keel stay right here. nbc fully engaged. >>> just a word of caution now, when news of this nature breaks like this, it often changes as the day rolls on and we get more facts in. all of this we're telling you is what we believe to be the case right now, what's being reported around the world and what we're finding out. but mind you that this could change as the day progresses here. >>> one of the world's most blood-thirsty terrorists is believed to be dead. jihadi john, the masked man who made gruesome isis videos was the target of a u.s. drone strike. jonathan dienst is tracking the details. >> a man referred to as one of the isis group's leading executioners is himself now dead. >> translator: the spark has been lit. >> reporter: with his knife and british accent, jihadi john taunted the world as he made isis videos, killing american journalists like james foley, steven sock kloff. then came word last night -- >> conducted an airstrike. >> reporter: it was a u.s. drone strike like this, taking out two me

and then here's the camera here at four times square looking south and got low clouds here right at the top of the empire state building. we are looking at rain that's spreading eastward now we'll have showers here by 8:00 during the morning commute. then the cold front comes in today. with these showers that work their way to the east and behind this, this low really strengthens here and it's going to move into canada and it will bring us a lot of wind tonight. and for tomorrow. so we are going to be looking at this pink sky sunrise asbury park. 52 degrees here and we're looking at some showers and wind coming our way for the day today. that will be here much of day and into the afternoon. we're looking at temperatures getting to 60 degrees. close to lunchtime. we're at 58 with a couple of showers can then the rain -- and then the rain should be gone by bun set. great -- sunset. great football weather tonight. we talk about the weekend next, really windy. weather then heather every seven minutes. you think there's a meteorologist convention in town. >> why is that? >> there's lot of wi

look at this live shot here from dublin. westbound 580 very sparsely populated, but you can tell from the glow of the lights and the sheen on the roadway, sheen conditions here. the main reason we look at the maps, the jam coming out of the altamont pass. it's clear along livermore and dublin. back here the crash and bob redell is out there and been out there for hours. bob redell is tracking the overturned rig in livermore. what is tlaehe latest out there? >> the westbound direction at greenville where you can see this big rig is overturned and it's been there since 2:20, 2:30 this morning. i just got off the phone with manage control out of oakland and conglomeration and they say they do not yet have an estimated time of reopening. i can tell you, it's been at least one or two hours that these wreckers have been trying to upright this big rig. the problem is this big rig is fully loaded around 80,000 pounds of goods. so, you can figure it out there it will take some time to get them upright. there are five trucks that have

but you can live here and you will get here all the human rights. but not not your aspiration. >> it took us three hours just to get through the checkpoint letting us kneel kahlil, hebron. this neighborhood has been taken over by jewish settlers and they are protected by this check poibt here, this israeli checkpoint, 24 hours a day. i don't know how people do it on a day-to-day basis, but i'm getting very frustrated. >> i've been here since the settlement made life. that was his whole story. we decided to go to hebron, the palestinian city in which the settlements have taken over a whole neighborhood and pushed out the palestinian majority. there we visited the home of a long-time residents and one of the few homeowners who has resisted a takeover by the settlers. >> an israel ya soldier who had served in hebron defending this very settlement is breaking the file. they are a group of israelis who served in the military and have decided to become witnesses to the injustices that take place there. they seek to educate the public through lecture and p

at up at the mras here. a man hunt is underway for the terrorists and those who helped them. >> reporter: a police robot examined an abandoned car before an officers broke in to search for links to terrorists. they're looking for sala abdelslam. his his brother mohamed appealed to him directly. my advice to him is to turn himself in to police, he said. police raided this hotel in a paris suburb where abdelslam and his teammates in terror apparently stayed before the abdelslam checked in with his own credit card not bothering to hide his trail, perhaps assuming he would not survive. but he did. and in the pandemonium following the massacre he called friends to pick him up. he returned to belgium and disappeared. the street in front of the bataclan club has reopened. from terrorist bullets and suicide bomb vests. a crowd is gathering to take in the scene and some people are quite emotional. when this frenchman learned i was a new yorker, he hugged me and insisted on giving his thanks for the american friendshi

patients just came here. and we're doing seeing what the injuries are and so there isn't a lot of information to share at this point. >> there is not a lot of information, we will hear more and brent michael said it could be several hours. >> wayne, story. >> now, paris, under asix. >>> six coordinating bombings and shootings. >> 120 civilians are dead, five terrorists were killed. >> we are monitoring the story and the response here tonight. >> we learned from the mayor that he is having the police chief keep officers on overtime tonight just to make sure that our city is safe. they want to stress there is no specific made. there are six attack locations we're talking about now. and you'll see them here. this is a screen, a cafe, theater and stadium. this is mostly inside of the city center of paris, places you'd likely pass by as visiting the city. 125 killed, five attackers, dead. in reaction, we have heard from a journalist from inside of the theater where shooters killed dozens of people. take a listen.

here we are. police officers sort of took a little bit of a detour from the area where they had been performing the raid. and all of a sudden started running and doing a pretty aggressive search by these cars up here. unclear exactly what they were looking for, but certainly by the looks of it they believed that be some was outside of the building that they were doing -- performing the raid on. you know, leaving people to wonder whether or not abdelhamid abaaoud perhaps was not inside that building or one of his associates who they were looking for. we're not sure at this point, but this is video that ben plesser and his team got earlier this morning in saint-denis where those raids were taking place. again, just to recap here, two suspects dead after these early-morning raids in the suburb of saint-denis. that's about 20 minutes north of paris. and again, very close to the stade de france where france and germany was playing the soccer game which was interrupted. ben, i understand we have you on

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one person saying he's not going to come back here. it's all over for him here at this campus. so there is concern. the school saying only in their statement that this is out of an abundance of caution. we are seeing police at the entrances to the school. i've seen state police staging themselves nearby, putting on body armor, getting their rifles together. stay trooper putting on a helmet. we have not seen them doing any sort of searching or anything of the sort, but clearly the concern is that this young man, perhaps troubled, perhaps armed with a gun, might return to this campus, so they are evacuating the campus. just about everybody leaving. it is a strange sight to be sure. so far, no problems to report. everything here being done as the school says out of an abundance of caution. we'll bring you the latest throughout the afternoon. back to you. >> ok, brad. thank you so much. live for us on that scene there. in other developing news now, a sign of heightened fears following those attacks in paris. a security scare at b.w.i. this morning after four passengers were removed

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here it is. northbound side on the right side of your screen, you can see only the left lane is open. and this is with ongoing construction southbound side doesn't look like it's moving too badly through that spot. let's go over to the maps and talk about subway status you no. fast track, no a. trains between 168th street and 207th street. metro-north, long island railroad, and new jersey transit they are all doing just fine. we have an accident here in nut lee it's 21 south right near park avenue. so you can expect some delays as you go through that spot. especially heading down from route 3. new jersey turnpike southbound truck lanes right near exit 11 for the garden state parkway. that's at accident. we have some construction still at the george washington bridge and the lincoln. we have alternate side of the street parking rules in effect for today. lori and ken over to you. >>> thank you. we have a developing story in the heartland, powerful storms striking overnight spawning tornadoes and n

city here, mosul. those air strikes have done little to dislodge the terrorists there. david? >> martha raddatz reporting in tonight. martha, thank you. >>> now, to the debate back at home over whether to welcome refugees to the u.s. at least 31 governors saying refugees are not welcome in their states. more than half the country now. and this evening, house speaker paul ryan calling for a security test instead of a religious test, doubling down on the need to pause the president's plan to admit 10,000 refugees in the u.s., saying america can be compassionate, but we should also be safe. abc's chief white house correspondent jonathan karl. >> reporter: in a bid to strike middle ground on an explosive issue, speaker of the house paul ryan said today he doesn't want to end the syrian refugee program, but only pause it long enough to ensure no terrorists use it to enter the united states. >> people understand the plight of those fleeing the middle east, but they also want basic assurances for the safety o

despite precautions, accidents will happen here. losing someone overboard is one of the biggest fears since survival in this frigid environment would be extremely difficult. time will mean the difference between life and death. >> can you walk me through the search and rescue mission? >> we wanted to look at how to conduct a search and rescue mission up here on the north slope where the logistics are so tough and assets are so rare and infrastructure is almost non existent. >> the scenario... a plane goes down off prudhoe bay in alaska. and this will take the place of the pilot in the water, a 60 pound dummy called thermal oscar. it's designed to generate heat like a human body, so infrared cameras can find it. >> once this dummy goes into the water - that marks the beginning of a the search and rescue drill the coast guard has been planning for months. >> the location has one thing going for it - prudhoe bay and land is about 20 miles away. that means support from assets already in place, something much of the region lacks. a drone

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thanks for being here with us. erika, back inside to you. >> i know you cannot see me but i'm's holding up coveted cbs-3 turkey hat, it is down to katie and me for who will wear it. who do you vote for. >> reporter: i think katie would be a great turkey hat wearer. one for katie. thanks very much. it is great. >> jan, thank you. >>> now a lot of stores are opened today, to get a jump on holiday spending. radio shack will open up at two hours at 8:00 o'clock. jc penny will open up at 3:00. at 4:00 hh greg and old navy will open. toys-r-us and best buy open up at 5:00 followed by target and wal-mart that open up at 6:00. find more store hours on cbs philly.com. >>> right now 6:08. still ahead protesters continue to fill the streets, angry over the police shooting. we have details of the moments, and, and, black friday sales. >>> as insuring's iconic thanksgiving day parade get underway security is at an all time high i'm don champion with the latest coming up. >>> then dash cam shows police chase in new jersey, kind

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here's the very latest. the search for those involved in friday's deadly attacks in paris is expanding. french authorities are looking for two individuals. the brother for one of those men, salah

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i grow up here. we all here and we are very sad for what happens because we don't have explanation, a reason why. >> reporter: we will hear more from her later on tonight, but we have correspondents all over paris. dana lewis is telling us what has gone on throughout the day. >> reporter: let's talk about the police investigation first of all as the authorities try to untangle this web which is around a significant terror cell. we can tell you that they have arrested the brother and the father of one of the suicide bombers. the first one was identified from fingerprints and has been identified as a french national. then also in belgium there were a series of raids in belgium and a lot of them appear now and the arrests of three people are connected apparently to the fact that some of these vehicles that were used in these attacks, in fact, had a belgium licence plate, including, neck, a car that was in front of the music hall which was the scene of the most bloodiest attack. >> reporter: in france th

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al roker was here a few minutes ago and we got to chat at bit. here's a little bit of that. look who just rolled in. >> hello, sir. how are you? i'm about ready to throw some tea into the river. thank you. >> reporter: al was here for just a couple of minutes as he threw some tea into the harbor with -- he gave me a nice flag. so it was really nice of him. but he had to get going. he's going up to new hampshire and eventually maine to finish his tour of new england. and of all 50 states. so we're here at the boston tea party museum. and this was the stop that he chose. and the folks here were gracious enough to give us some nice tea and great cider, too. we're onboard the eleanor and the big anniversary of the boston tea party is coming up next month. and they'll have a live re-enactment and that's free to free to the public, too. thanks to them. it's kind of a raw night tonight. there's not much to talk about, other than you know it's chilly, it's cold. there's beauty in all weather, though. and eventually the payoff will be warmer temperatures here as we get into the overn

we are here tonight in south carolina to find out if that is true locally here as well. stay with us. we're live from mchale's irish pub in rock hill, south carolina. congressman jim clyburn's here. steve kornacki's here in just a moment. we've got lots ahead. stay with us. ♪ ♪ it took the rockettes years to master the kick line. but only a few moves to master paying bills on chase.com technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. it's gotten squarer. over the years. brighter. bigger. thinner. even curvier. but what's next? for all binge watchers. movie geeks. sports freaks. x1 from xfinity will change the way you experience tv. >>> so we're here in rock hill, south carolina tonight, live at an awesome bar. and we've got the biggest power broker in south carolina politics coming up live here with us in just a moment. but we also, i have to tell you, we've got huge and for two presidential campaigns absolutely devastating news about the next republican debate. there's a big surprise tonight as to who is not being let into that debate. we've got n

here for about 12 years. never, i mean, there is other stuff hang in the back, but carson fire, but not like this. >> that woman has a young son, a lot of people in this neighborhood have children, so it is very frightening for them to learn that a woman was shot here overnight during this home invasion. you can see back out here live, police are still on scene, and interviewing witnesses, in fact, just before we came to air, they brought a witness outside of that house, a juvenile witness, a child. so this is still a developing scenario here again. one woman who was shot was taken to the hospital. police now say she is in stable condition. the search again is on for those suspect. reporting live in port richmond this morning, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> jan, thank you. also new this morning, a shooting involving a philadelphia police officer is under investigation in kensington. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joins you now at the scene to bring us to up date. justin? >> reporter: erika

a paris copy-cat attack here in the u.s. the feds now monitoring dozens of high risk radicals consuming isis propaganda. isis also warning of an impending attack in new york city in this video, showing a suicide bomber gearing up for jihad, as shots of times square and herald square flash onscreen. the nypd claiming the video of landmarks is old and there's no specific plot. >> no city in america that is better prepared to defend and protect against a terrorist attack. >> reporter: patrols already stepped up in the wake of the paris attacks. the nypd says they have 1,500 counterterrorism officers. mayor, what would you tell americans who heard about this isis video showing times square and are now scared to come to new york city? >> don't let the terrorists win. don't be intimidated by terrorists who are trying to change our way of life. >> reporter: right now, there are terror investigations in all 50 states. more than 900 total. it's a daunting task for law enforcement. when they do find a borderline suspect, federal offic

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increased security here at logan. let's take you live. there our fox 25's john monahan has been talking to passengers arriving from france. john. >> that's right, mark. air france flight 333 took off from logan headed to paris about 90 minutes ago. all airports in france remain open tonight. the french government say they do so with what they are calling enhanced security. >> it's terrible. >> this man just off an air france flight landing from paris learning of the attacks when he turned on his phone. >> i got a call from my daughter and she was crying on the the phone she's living here. >> reporter: upstairs two french citizens headed back to paris check in for their air france flight. frederick is stunned and shaken by these latest attacks. he contacted his family in paris trying to check on them. >> i texted all my friends and family. hopefully no one hurt. >> reporter: meeting her stuck in traffic listening about the attacks. >> i was crying all the way in. it was bumper to bumper. >> reporter: this man also jump

here's what we know. of the more than 27,000 undergraduate students at uc berkeley, 39% are asian, 26% white, latinos represent 14% and african-americans 3%. >> we've counted seven people in the last hour. >> reporter: stephanie garcia is a cal student who decided to support the students today. >> it's honestly really not fair when more than 50% of california's actual population is black and latino. >> reporter: black students at uc berkeley have tried to put pressure on the administration to increase their number. >> i know there's way more than 3% of smart black people around here that can get into berkeley. there's way more. >> reporter: it's definitely uncomfortable sitting in classroom where i'm literally the only black woman in a class. >> reporter: part of the problem is proposition 209 which banned race-based admissions as well as outreach. uc berkeley recently came up with the african-american initiative to try to increase the numbers without going against prop 209. in the initiative is a $20 mil

behind me over here is our weapons case.eatured are handguns, rifles, shotguns, mortars, other weapons that we are going to use to fight in europe. included in this case is the m-1 garand rifle. we also have the m-11 a1 pistol in this case. it was designed by john browning, and it is going to become the standard issue, very popular pistol that is going to be issued to many u.s. army personnel. in the museum, we try to build in environmental challenges that the u.s. faced, our forces faced around the world and world war ii. and so in north africa, of course, the desert is as big of a challenge as the enemy at times. and so, what we have here in the gallery's environmental treatment that not only shows the rocky deserts that we are going to be fighting in, but also the battle in february of 1943 where the united states is, unfortunately, going to be very, very badly whipped by the germans in the desert. many of our viewers may remember the famous scene in the movie, "patton," where george patton is brought to be organized the

here's the interception, as a result of getting tangled up with chris prosinski. here we go. one of the great quarterbacks of honored one of the great quarterbacks in nfl history, in brett favre. and you know he wants this win. >> al: the average rating in the league this year is around 90. that tells you what kind of night the guy who is the all-time leader in that category is having. d from the pocket, he throws. and devonte avante adams cannot haul it in over the middle. it will be second down and ten. cris: i think brett -- brett. i knew i would do that eventually tonight. aaron, that time, was looking for his receiver to come flying in there. he needed to get on the other side of the linebacker. and he just sort of eased his way in there. and he didn't feel like he had time to wait. >> al: that swing out to starks. and james starks takes that out to the 39 yard line. hustle up to the line of scrimmage. prosinski makes the tackle. under 2:30 to play. >> cris: get as many snaps off as you possibly can. and we have not heard a word tonight from james jones, have we? i don't

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here from new york it is scott pelley.ake care >> pelley: a private jet has careened into an apartment building. a number of people have been killed. also tonight, prosecutors say they've arrested hackers who pulled off the biggest theft ever of american consumers' financial information. she lost an olympic medal to two russians who are now accused in a massive doping scandal. >> at the end of the day, they're thieves. >> pelley: and 150 years later, the story of the man who sent alice into wonderland. >> he's an elusive figure. he's like a blob of mercury. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: we start with breaking news tonight. late this afternoon, a business jet clipped utility wires and crashed into an apartment building in akron,

i'll step out of the way, here in norristown, you are look telling park place apartment complex here, with police tape. and yellow posted up here, and police officers from norristown on scene. we know that montgomery county detectives are also working the scene, as women. we do know that there were reports of two bodies found, in an apartment, inside this complex here, one person that apparently suffered multiple gunshot wound, according to early reports from investigators, but we do not know exactly how this happened. this could be a domestic situation, tip beingly what happens in these cases montgomery county detective come out, they investigate and they take their time combing through everything. >> we're having little trouble with your microphone. we want to get back to you in a little bit. meantime 4:00 # five, paint ball attack in juniata sends child to the hospital. >> it is the second incident in our area just this month, steve keeley live at police headquarters with key tails on this story. hi, steve. >> when you hear paint ball gun, may not sound as serious as the last case

here's a wildcard for you, lou. what if senator cruz and jeb bush team up together to try to attack rubio? meaning you have the tea party on one side, more establishment candidate on other. both are competitor of course to cruz, rather to rubio. that is actually one think could happen. lou: you know, deirdre, i believe it was senator ted cruz who said on the previous debate, that this isn't a cage match. you know -- >> he tried to stay polite. i know what you're saying, lou. he has tried to stay polite but at some point that has to end. but you're right. of course everybody including those in the audience of that last debate really applauded when senator cruz took on the moderators. >> i wonder if cruz goes after trump a little bit. reality is, cruz needs momentum. listen, he is very strong candidate. he gets a lot of money from small donations. he gets some establishment types in texas. he bridges religious conservatives and tea party guys but he has to go after donald. donald, isn't that part of his base? lou: the

the here's the the empty boxes here. these people put empty boxes on the conveyor belt, judging what will be needed in terms of packing. it is unreal. they have 5,000 workers here normally and then they have to add two more thousand during the holiday season as part of the 100,000 holiday seasonal staff that they hire for christmastime. they are likely going to shatter last years record sales day and just by judging of what we have experienced here this morning it looks like they are blowing ate way. cyber monday 204, 43 million items ordered just on that day, 500 items being ordered every second. amazon expects 25 percent more on line sales then last holiday sees than, this one. so this place, way, way busy right the now and these conveyor belts where ever you look is spinning around. the behind us are robotic things carrying everything. you see these. the it looks like somebody is pushing them but they are all robots, doing this. this woman is not a robot she's checking something there but you can see all these things

here. and terrorizing your guests -- >> holy [ bleep ] -- >> with outsized playground equipment. please don't hit the tree. geez. please don't hit the tree. >>> who doesn't enjoy a quiet drive through want countryside on a warm, summer day? here in north carolina, the open roads twist and turn and treeline biways invite the sunday driver to relax as he rambles through the quiet beauty of small town america. but there's another road down here, a road that doesn't twist or turn. a road that ends, not long after it begins. a road with no trees, except for the one that blinks with constant urgency. a charming patch of asphalt for a man named roy hill says had e can train a regular joe like me tr to get from 0 to 150 miles an hour into a blink of an eye and quarter mile in less than nine seconds. that's the road i'm looking for. i think i found it. >> mark, this is steve. >> how you doing? >> great, how are you? >> never better. >> really? what's the occasion? >> it's a great day to be alive. >>

i want to thank our incredible crew for not just being here this evening but being here throughout the year. they take such good care of us. give it up for the crew, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] i'm thankful for my staff. i'm thankful for my writing staff. nothing is better than going into work every day and laughing. and they truly do make me do that every single day. i want to thank my family for being here. i'm so happy to have them here. [ cheers and applause ] i want to thank the 8g band for being here as always. i want -- i'm very thankful for my incredible wife who is not here right now, but i'm especially more than anything i'm incredibly thankful about the fact that we are going to have our first baby. my wife is expecting. [ cheers and applause ] and obviously hopefully you can tell tonight i come from a family where we care about each other very much and it was -- when i told my parents, it was very emotional for me to tell them that i was having a child. and one of the things i'm worried about is that i won't be able to be as good of a parent to me as -- to my child a

here's the satellite and radar. we've had lots of sunshine throughout tte day, with just some high clouds tracking into the north. here's the storm track 7 live weather network camera in coralville showing a nice sunset. details on how long warmer temperatures last coming missing teenager. moe sed was last seen at his waterloo home a week ago -- on thursday. the waterloo west high school student is a refugee from burma. his family says they are worried -- because moe has special needs and needs his medicine. on friday -- his family, classmates, police, and community members came together to search for him. they were talking to people, business owners, and handed out flyers. coming up at ten -- kwwl's jessica hartmen will bring you more about the prayer serviceetonight. one man is in the hospital following a rollover accident. it was reported on dunkerton road near schenk in waterloo. 40-year-old stephen hanan was travvling east whhn he crossed the centerline. authorities believe he went into the ditch -- hit a box c

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they've now playced flowers here. and if youou come across the reet, you can see the memorial that's been growing by the hour here. people coming to remember all of those who were lost. includeing this young family, bringing their little boy to light candles. but saying this isn't enough. >> i don't think coming is enough. it's not enough. >> reporter: across this great city, that told us the great thing. in a moment, we'll have more on the pregnana woman, and the other witnesses and hostages that made it out. >>> but we want to get to the manhunt, 200 miles away in brussels, three men connected to the terrorist attacks. they're warning that the one that got away is very dangerous, and they're telling the public not to intervene. here's terry moran. reporter: tonight, an international manhunt for a suspect. officials tell abc news he's one of three brothers, one died during the massacre, and the other has been detained in belgium authorities warn people n n to confront him.m. he's believed to have been ininlved in the

here's a picture of him here. the police force joined the school's basketball game for a moment of silence before yesterday's game. they're still investigating a motive but robert lewis dear ranted and raived about politics and awork. he said, quote, no more baby parts, end quote, in reference to abortions. we get the latest from nbc's leanne gregg. >> reporter: a canned dell light vigil for a plav who lost his life. over a gunman who terrorized a neighborhood. on friday reports of shots fired on the west side of colorado springs. when police arrive they'd were met with a hail of gunfire. law enforcement says the shooter robert lewis dear armed with an ak-47 rifle fired into a strip mall wounding nine and killing three. >> there was a guy behind me with blood splatter and he said there's an active shooter outside. >> reporter: he finally gave up and was taken into custody. the colorado sprengs mayor was the first of those who responded. >> there's no question we could have had more victims but for the incredible w

but here's the breaking news. see traffic is moving at this point on i-95 southbound at cottman. this is the shot you a showing you earlier. we still see the emergency workers up ahead at this point but they had multi-vehicle accident, two trucks blocking all lanes on i-95 southbound at cottman. now they've pushed it off to the side. they're allowing some of the stuck traffic to get through because there's a lot of stuck traffic on i-95 southbound at cottman that will be closed awhile. they're still diverting traffic on i-95 southbound at woodhaven. so, they're kind of forcing everybody off at this point but i think they're going reopen that soon now that they're allowing some of this stuck traffic to get through. a multi-vehicle accident has created a mess on i-95. now we look at the shot approaching cottman. you still see that it's basically a parking lot from past woodhaven road to cottman but finally at least they're starting to move because up ahead at cottman they've allowed some of that traffic to get throu

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i'm here for the same reason you are here, i love books. are all here, everybody in this room loves books, right? [applause] >> even the agent loved their books and they are here tonight. i grew up in a household that was filled with books, my parents were these super intellectual, graduates and met as undergraduates at harvard. i say the last thing at the risk of making you hate them because really the most al -- alianated thing is that they went to harvard. that's true. if i said that i cooked meth, for example, you would be like we should be compassionate, we don't know what led him to cook meth but if i told you i went to harvard, you're like what a -- [laughter] >> and you would be right. you would be absolutely right. they were like the supersmart people. it was hard to deal with, it was sort of challenging for me. little story. i remember one time i was in middle and we were sitting around the dinner table and i guess i was looking a little bit down in the mouth and my dad said to me, what's wrong, and i said, all the kids at school