. >> jane chandler. >> jane chandler. this is going to be great.e in the country for this work? >> in all humility, yes. >> jane, would you concur? >> yes. >> rachel? >> yes. >> all right. so we're exactly -- >> thank you, rachel. thank you, jane. that was a good answer. >> all right. so we're in the right place. we're in the right place with the right people. would somebody whoop for us before we go? >> whoop. >> how's that? >> that's not bad. all right. good. i think we're all set. we're off to see cranes. >> you and i can go into some observation pens over here and get up close and personal. these birds are native only to north america. 22 birds were alive in 1942. >> on the planet. >> on the planet. we figured there was something like three or four breeding females. essentially extinct. >> down to three for -- >> breeding females, yeah. >> how many today? >> something over 500 in total. >> so why do you give a crap? >> you know, personally, i kind of got into the whole field because i was interested in bird watching as a young kid. and liked th

jane.o, last night, while you were sleeping after you went trick or treating, i ate all your halloween candy. i'm sorry. i don't know what came over me, i just got hungry. and i wanted it. and i so ate it. do you understand? don't worry, we'll get some again next year, okay? okay? okay? are you mad? little mad. hard to tell if you're mad or not. are you mad? she's very angry. she's having a fit. she's really mad. well, again, sorry about that. we'll try again next year, okay? yep. turned out she wasn't mad. she was pooping. [ laughter ] it's hard to tell sometimes. so, anyway, we sifted through more than 1,000 videos and whittled it down to our favorites. it's time now for our beloved holiday tradition. hey. >> jimmy: jimmy kimmel, i told my kids we ate all their halloween candy. >> we ate your candy. >> why? >> it was good. >> you ruined my life! >> we ate it all while you were sleeping. >> no! >> oh, man. i'm going to eat it all. jimmy kimmel said i should eat all your candy, okay? okay,

like stephen and jane, jane would be dressing stephen every day and thing like it.ice in all the photograph of him, his tie would be perfectly straight, and his jacket would look -- and that love, to have that commitment to someone, and i knew that jane would always be there making straight, paying that kind of attention to someone. does -- it does, you need energy and commitment to do that. >> what pressure is your agent under now to bring you scripts this good for the next few months and years? >> this good? maybe with a bit more comedy in the mix. it would be lovely to have a few week of shooting where you're not crying every day. >> i assume your next project, i'm hoping, isn't as emotionally draining as this was. >> i'm working with jay who made "the impossible" with naomi watts, who i'm a huge fan of. he's a phenomenal director. it's a very emotional story called "a monster called." i'm lucky, i'm working with a great director. >> that helps. >> yeah, it does help. when you're ultimately at their vision, you have to trust them. >> it's a lovely dress you have

it is a really sad story about jane byrne.he was considered the most intelligent mayoral candidate running for the city she was very sharp and a very nice woman! well guys we do have some snowfall on the way. we even have some lake snow. south bend had the 4th heaviest snow records set yesterday! take a look at this picturthese pictures from south bend! from wisconsin... take a look at this condo complex they have been hit with 36 in. of snow in her earlhurley! wisconsin... take a look at this picture from michigan over 30 in. of snow over the past week and closer to home. combine work near sublet illinois during the snowfall... what a weather regime we've had! it's a dirty high which means we are dealing with cloud cover. the weather is pretty unstable generating cloud cover not to mention the lake effect clouds. the radar shows a cluster of snowfall. the cold air is fanning out across the country on the florida has escaped arcticon the florida escaped the arction the only florida has escaped this cold weather... 26 degrees a

loirnglori jane gliha interviewe mayor. >> do i want to quit? it is tough, i've committed a lot of my life already to this city. to step away instead of seeing it through doesn't make sense to me. >> reporter: what has been the hardest part of this for you? >> the hardest part has been seeing the community i've grown up in, the city that i've been on the city council for almost ten years now to see it embroiled in this kind of racial tension, this kind of uproar, i've never seen this kind of outcry, any kind of outcry really, we're the community that bucked the trend when it came to white flight. if you look at the neighboring communities around ferguson they're 90 to 95, some of them 97% african american. ferguson is 65%, you have a large number of white residents who stayed and happy with the defort andiversity and embracede diversity. >> early on you said there was no racial divide. do you still believe that? >> i would say that i mean it's clearly raicials divides. clearly divides -- racial divides. clearly divides all across the country. a

today to quell the number number of injuries and death navigate this intersection that supervisor jane kim help we've got counsel a number of the injuries in the city those one has 50 accidents here resulting in two fatalities so i'm so glad to see residents here and community-based organizations whether it's united players or the so cam are the residents like ms. jones to join the city agency and the opportunity transportation authority and mta and the mayor's office our vision zero director and the supervisor staff agencies like walk sf and others we really have to come together literally on everyone every one of the intersection if we don't do something different more accidents will occur if anything we have to slow down traffic and make all people from all sides aware whether in their walkers or bicyclists or industrial folks everybody that is using our street have to be that much more aware and watch out for each other i myself these device when crossing the street i don't cross because i've got the green light i try to make eye contract and look both ways especially, when you've

would be interested in knowing how this affects the function and use of the plan from the port and/or jane. how does that recommendation, i know it's a recommendation, but how would this affect your economic plan or your business plan? the objectives for the use of the space. the function, what does this do to you? >> from the port's perspective if the eop is comfortable relocating we think that could work. i'll let them speak to what it does to their business plan and the leasing, but as i said earlier, the port wanted to maintain the two open seating areas and that somewhat influenced how we ended up with this sort of asymetrical layout. >> i think the other thing that we considered is also where we can do core drilling. you know, the building is built on hundreds and hundreds of pilings so there's a limitation of where some of the core drillings can occur but with your comments i think we can go back and look, i think moving 4 over to 3 is a strong possibility. i think we just look at -- i absolutely understand your concerns about how it doesn't really match some of the symmetry that's

michael community i want to give a warm welcome to the honorable mayor ed lee supervisor supervisor jane kim (clapping (clapping.) superintendent carranza chief suhr (clapping.) and all of city and transportation leaders that who are here this morning. >> (clapping) >> we have very happy to be here today to highlight that walking to school can be fun and healthy for our students betsy car michael is a very special school because of the exists people and the families who work for a one purpose to make this school a great place to learn for the children of san francisco and a we love that our school it in the heart of this great city of san francisco and unfortunately student families and staff are put in danger of traffic too often our parents and school community have worked to win the safety improvement we have a leading cerebral on 7th street and fulsome and new school zone signage i want to thank you commissioner lee e mayor ed lee for his leadership and making our streets safe for children at betsy and across the city. >> i'd like to thank supervisor jane kim so far supporting the ch

>> i think we are, unfortunately, jane. when we see tanks, armored personnel carriers, mobilized artillery kraus crossing a sovereign state border, it's somewhat shocking to be honest. it's rerefuteable. this isn't hot air coming out of brussels. this is lying coming out of moscow. >> what can be done to change president putin's course? >> there is a package of things. first and foremost, we need to maintain as much international solidarity. so going back to the united nations, taking this in front of the body of nations and condemning the action. secondly, we need to reassure nato allies this is jianging people in the baltic states, in poland watching, again tanks crossing a border. thirdly, we need to strengthen the ukrainian armed forces. we have to make putin pay a price and that price has to come back to roost in moscow, fourth, its sanctions, these are beginning to bite. we can find a variety of evidence of this including the collapse in the value of the reboundle. one could argue that is going to take time, and it wi

we've done complochlts around this school and that's correct to supervisor jane kim she's been a bin champion of making sure this school is safe we're we're going to do the same thing at see west portal and james weldon johnson how about every school is safe like this one yeah. (clapping.) we're going to work hard to do that we want every school, in fact, some kids have to take the bus and ride to school some kids take hair priekz e bikes and ride to school and many, many kids walk to go school we want to make sure our entire experience whether on the sidewalks or crossings the streets is also guarantee go back to be safe that's work working with hard to pass a bond to get more money to fix those streets and make them safer working class to make sure 3 vision zero everybody knows vision zero that that means no fatalities or accidents that means our city will be safe we want zero accidents that hurt people because of cars or because of crosswalks that are not safe vision zero is the way we want to make sure we fund that well ink say vision zero all vision zero. >> we have a big advoca

not been quite as big a crowd, lori jane? >> yes, you know what, it's much different than what john terret is experiencing, i can tell through my ear piece that it's much less over there -- >> lori jane we're going to have to interrupt you. we're going to hear now from his announcement here in the courthouse. >> first and inform most i'd -- and foremost i'd like to extend my deepest sympathies to the family of michael brown. regardless of the circumstances, they lost a family member, and theiring sadness knows no bounds. michael brown was killed by officer darren wilson. within minutes accounts filled with speculation and little if any solid accurate information. almost immediately, neighbors began gathering and age are began growing because of the various descriptions of what had happened, and because of the underlying tension between the police department and the significant part of the neighborhood. the st. louis county police conducted an extensive investigation at the crime scene. at times under very trying circumstances

jane countered with a note saying, no wilkie, no milky. [laughter] despite their initial political differences, jane saw side of barkley that the public did not usually see. she saw that his humor masked a very diligent and driven man. you are not quite the happy-go-lucky fellow you pretend to be, she commented. you are so much more serious than most people realize. after four years as vice president, barkley retired from politics, seemingly forever. but he longed to return to the senate chamber, so he ran for and won reelection to the senate in 1954. ousting another big-name candidate, republican john sherman cooper. barkley returned to the senate as the junior senator from kentucky. two years into his second tenure in the senate, barkley was doing what he loved, speaking to a crowd of students at a mock convention at washington and lee university.

jane o'brien there for the moment in arlington, virginia. we're going to be bringing you all the developments and results as they happen here on "bbc world news." just head to our website for all you need to know about the midterms and why they matter. there's a live page running for all the latest updates. that's at bbc.com/news. we'll also have special coverage here on "bbc world news." join us for midnight "gmt" as america votes 2014. >>> going to bring you some other news now. staying in the u.s., safety investigators trying to establish the cause of the virgin spaceship 2 crash. they've given more details about their initial findings. investigators say cockpit video shows the co-pilot moving a lever to unlock the system designed to slow the craft down in preparation for re-entry. this was done earlier than should have happened. >>> there's been a double tragedy as australia's most famous horse race, the melbourne cup, with the death of two horses. seventh place geraldo was put down after a serious leg injury in a freak accident, and tha

we are having a little technical issue with jane. apparently she is back. jane? >> reporter: how are you doing, sue. it is a little windy here. just like the port, the extended contract talks with the port, someone's pain is someone else's gain. as port hogs create congestion companies are having to find other ways to -- >> we are going to go back to jane. they have strong santa ana winds out there and that does effect the live shot. we try to figure out whether we can solve the technical issues with jane wells. >>> one thing we can be sure of that jane was not in buffalo, new york. she was dressed very comfortably for the nice balmy weather at lax. >>> consumer staples stocks hitting an all-time high today. it is the best performing sector this month up 3% and fourth best performer this year up about 12%. there had been some losers, always are seemingly. avon down nearly 40% year to date. investors may not want to give up on that stock and some others just yet. morgan brennan with a list. >> analysts and strategists caution the staples sector is expensive thanks

. >> good afternoon, i'm jane connors, i'm senior property manager of the building and i've been on the property since december 2002. being part of the landlord and management team over the last over 10 years we have learned that we are more stewards of a cultural institution than landlords of a mixed use building. the ferry building is 1 -- one of the most beloved iconic buildings of san francisco and certainly one of the most important offices with the equity office's portfolio. as mark said, it's taken two years to develop these draws, careful consideration. everything we do at the ferry building is done, you know, with careful thought and i know one of the most gratifying parts of my job, of my team's job is bringing in small businesses and providing them a permanent brick and morter space to begin their first for ray into business and one of our great success stories is taking james freeman from blue bottle coffee from a coffee cart out in the ferry plaza and providing him one of his first shops in his growing business, but those are great stories to tell and we know we have more t

chicago's first and only female mayor, jane byrne, will be laid to rest today. and the bears bounce back from a three game losing streak.. in a win over the vikings. we'll have highlights. good morning. i'm dan ponce. and i'm lourdes duarte. thanks for joining us on the wgn morning news at *4 a-m. demetrius ivory has a check of our weather. we were a little nervous with that accumulating snow over the weekend. >> sometimes it's just that one or 2 in. that makes everything to terrific. that's what it was. the for significant snow up the season fell. if you think it was called last weekend, just wait the cold is coming today. stuck in the freezer. today we will only reach 26 degrees below the average high. scattered snow flurries. right now it's 12 in union. 11 in waukegan. morris is at 15. wind speed out of the west between 5 mi. per hour in waukegan and up to 10 in dekalb. 14 in valparaiso. wind chill is slow. - 3, - 6. to see when chills below zero tonight. the good news is the significanceout to the west. good morning to cleveland. too bad you want people to s

jane doe says it was a single push. jane macdonald says jane doe hit him several times with a close fit current there was no visible injuries. >> reporter: at one point he grabbed her neck. jane doe says she was fighting back visibly macdonald, a difficult the police at sixth he needed to get the police did this female out of his home. then he stated that he would like to press for domestic of the domestic abuse. he is trying to push me out of the house. >> reporter: she stated that she did not want him arrested just removed from the home. their police to get a rest macdonald. assuming that he was the aggressor. >> reporter: jane doe refuse to participate in the investigation after that. again, the d.a. concluded that because it was mutual fighting a terrible or significant injuries or prior domestic violence with the mcdonald cannot prove with a reasonable doubt that he did not act in self- defense. >> pam: berkeley police are calling the death of a 20- year -old contra costa man suspicous. >> pam: yaib -hev loomba was

both jane doe and mcdonald agree that jane doe struck first. jane doe says it was a single push. we have posted the story on our web page. >>> you can now add mo if, fett field to the google portfolio. a google subsidiary plans to add millions. plans to use the site for technology research including space exploration and robotics. nasa will continue to run its ames research on the site. >>> as many as 18,000 nurses plan to go on strike tomorrow morning at kaiser permanente hospitals in the bay area and beyond. 65 kaiser hospitals and clinics will be affected. nurses plan to pit the picket line then return to work two days later. kaiser says it has contingency plans and nurse replacements. but some elected procedures and appointments could be cancelled. contract talks began back in july. the nurses say the job action is about patient care, staffing and training for ebola. >>> solar panels failing and catching fire. >> we have had roofs burn. >>> two investigating examines the claims that one of the biggest energy companies knew about the problem for years. >>> live storm tracker 2

and james, always great to see jane.lways see each other in the cnn greenroom but often in the field. we were in ukraine together for elections. senator kaine, i wonder if i could begin with you. this is an issue that splits both parties. and you see the president now oddly presenting that he wants to pursue a new aumf. possibly as an olive branch but knowing there's some in the g.o.p. that might be more forward leaning than members of his own party. i wonder if in the current environment we can look at this issue as one where there's a potential for bipartisan agreement? to give some definition whether before or ideally, as you say, during the lame duck session, but perhaps after as well? >> i do. i look at this split in both parties. not as a negative but positive. so many things up on the hill now get divided into partisan camps. this clearly is no. on foreign relations committee, one of my hardest votes thus far was the vote to authorize use of military force in syria punish assad for use of chemical weapons. it was

lori jane gliha, al jazeera, hanford, washington. >> we just heard from tom carpenter in lori jane's report. he is the man who founded hanford challenge and he joins us now with what this new report means. can you tell us tom how much a break through this really is? will it really be able to help these workers? >> well, we hope so. this report was a watershed report insofar as it showed us and told us that workers at the hanford site are in danger every day that they're working out there. because of the nature of the chemicals that come out of these tanks into the breathing space of workers and the fact that they are connected to health damage that happens. and they found that the program at the hanford site isn't sufficient to protect these workers from these vapors much less detecting what they're disposed to or giving them the appropriate medical treatment. >> if the system is incapable of detecting exposure, it means this is in jeopardy for some period to come right? >> that's true. the answer is to put workers on what's called supplied air, like wearing a scuba tank except at th

and jay and it's always great to see jane. we see jane in the "cnn" green room but also the field as well. senator kaine i wonder if i can begin with you. this is an issue that splits both parties and you see the president now oddly presenting pursuing aumf as an olive branch to their site but knowing there some gop that might be more forward-leaning that members of his own party. i wonder in the current environment if we can look at this issue as one where there's a potential for bipartisan agreement, to give some definition whether before or ideally as you say during the lame-duck session but perhaps after as well. >> i look at the split in both parties not as a negative but as a positive. so many things up on the hill get divided into partisan camps and this clearly is not partisan. i'm foreign relations committee one of my hardest votes was whether to authorize use of military force in syria to punish bashar assad for chemical weapons against civilians. it was a nonpartisan vote. it was a divided vote because the question

done and need everybody's help the biggest advocate not only in the neighborhood is our supervisor jane kim she's brown on this (clapping) walking and talking and making sure that we incite the fund for this to happen and i time to say again, thank you supervisor for your leadership and thank you to you all the different allocations public works and the police departments to all of the infrastructure groups and to the advocates you know we don't want to be crying over the next accident but slshlt we saved for lives so each one of the traffic signal are these is important to the community thank you for being here (clapping). >> thank you, mr. mayor this is the kind of leadership we need to make our streets safer i want to thank the mayor for van prop a $500 million in education bonds for $300 million will be invested in advancing vision zero making our streets safer and it's not not only coming from the executive branch but the elective supervisor kim and all the 11 members of the board of supervisors unanimously supported prop a on the ballot and with that kind of unanimous support if c

because of conflicting accounts, the lack of verifiable eyewitnesses, and the lack of cooperation by jane doe, we cannot prove that a crime occurred. >> reporter: the d.a.'s office says even though responding officers arrested mcdonald because he appeared to be the dominant aggressor and there were injuries, prosecutors had questions about how much force was used. the d.a.'s says says it doesn't want the decision to complete vent victims from reporting a crime. >> both parties state that jane doe struck first and her minor injuries are consistent with restraint and a struggle. how much force was used during that struggle, that's something that we're not gonna know because we didn't have the photos from 48 hours later or her cooperation beyond that. i want to be careful that we're not blaming the victim here. she's entitled to make her decision. >> reporter: the 49ers released a statement saying, "the issue of domestic violence is important to us as it is throughout society. we have taken this allegation seriously just as we've taken the principles of due process seriously. based on the in

jane, i just came back from d.c. quite a lot of talk of political apathy there, but these votes do matter, don't they? >> they do indeed. and the polls here have just this second opened, but as you can see, nobody's actually rushing to cast their ballot yet. voter turnout is expected to be very low, but nevertheless, as you say, these are very, very tightly-fought races. a lot of money is being spent, by some estimates 20 million a day in the last week in some of these tightly-fought races. $200 million just in the month of october. so a lot is at stake. republicans need six senate seats to regain control of the senate. and early indications are that they've already got three. so everything is to play for. and the country is holding its breath. >> and the way the system works, obviously in america with these elections, you often get these midterm results which go against whoever the incumbent is in the white house. but what does this mean for people watching around the world who say okay, how will this affect what ob

we have team three coverage for you, we will begin with "eyewitness news" reporter jane carabao in north philadelphia where we're told carlesha is resting with her family this morning, jan? >> reporter: erika and ukee, good morning, as soon as this family learned carlesha was found safe in maryland they have hospital in a car and raised down there to meet her where she was than going treatment for minor injuries. she was in good condition. they say she's resting and looking forward to a good night's sleep after this 72 hour ordeal. a joyous reunion, and a overwhelming sense of relief for carlesha gaither a a and her family this morning as they left the the hospital in maryland and headed home. >> she good. she want to thank all y'all for your help, everybody. she just kept saying thank you. happy to be back home and safe. >> reporter: it has been a frightening 72 hours for 22-year old after being snatched sunday night off a germantown street. her family knew importance of every hour she remain missing. >> i am like the first 24 hours is the most crucial hours, any type of case like that.

, it's great to see jane. we see each other in the cnn green room but in the field as well. we were in ukraine for elections. we will have that. i wonder if i would begin with you. this is an issue that splits both parties. you see the president now oddly presenting this that he wants to pursue a new aumf, knowing that there's some in the gop that might be more forward leaning than his own party. i wonder if we can look at this issue as one where there's a potential for bipartisan agreement, to give definition whether before or ideally as you have said during the lame-duck session but perhaps after. >> i look at the split not as a negative but positive. so many things on the hill now get divided. this is not partisan. on foreign relations committee one i my hardest votes was whether to authorize use of military force in syria to punish use of chemical weapons against civilians. it was a 10-8 vote but not part son. it was divided because it was hard. but it was nonpartisan because it didn't break down along par

and i would definitely go besides the fact that -- i would go with jane's house. >> jane is topless.ll show her baby pictures. >> look at that. >> jane is topless. that is why she won the last round. >> that is some very sexy lingerie. >> real estate porn here. >> there is brian sullivan on graduation day from one of the schools in my home state of virginia. you got a few seconds more to vote at cnbc.com. >> and now he has two babies. >> it's very nice. >> what were you saying? >> we need to go to the results here. >> we are at the results. >> you would pick the coast. >> yes. >> which is why they will pick the other, right? >> i guess people like the lake house. they like the feel of it. >> beautiful house, beautiful finishes. well done. >> the viewers have spoken there. and a topless wells couldn't pull it out. >> not this time. >> we'll be back to jane. >>> the next matchup in our next hour on "street signs." >> i don't think that was the lakehouse winner. i think that was the wrong picture. maybe we were seeing the back of it. you will crown the ultimate winner during "closing be