. 35 companies, several outside the auto industry, are currently enrolled. mr. ohba has been consulting with summit for six months now. to make -in-timea littasi, summit opened this new factory near the toyota assembly plant. but the transition from ss production to an production es far deeper than site location. let's look at a traditional mass-production assembly line. big stocks of inventory assure that the line can stay running. just-in-time saves all this space, but there

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.>>> students at gail are raising their voices over similar concerns, hundreds marching across campusto call attention to what they see is racial insensitivity. among other things, they are upset a faculty member recently suggested student should be free to wear whatever costume they want for halloween even if minority groups find it insensitive. >>> it's dangerous on the streets. >> that man you just heard from says he is one of the good guys, father with a good job and a clean record. so why is he willing to take such a risk, breaking the law and carrying a gun? bruce johnson with a story you will only see on nine>>> the women in the studio -- in this photo are still on the use, wanted for sexually abusing this man. least need your help.>>> now we know what this was, this mysterious light in the sky off the west coast. the question is did >>> the supreme court struck down the district of columbia's gun man in 2008. since then, only 700 and ends have been legally registered in the district. >> over the same period, thousands of illegal guns have been bought and sold in the city where

i'm joined by clinical psychologist gail saltz. dr. >> my pleasure. >> so it seems strange to me that a man might take his own life wearing a bulletproof vest. and before the gunshots rang out, he called back and said there were three men chasing him down an alley. >> well, obviously, only he can know what was in his mind. and so we don't. however, many people who are extremely depressed, who are contemplating suicide but who don't want to be remembered by their family that way, who want to leave a legacy of the way their life was, which, you know, if you are law enforcement is probably really is heroic. and who feel shame at the idea that they're depressed or they can't make themselves better or that they're thinking of taking their lives. >> well, and there's -- the other factor is if an officer commits suicide, his widow loses all benefits. >> correct, correct. it has certainly occurred in the past, let's say, that people have taken their lives and tried to make it look like something else happened for life insurance policies or the

gail after spending 30 years behind bars and jonathan was given a life sentence in 1987 for selling american intelligence to israel, and he is expected to settle in new york state while he completes the next five years on parole and we are joined from west jerusalem and to tell us more about this release. >> pardon me, sorry? >> tell us the latest about this release, how it came about. >> well, it came out about really after 30 years, he was eligible for patrol and don't think it has to do with how much pressure the various israeli governments put on the various u.s. administration over these past 30 years to release him. there is a statement of the office of prime minister benjamin netanyahu, in that statement the prime minister says they are some things he worked on personally with a lot of effort throughout the years and it's a day that he has dreamt of however it's also a statement from his wife esther who lives here in israel and who was heading the free polar campaign all these years and she has sort of blamed the u.s. for not allowing jonathan polar, her husband, to travel here to isr

gail's post on facebook was typical.t's an absolute disgrace that you're charging so much money to get in to see santa. outside the mall, the same. >> i don't think people should be charged for santa claus. >> why not. >> i mean, it's christmas. come on. what's the real meaning? >> reporter: the adventure to santa attraction is one of only 12 like it in the country. and mall management was surprised by the negative reaction. >> we have never want anybody to feel like they're excluded or that they can't come here. >> reporter: the mall got the message and this afternoon dropped the required prepurchase of a photo package. >> you can come in and visit with santa for free. you'll no long very to make a minimum photo package purchase. and you can just visit with santa instead. >> reporter: gianna and her sister paid to seat north pole attraction prior to the policy change and there was the it was worth the price. >> i like when we go on the sled and you see it's like you're actually moving in the sled. >> reporter: still sho

french police are confirming two suicide that tax, one bombing near the paris stadium during the soccer gail. we can go back to that video and show you what happened. we were, this is a vine video of the moment right now with that explosion happened. listen one more time. a moment that explosion right. there french police officials there and one bomb near the stadium. new moms coming out now. cnbc recording 40 dead, 60 hurt in these coordinate adtax across paris tonight. paris under siege top as they try to deal with a situation that's accepting by the hour. once get, we are confirming from french police that two suicide attacks and a abouting happened near the paris stadium. back to you guys. guys.. >> anchor: glad to have confirmation of something we reported earlier by n but now in indeed french police have confirmed suicide attacks and i read somewhere that this might be the first case of a suicide attack in paris first ever and the deputy mayor of paris saying earlier that he believes this is probably the worst and most severe terror its attack in the has story of that city. the way thi

we want to thank gail brewer, manhattan borough president, the metropolitan museum of art. we also want to thank the bric house gallery for opening their doors for the closing reception, which is soon, at 4:30, and also thank the bronx council on the arts, hostos community college, who's providing the launch. i mean, this is a very collective effort. >> we've only got about 20 seconds left, and i want to be sure people know the places. run the list again of where you can go to soak up the exhibits. hostos and... >> yeah, there are two routes, one that goes taller boricua, hostos, and wallworks. that's the uptown one. and the one going down is loisaida, clemente soto v\lez, and the bric house gallery in brooklyn. >> you'll see miguel's work there. >> yep. >> good luck. que bueno. el gran tour -- it's happening now. make sure you get there before 4:30. straight ahead on "tiempo," money for the cuny graduate center, benefits for students. sit tight. we'll explain what that means you see this look on my face? sfx: growling that's not anger, that's hunger. so i'm gonna have a sn

so gail green, who was the food editor, i believe, for the "new york times" years ago started it with another great chef beard. i'm trying to remember. >> it's been a busy weekend. >> anyway, they're national. >> that's great. i want to wish a happy birthday to my brother who turned 50, 50 years old. thefy's a crazy steelers fan. there was a big surprise party at his house, and everyone was there, my mom's hear. you can see the back of her head. everybody was thrilled. my brother's a huge steelers fan. on the back it said old man. but he said it was oldman, not old man. but as a surprise i had franco harris, who is such a huge, huge football player for the steelers. i set up a secret call. and i said you have a caller on the line. and my brother's like, hello? and franco harris of the pittsburgh steelers started singing happy birthday to you. and my brother goes, oh, my god, i know your voice. and i conferenced in my brother's best friend, malcolm. and malcolm who never stops talking couldn't say one word. harris? >> and then? >> and then i was off to miami. i did something for the ym