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jeanne theoharis, prior to december 1st, 1955, was rosa parks rebellious? >> guest: absolutely and her rebellious spirit starts as a young person come as a kid. for instance she grows up in a home with her grandparents and her mother, her grandfather after world war ii there is an uptick of klan violence, grandfather will set up with his shotgun and a young 6-year-old rosa parks will sit with him. a white bully pushes for another time and she pushes back, she believes she should not have to be pushed. her political life starts when she describes the first real active as she ever met and that is raymond parks. they get married in 1932 and she will join him argue not -- organizing in 1932 and for the next 20 years she will be active, she will join the naacp in 1943. for the next ten years, to leave montgomery and naacp becoming a more activist chapter doing voter registration, working on legal cases, legal lynching cases and trying to get justice for black women who have been victims of sexual violence. by december 1st, 1955, rosa parks is a seasoned rebel if

c-n-n's jeanne moos reports. when college student josh davis got his "world champs new york mets" tattoo... (josh davis/ny mets fan) experienced." but not as bad as the pain he experienced when his beloved mets lost the world series that his (jeanne moos) "when you had the impulse to get it you weren't inking while drinking were you? (josh davis) "oh no, not at all. i was completely sober. sober and faithful. (jeanne moos/reporting) "don't feel bad, josh, you're the first to suffer from pst, premature sports tattooing." neither the cowboys, nor the nationals, nor the detroit lions lived up to premature tattoos. and when the seattle seahawks failed to become "back tattoo. but our met fan had no regrets... (josh davis) "no not at all. to me it's just always gonna remind me of this year and they really did have a great year." josh noo joins those adorned withthrroneous ink..."belive" for "believe"..."strenth" without the "g" and this stab in name?" and how about all the bad grammar..."never don't give up." "it's get

jeanne moos(jeanne moos, cnn)"the dress."cnn(shelby hays, koco) "the dress. it is very special" it's and you're watching cbs 2 this morning... morning...after the break... break...the new record set by one british artist -- passing welcome back -- it's now we're in paris.. there are more in paris.. there are more armed guards andndewer tourists. tourists.the terrorist attacks have taken a toll on the city's important tourism industry --the louvre and d'orsay museums say they've seen a 30 percent drop in visitors.hotels and staurants are also suffering. u-s roads and airports are getting jam-packed -- but that has nothing to do with thanksgiving. thanksgiving.the national highway administration says americans have been traveling in record numbers this year, thanks to a stronger economy and cheaper gas.driving has increased by three percent since september, compared to the same period last year.air travel has seen a bigger jump, according to the b beau of ansportation, rising five percent through august.this thanksgiving travel period is expected to be the busi

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jeanne theoharis, prior to december 11955, was rosa parkse5 rebellious?as r >> guest: absolutely.osebel and her rebellious spirit really start as a young person, as a kid. rs a for instance, she grows up in ah home with her grandparents ander her mother. her grandfather come after world uptake ofne assist violence in alabama. sit out at night, and young 6-year-old rosa parks will sit with him, pushes her hand she pushes back. political life starts when she needs to she describes, first elected as she ever met and that is raymond parks as they get married in 1932 and join him organizing around the scottsborough case, and for the next 20 years she will be active, she will join the naacp in 1943 for the next ten years, leading the montgomery naacp into becoming a more activist chapter doing the registration, working on legal cases, a legal lynching cases and try to get justice for black women who have been victims of sexual violence. in 1955 rosa parks is a seasoned rebel if you will. >> host: was december 1st, 1955, the bus sitdown, what was the plan? >> it

political analyst jeanne zaino >> welcome back to "upclose." the fourth republican presidential candidates' debate this past week -- the frontrunners, donald trump and ben carson, first, not wanting to make any huge blunders. one of them did that later. more on that in a minute. but other candidates, like, marco rubio, tried to score some points and connect with undecided republicans. >> we all know you can't pick them up and ship them back across the border. >> you're lucky in ohio that you struck oil. that's the one thing. >> false little things, sir -- they really don't work when it comes to the truth. >> i don't have to hear from this man. believe me. [ audience groans ] >> it's just not -- not possible. and it's not embracing american values, and it would tear communities apart, and it would send a signal that we're not... [ cheers and applause ] ...the kind of country that i know america is. >> every time we raise the minimum wage, the number of jobless people increases. >> i hate to say it, but we have to leave it the way it is. people h

(jeanne moos/cnn correspondent) "would you brush this tooth?"(carlee leifkes/ fiance proposed with wisdom tooth ring) "ah, no i wouldn't brush it ."she can always takakit o the dentist for its annual checkup. actually, that's no joke.one commenter noted she has a similar wisdom tooth ring."i chipped it...recently when i went to get a cavity filled my dentist fixed my ring for me too."no matter what marilyn monroe says..."diamonds are a girl's best friend."(carlee leifkes/ fiance proposed with wisdom tooth ring) and i say diamonds aren't a girl's best friend. they're not my friend. my fiance is."the wisdom from that tooth is already rubbing off."best friend"jeanne moos cnn(carlee leifkes/ fiance proposed with wisdom tooth ring) "there it is."ny it's now on this morning. morning.after the eak... break...the holiday movie coming out just in time for the holiday season -- that was created right here in the corridor. - it's now we're takingng look at your_______ your_______ remember when you were a kid at christmas? you couldn't wait to sneak a peek

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senator jeanne shaheen toured the lab friday to get a look at the problem. currently, the lab is getting about 750 requests each month for analysis, but can only process about 500. senator shaheen is sponsoring legislation to get the lab additional funding. senator jeanne shaheen: it would take a certain percentage of grants and say those should go back to forensic labs to address this issue. ray: the lab director says they' ve dealt with drug epidemics in the past, like the crack cocaine binges in the late 1980' s and 1990' s, but this is different. timothy pifer: the difference here is that people are dying , and that' s what we really need to look at and focus our attentions on. ray: law enforcement says the amount of drugs flowing into new hampshire is unprecedented, and the lab director says it' s impossible to tell what you' re dealing with, with a glance. timothy pifer: this is an oxycodone tablet. if you look at it, it looks the same. but it turned out it was fentanyl. that' s why we need these complex instruments to drill down to find out exactly wh

sean: heroin is a serious issue and senator jeanne shaheen wants of money and prevention and treatment programs. like we do. until thanksgiving. almost here. sean: can you believe that? a lot of folks are heading out situations. skies across the area. temperatures dropping back into s. we will have a much lighter wind out there today. the exception will be -- one lonely degree atop not washington. highs today with the lighter wind, 30' s. let' tuesday morning ride. wzid' good morning. deb: good morning, kevin. commute on interstate 89, things are looking great up in the upper valley. if you are coming on the southbound side, we are not seeing any delays, as well. 93, 293, and the everett turnpike are all up to speed and incidents-free. if you are heading into boston, we are seeing increased volume. route 3 south is slow already. this report is being brought to you by minuteman health. affordable health insurance is here, new hampshire. minuteman health, join the revolution. from the wzid traffic network, i' m deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. sean: thanks. speaking at hitting the road, trave

(nats) jeanne moos, cnn... finally this afteparis today. check this out: this 54-year-old man climbing his way up the 36-floor tower. dozens came out to watch the climb. this is his third time climbing the tower in six years. he first scaled the towerin 2009. he usese no climbing equipmenttxcept r a small bag oo chalk and a pair of climbing shoes. beautiful weather continues for newscast is tonight at five. . >> ben: no, no. i'm sorry, abigail, but i can't let you go. don't you see that now i can't ever let you go? >> abigail: then come with me, ben. just come with me. i do have to go. hope needs me. >> ben: you don't want me@ to see it. but i do. >> abigail: see what? >> ben: the fear in your e es. there's no love. it's just fear. >> abigail: no, it's not. >> ben: i hidn't see their

(jeanne moososreporting) "this is not rocket science. fire officials say when you turn a and...poof..ignite." it's happened before. this is a life hack that could toaster sets on fire ...make a rather than their toasters. jeanne moos, cnn, new york. 3-d techology -- once again -- an animal in need. we've been seeing this a lot lately. students in virginia are now using it to build a wheelchair for a goat. lilly was borr without her right front and back legs... "i saw that they had a two legged goat that they were trying to work something out with for a wheelchair legs or something and i thought we have the pererect class ffr this." before the wheelchair is made, they have to take pictures from all angles and then scan them into the computer which makes life andre: oh, no. wake up! wake up! where's samantha? where's samantha? >> john: no, you don't. [tense music] >> chad:kay.

and i started to cry. >> reporter: that launched jeanne on a journey. she had to find out why biro had committed the murders. >> we're in front of pontiac prison where i come to visit the person who killed my family members. i knew the first time i went there to see him in that prison that i'd be shaking the hand that held the gun that killed her. >> reporter: and this journey has led to an incredible change of heart. >> so you believe he deserves a second chance, he deserves an opportunity. >> yes. >> to perhaps get out? >> yes. >> maureen maher is with us. let's get right do it. jeanne says she wants david biro to have a second chance. how likely is that? >> it's a very good chance that he might get a reduced sentence. in 2012 the supreme court had a major ruling that ruled mandatory life in prison without parole for juveniles is crowell and unusual punishment. he was a juvenile when he was sentenced to that. so now going forward you can't do that, but there are almost a dozen and a half states that have ruled that as retroactive and that includes him

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(jeanne moos)"oh yeah."(josh davis)"i'll leave it for a bit. when i pull up my shirt eyes widen, 'oh my god that's you.'"think before you ink, they say...or you may have to eat your words.ouch! (jeanne moos)"can we take one 3 3 we are starting off the month of november way above average. we will see highs in the 70s today with breezy winds. late tonight into tomorrow a front will move through the area. this will bring us a chance of showers overnight with a few rumbles of thunder and rain for thursday. this front will also bring us the chance of seeing slowly falling temperatures throughout the afternoon. heading into weekend,d,e should see plenty y of sunshinin but temperatures will stay prprty close to normal for this time of year with highs staying in the 50's friday and saturday. 33 3 time for a trip to the sunrise watercooler...peru takes the cake... or the salad... for the world's biggest quinoa salad. peruan chef rosa polo led a team in miami florida getting the salad ready. the team used more than 15 - hundred pounds of quinoa!they said

(jeanne moos/cnn correspondent) "would you brush this tooth?"(carlee leifkes/ fiance proposed with wisdom tooth ring) "ah, no i wouldn't brush it ."she can always take it to the dentist for its annual checkup. actually, that's no joke.one commenter noted she has a similar wisdom tooth ring."i chipped it...recently when i went to get a cavity filled my dentist fixed my ring for me too."no matter what marilyn monroe says..."diamonds are a girl's best friend."(carlee leifkes/ proposed with wisdom tooth ring) and i say diamonds aren't a girl's best friend. they're not my friend. my fiance is."the wisdom from that tooth is already rubbing off."best friend"jeanne moos cnn(carlee leifkes/ fiance proposed with wisdom tooth 3 3 a front will move through the area today. this will bring us a of showers and drizzle for most of the morning. this front will also bring us the chance of seeing slowly falling temperatures throughout the afternoon. we will manage to get into the middle 60's before the temps start to fall into the upper 40's to low 50's. heading i

joining me now, jeanne shaheen from new hampshire. senator, thanks for taking a few minutes.ant to get to how this issue is playing out in your state in the primary. but first, let me just talk to you about the response you are proposing. you're looking for $250 million here focused on prevention, on treatment. tell us about what you would do. >> well, first of all, this is an emergency in new hampshire and throughout this country. it is a national emergency. and we need to respond on a national basis. we need to put in resources that states and communities need to combat drug abuse, to go after the pushers, to help with treatment, to deal with the prescriptions. right now, we're writing -- well, in 2012, doctors prescribed 259 million pills. that's just too many. we've got to do something about this. we've got to support prescription drug monitoring programs. and then we've got to do some research into what's going on with substance abuse in this country. >> it's interesting, though, to hear a lot of the rhetoric. i hear from republicans and from democrats, your bill address

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senators jeanne shaheen and kelly ayotte, people here say accepting refugees is the american way. >> the values of our nation is at stake. shelley: but some lawmakers are urging president obama to reconsider how many syrian refugees are allowed to enter the u.s., following the terrorist attacks in paris. senator kelly ayotte released a statement to news 9 that reads in part, while our country has a long history of welcoming refugees, our first priority must be to ensure that any refugee who comes to the u.s does not present a threat to the american people. by contrast, senator jeanne shaheen released a statement that said while her priority is to keep americans safe. the united states must remain feeling persecution. >> we must not compromise our values and our morality for fear. and the terrorists are winning if we decide to change who we are. shelley: the u.s. senate is expected to vote on a similar measure on the syrian refugees today, canada announced it will resettle 10,000 syrian refugees by the end of the year. the government says another 15,000 will be resettled by the end of

jeanne moos(jeanne moos, cnn)"the dress."cnn (shelby hays, koco)"the dress. it is very special"new york. 3 once again highs will be in the mid 40s today, but we may see a slight chance for drizzle after noon that will get the ball rolling for what looks like a messy thanksgiving day.a wintry mix is the best way to describe thursday morning switching to all snow by mid day. expect 1-2" of wintry precipitation. look for temperatures to hang very near freezing through the end of the weekend, with 3 3 time for a trip to the sunrise watercooler...if you were if you were with us yesterday morning... you got a local look at the dress that's gone viral. our own meteorologist cat taylor is a member of the facebook group with other female broadcast meteorologists from all over the country. the group posts about forecasting... odd hours... hair tips and odd hours... hair tips and bargains on clothes. the dress cat wore is from amazon... meteorologists like her can't wear green or clothes with prints because of the green screen... 3 most dresses that work on t - v cost q

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on monday, senator jeanne shaheen told news 9 that the u.s. has one of the most processes in the world. thorough than the european countries. i think that process needs to go forward. ray: a professor is calling her stance a political unforced error. >> i think they have the going into next year. ray: the governor' not released any additional comments or notes. reporting live outside the state house, ray brewer, wmur news 9. erin: a new hampshire woman says her family in syria struggled to escape isis and now they are struggling to find a safe zone. nora barre said her grandmother and her uncles are making the dangerous trek around isis to make it to turkey. their visa to travel to america was tonight at the u.s. embassy in turkey yesterday. she is disheartened there is no safe zone offered anywhere, even after escaping isis. >> if your hj jeans are too tight, if you do not appear to the ideologies, if you look to western, they will kill you. erin: nora launched a fundraising website to help her family. she says they can reapply for a visa in

jeanne moos cnn the carwash as i was spinning. you'd think after being spin scrubbed, josh would be squeaky cleannbut he says h h it was scary. i was in the gonna hit steel poles around it as i was spining. you'd think after being spin scrubbed, josh would be squeaky cleaea but he says he e still took a shower that night. instead of taking a spin to the car wash, this car wash took joss for a spin.. jeanne moos cnn the carwash for rain as we head into the next work week. so as we head into the weekend, get out and enjoy it. that will do it for us here at noon. our next newscast is tonight at five. . >> abigail: ahh, baby, please. no. , no, no, no. not yet. please. [groans] [door opens] you're back.

but jeanne moos says whatever you do, don't call it a sinkhole. you pull into an ihop thinking about this... (nats commercial) and then all of a sudden showing the dozen or more cars that fell into a 30-foot deep hole when ihop's brand new parking lot collapsed in meridian, mississippi. (jason hartwig/shot drone footage of ihop hole) "it was a big deal. we finally got an ihop (buck roberts/meridian public safety director) "i'm not gonna call it a sinkhole. i'm not though first called a sink hole, it became apparent that the collapse of an underground storm drain was the likely culprit. now this is a sinkhole. eight vintage corvettes fell into one at the national is when rock is dissolved by ground water leading to a sudden suddenly sink into a hole a sinkhole. at the meridian ihop, no one was hurt. this chevy was the luckiest car. the pavement. by the next day, only two were still on. "sinkhole or no sinkhole, for now let's just call it the so impressive that a city official asked its operator, jason hartwig, to go lower to look at a pipe. (nats r

as c - n - n's (g(gie) jeanne (mows) moos shows us... this time he's remote controlled. 3 --reporter pkg-as follows-- who doesn't like a slice of pizza to go...and boy does it go....(nats of screams)when toted by pizza rat.(nats of screams)not the old pizza rat that became a sensation two months ago...(jimmy kimmel) "pizza rat has become such a celebrity."(steven colbert) "the internet blew up over this video of a rat carrying a whole slice of pizza."make way for pizza rat's new remote controlled replica....(nats of screamamused to scare the bejesus out t new yorkers.... (nats of screams)winning prankster , jesse wellens and his prank vs prank youtube channel. (nats) "go pizza rat go. oh my gosh."jesse got t the idea when he noticed this taxidermied rat in a new york shop....(jesse wellens/pizza rat prankster) "then i knew viral sensation of pizza rat already so i said why not bring it back."and carry it around in a handy pizza box... (nats) " and when you're ready to deploy you pop it open." (jeanne moos/reporting) "making a remote cont

sean: heroin is a serious issue facing new hampshire and the country and senator jeanne shaheen wants the government to invest a lot of money in prevention and treatment. erin: good tuesday morning. m erin fehlau. m sean mcdonald. i was taking the trash barrels out to the curb. that. it was cold. kevin: barely above 40. tonight again back into the s. a live look out there. we have light winds early this morning. beyond that, it is a blend of sunshine and fairweather clouds. with an increase in clouds and a few flurries up north, otherwise temperatures in the 30' s and 40' s in the afternoon. let' s take a look to your morning ride. we are joined live by 95.7 wzid' s deb davidson. good tuesday morning. deb: good tuesday morning, kevin. if you are starting your morning commute, it is a good one through the state of new hampshire. we are not seeing any delays on 93 all the way down to the hooksett tolls and from manchester to salem. 293 is moving well through the mill yard and the lane shifts. the exit 4 northbound on rant is closed for construction and detours are in place. 101, 111, an

on monday, senator jeanne shaheen told news 9 that the u.s. has one of the most the world. >> much longer and more thorough countries. ray: a professor is calling her stand a political unforced error. >> i think they have the potential to cause her headaches going into next year. ray: the governor' s office has noted that it cannot block the resettlement, but it is calling on the u.s. government to put the process on hold until those measures are in place. reporting live outside the state house, ray brewer, wmur news 9. erin: a new hampshire woman says her family in syria struggled to escape isis and they are struggling to find a safe zone. nora barre says her grandmother and her uncles and her familues ies left everything behind to make the dangerous track around isis to reach turkey. their visa to travel to america was denied. nora is disheartened there is no safe zone offered anywhere. >> if you' are too tight, if you don' t have a beard, if you don' t adhere to you. they will kill you. erin: nora launched a fundraising website to help her

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jeanne moos, cnn new york. amy: well, of course, lady liberty commemorates the alliance between our two nations during the american revolution, freedom and friendship. many americans have shared this image showing the statue of liberty wrapping her arm around the eiffel tower to symbolize a trending saying, we stand with paris. if you checked out social media the last 24 hours, everybody showing support and friendship. >> absolutely. coming up next, the democratic candidates for president share the stage for their second prime time debate. of the events in paris. >> now, meteorologist josh judge with your storm watch 9 forecast. >> we'll see more sunshine and less wind and a little higher in the temperature department, too. all in all, it's stacking up to a nicer day than yesterday by most people's definition. let's look at clear skies over the lakes region at weir's beach. 36 degrees with the wind out of the southwest at 10 miles per hour. there's the temperatures around the entire state. and as you can see, t

hole.but jeanne moos says whatever you do, don't call it a sinkhole. sinkhole. you pull into an ihop thinking about this...(nats commercial) and then all of a sudden your car ends up pancaked.this is drone footage showing the dozen or more cars that fell into a 30-foot deep hole when ihop's brand new parking lot collapsed in meridian, mississippi.(jason hartwig/shot drone footage of ihop hole) "it was a big deal. we finally got an ihop then as soon as it opens this happens." but what is this?(buck roberts/meridian public safety director) "i'm not gonna call it a sinkhole. i'm not gonna call it as cave in. i'm gonna call it an accident." though first called a sink hole, it became apparent that the collapse of an underground storm drain was the likely culprit.was the likely storm drain underground of an the collapse apparent that hole, it became called a sink though first accident." call it an in. i'm gonna call it as cave in. i'm gonna call it an in. i'm gonna call it as cave it a not gonna director) "i'm safety an public roberts/meridi (buck this?but what is hap

reporter jeanne moos shows us on when a toaster itself becomes....toast. "grilled cheese. it's so much work. all that exhausting flipping. no wonder some are opting to do something so easy... (nats)s)so easy even a guy could do it." they call it a life hack, , little internet tricko make life easier. you flip your toaster on its side. (nats) "then you're gonna put bread on toaster with cheese on bottom piece of bread." then you toast. (from reilly harring) "it's bubbling in back." moments later... (nats) "ahhh." out pop the bread slices, one atop the other. (from metalfrogman23) "whoop." (from aly hodge) "whoop." (laughter) but you know who wasn't laughing? the british woman whose toaster did this. she had to pull the plug and get the thing out of her house. 66-year-old suzanne dale posted the photos on facebook saying "don't try this at home! please share. there must be other people as daft as me!" oh there are... (from aleahjo) "aw fire, fire, there's fire! that's a lot of fire. dude, it's electrical. i feel we should not let that happen." so does the london fire brigade

jeanne moos cnn... (nat landing) jessica rae: scott: jessica and scott are chatting about jet pack jessica and scott are chatting about jet packs. jessica and scott are chatting about jet packs. scott: good morning jessica and scott are chatting about jet packs. jessica and scott are chatting about jet packs. scott: good morning siouxland. it's a cold jessica d scott are chchting about jet t cks. jessica and scott are chatting about jet packs. scott: jessica and scott are chatting about jet packs. jessica and scott are chatting about jet packs. scott: good morning siouxland. it's a cold start to your day as yesterday's storm system pinwheels away to the northeast. we're looking at temperatures in the 30s to start things off today with a breezy northwestst flow to the wind at 15 to 25 miles per hour and some gusts over 40. a wind advisory is tive today until 6 pm. we should at least have sunshine through most of the day as you can see on the dayplanner as we scott: system pinwheels away to the northeast.

jeanne moos, cnn..."bye!" 3 3 winter r orm warnings are out for the entire area, as we are expecting the season's first snowfall. we can expect widespread snow amounts of up to 6-8" through early saturday. the storm will start impacting the area early this morning with the snow finally leaving the area early saturday. with the onset of snow look for temperatures to be greatly impacted. friday's highs will only be around 30, and with fresh snowfall things will stay pretty cold for the upcoming weekend with highs in the 20s and 30s and lows in the teens. 3 3 3 time for a trip to the sunrise watercooler...to the sunrise 3 3 time for a trip to the sunrise watercooler...there are generous people... then there are... like... insanely generous peop. carol suchman was walking by a new york toy store with a sign that said "for rent"... she decided to buy instead.more specificalal... she bougug everything in it... to give to the homeless. everything... toys... school supplies... stuffed animals... it was 3 coming up thi