jamie: awful.ere enjoying our families, they're away from their families and they're fighting for us overseas. today in afghanistan troops did get a chance to celebrate the thanksgiving holiday, and conor powell is streaming live from the kunar province in afghanistan. connor? >> reporter: good morning and happy thanksgiving, jamie. just, we are here in a bunker, a plywood and sandbag bunker here at combat outpost nevada. this is one of the most remote and sort of rustic places on the front lines here in kunar province, and just to give you a sense of what this place is actually like, there is no running water, there's very little electricity, and a donkey each day brings up hot food for the troops here to eat. now today, of course, because it was thanksgiving, the military actually flew in some turkey, stuffing, potatoeses and things like that, so the troops here, there's about 10 or the -- 12 of them to actually have a chance to get a thanksgiving dinner. and i'm fortunate to be joined by christo

jamie? >> jamie: it would take a super miracle, maybe. meanwhile is there any way the super committee can come together before the deadline? the predictions are, absolutely not. but what will happen if they don't? joining me now, washington times columnist, charlie hurt, who has been following it from the start. is the big topic of the day. what do you think, what is going on behind closed doors, right now? >> i think, you know, the bottom line is, that you know, republicans refuse to accept the premise that you have to raise more money, raise taxes, in order to deal with the deficit and the democrats are adamant that we not make the severe cuts without raising taxes. and, it is just two intractable sides and they will never agree on some big number, i think the very best thing that we might hope for, out of the committee is that they come up with some sort of fig leaf, small amount of cuts they an agree on, but, literally, it will not be 1/10 the size of the $15 trillion deficit we saw get

details now, jamie. >> jamie: well, thank you so much. this is a very important border that's been closed and the question is how will it affect our troops. this route is key to supplying coalition forces in afghanistan. and there's another important question that we have to consider here. and can pakistan and the ruu.s. get on the same page when it comes to fighting terror. general, good morning. >> all right. >> good afternoon, i should say. this has been going on since early this morning, there's so much concern about the supply lines, we have to get our troops what they need. how critical are the closures? >> and well, it's not that critical for right now, jamie, about 30% of all of the nonweapons materials that traffics in afghanistan, they have sufficient reserves for about 10 or 15 days and the big issue is really fuel, a fuel and so, it's not an extreme emergency right now, what's important is that general, general, the pakistani leader, chief of staff and general john alan, the commander in afghanistan, get together, work this ou

jamie?hould point out, though, afterwards he did clarify that these are folks who have been here 25 years, and they're talking residency, not citizenship. he's not backing down, is he? >> reporter: no, he's saying the accusation that he is for amnesty for 11 million illegal immigrants is, quote, explicitly false. he issued a statement on thanksgiving day which read i am for a local citizen panel to consider certification of those who have been here 25 years and have family and community and have been law-abiding and tax-paying. they could get a red card and could be legal but with no path to citizenship and no right to vote, end quote. now, that krieble foundation that gingrich cites believes that local citizen boards would free up law enforcement to control the real threats at the border. it also believes that free markets would determine the number of workers needed and that the private sector would be licensed by the government to issue smart card work permits. you know it's going to be f

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important. >> jamie: interesting.ore than 2 million people are diagnosed with certain types of skin cancer and just this week the federal government stepped in, to make sure teens are getting the information about dangers of the sun, i guess, dr. siegel, you can tell them to stay out of the sun, will they listen? >> u.s. preventive service task force is claiming from 10 to 24 is a group that is going to listen. i talked to my 14-year-old about it this morning and he says he will not listen and i think the real issue here, and i disagree with the guideline, everybody should be told this, the american academy of dermatology says everybody should avoid sun exposure, not just specific groups but it is good we are turning to our teens and saying, don't go to tanning salons, don't go in the sun so easily and cover with sunscreen and getter vitamin d in other ways, if you need to, get out of the sun. >> jamie: the thing is with vitamin d you need sun exposure and you could explain it to your teenagers as well, doctor? do it

let's go there now to jamie. hello, jamie. >> hey, jimmy! >> jimmy: how's it going?etable garden. >> jimmy: very impressive. i have not seen it. show us around a little bit. >> well, we have big vaj tables here. medium vegetables here. we even have little builts over here, little bites. and the best thing about these vegetables is that they are always in season. >> jimmy: those look a little bit like pizzas. >> no, they're vegetables. >> jimmy: are pizzas vegetables? >> yeah. yeah. they are vegetables. >> jimmy: pizzas are vegetables. >> he's right, jimmy. pizzas are vegetables. >> these are now officially usa fully certified government vegetables. >> jimmy: who am i to argue with jamie oliver, i guess. >> can i have a slice? >> jimmy: thank you, jamie. thank you for the garden. we'll see you in a bit. bring vegetables for everyone. [ applause ] what's that? we go now to diane sawyer with breaking facebook news. >> a special report. >> good evening, i'm diane sawyer. breaking news out of hartford, connecticut, where beck kip's favorite pizza toppings are in order. pe

jamie?mie: eric i know you have heard of this, the growing number of lawmakers who are joining the call, demanding the resignation of attorney general eric holder. coming up, right here, live, we'll hear from a member of the house committee on oversight and government reform, on why he thinks holder's days with the white house should be numbered. >> eric: plus the race to save greece from its mounting debts. what happens if they don't get a bailout? you understand what it means for us? should we buy, sell? how about our 401(k)? explanations, coming up. my name is jill strange, i'm forty-nine years-old, i love gardening, and i love volleyball. i've been taking osteo bi-flex for several years now. i really can't see myself not taking it. osteo bi-flex is a great product. i can go back and do gardening with comfort. [ male announcer ] osteo bi-flex, the glucosamine chondroitin supplement with 5-loxin advanced. shows improvement in joint comfort within 7 days. [ jill strange ] since taking osteo

>> elaborate on that, jami. really, probably the biggest issue here is the ease with which powerful individuals can acquire illicit materials, whether it's -- >> actually, i've got to say something. in referencing your book, it's not ease, it's greed. because these people can make vast amounts of money if they pay individuals. >> the doctors -- >> no, the individuals who demand these kinds of medications. you can persuade a doctor. look at this doctor. he was earning $150,000 a month. >> of compensation from michael. but you're saying because michael jackson's business was so profitable, that he could uniquely offer a physician 150 gs a month to do whatever he wanted. >> during the proceedings, wasn't there a question about the suitability of dr. murray. and aeg, the concert promoter was told that mr. jackson had a report with conrad murray. i'll tell you what the report was. it was $150,000 a month. >> and that conrad murray would say yes. the question is -- >> for $150,000 a month. >> toure and i were talking

hi, jamie. you never know what's going on behind closed doors in washington and inside conversations, but both democrats and republicans on the super committee are talking about the gap that existed from day one for this group, that they just can't seem to bridge. republicans say democrats are balking at gop proposals for spending cuts. >> surely our democratic colleagues can agree that a bloated federal government that has grown by about 25% in the last few years can tighten its belt by 2% over the next 10 years. >> but democrats say the divide is over tax increases, and say republicans will not agree to put more of the tax burden on the rich. >> all americans, the wealthiest among us, need to participate. we're still waiting for a revenue plan from the republicans that meets that test. >> both sides say they're hopeful the super committee can reach a deal by wednesday's deadline. will that actually happen? democratic senator john kerry said yesterday "i don't know at this point in time." kelly

jamie, looks like a come and sun-tastic weekend. >> grate cost -- great costume. >>> amtrak announced it is extending free wireless internet including the northeast regional trains that whisk through our area. it's already vale on ac -- excel. >>> near washington, d.c. they celebrated with a brand-new statue. it honors president ronald reagan at the airport that bears cyst his -- his name. nancy reagan wasn't able to make it there but thanked them for helping make the statue a really. the nine foot high bronze statue stands right outside of terminal a. >>> updating the catholic church by returning to the roots. how the mass you've been saying for decades is undergoing a change. >>> plus, hate waiting in line? why future trips to the dress pri store won't take up your whole afternoon. >>> sometime as super hero needs rescuing. what happened last night. i'm kelly swoope. i'll have those stories and more plus wyatt's forecast. >>> let's take a look at our weather the day after halloween. >> yes, jamie, so much better than leading in halloween. bhot tom line -- bottom line is much better

jamie and jamie dimon he's really kind of a hot target for protests in occupy wall street protesters and surprisingly i don't know if this is a little brush of p.r. genius on his part he spun it is speech to agree with the protesters however he kind of recuse j.p. morgan saying that things have become or any one there are big institutions to blame but in his bank and he doesn't qualify you can't lump everybody together this is great. i mean honestly it ok so if his net worth two hundred billion and he makes twenty two million annually so that any of those people that he was i don't know the people that are out there some of that might not even make twenty two thousand a year but this is really great because he did say keep the faith in the media so you serious only serve it so this kind of keeps with our whole theme of bankers being holier now holier than thou hell of a guy who they are protests. there is outside protesting them and yet they can't even see them. as being part. of the proof closers the michael jackson michael jackson's of the protests someone's dog. ok i just you know

per more on the impending verdict which we expect at any moment, let's bring in jamie floyd and john who is a former prosecutor. ed chernoff, defense attorney for conrad murray said this is not a reality show. this is reality. you must not find his doctor guilty of actions perpetrated by michael jackson. >> he was extremely effective and not celebrity attorney of the sort we might have expected. >> like a mark geragos. >> but a attorney known to us who know trial attorneys across the country and very effective in a courtroom and that line referenced goes to the heart of the case. this is an involuntary manslaughter case, not a murder case. it's more complicated for the jury for that reason. there is no intent alleged by the prosecution and therefore any act by anyone including the victim himself can provide the defense. the reasonable doubt this jury needs to acquit. >> the prosecutor kept talking about the fact that he felt conrad murray was conducting a scientific experiment in a bedroom because there is not ann treatiologi theseiologist on the planet that would recommend this and

it's called "jamie oliver's meals in minutes." jamie, welcome back.here's the two biggest excuses people use when it comes to cooking at home, i don't have the time -- >> yes, sir. >> and i don't want to mess up, make mistakes. you can take that out of it. >> yes, and money as well. i've traveled around the world. the best foods i've always eaten have always been from the poor communities. so it's not about any of those issues, it's about knowledge. and that's why i love what i do. >> why the poor communities, basic cooking? >> because humans are so clever, and when they can cook, they can duck, they can dive, they can make a meal stretch a long ways, they can make things really nutritious, and of course, tasty. when a poor person can eat like a king, this is a beautiful thing that makes us all enjoy life. >> all right, so, we've got an inexpensive meal here with very little prep time. we're starting with the chicken. you like the thighs? >> we've got chicken thighs here. they're very economical. it also means you can get a slightly better type of chi

jamie has two ravens on the 7- day. look at that. thanksgiving and the turkey and the rain it's to battle of the birds. >> good. >>> coming up, this is a greatone story a boy in arizona does a good deed and gets a cool reward. >>> and this is what you will see after abc2 news at 11. >>> coming up on night line it's not just kim kardashian. a shocking number of women say they know they are making a mistake as they walk down the aisle. we go inside marriage regret. >>> plus, katie couric with regis for the grand finale coming on night line after abc2 news at 11. >>> playing soccer out in arizona when the 8-year-old finds an ipod in the grass and tells his dade want to find the owner and his dad calls apple with the serial number and it belongs to another dad in connecticut who lost his ipod two years ago on a trip to six flags in massachusetts. >> gees. >> how it got to arizona we have no idea. wal-mart reward james a new ipod touch for his birthday for just being honest. >> cool. awesome. >> no good deed really goes unrewarded and the

jamie figure letter is a first grade teacher in brooklyn. jamie, we're seeing success in what's known as enhanced curriculum, read alongs, group discussions, enhancing what we do in the classroom. 19-year-olds who participated in enhanced curriculum, 21% were more likely to graduate high school. 61% more like tloi go on to college. how is this working in the classroom? >> well, i think across the board you have a lot of teachers who do tons of read alloweds and tons of math games as way to promote mathematical understanding. it really works. kids are learning how to communicate with one another. they're learning how to understand books and wrap their heads around what's happening in books and get them excited about reading. it's really amazing way of teaching actually because they really start to internalize their educational process. >> is it more contact with the teachers and students. that is the most important relationship in education. >> absolutely. of course. so what we do all the time is called conferencing where you're working in sm

jamie costello is live at m&t bank stadium. >> they're cooking everything. they came right out of the woods. hey. this is the first thanksgiving meal today? >> you know what in the pilgrims have plymouth rock. we have russell in hamburg. >> we're pulling out the fried turkey. >> here comes the fried turkey. there you go. there you go. you have stuffing in here. any sausage in the stuffing? >> oysters. >> mashed potatoes, gravy, pumpkin pie. >> reporter: what did you bring? >> brownies. >> reporter: who brought the burger cookies. we're going to have a great night. what's the final store? >> that's a tough one. >> 35-21. >> it's going to be close. >> reporter: you look like you're nervous. >> i'm not nervous. i'm cool. >> reporter: that's it. all right. ravens 49ers tonight. let's go eat some tour kif -- turkey. >> the tough part will be stuffing the food into your jacket. >>> you open your home to family and friends, but what about a four-legged friend. >> looking at mow or giving me a -- me or giving me a kiss to say thank you. >> coming up, a local spret t

jamie costello is live at m&t bank stadium. >> we have turkey. >> turkey, mashed potatoes, stuffing, everything you have for thanksgiving. >>> show us. give us a peek. shrimp. couldn't pick a better spot. here it is. that turkey is shaking down there. how long have you been here. >> sense 2:30. >> reporter: everybody's related, right? all right. let's win this one. the turkey bowl. let's take a look at that. we am football in the morning, turkey and more football. calvert beat loyola today 31-17. it was a day of big plays. loyola made this close and the last five, six minutes, he turned on the wheels and they started putting it away. calvert wins and the final score was 31 to 17, but tonight it is the harbaugh bowl. you know what the biggest pressure in town is? the photographer who has to watch after the game. you better not blow that shot. win it tonight. happy thanksgiving from m&t bank stadium, back to you. >> this is a good day to be jamie cost tell low. >>> it's an annual tradition. this year the bea gaddy feast is different. abc2 news' brian kuebler explains. >> reporter: bea

i'm jamie costello, those stories and more coming up at 6:00.ere's a preview of what's ahead at 6:30. >>> what if we all bought just one gift this holiday season, one gift made in america. pulling together our christmas shopping list could create 200,000 new jobs. we'll tell you how tonight. @Ñ >>> they say turkey makes you tired, but it made many people want to go shopping. americans spent between 15% and 20% more. the increase is a good thing for retailors who in some cases make up to 40% of their overall profit during the holiday season alone. >>> a new study by jd power shows the average driver isn't happy with the navigation system. they report an average of three and a half problems. some of them, addresses and streets not found, too much gray area on the screen and systems that are too complicated. >>> millions of people use facebook every day, but soon, they could own a pose of the social media giant. the "wall street journal" reports that facebook plans to open stock to the public. if the rumors are true and facebook does go public sour

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. >> jamie you introduced us to him. the family needed $8000 to help the child get help with his seizures and we got great news and he will be getting it thank to his fellow student. we were there and his family and mom and andrew wanted to raise $50 doing odd jobs so william can afford the special dog, not only did andrew reach that goal, he raised $250. >> well, i raked leaves. i did a demolition drive in a basement. i cleaned out a car. i got some sponsors and i'm testing a video game for someone. >> that's impressive. >> you take that $250 a and combine it with all of the other fundraisers it comes out to $13,000 and that's how much it will take to train the dog which should be in williams' home in ten months. >>> andrew did his job, didn't he? way to go, andrew. >>> we got sad news tonight. ted foreman, a long time math teacher has died and the pep rally scheduled at calvert hall was called off out of respect and the cardinals will play the loyola dons in the catapult learning bowl and loyola leads it with 48 wins a

everybody has their tie on, i have mine but i think it'll look bet we are jamie. the johns hopkins children's center is selling miracle ties. >> reporter: there are a lot of them. the miracle tie program started in 1995 and it's raised more than maybe close to a million dollars for the children. let's see the stars who are the artists of their own ties, they draw their favorite things and the stories behind them will have you go to joe tonight and buying one. list tone madison who has been back and forth to hopkins for the last two years. >> when i have a bad treatment night i always pray to god and i feel like he sends down an angel to watch me. >> angels are all over the tie she has come up with. they are now available at your nearest joe banks store and here is mine. this made by victoria murray. she lives in essex and has anemia. she has little lady bugs all over the tie. by one for the kids and for hopkins. >> well it was a typical drive home on within interstate until a driver plunged off the road and onto a bridge several stories below. how it happened. >>>

jamie castillo joins us with the latest. >> reporter: investigators believe oscar hernandez fired at the white house on friday night. now the president was out of town at the time hernandez was arrested about in a hotel just about an hour outside of pittsburgh. police believe he shot at the white house from about 800 yards away on the national mall. agency one round hit bullet proof glass behind one of the white house's windows. another bullet on the building's exterior. tourists were shocked. >> that's very surprising because secret service is surrounded here. >> i saw enough police cars and different things last night. >> reporter: within five minutes of police hearing reports of shots fired, they found casings and linked the evidence to hernandez who is believed to suffer from mental illness and has a lengthy criminal record ranging from domestic violence to drug charges. jamie castillo, abc2 news. >> thanks. >>> checking out tonight's top stories, mother of one of jerry sandusky's alleged victims is speaking out. victim number one say the former coach claims he never sexually abu

. >> this is a wedding of jonathan and jamie. her best friend couldn't make it to the wedding. so they brought her to the wedding using an ipad. >> dashboard camera, oklahoma city. about as mundane as you can get. wait, wait, what's going on? look. oh, geez. >>> welcome back to "right this minute," everybody. this next video you're about to see is sure to go down as an internet classic. this is at the indiana state fair. a giant wind gust came in and blew down a stage at a concert. 5 people were killed, over 40 people injured, almost 20 people are still in the hospital today. this video has been everywhere. it was shot by a young woman names jessica silas, who was attending the concert with her parents. we have jessica silas via skype. jessica, hi. welcome to "right this minute." this video, as you just heard me saying, has been everywhere. all the coverage of this horrific event has included your video. >> yes. >> we want to know how this has impacted you. >> it's kind of mixed feelings for me because it is exciting to be on the news. but it's also very, very sad at the same t

jamie cavanaugh's sparring persona is just the opposite. he is a more attack-minded of marquez.e, is about resilience. marquez trade mark with which pacquiao is familiar. having dropped his opponent four times in two fights only to watch him rise each time. after 13 camps, rodella can gauge his performance simply. the harder pacquiao is breathing, the better the job the sparring partner has done. >> i think he is getting ready. he is getting his last pointers. last things he needs to just sharpen up. and i think we t won't go past six. and tastes simply delicious. for those of us with lactose intolerance... lactaid® milk. the original 100% lactose-free milk. >>> for nacho, a few hours at home don't necessarily translate to a break from work. he already knows the two previous fights against the opponent well. but there are always new clues to victory waiting to be discovered. >> old jobs have their routines, but occasional changes of pace can be refreshing. the calendar of training offs a handful of reliable opportunities for atypical days in the gym, including this one. media da

i'm jamie colby. three american students arrested in egypt are reportedly now on their way home.uke gates, derrick sweeney and gregory porter boarded separate flights out of the cairo overnight. all three arrested last sunday for allegedly throwing fire bombs at police, anti-government protests going on in tahrir square and days later the egyptian judge ordered them released. figure smiles for them. and calling in year's black friday one of the best if recent history. many of the big named stores opened their doors up to 12 hours earlier and online sales already soaring 20%. early reports suggest 152 million shoppers may have hit stores yesterday looking for the big bargains. i'm jamie colby, back to cavuto on business, keep it right here on the fox news channel. >> want to make sure you have more money when you retire. don't look to washington. look to-- that's right. newt gingrich saying that americans should do whatme chile is doing. it it's pretty clear their program is working a heck of a lot better than ours. >> it seems like it's working. what i like about it, your contrib

jamie fiddler is a first grade teacher at ps-261 in brooklyn. we're seeing success in what's known at enhanced curriculum. enhancing what we're doing in the classroom. a new study for evidence based policy shows 19-year-olds who participated in enhanced curriculum, 21% were more likely to graduate high school. 61% more likely to go on to college. how is this working in the classroom? >> well, i think across the board you have a lot of teachers now who do tons of read alouds, tons of shared reading, who do tons of math games as a way to promote mathematical understandings, and it really works. it really works. it's amazing. what you're developing is that kids are learning how to communicate with one another, how to really understand books and about their heads, what's happening in books and get them excited about reading. it's a really amazing way of teaching, actually, because they really start to internalize their educational process. >> and is it more contact with teachers and the student? it's definitely more one on one? >> oh, yeah, right. >

nbc bay area, jamie sayer. >>> cal bears, a date with oregon state.maynard out of the shut gun finds michael calvin for a 19-yard score. 7-3 cal. second quarter, maynard, a five-yard run for a touchdown. cal with a 14-6 halftime lead, they win 23-6. >>> to the ice, nhl coyotes in town for the sharks. ray whitney's shot, it was heavy off the boards. the rebound comes to vrbata, 1-0 phoenix. a minute to go in the first, the coyotes steal the puck. 2-0 sharks get shut out, 3-0 the final at home. >>> if you're a fan of the sweet science, manny pacquiao wins in the ufc tonight. san jose's cane velasquez loses the heavyweight belt to brazilian junior dell santos. that was in anaheim. diane, you like the fighting game? >> pac man, i'm all over that thing. >> ufc, i can tell, you're feisty. you get into the scoring circle. >> all right, thanks a lot, jim. we're going to check in with rob mayeda, checking on the wither. gray, gloomy, cold. >> everything except for the rain. it fell earlier. friday we had the rain around the bay area. now it's moved through sou

i'm jamie colby.ibya's minister of justice announcing the capture of muammar qaddafi's son. this was a picture broadcast on libyan tv and believed to show him with his hand injured. libyan troops say they grabbed him in southern libya near the border of niger. he was interviewed by a reporter from reuters and told the reporter that he was hurt in a nato air strike. white house says they cannot confirm yet these reports of his capture. and the son of former penn state coach joe paterno saying that his dad has a treatable form of lung cancer. paterno was fired by the university's board of trustees for his handling of a child abuse scandal and his long time former defense coordinator jerry sandusky is accused of sexually abusing young boys. i'm jamie colby. now back to "bulls and bears" here on the fox newschannel. >> brenda: teachers unions fired up and new jersey governor chris christie firing back. >> cut the crap. you know i don't hate gym teachers. no parent would say that gym is more important than

we have the biggest player in the silver market is jamie dimon and j.p. morgan of course which is they have a huge naked short position and they're shorting more silver than there is mined in the history of the world practically that's right they picked it up in america when they took over bear stearns best correct now max with this in mind i'm looking at this next headline from the china money report the from china scolds woman for having nothing of value to steal so women in china woke up and found an intruder in our apartment in the middle of the night but rather than run away the guy stayed there and the thief launched into a tirade cast izing the woman for having nothing of value to steal he criticised her for more than ten minutes telling her she needs to get educated work harder in accumulate some kind of wealth before she gets old the man went on i am but a simple thief yet i have more than you so i thought this could possibly be jamie diamond he read that there was all the silver going to try and he was like a cat burglar ring around looking for

live from america's news headquarters, i'm jamie colby.ay time is running out for the bipartisan congressional super committee. they are charged with cutting u.s. debt and they're reportedly not close to a deal. democrats rejecting a republican proposal yesterday claiming it didn't go far enough. republicans say the offer was bipartisan and balanced and if the panel cannot reach a deal by wednesday, it will automatically trigger $1.2 trillion in spending cuts. there is new video from california into fox showing police trying to disperse protesters at on occupy u.c. davis rally. there's one officer seen walking down a line of students spraying at them close range. it's believed to be pepper spray and the students demonstrating against tuition hikes, 10 arrests made. i'm jamie colby. back to cavuto on business. >> are you ok, no? >> neil: if you think things are getting better, think again. the government said inflation fell last month but calls for staples like food, clothing, bakery products and even health care, they're still heading up.