today is the great american smoke out. and a family favorite that can be used for breakfast or we' i owe about $68,000. i owe $44,000 in student loans. my plan, the new college compact, says you should not have to borrow money to pay tuition if you go to a public college or university. and you ought to be able to refinance student debt. and i don't believe the federal government should be making a profit off of lending to young people who are borrowing to be able to get their education. we have got to make college affordable. i'm hillary clinton and i adam: new developments this noon in the case against a former subway pitchman. jared fogle is scheduled to be sentenced for sex-crimes. today in court, fogle formally plead guilty to the charges. fogle admits to paying for sex with girls as young as 16. prosecutors want the 38-year-old to serve 12 and half years in prison. thousands of airport workers across the country, including in boston, are on strike. they want new contracts providing medical benefits and at least $15 an

and the nation's highest civilian honor is presented to a group of great americans from yogi berra-- >> it ain't over till it's over. >> pelley: to james captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: the incident has the head of nato is calling for calm tonight after turkey shot down a russian warplane kill at least one of two pilots. it is the first time the north atlantic alliance has do you understand a russian or soviet plane since the 1950s. russian president putin insists the plane was in syrian airspace, but the turks released this radar image, which they say shows the path of the plane, that dotted red line, as it briefly entered turkey. holly williams begins our coverage. >> reporter: turkey says the russian warplane strayed over a mile into the airspace. after 10 warnings without a response, a turkish fighter jet shot it down. this video is thought to show its fiery descent, crashing down in northwest syria. turkey says this radar map shows where the aircraft briefly the plane ever left syrian airspace, and the visibly angry russia

alexander hamilton was a great american, a great treasury secretary, a man who established the credit of his country but he is also arguably a bit of a creepy figure who believed in a large public debt, borrowing lots of money because he wanted rich men to loan money to the government so that rich men would have an interest in upholding the government. he was really interested in a positive way but also in a way we worry about economic inequality, in an unsettling way, making sure the wealthiest people and the government had the same interests and it might be a different interests, andrew jackson was not very smart on banking, destroyed the bank of the united states and yet in terms of the politics was the exact opposite of that and was more in favor of the people having a say and the people having power. let's remember jackson himself was a member of a wealthy elite and believed whatever he wanted was what the people believe that he spoke up for the people and became a representative of an era when ordinary people, ordinary white people were taking a larger and larger role in democra

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one great person and great american.n "hannity" tonight. >>> over the weekend i got to go home to colorado. this is my dad and sister and i in denver, colorado outside the mo moonlight diner where they had the kitchen sink. they would have had that, believe me. this is my mom. then we were outside my sister's house. my sister was a bronco with a skeleton cap on. that was the whole family. it was really fun. then tonight i talked about the peggy noonan book coming out, it's called "the time of our lives." she's going to be with "the kelly file" tonight. >> great pictures, dana. >>> i post oed on my facebook pe once, a huge flag i put in front of the beach house. i don't have that picture, but look what laura rabinowitz made. a cross-stitch. that's a picture of the flag we put in front of the beach house there. >> that is beautiful. >> it's so well made. look at all the details. >> you can replace the little pad you're sitting on there. you're next. >> they turned the clock back and normally at this table i'm surrounded by

tonight: technkow in search of the great american prarie. >> we're in the prarie state yet ironically, we have such little of it left. >> farming and overdevelopment killed it, now get ready for this... an explosition of color and the return of these native animals. >> how many plant speices do you have in here? >> but volunteers trying to bring back one of the planets most complex ecosystems ran into trouble. >> we just needed something to help level the playing field. >> why a certain animal from america's past was needed to pull off the impossible. >> we've just arrived at the nachusa grassland and i'm seeing these bisson for the first time. >> marita davison is an environmental biologist. tonight, a trip to the heartland. >> oh, there's a baby! >> cara santa maria is a neuroscientist. i'm phill torrez. i'm an entomologist. >> the epic drought of 2015 takes a hidden toll. from above these trees may look green and healthy, they are not. >> here we see somthing that's dramatically different. >> now the technology that can see what we can't. >> that's our team... >> i'm a prarie barbe

the great american poets house has been kept as it was since the day he died, with his own collectionf fine additions and manuscripts. here were the things that peter loved most. things he had been away from for too long. he must have remembered how many of these same books he had seen burned in the streets of his own hometown. he must ever call that emerson, thoreau, whitman, sat in the same room 100 years ago, planning, arguing, writing against slavery. and the plan for the work you've is going to do began to form in his mind. then? max went to work helping out on widow suzanne archer's farm. susanna's boy had just been drafted and she needed a man who could handle the farm machinery. max had been a mechanic and czechoslovakia. and over at the sawmill the workman got to know sasha and understand his shyness and the best practical way, over the workbench. during the summer, joseph and anna opened a knickknack shop. the local girls got into the help of dropping around to out. i used to come around myself on a saturday afternoon, to enjoy a little bit of music to joseph. frankly, i thi

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witnesses say the men shouted god is great in arabic. americans were registered at the hotel, including employees of the state department and embassy. mali is a former french colony and comes one week after the terror attacks in paris. president obama was asked about the siege during a meeting in malaysia. >> we're monitoring the situation. >> reporter: the u.s. helped mali's military free the hostages. the hotel is popular with foreigners. employees with air france and turkish airlines were staying there. two terror groups, linked to al qaeda, are claiming responsibility for the deadly siege. craig boswell, the state department. >> extremists took over molly in 2012. hundreds of french soldiers remain in that country now. >>> convicted spy jonathan pollard was released from a north carolina prison before dawn. pollard served nearly 30 years in prison after pleading guilty to selling u.s. secrets to israel while working as a navy intelligence analyst. terms of parole require him to stay in the united states for at least five years. >>> it has been

and the nation's highest civilian honor is presented to a group of great americans from yogi berra-- ^> it ain't over till it's over. >> pelley: to james taylor. taylor.captioning sponsored by >> pelley: the incident has major implations for the war on isis and peace in europe. the head of nato is calling for calm tonight after turkey shot down a russian warplane killing at least one of two pilots. it is the first time the north atlantic alliance has downed a russian or soviet plane since the 1950s. russian president putin insists the plananwas in syrian airspace, but the turks released this radar image, which they say shows the path of the plane, that dotted red line, as it briefly entered turkey. holly williams begins our coverage. >> reporter: turkey says the russian warplane strayed over a le into the airspacece after r warnings without a a response, a turkish fighter jet shot it down. this video is thought to show its fiery descent, crashing down in northwest syria. turkey says this radar map shows where the aircraft briefly crossed over, but russia denies the plane ever left sy

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tim: today, november 19th is the great american smoke out and folks here in sioux city were spreading awareness organizers decorated this fence, with the acronym g-a-s-o to encourage people to kick the habit of smoking. members of the siouxland district health the mayor's youth commission took part in the health initiative. jenna: the f-d-a made a big announcement today, saying they've approved the first genetically modified animal for human consumption. salmon. the company behind the engineered salmon "aqua- bounty " calls the move a "game changer" in the market. the company takes d-n-a from a chinook salmon... and from a sea eel... to produce a aew salmon. the idea is help the fishrow quickly the salmon will be grown in panama and canada and will be sold i. the u-s. and although the process to grow the fish is improved there are still some opposed to g-m-o based foods. it's something doctor richard besser says is not a real cause for concern. "in order to get approval from the food and drug administration, they evaluauad the fish for safety, they evaluated ititor nutritional content

new great american.s also -- he was a marine. >> what's on "mad" tonight? >> okay. fire in your eye. fire in the hole. we've got dave dewalt from fireeye and the new ce ro of pp. >> very nice. we're almost home. >> oh, my. "the fugitive" huh? >> yeah. >> unbelievable. >> i can't revoke his status. no! i'm not going to give up his great american status for one quarter. >> all right. >> it's not right. >> that's good. >> we'll check back in january. >> when we come back, the ceos of expedia and homeaway. dow's up 43. don't go away. excellent looking below the surface, researching a hunch... and making a decision you are type e*. time for a change of menu. research and invest from any website. with e*trade's browser trading. e*trade. opportunity is everywhere. "the year of spieth comes to a close... tour championship winner...and he does indeed take it all." >>> good thursday morning. welcome back to "squawk on the street." i'm carl quintanilla. market trying to get back some of what it lost yesterday. dow

on youtube and in april, found out she would be one of 200 band members in this year's macy's great american marching band. "i was really surprised. i wasn't expecting it at all. i just got a letter in the mail and oh, you know i opened it and i was in shock. my mom couldn't believe it."sullivan says she's been playing the flute for eight years, but never in a million years did she think she'd get to walk and play in one of the most watched holiday parades. parades. "are you a little it's a big group so it should be ok."melanie will be playing the piccolo-a smaller version of the flute.but she is *not* the first linn-marr student to be in the parade. "we had a turba player about ten years agoher former band teacher says students will find band opportunites on their own and apply.but being a part of this parade has more meaning. meaning. "i'm looking forward to watching the parade, i usually do every year, but i'll look and see if i can find her." her." it's great that we have students who does so many things and this is special to have her represent our program on a national leveland it's a

flute on youtube and in april, found out she would be one of 200 nd members in this year's macy's great american marching band. "i was really surprised. i wasn't expecting it at all. i just got a letter in the mail and oh, you know i opened it and i was in shock. my mom couldn't believe it."susuivan says she's s en playing the flute for eight years, but never in a million years did she think she'd get to walk and play in one of the most watched holiday parades. parades. "are you a little nervous?" yeah, i am, mean it's a big group so it should be ok."melanie will be playing the piccolo-a smaller version of the flute.but she is *not* the first linn-marr student to be in the parade. "we had a turba player about ten years agoher former band teacher says students will find band opportunites on their own and ply.but being a part of this parade has more meaning. meaning. "i'm looking forward to watching the parade, i usually do every year, but i'll look and see if i can find her."." her." it's great that we have students who does so many things and thiis special to have her repsent our program on a na

another great american patriot, oliver north said, in describing -- [cheers and applause] in describing my dad's role in keeping democracy in el salvador , he said "his actions were one of the latest things i've seen from anybody. not just the vice president, but anybody. oliver north said that. bush has the experience necessary to be a great president. he was a successful businessman, a good congressman, and ambassador to the united nations, chairman of the republican national committee. he was a committeeman and a county chairman and he is proud that there are grassroots activists out there working for republicans at all levels because he did it. china,a messenger to director of the cia, loyal and effective vice president to a great president, ronald reagan. and through those experiences -- [applause] he has developed convictions about the role -- limiting the role of government and keeping america strong. i can't youl note, that, despite the fact that he has been an actually busy man all his life, george bush has been a great men to my great mother, barbara, for 42 years. he has been

and a linn - mar student played the flute in the great american marching band. we want to remind you of a programming change this afternoon... n - h - l hockey begins at noon on channel 13... with the new york rangers at the boston bruines. that means there is no channel 13 news at noon. now here's a look at what's coming up next on the today here's a penny just for you. that's no penny. that's a galaxy s 6 at u.s. cellular on black friday. whoa, thanks, grandma!! you're welcome. you can also get an lg g4 or an lg g pad f 8.0 with that penny. nice! isn't that just delightful? pennies for everyone! get penny doorbuster deals on great devices this black friday from 8:00 a.m. till noon >>> good morning. holiday havoc. a potent ice storm today from texas to kansas. officials urging drivers to stay off the roads.

in april she fould out she would be one of 200 members in this year's macy's great american marching band. sullivan says she never thought she would be part of the parade she grew up watching every thanksgiving. "i was really surprised. i wasn't expecting it at all. i just got a letter in the mail and oh, you know i opened it and i was in shock. my mom couldn't believe it." it."mellanie leaves this saturday and will rehearse with the band all next week, before the parade on thursday. some of cedar rapids' favorite athlete gave back to the community today. members of the cedar rapids titans and rampage held a stuff the bus drive at the walmart on 29th avenue southwest.donors brought all sorts of things from food to hygiene products.everyting given to way-point services. "it means the world especially during the holidays, i mean we rely so heavily on community donations and for the titans and the rampage to think of waypoint every year and host this drive is just, we are so greatful." greatful."they just wrapped up their drive a few minutes ago but don't worry - if you have something y

and the nation's highest civilian honor is presented to a group of great americans from yogi berra-- >> it ain't over till it's over. >> pelley: to james taylor. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: this is our western edition. the incident has major implications for the war on isis and peace in europe.

today is the american cancer society's great american smokeout. the annual event encourages people to quit smoking for the day, put together a quit smoking plan, or just quit for good. "seek a program that gives evidenced based medicine to help quit. it's the most important thing you can do. with that program they will help you get tips and tools to take that journey." the american lung association says as soon as a person quits smoking, the body begins to repair the damage from smoking. smoking is the most preventable cause of disease and premature death in the u.s. doctors say health improves even 20 minutes after someone quits. joe will have the latest on that winter storm coming recappingcareful as the city is seeing an increase in home burglaries. and see what a dubuque group is doing to change opinions people might have about other religions. that's tonight on t-v nine news at six. tonighrecapping today's top stories, the u-s house has approved a bill that would suspend allowing syrian and iraqi refugees into the u-s after last week's terror

youtube clip of herself playing the flute.she was selected to be one of 200 members of this year's great american marching band. mellanie will rehearse with the band all next week, before the parade on thursday. that is cbs 2 news ten at ten -- the corridor's top stories and tomorrow's weather first forecast in the first ten minutes. minutes.but we are just getting started.coming up... up...there's never a dull moment during a scoring frenzy in the uni-dome. 8-man championship highlights and who took home the hard-won tomorrow on cbs -2 this morning,the best ways to baby-proof your home. home.the hidden dangers parents must pay special attention to tomorrow on cbs-2 ((kelly))this is the time and still to come on cbs 2 news newsstan zweifel brings a passion unlike any other to the university of dubuque -- why the game of football takes a back seat to it -- the ed america's never been a country of quitters. it's not who we are. we don't ignore threats like climate change. we face our problems head-on. with american-made clean energy, we can end our dependence on foreign oil... spark new innovation.

and the nation's highest civilian honor is presented to a group of great americans from yogi berra-- >> it ain't over till it's over. >> pelley: to james captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: the incident has major implications for the war on isis and peace in europe. the head of nato is calling for calm tonight after

it reads many a great americans both of the new york and sogt at the spot, the rapids on the potomac river. it's my a great honor to have preserved the important section of the potomac rev, donald john trump. the trouble is historians say there was no battle there nor was the term "river of blood" used. >> that's not truchlt it say ms. soldiers died at this spot and that's not true. it didn't happen. >> reporter: jim morgan is an expert on another battle. it took place ten miles up the river from trump national. as his book reports, hundreds were killed and woublded there. >> so certainly there were casualties and certainly will were bodies that floated down past that golf course. >> reporter: morgan says, though, he's not terribly troubled by the trump plaque. >> the history here is pretty well preserved. you have a monument that misstates some things. it wouldn't be the first. >> reporter: presidential hopeful donald trump says many times it was known as the river of blood but he couldn't name them. this man heard what a local historian had to say. >> it seems that mr. trump likes t

his courage -- his courage has been exemplified throughout his life and most recently another great american patriot oliver north said in describing -- [ cheers and applause ] -- in describing my dad's role in keeping democracy in el salvador, he said, and i quote, "his actions were one of the bravest things i've seen from anybody. not just a vice president, but anybody." oliver north said that. george bush has the experience necessary to be a great president. he was a successful businessman, he was a good congressman. he was ambassador to the united nations, chairman to the republican national committee and i might add a precinct committee man and county chairman and he's proud there are grassroots activists working hard on all levels, because he did it. ambassador to china, director of the cia, he's been a loyal and effective vice president to a very great president ronald reagan, and through those experiences -- he's developed convictions about the role of limiting the role of government and keeping america strong. finally on a personal note, i can tell you that despite the fact that he's

and the nation's highest civilian honors presented to a group of great americans from yogi berra-- >> it ain't overerill it's over. >> pelley: to james taylor. taylor.captioning sponsored by >> pelley: the incident has major implications for the war on isis and peace in europe. the head of nato is calling for calm tonight after turkey shot downwn russian warplane kikiing at least one of two pilots. it is the first time the north atlantic alliance has downed a russian or soviet plane since the 1950s. russian presesent putin insists the plane was in syrian airspace, but the turks released this radar image, which they say shows the path of the plane, that dotted red line, as it briefly entered turkey. holly williams begins our coverage. >> reporter: turkey says the russian warplane strayed over a mile into ththairspace. after 10 warnings without a response, a turkish fighter jet shot it down. this video is thought to show its fiery descent, crashing down in northwest syria. turkey says this radar map shows where the aircraft briefly crossed over, but russia denies the plane ever left syr

a great american novelist >> a great american novelist who has written nothing about los angeles. charlie: exactly. >> i just wanted to go back to school. so i wanted to pick one writer and just read all the work. i'm an english major and i've always read a lot of fiction. i spent time with my son and my wife who writes fiction. and then one day arthur called. actually arthur called the day after i was fired. he asked if i would consider coming back. i told him i just needed some time. actually what i was secretly hoping was that the "l.a. times" would be sold and then i would go back but that didn't happen. charlie: you loved the idea of running a great newspaper. >> yes. charlie: so arthur calls you and you end up as the washington bureau chief. >> yes. which was a blast. actually in a paper the size of the "new york times" it's the closest thing to being a city editor. you walk into that room with 50 reporters. you have a piece of every story. it was the waning days of the bush administration. the big fights over torture were starting to yee rument. it was presnowden but it was

rosenberg helped pioneer the great american smoke out decades ago.t's a day for smokers across the country to quit or make a plan to kick the habit. >>> new chapters unfolding in the lives of local veterans and this all began today at a special career fair at lincoln financial field. it brought together veterans and employers looking to hire them. ohio based called recruit military put it together. several businesses including home depot and merck and company were there to explain the opportunities they have to off offer. >>> days after the deadly terror attacks in paris and survivors are returning home. one man who was at the soccer stadium at the time of the attack nearly decided to stay in france. the big development that finally made him decide to come back to the us. >>> and some experts say it affects african-americans more than anyone else. sinus problems, allergies, asthma. we found the cheap alternative some say works every time without side effects. >>> take look at the chihuahua that just led police on a long chase. it was fun at first but

and the nation's highest civilian honor is presented to a group of great americans from yogi berra-- >> it ain't over till it's over. >> pelley: to james taylor. >> this is the cbs over night news. >> pelley: the incident has on isis and peace in europe. >> after turkey shot down a war plane killing at least one of two pilots. it's the first time atlanta alliance russian or soviet plane since the 1950s. russian president putin insists the plane was in syrian airspace, but the turks released this radar image, which they say that dotd red line, as it holly williams begins our coverage. >> reporter: turkey says the russian warplane strayed over a le into the airspacece after 10 warnings without a response, a turkish fighter jet shot it down. this video is thought to show its s ery descent, crashinindown in northwest syria. turkey says this radar map shows where the aircraft briefly crossed over, but russia denies airspace, and the visibly angry russian president vladimir putin called turkey's actions a stab turkish as terrorists' accomplices. turkey had already warned moscow about viola

macy's thanksgiving day parade in new york city melanie sullivan is paying the flute with the great american marching band that plays every year on thanksgiving. the band consists of more than 250 students selected from 14 thousand high schools across the nation. today, marion investors got a sneak peek at some new manufacturing businesses in town. the locations aren't even open and operating yet. it's part of the marion economic development corporation's annual tour. stops included hupp electric motors, legacy manufacturin g, and elplast america. one organizer said the event highlights economic growth in the area - especially in the city's industrial park area. 20:54:26 "we feel like this is just the beginning. we're standing in an industrial park that was designed to make locating here an easy decision, and we're showing the fruits of our labor right here." more than 40 people attended the manufacturin g tour. coming up next in sports.. scott will go one on one with iowa coach kirk ferentz. and he will also have regional volleyball championship highlights from classes one-a and saturday in

nats of band playing and a linn-mar high school senior joined the great american marching band today. melanie sullivan played flute. students are selected based on their musical ability and past achievements. still to come tonight, thousands of hawkeye fans will be in lincoln, nebraska tomorrow. but even those not making the trip west are talking about the iowa- nebraska game. you'll be able to watch it starting at 2-30, right here on tv9. and this is a live look at traffic on i-80 at coral ridge avenue in coralville as some people make their way home from a thanksgiving day trip. others are heading out for holiday shopping. stay with tv9. the soggy conditions we had on here's a penny just for you. that's no penny. that's a galaxy s 6 at u.s. cellular on black friday. whoa, thanks, grandma!! you're welcome. you can also get an lg g4 or an lg g pad f 8.0 with that penny. nice! isn't that just delightful? pennies for everyone! get penny doorbuster deals on great devices this black friday from 8:00 a.m. till noon day will persist into the night. we will also see a changeover in some area

turkey on thanksgiving is a great american tradition.ds are saying makes it sound as if the turkey is the only thing we had to be thankful for. >> no, dad. it's not that at all. >> i know, dick. with turkey, it's easy to lose sight of what thanksgiving really means. >> don't think we're making excuses. because we don't have any turkey this year. well, we know it will mean a lot more to us the next time we do have it. >> sure. suppose we don't have a bank-up feast. we'll still better off than the pilgrims. >> that's it, dick. do you other kids see what dick is trying to say? turkey or no turkey, we have got all the free madoms and privile. out of those have come a lot of things, things the pilgrims never dreamed of. >> we could make a list a mile long. >> why don't we do it? >> now hold on a minute. you have the idea. but it isn't something you can write down like a grocery list. you have to feel it down deep before you can really be thankful for anything. i tell you what let's do. let's take a little more time to think this over. when yo

today is the american cancer society's 'great american smokeout.' about 68 percent of the country's 42-million smokers say they want to quit. a combination of medications and counseling can help ... and the health benefits begin immediately. only two weeks after quitting ... the body's lung function and circulation improves. after ten years ... the risk of dying from lung cancer is cut in half. a good question to ask yourself this morning: how much do you pay for car insurance? what you drive makes a difference. insurance-e-quotes-dot-com says s-u-vs and trucks are cheaper topping the list for best insurance deal goes to the ford explorer, followed by the gmc sierra, the chevy silverado, chevy equinox and the dodge ram 1500. call it a cyclone reunion on the bench last night in the n-b-a. two former iowa state players -- now coaches -- go head to head against each other. the bulls were on the road in phoenix last night. fred hoiberg in his first year in chicago. former cyclone jeff hornacek coaches the suns. both teams came in riding three game winni

there are that he hoped to be able to, "satisfy my desire to serve the great american republic of which i am a citizen and which today fights for universal liberty." garibaldi had made up his mind in september that lincoln and the union were fighting for universal liberty. lincoln, at exactly this time, is signing the emancipation proclamation. it would not be known in europe until october 6. meanwhile, there are a few demonstrations -- are huge demonstrations. giuseppe garibaldi goes the press in vienna, probably for some money, with public correspondence. it caused a sensation. the wires like wildfire -- the reports went across the wires like wildfire. seward was none too pleased when he read this report in the new york times that this lowly consul in vienna was making diplomacy on his own time. from his hospital bed, in late september, before he knew about lincoln's emancipation proclamation, garibaldi wrote a public letter to the english nations published in the times on october 3, dated september 28. they don't know about the emancipation proclamation until october 6. "called the g

"and now i've put out another what i've always thought is the great american dream, which is our next generation will do b bter than this generation." it was filled with a small crowd of about sixty dubuque students who got to ask him questions. afterwards...i spoke directly with kasich to find out you mentioned it bbiefly in the what is your position? "i think that the enthanol subsidy over time should be phased out, but we don't wanna point." on reforming welfare...kasich says it should be done across the board for the poor and rich. "we need to make sure some of these big subsidies for big corporations where they get sweetheart deals need to be examined. it doesn't mean that on job creation iowa...kasich says.... "terry branstad he doesn't need advice from me, he's been a governor for a long time and uh, you let me take cre of business in washington and ohio and i think terry can do a good job of taking care of things herr, right here in the great old state of iowa." kwwl news. and in a rrent iowa pollll released yesterday, kasich is trailing behind.tied for tenth place amongst the

great american downtown added 20 area. city hall. event. mike: officials increased everyone can enjoy the night without any problem. >> safety is a top priority. >> we saw a couple and you just feel better. >> there has been a lot of police around and everyone is well beehive and seems to be having a good time. probably a good safety measure. mike: with the tree lighting, the holiday season is in full swing in nashua. >> merry christmas! mike: so these festivities will continue until 10:00 tonight and so far, police say there have been no incidents. mike cronin, wmur news 9. stephanie: thank you, mike. a brave boy battling brain cancer was the grand marshal in the rollinsford and south berwick christmas parade today. 10-year-old levi whitcomb from rollinsford was diagnosed in april. he underwent an 18-hour surgery , which left him with some challenges. he is currently receiving chemotherapy and speech therapy. levi says despite his treatments, the parade is giving him a reason to smile. >> i like to say thank you so joy and seeing all my fr

the great american smokeout. the thursday before thanksgiving, do whatever you have to do to kick that nasty habit as well. a great healthy habit. giving me the observations. look at how many weather watchers are sticking around if the noon show. we appreciate it. and most of these observation, upper 50s and low 60s already. and i appreciate these pictures. i love this from lori. look how many leaves came down yesterday due to the wind. the maples always hanging on to some but you will lose more of that. and red in the morning for brian. he took warning. a little bit of wet weather. and charlie shared a picture on the morning show. he changed the filter so you really see the definition of the clouds. he's norther and west. and we are seeing more wet weather to the west. it's on again, off again rain. in the city, it's light rain. i love this picture too. clearly there's light rain in the city. 61, winds are variable and 6 to 22. wind an issue. predominantly a southeast south wind so that's why the numbers are so w

the art of the great speakers in american history, the art of henry clay perfected is that of compromising, not disagreeing. the great speakers who followed model themselves after clay, all perfected the art of compromising. now, most americans don't realize that the speaker of the house of representatives is the second most powerful elected official of the land after the president. and like the president, he is the only oh -- other official in the federal government elected by all americans, by the entire nation, by we the people. now, sometimes it seems that neither the president nor the speaker listens to any of us. but that's because we the people don't speak with a single voice. americans are diversified people with a country whose size and geography make solutions impossible. we all disagree and each of us have rights to do so and pursue interest with benefits ourselves and unwelcomed effects on others, but remain united as a nation each of us and our elected representatives in congress must compromise and make personal and collective sacrifices. that's what the speaker's job is. tha