oh, oh, oh, oh oh, oh, oh, oh hey jessie, hey jessie it feels like a party every day hey jessie, hey jessie but they keep on pulling me every which way hey jessie, hey jessie my whole world is changing turning around they got me going crazy the ground're shaking but they took a chance on the new girl in town and i don't want to let them down, down, down hey jessie hey jessie it feels like a party every day hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, jessie macbeth! macbeth! cease! uh, am i doing mr. lipton?rong, mmm-hmm. everything! oh. your posture, your enunciation. and that lipstick is hideous! you're an apparition, not a clown. sorry, sir. it was on sale, my bad. again! and this time, for the acting profession! right, good note. (exhales) macbeth! macb... cease! halt! wherefore art thou talent? i don't know what makes me cringe more, your acting, or the deviled eggs at kraft service. too much paprika, tina! now, jessie, watch and learn. oh, i already know how to make deviled eggs. no! i meant watch me! (whimpers) (winces) uh, cyril, you okay there? who's his emergency contact? (gasps) macbeth! macb

well, thank you, jessie! jessie, where have you been? well, you know how i always tell you kids, never run off to a planetarium closed for renovations because tumbling scaffolding could crush you to death? no. well, apparently i should have. has ravi gone on yet? well, the audience is still here, so... no. ladies and gentlemen, my apologies. i will not be performing the song and dance routine listed in your program. i am not a singer, nor a dancer, my talent lies in being myself. oh, no! he's going to be himself. and now, i give you the art of cup stacking. after this, the only way he'll be safe from noogies is if he's home-schooled. not that safe. hit it, mrs. kipling! (upbeat music playing) that was awesome! wait, who am i supposed to give this to? no, ravi. it's yours. you won! oh! i'm so proud of you! i won? i won! oh, joy! so this what being popular feels like? no wonder emma is always so bubbly. congratulations, ravi. i'm sorry i told you to change your act. and i'm sorry we tried to turn you into something you're not. and i'm sorr

timelapse video of today logo jessie bearden: i like the way you get to... see that bearden says she chooses her food materials with purpose. for example... savannah guthrie's portrait was created out of avocado... because of her love of guacamole... good morning... tonight, we're going to be talking about an issue that could change collegiate athletics forever... justin tease - "millions of dollars now going into the hands of student athletes across the country. why the ncaa is allowing it, the effects it's having at universities across iowa, and how it's redefining the term, amateur athlete." the new full-ride... a special report from justin surrency...tonight on the channel 13 news at 10. now only ford offers $750 black friday bonus cash on select vehicles, on top of ford friends and neighbors pricing. that doesn't happen every day. make black friday hassle-free with low prices ford cars, trucks and suvs. and get $750 dollars black friday bonus cash on select ford vehicles, on top of all other offers. it's an inside deal, now for everyone. hurry for a lim

>> that's because of miss jessie. [ both laugh ] from? >> you know, it came from a few places, but my family, our family was such an influence on us. our grandmother was our southern matriarch. she ruled our family from the kitchen table. we saw her cooking everything from scratch, so when it came time for us to create our product line, we just tapped in to what we saw growing up, and then also our dad. he was such an entrepreneur. he wanted us to be in a position of choice, so by the time we were, you know, setting out to start our business, we had already had that ingrained in our mind. >> now, in this new book, "miss jessie's," you know, "creating a successful business from scratch...naturally," you pretty much tell the story of your family and this business and, really, you built it from the ground up. why did you think this was the perfect time to share this with other people? >> you know, there's so many different images, there's so many different just pictures of how we are and who we are, and i thought this was a real important ti

. :08 sot: jessi hempel, senior writer, wired 18:45:15 "black friday matters alot less than it used to while the friday after thanksgiving still brings out the masses yearning to save big, these days, it's more like a black friday season... :07 sot target commercial "every day for ten days expect new deals..." retailers have caught on that customers are buying earlier... according to nielsen more than a third have started shopping by the end of september and by this time of year, it's more than half. not to mention the fact that not all shoppers like the friday madness... :14 sot mos ilon green 20:01:32 "the headaches don't really justify being out of bed at four in the morning to shop..." sot chevy commercial girl: "oh my god... guy: does anyone want to be part of this? girl: no.. guy: well chevy has a better way with black friday deals all month long..." online deals and cyber monday - the black friday of cyberspace, mean shoppers can get bargain basement prices without ever leaving their basement. :09 according to one study the number of consumers planning to shoponline is up 12 per

meet 23-year old jessie artist that creates non-traditional art. i create my work with a pretty lennon.crafted from a few simple ingredients. and let's not forget these well-known news anchors. it's fun bearden's work has now caught the attention of corporate america . companies like mcdonald's. and unilever... seeking a playful approach to advertising. it's awesome to be able to use my hobby and it's sorta a career mister crisp.rice laura miller heads in bringing culinary challenges out of the kitchen and into the studio. i like the way you get to jessie says she chooses her food materials with purpose... often using the favorite foods of her subjects to creat the pieces of delicious art... coming up on today in iowa... unusual intruders get caught in the act... you're watching kwwl... we'll be right back... "now your storm track 7 forecast on kwwl." if you think there's no solution to the climate crisis, think again. in iowa, wind energy is already producing enough power for over a million homes, reducing our dependence on foreign oil and support

. >> jessica lived until 23, now her memory lives on, eveworr to ear the jessie day foundation gives four $2500 scholarships to startents that h>>>e had an org trans to want. the hope is to give students like jessicn the opportunities that she en, the brd. >> i guess i would like them to remember she had a zest for lomie. >> the jessie day fundraiser is this thursday and tickets are valuable, they h>>>e music and food and a silent auctiolooa on of the items this watch, it was worn by actress kerworr washingn as olivia pope, in wscandal" she donated it along with a personal note, we have that information and sunday's events on 6abc.com. >> wow great event thank you. >>> well, today is natio. wl eating heaoulhy daing, it is? people in center city learned about eating good food, they talked about the itabortatode o healthy cooking and eating and put on a live demonstration to show how easy heaoulrn b cookin could be and those in the audience got to sample the audi lhef's contractses. e >>> and two seniors in north philadelphia proved today that their engineering skills are top rojotch,

but they give it to jessie mackey... he bursts through the hole and sees nothing but daylight... 65 yards for mackey on their first offensive play of the night... it's a 7-6 game... but the tiger hawks were battling back most of the night... here's kedrick bemis with a touchdown toss to andrew roys... but north fayette valley couldn't keep up with the indians... the tigerhawks go down 49 to 34... in the other two-a matchup... mount vernon trying to upset top-ranked albia... and the mustangs had no fear early on... first quarter... they hand it to jack cochrane... he gets some blocks... breaks some tackles... scoots in for six points.... mount vernon goes up 7-0... then later in the half... time to air it out... drew adams feels the rush... chucks it downfield... and connorr hermann goes up and takes what's his... what a catch by the 6-4 tight end... mustangs go up 14-zip... right now in the third quarter... it's 17-14 mount vernon... coming up next in sports... we go back to kinnick for some grappling on the gridiron...

>> yeah. jessie? >> i walked in the office during the meetings and if he had time in there, hey, come on, pushups, whatever, one time he has a nice house in connecticut, it was december, i believe, the lake was frozen, we bust add hole in there. rosanna: did you want to kill him? everything. the outside temperature was colder than the water. so people think oh my gosh it is cold outside. greg: why not workout inside? why go through the cold water extreme? >> divers are trying to accomplished had a motto, if it doesn't suck we don't do it. it is getting out of the comfort zone and pushing your limits. it is escalated. when david first came i could do 21 pushups and when he left i was doing a thousand a day. rosanna: because you wanted to change your appearance or feeling on the inside? >> i wanted to be in great shape, but i also wanted to find out what makes him tick. rosanna: great shape, you can wear your wife's spanx. they have them for men now too? >> they do. i wanted to see how he's so driven an

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. >> reporter: that story was broken in january by jessie brown on "canada land", the c.b.c.ended lang, commissioning a review into employees disclosing a question of conflict interest. >> the show will go on. >> nine months later lang left the network that defended her. >> we rely on journalists to recognise when there may be a real, perceived or potential conflict, and for them to disclose that. amanda herself commented on that. she said she didn't feel the relationship was serious enough to merit a disclosure. it's not something you like to see, but they present an opportunity to say do we need to have another conversation or a reset around the issue, i think we have done that. conflict of interest at the c.b.c. is something that has evolved in lock step with the emergence of a celebrity culture. the c.b.c. has steen it happen as part of a -- seen it happen as part of a decline, restraints on budgets. pressure from the political level. it has caused the c.b.c. to rely on the credibility, the high prafl the celebrity of people that work there. they believe that a the of wou

but they give it to jessie mackey... he bursts through the hole and sees nothing but daylight... 65 yards for mackey on their first ofofnsive play of the night... it's a 7-6 game... but the tiger hawks were battling back most of the night... here's kedrick bemis with a touchdown toss to andrew roys... but north fayettttvalley couldn't keep up with the indians... the tigerhawks go down 49 to 34... in the other two-a matchup... mount vernon trying to upset top-ranked albia... and the mumuangs had fear early on... first quarter... they hand it to jack cochrane... he gets some blocks... breaks some tackles... scoots in for six points.... mount vernon goes up 7-0... then later in the halflf. time to air it out... drew adams feels the rush... chucks it downfield... and connorr hermann goes up and takes what's his... what a catch by the 6-4 tight end... mustangs go up 14-zip... right now in the third quarter... it's 17-14 mount vernon... coming up next in sports... we go back to kinnick for some grapplqng on the gridiron... hig

. >>> the a's traded jessie chavez to the blue jays for a 26-year-old reliever who they can control forur years. it comes after oakland signed rich hill earlier in the day. >>> and on the college hardwood, cal pushed against eastern carolina by prevailing 70-62. listenin' ♪ ♪ in the lane, snow is glistenin' ♪ ♪a beautiful sight, we're happy tonight♪ ♪towin' in a winter wonderland enjoy holiday magic at both parks during disneyland resort's diamond celebration. ♪ towin' in a winter wonderland...weee hoooooo! ♪ great change comes from doing the right thing. like the radical idea that health isn't an industry. it's a cause. so we do things differently. we combine care and coverage. and believe prevention is the most powerful of cures. so forgive us for not going with the flow. we just think the flow should go with us. which makes us rebels with one cause. your health. >>> here's your chance to get warm and cuddly this season. macy's and union square have teamed up with the spca for the annual holiday windows display. when adorable adoptable puppies and kittens steal the show. >> i have to

jessie corrick gets the hoop and the hack. chargers up 13, going to the 4th quarter. bc keeps that double digit lead. kaylee blake scoops in 2 of her 11 on the night. then, corrick feeds morgan hansen -- she led the chargers with 14 and briar cliff wins 70 to 55. other gpac scores. the top-ranked morningside women -- trailed in the second half, but beat mount marty 68-58. ryan tegtmeier had 20 points as the mustang men also win, 85-60. the 13th-ranked dordt men stop northwestern 89 to 80. in the women's game, the defenders also take it 64-53. that's dordt's first win over the red raider women in 18 years. round one of the northern sun volleyball tourney -- 8th-ranked wayne state loses to #7 minnesota-duluth 3-1.. the wildcats are 24-7 and have to wait and see about a big to the ncaa division ii tourney. northwest iowa could have as many as four state football champions by the end of the week. we heard from mmc and akron-westfield last night -- they play on thursday. western christian and spirit lake play in their title games on friday. the first game on friday has wes

jessie brew lives nearby. >> who would do some dumb stuff like that. that's why i'm saying, they need to catch this person. you need to go to jail. >> reporter: but amid the anger there is also relief. >> thank god, you know, we was there. for a walk and then we found the baby. >> reporter: the infant is now in protective custody and recovering. authorities say she survived only because people took action. neighbor angell flores may have put it best. >> those are two angels saving a baby, angel. >> mireya villarreal, cbs news, los angeles. >> glor: cybermonday sales and strategy are changing. details next. >> glor: online shoppers are exeptded to spend nearly $3 billion tomorrow on cybermonday. that is 12% more than last year. and would be a record. here with more cbs new business analyst jilt schlesinger. what can we expect for cybermonday. >> it will still be the biggest online shopping day of the year. but it sort of lot a little bit of its oomph. we went to cybermonday because the slow connections were awful over the weekend, we went to fast connec

only now our michelle and jessie able to share jacob opposite story in the hopes this never happens to another child. consumer product safety commission has been warning about the dangers of these window cords for 30 years. this is safety alert from 1985. hawk were aware and protected jacob from the pool porch. >> difficult what the blinds told me to wrap it up out of this reach. >> they didn't know about the inner danger. the inner cord that's what he pulled maybe trying to stand up. cord can dmil a matter of seconds. babies unable to crythe past 3 w 4 05 children were strangled by cords. the horrifying stories crowd the web site of parents for window blind say. i see decades and i'm talking decades about children once a month getting hanged to death by the product. it's got to stop. >>reporter: chairman elliott kay is making it top priority to ban window blinds with accessible cords. already 2 major retailers target and ikea have stopped selling them. with mart, home depot and lowe pledge to ban them by 2018. but the industry is pushing back. >> paying high price lobbyist. getting ou

haters are going to hate note players are going to play >> good luck with that, jessie graham. the new york daily news said graham filed a lawsuit after swift refused to take a picture with him. he is asking for $42 million. >>> new study is raising concerns over rear-facing car seats this morning. it found infant crash test dummy dummies and serious head injuries in a rear end car crash. the injuries were more severe when the cars were attached with latch anchors instead of seat belts. infants and young children are still safest in rear-facing car seats. >>> new research show restaurants are benefitting from putting calorie counts on menus. pair of fast-food chains that post calories offer healthier options. it comes after a new rule force all eatery all eateries with 20 locationings or more to publish the calorie count. >>> google says they hope to have drones deliver packages by 2017. the program is called program wing. amazon was the first online shopping giant to announce plans to use drones; however, the federal government has blocked the commercial uses of devices until

.>> reporter: jessie hughes went looking for his girlfriend but found more terrorists. >> i opened the door and that's when i saw the shooter and he turned on me, brought his gun down and the barrel hit the door frame. >> reporter: with the band running in different directions, it was hours before they knew who was alive and dead.>> i felt so guilty. i had left matt and davie on the stage. i really needed them to have gotten off the stage.>> reporter: andrea borba, kpix 5.>> the band filled out that the year -- their merchandise manager was among the victims. >>> bro was flying on interstate 80 for the third time in weeks. a shooting this time in berkeley. christin ayers tells us this time there was a child in the car.>> reporter: another shooting along a 12 mile stretch of i-80 during one of the busiest travel times of the year. >> that is concerning. >> reporter: a burst of gunfire shattered drivers window around 10:15 in berkeley somewhere between the ashby in university exits. the bullets missed three people inside the car including an eight-year-old.>> this is a pretty scary situa

jessi corrick! and one! she is pumped! she made the freebie for three of her 13. it's 50-38 to start the fourth. 3) in the fourth shotclock winding down again. they get the ball in to kaylee blake down low. 2 of her 11. it's 53- 41 now.4) and then the chargers went back up 15 after the freshman annie dewberry follows her own miss! the it 70-3 3 3 3 3 3 <> 3 that's all our time for now. siouxland ws at sunrise and captioning sponsored by cbs ( band playing intro music ) >> step

jessie brandl with a big swing, breanna allen makes the great dig, but then chantelle christensen sends it down with authority to tie it up. stewart gives them the lead and she's amped up. mustangs up 3 when monica arens plays above the net...that gets them within two. but on match point, the service error puts stanton into the semifinals, 15-12 the final in set 5. and mascots need to be limber too! guardian angels cc taking on arcadia loup city. in the first...katie steuter from the left finds the soft spot in the defense and makes it 10-6. later on, morgan bracht slams it off the block and down, blue js go up 6. and they get it done from the middle too...maddie knobbe, no return on that one as gacc starts to pull away. then one more time they go back to steuter for the spike top seeded emerson hubbard opening up with dcs in d1. they come out on fire. abby drieling serves up the ace and e-h takes the 6-1 lead. then check this out...morgan hansen makes the save on the back row, kylie belt sends it over and gets it to fall...pirates take the first 25-12. dcs storms out in the second but

at that time, jessie ran towards me. we went in the corner of the stage. we weren't sure if they were targeting us or what was going on, you know. boo, who is also on the crew. i guess he saw the gunman like run, cartridge ran out. he took it out to put another .1 in and that was like, let's go. neil 90 people died inside the club, including the band's merchandising manager. band members escaped through a side door. the group told vice it will eventually return to the stage. the kremlin is accusing leaders in turkey of planning theshootdown of a russian fighter plant. it suggesting turkey had been waiting for an excuse to fire on a russian plane. turkey insists the pilot violated its airspace and ignored multiple warnings. errory challands is in moscow with more on the aftermath. >> reporter: murderers, they chanted, mistaken russians are angry with turkey and proceed tests have occurred in a few cities in the past hours. this was the turkish embassy in moscow. eggs were thrown. a few arrests made. >> this is the embassy of murderers in my opinion, of peop

late in the quarter...jessi corrick calls for the iso, she gets the hoop and the hack...bcu back up 14. then in the fourth, the chargers don't let up....kaylee blake goes up and under for the deuce. bcu stays perfect, 70-55. elsewhere in the gpac...jessica tietz scored a game high 22 points and lexi ackerman chipped in 14 more as top ranked morningside downed mount marty by 10. in the men's game, ryan tegtmeier led the way with 20 and the mustangs improved to 3-3 with an 85-60 win. in sioux center, dordt beat northwestern 64-53. it's the first win for the defenders over the raiders since 1997. and the defenders get the sweep on their home court. leighton sampson led the defenders with 24...they win it by 9. chris: over the next two days, countless cars will make the journey from northwest iowa across the state to cedar falls to watch the state football championships. after mmc and akron-westfield play tomorrow, western christian and spirit lake friday. the wolfpack have already made tons of school history this year. for the first time in the 12 years of the program, western christian w

jessi jessica badwin al jazeera. >> plenty of more stories for you on our website, aljazeera.com. humanity and we're doing it in a unique way. this is a show about science, by scientists. tonight, techknow investiages dirty gold. see the color of this river? this is not normal. inside the illegal gold trade. profits are enormous, destruction, immediate. but, what happens to that gold once it leaves peru? we have two of these gold chains in front of you. just by looking at the chain itself, can you tell if either of these are dirty? what would be your quess? i'm phil torez, i'm an entomologist. i do much of my research in this territory. they've tested the water, they've tested the sediment. i'll share my findings with marita davison. she's an environmental biologist. >> what size of an area are we looking at here? >> and, lindsay moran, a former cia analyst. one of them was at macy's, the other was at tiffany. so now, what can you say? that's our team, now lets do some science. hey guys welcome to techknow, i'm phil torres joined by lindsay moran and marita davison. as you guys kn

. >> reporter: jessie griffith has an unusual office. a couple of them actually. when he's not here, he's usually here. preparing the game and fish that he insists on collecting, cutting, and cooking. >> i'm glad to see that hunting is becoming a little more normalized. >> reporter: wild boar, duck wings s d venn sevecci. his restaurant and butcher shop is a modern hot spot and old school throwback. you say hunting is sort of thought of as the gun culture and you think it should be thought of as part of the food culture. >> absolutely. people confuse that. i do have guns because i hunt, but it's dirececsourcing. if you're going to kill it, you should utilize it. >> reporter: his favorite target, and taste, is an animal that's become an enormous problem in texas. the wild boar. >> they're a huge agricultural nuisance. they cause millions in damage. but the thing is, they're highly edible. and they're delicious. so not a lot of problems in life that you can eat. as far as problems go, it's kind of a good one. the mustard and bread is made in house. everything is mad

the man killed is jessie cherry. and boston police say he was not the intended target. he was an innocent. boston police say three other people were shot when those -- when that gunfire rang out yesterday at 2 a.m. and are expected to be okay. we learned that cherry worked for keolis, the company that operates the mbta's commuter rail that said cherry, a conductor, was a beloved employee. mayor marty wall of talks -- walsh talks about the tragic thanksgiving day. >> a mom was notified that her son won't be home for dinner today. and she is devastated over it. >>reporter: as we reported from the scene, police are asking for anyone at the keen to come forward with any pictures or video they have from the scene. plus, boston police commissioner evans has a message for the boy at the -- the bar at the center of this tragic loss of life. i am michael henrich, fox25 morning news. >>> the >>> nba is looking into an altercation that may involve a star player. video of jalil okefor punching a man outside of a night club. the 24-year-old was being taunt the 24-year-old was being

only now our michelle and jessie able to share jacob opposite story in the hopes this never happens to consumer product safety commission has been warning about the dangers of these window cords for 30 years. this is safety alert from 1985. hawk were aware and protected jacob from the pool porch. >> difficult what the blinds told me to wrap it up out of this reach. >> they didn't know about the inner danger. the inner cord that's what he pulled maybe trying to stand up. cord can dmil a matter of seconds. babies unable to cry out. over the past 3 decades records show 4 05 children were strangled by cords. the horrifying stories crowd the web site of parents for window blind say. i see decades and i'm talking decades about children once a month getting hanged to death by the product. it's got to stop. >>reporter: chairman elliott kay is making it top priority to ban window blinds with accessible cords. already 2 major retailers target and ikea have stopped selling them. with mart, home depot and lowe pledge to ban them by 2018. but the industry is pushing back. >> paying high price lobby

activists from the black lives matter group joining jessie jackson marching down michigan avenue, the heart of shopping in chicago. some stores forced to close temporarily as protesters linked arms to keep black friday shoppers from entering. the protests were nonviolent, but there were three arrests. in seattle washington hundredsover people taking to the street, and in portland oregon thousands yelled, outraged it took 13 months to charge the officers with first- degree murder when police had video of him clearly shooting the teen. >> we want indictment of the mayor because he was part of the cover up, the police superintendent, the indictment of the city council because they helped over it up. >> reporter: they allege the chicago mayor, police superintendent and state prosecutor delayed the release of the video until after last year close election fearing it would sway voters. they deny this. >> >. i won't apologize for the health of time it took because i think it was appropriate, and based on other cases we have looked at police involved shootings, it takes anywhere from 18 to 20

lexi hanks and her mom jessie useea dowel pole to catch this blue gill. addy schmitz is all smiles with the huge carp. lunker time! matthew gantz shows off the huge farmpond bluegill. bow fishing near the spillway paid off big for ashton mooore. this big catch belongs to scott novotny. miranda keplinger holds up her 9 pound northern. her boy friend benjaminnnielson nailed a northner that tipped the scales at 12 1/2 chalupas. norway lake produced big for drew conrad. makenna conrad holds up her walleye. wyatt westfall, drake hotz and logan carter teamed up for this stringer of cats from the iowa river. you are never to old to start fishing. congrats to 81 year old bob mowry. maddy ledoux double her pleasure and lake macbride. kent buckingham released this beautiful walleye after picture time. the redlingers and him figgins had a ball on lake michigan. terry stephenson gets ready to release this bass. and wrapping things up on this grapple on the gridiron special is ty hamilton who is just beginning his angling career. with all my fishing friends, this is j

musician jessie braham claims one of his songs contains the same 22-word phrase that swift used in "shake it off". swift's song was released last year. braham is eeking 42 million dollars in damages from swift and her record label, as well as a writing coming up.... why people choose paper over electronic couppns. and, it's only the beginning of novemeber but one turkey company is already gearing up for thanksgiving. this is kwwl-- we'll be right back. and when you sse news - or if you have pictures or video to share... you can do that by going to our page on facebook. you can also "like" our page to stay up to date on breaking news and weather iiormation. thanknkgiving isn't until the if you think we can grow our economy while ignoring climate change, think again. america's most innovative companies are already moving to clean energy using existing technology to improve their bottom line. and families across america to save money on electricity and creaea millions of new jobs. it all starts with 50% clean energy by 2030. if a denture were to be put under a microscope, we can see all the

narrator: and with enough repetition, jessie proves she's ready for pool season. [phone beeping] brandon: go on, finish it off. you earned it. hello? i'm making my way down to the west valley shelter to go take a look at what appears to be a german shepherd lab mix. they say she's about seven months old, and her story is actually pretty heartbreaking. they said they found her on the streets with a sibling, and both of them ended up in the shelter. well, recently her sibling got adopted, leaving this little one all alone, and evidently ever since that

. >> how about jessie mueller? story. >> she's our jenna, and what a gift she is to the show. >> she was on, in "beautiful", the musical. and was outstanding there, and you guys have become pals. >> we may or may not be going apple picking. bffs. >> you have friends from a long time ago. a lot of people get into the hollywood world and all this kind of stuff and they leave those friends behind, but one of the things we've admired about you is you keep your core group of girls tight, and that's how you've always been, right? >> yeah, girls and guys. my friends and my family have always been the most important part of my life. it's what makes everything feel worthwhile. the rest of it can feel really lonely if you don't get to share it with somebody who loves you u >> will they be there on opening night? >> oh, yes. >> will you be nervous? it's like putting your baby out of there. >> we want to come watch. >> the tickets are on sale for sara sara's new musical. we've opened our mouth and stuck our foot in it. we have

. >> reporter: jessie griffith has an unusual office. a couple of them actually. when he's not here, hehe usually hehe. preparing the game and fish that he insists on collecting, cutting, and cooking. >> i'm glad to see that hunting is becoming a little more normalized. >> reporter: duck wings and venison sevechey. his restaurant and butcher shopp is a moderer hot spot andld school throwback. you say hunting is sort of thought of as the gun culture and you think it should be thought of as part of the food culture. >> absolutely. i do have guns because i hunt, but t it's direct sourcing. if you're going to kill it, you should utilize it. >> reporter: his favorite target, and taste, is an animal that's become an enormous problem in texas. the wild boar. >> they're a nuisance. they cause millions in damage. but the thing is, thehere highly edible. and they're delicious. as far as problems go, it's kind of a good one. the mustard and bread is made in house. everything is made in house. >> reporter: we sampled his wild boar brautburst and venison. the meat may be wild,

. >> today's protest organized by reverend jessie jackson and goal to damage black friday sales and into the department. >> catherine: big shopping day is here and starting to see more and more shoppers arrive. >> daniel: stephanie coueignoux live in braintree where the cash registers have been recent outcrying for more than nine hours now. good morning. >> stephanie: last 40 minutes activity has ramped up here at south shore plaza taking a look behind me you can see steady stream of customers, it has been exhausting work for stores but really good business i actually just spoke with the owner here at the kiosk and been here since 10:00 last night and told me business is brisk. he is going to stay here through 10:00 tonight. meantime a lot of other sales and target selling 32 inch tv for $99, h and m 7-dollar sweaters and plenty of deals if you're interested in coming and now activity has picked up what earlier i spoke with the manager who said if you want a spot, head straight to the garages up to the top floor. take a listen. >> best spot to go. >> expecting 51,000 people when all said

. >> reporter: jessie griffith has an unusual office. a couple of them actually. when he's not here, he's usually here. preparing the game and fish that he insists on collecting, cutting, and cooking. >> i'm glad to see that hunting is becoming a little more normalized. >> reporter: wild boar, duck wings and venn sevecci. his restaurant and butcher shop is a modern hot spot and old school throwback. you say hunting is sort of thought of as the gun culture and you think it should be thought of as part of the food culture. people confuse that. i'm not a gun nut, you know. i do have guns because i hunt, but it's direct sourcing. if you're going to kill it, you should utilize it. >> reporter: his favorite target, and taste, is an animal that's become an enormous problem in texas. the wild boar. >> they're a huge agricultural nuisance. they cause millions in damage. but the thing is, they're highly edible. and they're delicious. so not a lot of problems in life that you can eat. as far as problems go, it's kind of a good one. the mustard and bread is made in house. eve

lead singer jessie hughes says they are not going to let fear stop them from making music. >> i cannotait to get back to paris. i can't wait to play. i want to come back. i want to be the first band to play there when it opens back up. >> why? >> because i was there when it went silent for a minute. >> our friend went there to see rock and roll and died. i want to go back there and live. >> the band refusing to let the terrorists win. plans to finish the current tour no matter what. >> another security breech at the white house as the man draped in the american flag is holding a binder jumped over the spiked fence. it happened as they were sitting down for thanksgiving dinner. the jumper a man named joseph cap put toe was quickly taken into custody. drill charges are pending. speaking of president obama they are now opening their arms to syrian refugees likening them to pilgrims on thanksgiving. it is against mounting opposition to governor the across the country. we have more on the president's comments. >> the president also said in his address many americans have written him many le

no, jessie cochran. he was lieutenant and part of the survivors officers. >> guest: so nice to hear your voice. callback well it -- >> guest: it -- incredible story. >> caller: yes. that you wrote. i also read again your story about the captain, or the commanders at the different, you know, the japanese commander as well as the commander of my husband ship, you know. so i appreciate -- >> guest: earnest efforts. thank you so much. that's a great story. people should learn the start of the uss johnston. it's a great story. it was a destroyer. when they were attacked by japanese battleships went right for them, torpedoed one of them, very thorough. the ship was sunk. the captain was killed. he won the medal of honor. one of the great moments of american heroism in world war ii. >> host: evan thomas, his most recent book, here it is, "being nixon: a man divided." think serving on the booktv. >> guest: thank you. really enjoyed it. >> evan osnos this next. he spoke in washington, d.c. in september and he sat

reverend jessie jackson who has been organizing this and we're about an hour away, charles, and not ane his thoughts. charles: great stuff there. we're going to be talk about that as well. man on man, we want to let people know there was a suspect arrested in the murder of tishon lee and there will be protesters over the police shooting of a killing it of a teenager. we're joined now by david clark. david clark, this rally full headed up by jessie jackson is an extension of the black lives matter push if you will and this is something you've been highly critical of. >> yeah. it highlights the self centeredness and the selfishness. the people who are going to participate in the tradition of the magnificent mile, the retail that goes on in that area had nothing to do with the chicago police shooting. many of those people are from out of town, they're not even from the state of illinois, the city of chicago, and the retailer goes on down there has nothing to do with city government. this is an exploitation of a situation and once again jessie jackson tries to totally dismiss the black on

musician jessie braham claims his 20-13 song, "haters gone hate", contains the same 22-word phrase that swift used in "shake it off". swift's song was released last year. braham's lawsuit also includes a you-tube link to "haters gone hate", which sounds nothing like "shake it off". braham is seeking 42 million dollars in damages from swift and her record label, as well as a writing credit on "shake it off". jessica rae: lions-gate is planning to bring the 'hunger games' to two future theme parks. tim palen, the studio's chief brand officer, says roller coasters and other rides based on the 'hunger games' movies will anchor a new theme park near atlanta. avatron smart park -- near atlanta -- hopes to open by 20-19. lionsgate also hopes the 'hunger games' movies will anchor a planned indoor 'experience center' in china. late 20-18 is the target opening date for that project. jessica rae scott: jessica and scott are chatting about the hunger games park. jessica and scott are chatting about the hunger games park. jessica and scott are chatting about the hunger games park. scott: we'll have

late in the quarter...jessi corrick calls for the iso, she gets the hoop and the hack...bcu back up 14. then in the fourth, the chargers don't let up....kaylee blake goes up and under for the deuce. bcu stays pepeect, 70-55. coming up later today we'll have action from cedar falls as mmc and akron-westfield play for state championships. tune in at 5, 6, and 10 for those highlights but for now, let's throw it back over to you. jessica rae: scott: it's time now to check on your forecast... scott: good morning siouxland. temperatates are in the 20s and 30s early on this thursday. thth wind will be the big story today with gusts of 40 to 50 miles per hour this afternoon. we have a wind advisory in effect until 6 pm. the satellite and radar is pretty quiet which is a nice change of on this thursday. the wind will be the big story today with gusts of 40 to 50 miles per hour this afternoon. we have a wiwi advisory in effect uil 6 pm. the satellite and radar is pretty quiet which is a nice change of pace after some damp and dreary conditions. here's the dayplanner where temperatures are going