but only one will be awarded this latex glove which say symbol of trust and also the actual glove you will use when you check my bum fruit for freshness. so make your final pitch, john lithgow. >> stephen, as star of harrie and the hendersons, i've stood face-to-face with a sasquatch. so whatever you've got going on down there won't frighten me. (laughter) >> stephen: katie couric. >> well, stephen, as you might recall, i made tv history when hi my on-air colonoscopy on the "today show" back in 2000? well, my experience and commitments are unparalleled, plus i just got a manicure. which combines the words man and cure. >> stephen: that's a powerful argument. black keys,. >> stephen, tonight i want you to think of us as the brown keys. >> stephen: a two man medical team i'm the frontman so i will conduct the exam. >> and i will play the drums and not conduct the exam. >> stephen: you're all so special. any man would be lucky to have you examine their prostate for swelling lumps and or suspicious textures. but of course i have to desid. -- decide. >> stephen: i choose john lithgow. (che

you found a bra in his glove box? >> we were going to palm springs and we were driving and i opened the glove box and ara fell out. >> kirk: like a jack in the box? >> yes, i knew it wasn't my bra. >> kirk: it was a surprise gift? >> no, it was way too small. the girl must have been like an a cup. it wasn't my bra. so his story was at that time really defensive number one so i was like why are you getting so defensive. and the story was from the woman who lived in our apartment before us, who happened to be a lesbian it was her bra >> kirk: she kept herras -- >> i don't know how it ended up. the whole thing i don't know. >> kirk: now, when you got pregnant multiple women came forward and said they had been with michael >> now in 2012 that's when we got back together. and you know, i had worked on some of my issues, separately and michael worked on some of his issues. and we were at a good place. and we wanted to have a baby. it wasn't a surprise. we were trying and i got pregnant in april 2012. and then after that lik

gloves and every patient contac and don't touch blood and it's good rule to live by. hepatitis a and sal min nillia and geria and assumed to be in the fresh water in california and you get enough of the parasites in you and you will b in the bathroom for weeks and you won't be happy about it and make sure you have clean water stored in your disaster kit and be aware of the source of the water and hepatitis a and wash your hands. salminila and is it safe and should i be eating this and not properly prepared and know wher the food comes from. tetni and disease -- oh you stepped on a rusty nail and it' not exclusively rusty nails and you have a cut and open wound and at the timeu at the time dm here and these are the first things you check for in any patient you see. if they don't have an air way they can't breathe and then wha are they? >> (inaudible). >> dead and we will review that and it's a basic point. okay. if you are plea are bleeding an important to keep in mind that most bleeding stops on its own and all bleeding stops essentialls shrcials eventuaeve. medical j

i got the jacket full bore this morning, the gloves, the earmuffs with me just in case. one of the coldest days we have seen. lucky to make 50 in a few spots. some of you won't. the washington monument still lit up. expecting that to go dark here

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. >> i was a little surprised this morning when i walked outside i needed the gloves to drive to work. >> hat, gloves, scarf, all of your winter gear you definitely want on and i would actually recommend some sensible shoes. i won't admit to how many pairs of socks and leggings i have on right now but yeah it's brisk outside. we're going to have some sunshine today and at least that's something to look forward to. the skies have been clearing overnight and looking great from our michael & son weather cam right now. but is it going to bea little bit cool. winds today are out of the north and the northeast. so we're not -- northwest. that is is. we're not going to see temperature of a drop in temperatures into the afternoon hours, plenty of sunshine. but by the time we get into the evening, after sunset, things are really going to drop off again back near that freezing mark. overnight. the good news is that we're keeping our forecast dry. taking a look at satellite and radar right now, nothing really remarkable all of the moisture and snow is staying up to the north. most of the cloud c

. >> and i'm pretty sure he had gloves on too. baseball gloves, climbing gloves. i don't know. >> at some point you saw them when they didn't have the gloves or mask or helmet on and they suited up at some point -- >> one suited up. when i heard the shotguns i don't know if there was another guy with a helmet with a shotgun. but when i did see them i didn't know it but it's when i walk back on it that was a briefing or some sort of a briefing. >> were they walking toward a specific direction? >> we went in through nordstrom. we are were at the kiosk on the apple store and went up to the apple store and went back down to the kiosk and cut the corner and by at&t. so by at&t and the apple store this is where it all happened. he was coming down from the apple store coming down, the guy who had my phone saw him. he was already shooting at this point. >> in the air. >> i asked the guy who fixed my phone. he said he was shooting the cameras. >> could you tell where he was headed? >> toward me. >> in what direction? >> i had nothing on me to protection myself and this is

that's why we say hat and gloves is a good idea. so for tonight, breezy and cold, windchills in the 30s. we'll come back. we'll tell you how long this arctic air is going to last and look ahead to the seven-day outlook. >> the pictures out of the philippines are just devastating. right now, we are learning from the state department that two americans were killed by typhoon hyan. the official death toll is close to 2,000 and rising. more than 600,000 homeless after the typhoon wiped out cities. residents are getting desperate. one woman says that rescuers have not been back in days. meanwhile, aide workers in the philippines are struggling to reach those victims. the death toll could skyrocket. teresa garcia reports from los angeles where the philippine community is trying to help. >> reporter: survivors plead for food and water and wait for help. the typhoon destroyed the area leaving more than 600,000 people homeless. >> it's so hard to be alone. >> some foreign doctors have arrived in the stricken area, but they are not nearly eno

i'm wearing light gloves at mid- 40s. >> no. >> yeah. weather wise-- >> wimp. >> if that makes make wimp, i'm a wimp. all right. let's talk about it. i'm not going to sum consume to peer pressure. mostly sunny and pleasant today. mid- to upper 60s. i don't think i'll need a jacket this afternoon as we shoot for the 60s. see the clouds over us now. the high clouds have passed. these are some lower clouds. that's why they're showing up agent more milky gray. we use the infrared sensor at night so we have to give visible texture to the clouds. sometimes it's tough to see the low clouds. 30s in cumberland this morning but look at all the 40s and 50s. cool spots in the mid-40s like gaithersburg. 48 leesburg. across the bay low to mid-50s from cambridge up to easton but 30s, upper 30s as you head closer toward the ocean. this afternoon it's going to be nice. here we are in november. 70 degrees on the board there in manassas and fredricksburg and luray. 67 in d.c. and 69 across the bay. monika, glad you didn't need the seat warmer. >> i'm very

. >>> a new study shows only 52% of paramedics and first responders wear latex gloves in contact witht finds only 15% of medical providers wash their hands. the cdc says gloves is not enough to spreading germs and it's vital to practice hand hygiene as well. in the united states one in every five patients gets a health associated illness each year. >>> research shows 90% of people who work in front of a computer have some type of eye trouble. called computer vision syndrome. to reduce strain position the monitor so it's level with your eyes, reduce glare by angling it and take 20-second breaks a few times an hour. >>> check in with wjz eyewitness news at 4:00, 5:00, and 6:00. a struggle for survival. a growing humanitarian crisis in the philippines as survivors of the typhoon try to find food, water and shelter. we'll have the latest. judgment day for mob boss whitey bulger. the latest from the sentencing hearing, will relatives of his victims testify? join us for the stories and all the breaking news today at 4:00. >>> stay with us. the 5-day forecast coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> welc

white gloves, she says i could never wear white gloves. she was always the most immaculate. the most horrible thing for me was to see these white gloves covered with blood, her skirt covered with blood, this immaculate lady. >> robert caro, thank you so much. >> pleasure. >> your reporting on this and 'n' the passage of power" is profoundly detailed, all of the elements of that day. >> thank you. >> thank you again. for anyone -- it's always a pleasure to talk to you, especially today. for anyone who was alive on november 22nd, 1963, there is no forgetting the moment when each of us heard that the president had been shot. shortly afterwards the horrifying news that he had died. for those in boston symphony hall attending a performance by the boston symphony orchestra that afternoon, they got the news from the conductor, music director. what was intended to be a routine matinee performance turned into an impromptu memorial. he broke the tragic news to the audience. just listen. >> ladies and gentlemen, we have a press report over the wires.

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. >> these are gloves, yeah, i have a variety of gloves. >> packing more than clothes and toiletries, he is on a mission. >> i was worried beyond belief. >> he grew up in oregon but was on a trip when the typhoon hit. he didn't know if they were alive until then. >> right then i realized i am going to the philippines and pull them out, that is my responsibility. i have to. >> the original plan was to have the baby in the philippines, although he works there, the benefits offered considered his wife's pregnancy a pre-existing condition, things were working out fine until the typhoon hit, luckily she caught a plane and got out. >> they prioritized her, thank god, i never felt such relief in my entire life. >> there is also that website where he has been able to raise money for others, things like antibiotics and others. >> i saw what happened and it was flattened. >> he plans to stay to help others but more importantly bring them back home to the states. >> if you would like to help log onto ktvu.com, we have posted a list of additional resources on how you can send aid or donate to hel

so, coldest so far tonight, along with your coat, need a hat and gloves. not so much for windchills, but straight temperatures. bus stop temperature 23 to 35 tomorrow. of course the high school kids get the coldest part of the morning and then milder air will return on thursday. that said, it's not going to be warm, it's going be less cold. a jacket instead of a heavy coat tomorrow. overnight tonight, 22 to 32 for lows. clear sky, colder winds southwest 5 to 10. now 26 tonight for a low in rockville, but you get out toward leesburg, 22. 23 in sterling. 25 in fairfax. 25 in college park, and 31 for a low in waldorf. everybody is going to be freezing or below tonight. 9:00 a.m., we are back up to 39. 11:00 a.m., 47. by 1:00 p.m., maybe walking to lunch, temperatures back in the low 50s. all right, next three days, 54 tomorrow, but 59 on friday. that's a pretty nice finish and low 60s with partly cloudy skies on saturday. i resisted putting a drop in on saturday. next seven days, a drop in on sunday, but temperatures in the upper 60s. that's a good trade off.

, cleats and a glove with you headed for an exhibit to cooperstown. >>> boston fans got another chance to celebrate. their trophy was brought to the bruins. >> in columbia, daredevil made an incredible jump from a helicopter in his custom made wing suit. cameras were attached to flores as he sped through the air at 100 miles an hour towards the sanctuary. >>> the dallas mavericks have released a fun parody video on the song "what does a fox say" called "what do the mavs say". ♪ what do the mavs say ♪ ♪ what do the mavs say ♪ ♪ i wonder if they got to pick their own animal costumes. >> just ahead, the battle of hollywood's living legends at the movies. harrison ford takes on difficult niro, douglas, freeman and klein. you're watching "early today." >>> well, welcome back. >> lets talk about friday into the weekend. pacific northwest will be dealing with rain looks like saturday morning at the most is when the highest amounts of rain are falling. seattle late in the day chance of showers. dry this morning. no problem getting into work or school. california, nevada, utah as we go through

. >> the first thing i have to do is i have to put on my special gloves -- i want you to put on glovesrld, we don't want to get our hand oil all over the artifact because that hurts the artifact. okay? we're gonna take out a bat that babe ruth used in the year that he hit 60 home runs -- 1927. so this bat is very special because it is notched. you see that it has seven notches on it. we're not sure if that's for home runs or hot dogs... >> [ chuckles ] >> ...that he achieved with this. anyway, grab ahold of that. that's a pretty valuable piece of turf you got there right now. louisville slugger. and as you can see... "george 'babe' ruth"... personalized. >> well, it's as if the power of the babe is still in the bat. there's nothing like holding a piece of history in your own hands. not only did babe ruth set all sorts of hitting and home-run records, he also set records for missing the ball. but as he used to say, "never let the fear of striking out get in your way." giving it your all is a great philosophy not only for baseball, but for life, as well. for "teen kids news," i'm scott.

they have had their jackets, clothes, gloves because it feels cold. let's take a lack at the numbers with our mobile weather lab. we're sitting just under 46 degrees. we have been fluctuating between 38 and 39 since i got out here about 30, 45 minutes ago. wind chill factors, not really much of a factor. winds are still on the calm side. but it is expected to pick up for us as we head into the overnight. and temperatures are going to drop. take a look at this graphic. we're going to see a forecast around 25 for our low temperature. that's near the record set back in 1911. around 22 degrees. keep in mind, too, the average for this time of year is 37. and as we head into your wednesday, well, that cold is going to stick around. and we'll see another cold night, heading into wednesday night as well. just how cold will we get? bob will have those details coming up in your exclusive first warning forecast. for now, i'm live with the wjz mobile weather lab, at cory lake, back to you guys on tv hill. >> check in with wjz for first warning weather coverage. w

when you get into it it feels like it fits you like a glove. a $200,000 glove. >> these folks try out a jaguar convertible. and mary and ted ploff got behind the we'll of a mercedes 250. >> i'm looking at new and exciting stuff. i want to look at the tesla, the mazerati. >> i'm leaning on dreaming. >> bob hornung and wife liz were curious about the feel of a $100,000 maserati. >> we're a chevy family been driving them for 40 years plus, since high school. >> about to jump into a maserati. >> probably not. >> but you can dream. >> reporter: in san francisco, don knapp, kpix 5. >>> it runs through monday. if you can't make that, the silicon valley auto show will be in downtown san jose in january. >>> the time is 4:50. the beach may sound lick a good idea for the holiday weekend but there is a warning you need to know about before diving in. ,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> great weekend to check out a football game. how about this? the niners and the rams. hazy sunshine, mild temperatures about 65 degrees. >>> speaking of football games. we have got a san jose

>> we all have big greenbe burgs on our gloves.i know, bill, i mean, i know we're sick of the red sox story -- >> i want more. i can't wait for the parade. probably going to go today and get a front row. >> get a hotel room, stay overnight so you can get a good seat? i'm sure of it. >> it will be all right. at least they will have nice weather for the parade in boston saturday morning. as far as the weather goes this morning, actually serious weather started yesterday in texas and it's going through pennsylvania right now. the flooding was just epic in areas right around austin. they had a lot of water rescues. some people had to hold on to like telephone poles. three people died in the flash floods from yesterday. that same storm system rained out a lot of people's trick or treating in the ohio valley and now what's left of it, still a really strong line of thunderstorms that are rolling right through central pennsylvania crossing the appalachians and it will try to roll down through i-95. it's in d.c., baltimore, philly, new york

she left her glove. i need her name if i'm gonna return her glove. >> oh, i'm sorry, sir.are you doing? >> decorating. >> i'll help. now it's just a stupid baby. >> yeah. thanks. >> it is so nice to go out with another couple. >> anything to get out of that office, huh? >> i know. >> i honestly don't know how you can work with that jack-ass. and that other jack-ass and that new jack-ass. >> he's talking about michael, dwight, and andy. >> oh, yeah. i understood. >> well, here we all are. alone but together. no flowers for us. [with mexican accent] relationships? we don't need no stinkin' relationships. [in normal voice] i think we should all go around and tell our worst relationship story and then get past it. just blow through it. yeah? kelly, what about ryan? he treated you pretty terribly, yeah? >> well, his heart was in the right place. >> yeah, but now his heart is in thailand-- along with the rest of his body, having random sex. okay. sorry. let's--who else? >> oscar? >> i don't think so. >> come on. i'm sure there's something you need to get off your chest. >> thank

she was like, "listen -- put your gloves on." "put my gloves on?!", "i don't want none of your hair to get stuck in the computer!" like this "forensic file" type of thing. i'm like, "man, this lady is off her rocker!" >> narrator: there's a reason she's being so careful. she's writing a letter from shakespeare to his mother. she doesn't want to leave a trace of who's actually writing it, but as she reads from the letter, she has no idea she's being taped. smith then goes with moore to drop the letter in shakespeare's mother's mailbox. detectives retrieve it before she sees it. >> the phone call, the letter -- she's just digging a hole. we thought that that point would push her to do something even to a bigger scale. >> narrator: the next day, the polk county sheriff's office names dee dee moore a person of interest in the case. they make one thing clear -- investigators don't believe her stories. >> typical dee dee moore -- whenever you get her into a corner, you can almost see the hamster rolling in her head. "i've got to change my story. i've got t

and then the rest is the same as any other glove. i have a lot of surprised faces when i go through the handshake, they never realised who they were playing against. >> for joe rogers seeing someone like him as a kid playing professional baseball showed him if you dream big, anything is possible. now he's paying it forward to young hockey players. >> do you feel you are the jim abbott of hockey? >> i like to take the situation i'm with and i can help someone along the way. jim was great to me, i want to pass that along to anyone. >> it's been seven years since the first meeting. now it's jim abbott who is impressed by what joe rogers accomplished. >> when i heard he was an ice hockey goalie, obviously that is something you'd thing would take two hands and dex terty. i was amazed by it. he has a kind heart and a giving person, and it's been nice to see everything that he's done. >> whether rogers makes it to the pros like abbott does not matter. he proved it is not the destination, but the journey. his is one that continues long when

>> jimmy: yeah, keep the glove. >> keep the glove, make me lose a fan. felt the bad angle coming along. >> jimmy: oh, my god. you won't haveny bad angles at all. i gotta say, how are the kids, how are the twins? >> them babies, themabies, em babies. they a very good. they sing their owsongs. >> jimmy: th do? >> i told you -- first of all, congratulations. >> jimmy: oh, thank you so much. [ chrs and applause ] on winnie. yay winnie, win win >> jmy: she's so cute, thank you. i saw a picture yesterday. i was privy to, i was fortunate -- >> jimmy: wead a lot of time to hang out. i also shod tell everybody, wh it was all done, afr the surprise was done, mariadid a private concert for those super fans. >> but i w not fully up to it, i didn't know where i was going to be, because iad to fish -- >> jimmy: buit was unbelievably cool. >> it was justessing around. and even like you know, because jim is such a great musician, you can be like "oh haha, that so's in a different key, all right, let's make work. you know it's e of those things where is just fun for me,

coats, gloves, scarves were out for people around town today. and outside right now oh, my goodness, just a spectacular sunset. how long and how low could the temperatures go tonight? we have first warning weather coverage. meteorologist chelsea ingram is at quarry lake. but we start with bob turk in the first warning weather center. bob? beautiful sunset. >> unbelievable sunset out there. just a magnificent picture if you have a camera. take a look at that. it's been cold all afternoon. this morning, believe it or not, we started out at at 52 degrees. front came through and dropped around 40. basically upper 30s to low 40s all day. only 23 in elkton. these are january temperatures in denver. 40 in d.c. right now, running at 17 degrees colder. and 15 degrees colder in ocean city. with the breeze, the wind chill, if you're heading out, should be dressing for 29, 30, 28, 31-degree temperatures. that's really what your body is feeling. 16 is the way it feels in oakland. whatwhat do we have on tap for tonight? how long will it last? >>> tell you wha

all of a sudden everyone's talking about the resin on your glove? it looks green. and i loved your description. what did you call it it looked like? >> the big green booger. game one was so special to me. i think our team to go out there and kind of set the tone early and get off to a good start. and then to have that come up as a distraction. it's tough. i don't want that reputation. i don't want that to be next to my name. i want to be -- when guys look across the field and they see me on the mound like hey this guy goes about it the right way. >> that's impactful stuff. we're going to hear a lot more from lester on this after the break, including his response to those who are calling him a cheater. we hope you'll stay with us. ♪ [ male announcer ] they are a glowing example of what it means to be the best. and at this special time of year, they shine even brighter. come to the winter event and get the mercedes-benz you've always wished for, now for an exceptional price. [ santa ] ho, ho, ho, ho! [ male announcer ] lease the 2014 e350 for $579 a month at your loc

gloves fell over it. >> jeff: you think about those roses. >> uh-huh. did this morning. >> jeff: when he's not painting duke teaches medical students and still treats patients today at 85. he says he has no plans to retire. that is the "cbs evening news" tonight. later on cbs, "60 minutes." i'm jeff glor, cbs news in new york. scott pelley will be here tomorrow. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org seemed like a solid agreeme has hit a snag. just in time for the holiday shopping season. how malls are gearing up to prevent shoppers from crazed gunmen. coit tower closes down. thek being done to keep the 80-yr crumbling aw . >>> how malls are gearing up to prevent shop freres crazed gunmen. >>> the work being done to keep the 80-year-old landmark from crumbling away. kpix ,,,,,,,, illinois-- killing at least person in that town, and leg behind in . >>> violent weather ravaging the midwest. this weather tore through washington, illinois killing at least one person and leaving behind extensive

when you go past the sign this is one twenty with a line through it the gloves are off baby you can drive you can drive really bad government is off your back in germany but germany's famous autobahns can soon face restrictions from the e.u. much to the displeasure of many local drivers this story and more after a short break. from countries rich in natural resources are the poorest africa is a colony it's a colony of the big corporations it's a colony of someone's home leaders who are under the thumbs of the big corporations so they have to beg from the world bank's development of social programs goes to pay back debts country is drowning under the amount of debt that they had and so every year they would borrow money. and they would use that same amount of money to pay back o. their. money relieve. the wages of debts. right on the scene. first rate. and i would think that you're. on a reporter's twitter. and instagram. to be in the. thanks for staying with us twelve minutes past the hour a string of increasingly strong earthquakes that shook up communities in a rural part of texas have

cut the cheney more wisely am listening to other folks and will be pitting on gloves and appropriately putting on those very good looking sin glaze. so together 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. (cutting chain) >> yeah. >> waving that thing around >>> i'm nicole and lindsey, i like the fresh air. when we sign up, it's always so gratifying. we want to be here. so i'm very excite ied to be here today. >> your volunteerism is appreciated most definitely. >> last year we were able to do 6,000 hours volunteering. without that we can't survive. volunteering is really important because we can't do this. it's important to understand and a concept of learning how to take care of this park. we have almost a 160 acres in the district 10 area. >> it's fun to come out here. >> we have a park. it's better to take some of the stuff off the fences so people can look at the park. >> the street, every time, our friends. >> i think everybody should give back. we are very fortunate. we are successful with the company and it's time to give back. it's a great place for us. the weather is nice. no rain. beautiful s

they are gloves and they are now being commercialized.ame benefits, but he's skeptical of the short period of time used in the cryotherapy sauna. >> just a few minutes in very cold air or gas is not going to do much to lower your body temperature. >> he does believe the reaction to the short bursts of cold will undoubtedly produce a shock to the system, and supporters believe the body's reaction to that stimulus alone also produce as benefit. >> the body interprets that as pain, so to counteract it it releases endorphins. >> according to the company website, the cryosauna has not been evaluated by the fda and the agency doesn't offer any advice on it's use or effectiveness. carolyn johnson, abc7 news. >> carolyn said the cost per treatment ranges from 25 to $65, depending on the number of sessions purchased. >> ahead on the abc7 sunday morning news, you could buy a -- a longstanding tradition gets underway in initial kicking off the season. initial kicking off the season. [ female announcer ] now you can turn pillsbury crescents into an e

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we think it was the glove. you say it was the sock. >> the jurors said it was the socks.he glove they thought would be excluded from evidence. >> so what happened. >> an officer took the sock out of the hamper and he took blood from the test town of o.j. simpson simpson and the victims and poured it on the sock. fourerancy. the video that was taken before the police search showed no black sock on the white rug. there was blood on the sock and it had edta not found in the human body but only found in test towns used to dekwagulate the blood and if you pour blood you will find mirror images and exactly the same mirror image on the sock where as if machine is wearing the sock, the league will interview and you will not find the mirror. that sock had four mirror images and so the police clearly tried to frame somebody. and the jury caught them. and they said if we don't believe that evidence we have reasonable doubt. >> i know it is in your book and talk about it. i have to ask you about this week. serious things going on in israel which is a big concern to you. >> right. >>

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