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greenfield has educated himself in order to prepare himself in a worst- case scenario. 12:25:17 greenfield "i'm the line for the safety of others." the gun store said they may raise prices if the demand for guns continues to rise. the gun store owner you heard from says he isn't offering discounts and right now you won't find many bargains on guns. ahead today... metro officers are dashing down the aisles of target to brighten up the holiday season for more than 100 disadvantaged children. this is all for the "santa cops" program. each year they identify kids in need, then pair them up with a cop and shop for their presents this is some video from last year's event. everything started with santa's arrival from a helicopter earlier this morning. also happening today...the second annual jingle bell run and walk for arthritis at tivoli village. tivoli village is located on rampart and alta in summerlin. our own beth fisher is emceeing the event! more than one thousand runners and walkers are expected out this morning. from arthritis. nearly 53 million americans deal with arthritis in some for

greenfield has educated himself in order to prepare himself in a worst- case scenario. 12:25:17 greenfield "i'm willing to put my life out on the line for the safety of others." the gun store said they may raise prices if the demand for guns continues to rise. from says he isn't offering discounts and right now you won't find many bargains on guns. ahead today... metro officers will be dashing down the aisles of targest to brighten up the holiday season for more than 100 disadvantaged children. this is all for the "santa cops" program. each year they identify kids in need, then pair them up with a cop and shop for their presents this is some video from last year's event. everything kicks off with santa's arrival from a helicopter at six thirty this morning. also happening today...the second annual jingle bell run and walk for arthritis at tivoli village. tivoli village is located on rampart and alta in summerlin. our own beth fisher is emceeing the event! more than one thousand runners and walkers are expected out this morning. the event helps those suffering from arthritis. nearly 53 mill

mike greenfield hasn't touched a gun in 25 years. gun nat until this month. ".357 magnum, which is a 45 caliber." 12:24:00 "i used to be against it, now i'm all for it in a self-defense manner." he says his stance has that's been going on. we've got home invasions and attacks locally right under our nose." the gun store is seeing a flood of customers like greenfield -- looking to learn more. owners say half their sales are first-time gun owners. 13:41:46 bob irwin, gun store owner "people are realizing that they need to be able to defend themselves. police are doing everything they can but they can't be everywhere at once." since the we sold almost every gun in the entire store in a day and a half." concealed weapons classes they offer are selling 12:25:17 greenfield "i'm willing to put my life out on asked the gun store if they intention to raise prices. they certainly could -- demand would allow for it. the owner says he isn't...but that now is not a time when you'll find many discounts on guns. reporting live in the studio..david

greenfield has educated himself in order to prepare himself in a worst- case scenario. 12:25:17 greenfield "i'm the line for the safety of others." the gun store said they may raise prices if the demand for guns continues to rise. the gun store owner you heard from says he isn't offering discounts and right now you won't find many bargains on guns. ahead today... metro officers will be dashing down the aisles of targest to brighten up the holiday season for more than 100 disadvantaged children. this is all for the "santa cops" program. each year they identify kids in need, then pair them up with a cop and shop for their presents this is some video from last year's event. everything kicks off with santa's arrival from a helicopter at six thirty this morning. also happening today...the second annual jingle bell run and walk for arthritis at tivoli village. tivoli village is located on rampart and alta in summerlin. our own beth fisher is emceeing the event! more than one thousand runners and walkers are expected out this morning. the event helps those suffering from arthritis. deal with arth

legendary career in his own words. >> i'm a maker of the best clothing in the world, i am martin greenfield. they call me a tailor, why you a tailor before you become a maker, it a very difficult job. there are not too many people left, like me. i was 15 1/2 when they took me to the concentration camp, my father sat down with me, he told me to that i don't survive, i don't want you to honor us by the future. i came to america. everything that i know was taught to me in this victory, and asked me, if i am the happiest, a lot of people will tell you other things, but i tell you truth, i'm the happiest when i am in the factory downstairs watching the work. not one stale tailor making a whole suit, it takes about a hundred operations on a jacket each by hand, each person does a different item perfectly, it is matched up, every stripe, every place. when a person comes to buy their first suit from me, he picks the collar, i pick -- color, i pick the fabric. why? by the first suit, what i see in our customers, when they try on the first suit, is whoever comes with them looks at them, and they are

the greenfield bridge is more than 90 years old, and authorities say debris has been falling off of it for several years. >>> coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news", it is like a scene from james bond movie, but his boat chase, oh, this is real. details on the high sees drama next. >> and up in flames. popular holiday toy is being blamed for a fire down at the shore. we have details on this when we come back. >> three boat thieves sit behind bars in florida this noon after leading police on 20-hour high speed chase. wreckless chase starts dollars christmas even spanning more than 300 miles. authorities say at times the chase resembled james bond movie at one point those thieves even tried to ram a sheriff's boat before being taken into custody near mexico. >> one of the holidays most popular toys being blamed for fire down the shore the harbor fire department in ocean county posted these pictures on facebook last night, after a whoever board caught fire. they reminded people you should never leave the toys unattended while charging. there have already been several authorities of whoever

we have had musicians and students come from even greenfield. damian: no way. angel: yeah.ian: [speaking foreign language] angel: [speaking foreign language] he's a harp player, and he shows a lot of passion when he sings and he plays. so, when we started just in our local town, gilroy, and we're expanding to hollister, watsonville, san jose, people from greenfield are coming. we have people from merced that come and perform with the group. so, we help in outreaching. and our purpose is to expand the culture, but at the same time respectfully. damian: de eso se trata. all right, well, it's a big christmas concert happening on december 19th at the point church in san jose. you can log onto that website for more information, mariachi alma de mexico and los camperos de nati cano. good luck and thank you for keeping that culture alive. we'll give you a small taste of what you can expect up next on "comunidad del valle." stay with us. in your comunidad on que pasa. [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] damian: and our saludos to those celebrating a special day.

. >> lois greenfield a famous photographer. rosanna: she does everything in motion. greg: she's got a new book and we dropped by her studio. lois greenfield, this is us last friday in the studio. rosanna: i love it. so much movement. she's photographed the stars and the musicians and major ad campaigns. greg: look at the end result here. we look like mr. and mrs. superman. moving still, thank you. >> when we come back we are going to go and do halloween. biggest man in why let someone else have all the fun? the sometimes haphazard, never boring fun. the why can't it smell like this all the time fun. the learning the virtue of sharing fun. why let someone else have all the fun? that's no fun. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. people are shocked, that this process is so easy. i wanted to help 10 more people after that. it just made me feel good. and just knowing that i was going to make a difference come get health insurance, it's easy. i can help you. i just love helping people. i don't want anybody to be without health insurance. enrollment for 2016 is happe

greenfield was saying people don't want all espn.eople don't want all stations that they have to get but they're jammed. one of the oneses th s thethey espn. if i could drop 420 channels, i would. but i would not drop espn. >> understood. but his thesis on friday, of course, we have greenfield on, he was on "squawk box" this morning. >> probably on tomorrow. probably on christmas day when the markets are closed. >> he's very good at marketing. some companies are not fond of him in part, but his thesis is not wrong. there's a part of it -- malone has been talking about this, too. john malone, that is, who i think i take more seriously than mr. greenfield. >> right. >> which is that disney signed up some of these deals with the cable providers, the comcasts, charters of the world, took price increases for espn but said we could be available to a smaller percentage of your subscribers than some other networks are, giving them flexibility to offer skinnier bundles that don't have espn. >> fios. >> so maybe 80% have espn available. so may

she personally wants to prove greenfield wrong. >> rich greenfield? >> i will pay $1,000 a ticket.ght and greenfield wrong. she is trying to right the situation. >> he wasn't talking about "star wars." >> also taking down 4 million subscriptions of espn. >> that will help. >> that will cost you $28 million a month. >> think about what it will do for the quarter disney the only dow name in the red. stop trading with jim in a moment. ♪ the lexus december to remember sales event is here. lease the 2015 gs350 with complimentary navigation system for these terms. see your lexus dealer. do something! get on the floor! oh i'm not a security guard, i'm a security monitor. i only notify people if there is a robbery. there's a robbery. why monitor a problem if you don't fix it? that's why lifelock does more than free credit monitoring to protect you from identity theft. we not only alert you to identity threats, if you have a problem, we'll spend up to a million dollars on lawyers and experts to fix it. lifelock. join starting at $9.99 a month. even tempur-pedic mattress sets getat low clear

greenfield is correct. every effort is made every step of the way not to look at commercials.vonnie: exactly. if you think about the idea of buying a 16-package, sports package in football -- that is all you need. you need to watch the game. tom: i think greenfield is onto something. that doesn't negate what they are doing with the movie. you saw it and i did not see it. i no it is opening on january 9 in china. guy: yet to see it. i can't take my kids, which will be the biggest impediment, but i think this christmas is going to be dominated. you name it, it will be "star wars"-themed. there will be light sabers and i'm looking forward to it. there are a few extra things -- i won't spoil anything -- no spoilers! vonnie: they are positioning storm troopers on the great wall of china for a marketing event. january 9. you can only imagine the excitement. tom: it is going to be great. a celebration for copyright and content as well. vonnie: and bringing in women audiences. there is a major effort in this movie to included women and a whole new audience. tom: bob iger takes a victo

followed by greenfield, corning and fort madison. 3 3 the launch date for the u- s- s sioux city has been set.the latest freedodo variant ttoral combat ship will be launched froroits shipyard in marinette,e, wisconsin on saturday, january 30th.the ceremony will include the ship's traditional champagne christening.after continue to be tested and prepared for her formal commissioning into the navy in 2017.sioux city mayor bob scott and other city officials say thy will travel to wisconsin for the ceremony. 3 3 bill cosby will appear before a suburban philadelphia judge today to face a criminal charge of sexual assault. as kenneth craig reports... it's the first time the 78-year-old comedian has faced charges despite years of accusations by women who said cosby drugged and rapepethem. 3 bill cosby left a pennsylvania courthouse wedndnday afternoon after his arraignment on charges of felony sexual assault. bail was set at one million dollars.the 78-year- old comedian is charged with aggravated indecent assault against a female employee of temple university - cosby's alma mater.(sot)"the

carl, i heard that interview between you guys, and ruch greenfield.e'll talk about it with our folks on the desk and see what they think. >> definitely made waves, he did. thank you very much, scott. let's get over to the cme group and get the santelli exchange. hey, rick. >> good morning, carl. you know, it was very interesting to have john claude, former erb president on today and basically what i was trying to probe is the notion of the recalibration we're going through is based on a divergent policy, in part, of our central bank. if you consider that there was a time where all the central bank policies were all in the same lane. now there's a bit of a -- i personally thought recalibrating would be demonstrated. the transmission of how it's doing and the aftermath would be in foreign exchange, and indeed, it's correct. i was wrong about the dollar. even though we had some strength yesterday, if you look at the. >> japan and china have a huge trading relationship. the recalibration of what's going on with the dollar yuan, even though it's given way

in 1984. >> your jeff greenfield point is a guy whose going to vote for donald trump. >> okay. thank you guys. >> that's all i have to say. >> we have msnbc analyst and democratic republican harold ford jr. also richard haas and in washington msnbc political analyst republican michael steel. he's wearing a poi-- >> thanks mika. >> you're welcome. >> all right. can we get to the news? are you done? >> i wanted to look at his sweater. >> yeah, i know. i didn't actually. so let's start with politics. michael, we love michael. hillary clinton, donald trump feud continued yesterday on multiple fronts. let's start with clinton's claim that isis is showing videos of donald trump insulting islam and muslims in order to recruit more radical islamist. >> people around the world pay close attention to our elections. if you go on arabic television and you look at what's being blasted out with video of mr. trump being translated into arabic. no muslims coming to the united states, all other kinds of derogatory statements, it is playing into the hands of the violent jihadist. >> i think that

planning just seconds of execution, check this out, a bridge in pittsburgh imploded this morning, the greenfield bridge was detonated to make room for a new bridge. >>> the force keeps getting strong are. >>> the newest "star wars" film breaking box office records, staggering amount it has pulled look at you. you're at the top of your game. you're unstoppable. nothing can throw you off track. wait, is that your car? uh oh! yeah, i saw that coming. that will throw you off track. you're looking at around ten grand in fines, legal fees, and increased insurance rates. let's try this again. smart move. because buzzed driving >>> "star wars," "the force awakens" smashing another record. the fastest movie to take in a billion dollars dollars in just bigger. >> keep breaking records, the movie still hadn't premiered. china. the stars, producers and director attended the chinese premier in shanghai, they hope the movie would do well but they are stunned by its incredible success. >> i feel unbelievable. i mean, it's been success, all happening very fast. >> when we were working on this story we wanted to

this is the ninety- year-old greenfield bridge being blown up. crews took months to set up the implosion which went off without a hitch. the structure has been closed to traffic since october. a new span is scheduled to open by mid 20-17. there's much more coming up in the second half including a look at just how much we all spend over live from las vegas. your only choice for live local news john huck. christine maddela. and

it took 1400 pounds of explosives to turn the greenfield bridge into rubble. it will be replaced by a new bridge in the next two years. a british couple loved their dog so much they paid $100,000 to using the d.n.a. a south korean lab created two identical boxer puppies. first one born the day after christmas. the second is expected any day now. former outfielder dave henderson has died. he spent 14 years in the majors and is best remembered for his dramatic home run in the 1986 american league championship series. that one swing electrified the boston red sox and helped propel them to the world series. henderson tied in sat federal a heart attack three months after having a kidney transplant. dave henderson was 57 years old. meadowlark lemon was a basketball legend who made everything, even half-court we'll remember him next. if you have high blood pressure like i do, many cold medicines may raise your blood pressure. that's why there's coricidin hbp. it relieves cold symptoms without raising blood pressure. so look for powerful cold medicine with a heart. >>

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a bridge that made it 94 long years came down in a manner of this is the greenfield bridge in pittsburgh. the demolition has been in the works city's department of public wor the past five years. that decision, after an inspection of the bridge's infrastructure, a major roadway needed to be shut down in order for the demolition to happen safely. a new bridge expected to be completed over the next two years. announcer: speaking of getting rid of things, the so-called therapeutic good ridance day is happening in the heart of new york city. it's a way for people to shred bad memories. the event draws plenty of people totoime square. some smash electronics, shred names, letters, anything from exes, including an invitation to a canceled wedding. shredding student loans is another popular theme. that display brought cheer from the crowd. it is cathartic to get rid of old remnants. but good night with the sledgehammer and laptop, what announcer: one thing's for sure, no risk of identity theft, right? crushing the comnt announcer: t: it wasn't an apple. that's just what ame going to say. announc

. >> that is jeff greenfield. >>> the justice department will investigate the shooting of an unarmed black man in tennessee. he was detained during a routine traffic stop in july. police say he attacked an officer with a pair of handcuffs. that prompted the officer to shoot and kill him. after he was not indicted by a grand jury, federal authorities were called on to investigate that case. >>> a chicago judge acquitted a police commander on charges that he shoved his gun down a man's throat, despite evidence showing the alleged victim says d.n.a. on the gun, the judge said there were inconsists in the alleged testimony. that ruling coming at a tense time in chicago. a lot of people there say police don't treat everyone equally. as part of our series five days in chicago, we take a closer look. >> weekend after weekend, shooting after shooting, chicago has become infamous for its gun violence. >> in chicago, ten people are dead, at least 54 others injured. >> it has dominated the headlines. >> in chicago, seven people were killed. >> giving rise to the city's nickname, chiraq. >> viol

in tonight's signature segment, newshour special correspondent jeff greenfield explains how this works. >> reporter: it has been the core of political communication. speaking to the multitudes, by any and all methods: the street corner rally; the leaflets, the radio speeches. >> this generation of americans has a rendezvous with destiny! >> reporter: the tv ads. >> it's morning, again, in america! >> reporter: but in recent years, technology, in the form of data-crunching computers, has upended just about every traditional notion about how to reach voters, how do you talk to them, and how to persuade them to vote. indeed, modern campaigns more and more are taking the mass out of mass communications, choosing instead to target voters one at a time. it's called "micro-targeting." and it's something almost everyone with a computer or smartphone experiences. companies send you e-mail pitches based on what you've bought from them; amazon knows what books to recommend based on the books you've already bought; your neighbor with different tastes gets a completely different list. it's why your

old greenfield bring. imfloydeimploded this morning, people love to watch this. collapsing into a smaller bridge to catch pieces of the detbrie, city spend $17 million, on the demolition, they are expecting a newbridge in two years. >> up next, reverenda --al sharpton calling for chicago mayor rahm emanuel to resign, next. this is the one place we're not afraid to fail. some of these experiments may not work. but a few might shape the future. like turning algae into biofuel... ...new technology for capturing co2 emissions... ...and cars twice as efficient as the average car today. ideas exxonmobil scientists are working on to make energy go further... ...no matter how many tries it takes. energy lives here. tom: david spade, taking a swipe at president obama. >> i thought you know, a president should have more dignity. i realize that woodrow wilson won a "dancing with the stars" but what president does i reality show, it just seems a bit thirsty. tom: from san diego, kfmb radio host mike slater. it is a surprising to think to see hollywood chris sit criticize peo

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explosives to turn the greenfield bridge into rubble. it will be replaced by a new bridge in the next two years. a british couple loved their dog so much they paid $100,000 to have it cloned after it died. using the dna south korean lab created two identical boxer puppies. the first one was born the day after christmas. the second is expected any day now. former outfielder dave henderson has died. he spent 14 years in the majors and is best remembered for his dramatic home run in the 1986 american league championship series. that one swing electrified the boston red sox and helped propel them to the world series. henderson died in seattle of a heart attack three months after having a kidney transplant. daveenderson was 57 years old. meadowlark lemon was a basketball legend who made everything, even half-court we'll remember him next. woman: what does it feel like when a woman is having a heart attack? chest pain, like there's a ton of weight on your chest. severe shortness of breath. unexplained nausea. cold sweats. there's s unusual tir

old greenfield bring. imfloydeimploded this morning, people love to watch this. a smaller bridge to catch pieces of the detbrie, city spend $17 million, on the demolition, they are expecting a newbridge in two years. >> up next, reverenda --al sharpton calling for chicago mayor rahm emanuel to resign, next. feel a cold coming on? new zicam cold remedy nasal swabs shorten colds with a snap, and reduce symptom severity by 45%. shorten your cold with a snap, with zicam. tom: david spade, taking a swipe at president obama. >> i thought you know, a president should have more dignity. i realize that woodrow wilson won a "dancing with the stars" but what president does i reality show, it just seems a bit thirsty. tom: from san diego, kfmb radio host mike slater. it is a surprising to think to see hollywood chris sit criticize people on reality shows. >> he will probably be black listed now. trump's sons, -- david spade love donald trump because they only know him as a reality show star, a decisive decision maker, interesting. tom: this business about -- a lot of people

rich greenfield saying if disney does not sell $2 billion in tickets, they will miss forecasts for ther. >> i think there is a situation where expectations are so high. and the disney marketing machine, we are thinking about "star wars" all the time. espn matters a lot. the trend is going down. i think this analyst put the stock at $90 where it should be. it is at $107. there is room to fall at these rates. emily: somebody in my family will be getting a droid for christmas. what about all of the merchandising opportunities around the film as well? i know we are looking at potentially nearly $3 billion in ticket sales. how big could the movie be for disney when you include everything else? >> i have seen numbers of $6 billion in the first year of merchandise sales. disney has really expanded the categories within toys, like that high-tech droid. but also in apparel, a lot more stuff for women. makeup and everything you can think of. it is going to be a huge bonanza for disney, especially since they have such momentum with the film. emily: what is your gut? do you see the potential for d

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it took 1,400 pounds of explosives to turn the greenfield bridge into rubble. it will be replaced by a new bridge in the next two years. a british couple loved their dog so much they paid $100,000 to have it cloned after it died. using the e a south korean lab created two identical boxer puppies. the first one was born the day after christmas. the second is excted any day now. former outfielder dave henderson has died. he spent 14 years in the majors and is best remembered for his dramatic home run in the 1986 american league championship series. that o o swing electrified the boston red sox and helped propel them to the world series. henderson died in seattle of a heart attack three months after having a kidney transplant. meadowlark lemon was a basketball legend who made everything, even half-court shots, look easy. we'll remember him nt. woman: what does it t el like when a woman is having a heart attack? chest pain, like there's a ton of weight on your chest. severe shortness of breath. unexplained nausea. cold sweats. there's an unusual tiredness and fatig

. >> for more what it could mean for amazon, let's bring in rich greenfield. do you think people are going to pay $9.99 for that service, even if youtube does provide original tv content? >> just like spotify in the music world, people will pay for offline access. people definitely will pay for removing commercials. youtube has well over1.4 billion users. even if just a small fraction pay, that creates a very large subscription business. 2% would be probably 28 million to 30 million global people paying on a monthly business. any distribution business looks at distributing other people's content and moves up into financing original content, whether you're a cable network or netflix. i think it's a natural progression. the only major question outstanding, how soon do they move from financing new content to new what you would call traditional talent would you create out of sony pictures or out of 20th century fox. >> what impact, if any, is there on a netflix or amazon? it sounds like one of the effects could be just that content costs are going to rise. netflix

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. >>> jeff greenfield is a political analyst, author, and emmy-winning journalist. jeff, welcome.ood to see you. >> hi, john. >> i -- maybe you can help explain this to me. how can ted cruz run successfully when he is in the u.s. senate? >> i don't think that's a particularly tricky problem to solve. he came to the senate as a guy determined to be, if you will, a bomb thrower, in the sense that he said when he ran, i'm not here is to legislate. i'm not here to compromise, the whole system is corrupt, and everything he has done as a senator has been to argue to the base of his party that he is with them in believing that not just the democrats, and the media, and the white house, but the republican party itself is part of the problem. and you heard how much republican insiders hate him, and that's part of what he argues on behalf of his candidacy. he premised his candidacy on the idea that the republican base, and should he win the nominations, lots of people out there who aren't republicans who are so fed up, they like the idea he doesn't play ball. >> how would you describe the b