by 1954, jonas salk was ready for mass testing. what is extraordinary about this is that in 1954, the march of dimes, with no, and i mean no government involvement, begins the largest public health experiment in american history. it takes 2 million children, all of whom are volunteers, and it runs what is called a double-blind study. what that study means is the people that are giving the vaccine have no idea whether they are giving the real vaccine for the placebo to the child, and the child receiving the vaccine has no idea whether he is getting the real vaccine for the placebo. -- or the placebo. 2 million kids are lined up. can you imagine a parent in 1954 lining a child up for a vaccine? no one knows whether it's going to work. no one knows whether it is perfectly safe. but the fear of polio was so extraordinary that people were pushing their children into line. i came from a neighborhood in queens, which was a tribal ethnic neighborhood. i can remember very well mothers and fathers saying, "we're jewish, salk's jewish, how th

jonas salk remained the people's scientist. in the year 2000, time magazine did a story on the 100 most influential scientists in the world in the 20th century. only jonas salk, among all polio researchers, was on that list. showsis a wonderful cover sigmund freud analyzing albert einstein with a couch and the picture of jonas salk on the table. those of the three men seen by time magazine as the three pure mirror scientists -- three premiere scientists. of all major polio researchers, only one was not admitted to the national academy of sciences, and that was jonas salk. it was a scandal, but salk was blackballed from the academy by sabin and others. salk was once asked whether he felt bad that given what he had done, he had never been awarded the nobel prize. salk looked at the questioner and said, you know, it doesn't bother me, because everyone thinks i did win it. [laughter] the two men battled it out until the day they died in the 1990's. when they did pass, albert sabin, in literally his last breath said, jonas salk was

smith, jonas, john along with suzy welch and chuck. welcome all. suzy, consumers have more cash in their pockets, but you don't think that goosed holiday sales, why not? >> people are not splurging. slow, economic growth is the new normal in america. there are pockets of sensational things in silicon valley. most of the country feel on the edge with job security. the drop in oil prices is why it's crushing companies profitability. college graduates are not getting the jobs. that puts a dent in the debt. on top of this, because of terrorism, you have a psychological dynamic. this has been going on for longer than just this fall. gary b., to you. let's talk about the spending with consumers. it's been falling for some time, now, right? >> exactly and rightfully so. suzy alluded to a couple good points. when i look at the economy, there are three pillars. if people have jobs and what's the price of their house. wages haven't budged in 30 years. the labor force participation rate has been dropping like a rock. if you track that and oil prices, they are

stephen jonas was sentenced to 50 years in prison for the crime... he's now serving out his term in newton... a medium security facility. paulsen says that allows him too much freedom. three people escaped with only minor injuries in a head on crash... it happened last night... along army post road and highway five. police aren't sure what caused the crash... but say speed was not a factor. they say a three year old passenger was taken to the hospital to be checked out as a precaution. two people are recovering after a house fire in marshalltown.... crews were called to the one thousand block of south 6th when they arrived... flames were coming from the side of the house. the two people inside were woken up by a smoke alarm... and managed to get out. they were taken to the hospital with minor injuries. officials say the fire was caused by the stove accidentally being left on. damage is estimated at 40 thousand dollars. these last few days of holiday shopping could put your credit in danger... "crimestoppers" says it's seeing more holiday rip offs...

. >> we went to the rodeo to watch the jonas brothers. a big jonas brothers fan. >> and they're off. >> when the barrettes pull into the parking lot, the rodeo's chuck wagon event is getting under way inside the stadium. >> if you've ever been close to these chuck wagons when they're racing, it's rumbling, there's a lot of noise, the horses are making noise, the rigs are jumping up and down and rattling. >> backstage, a bull named hardball is in his holding pen. >> hardball is a bucking bull. that night he was scheduled what we call a re-ride bull. on any given night, a cowboy may get a re-ride because of something, a bull doesn't buck or a horse falls down or it slams into the chute coming out. >> as the chuck wagons roar across the stadium, hardball's startled. >> he ran forward into a gate that was in front of him, pushed it forward and allowed a pin to come out of a gate that was beside him. >> the gate unlocks and hardball races out toward the exit. this surveillance video catches hardball as he makes his escape out of the stadium an

talk about what jonas was saying and the long impact that one could have. >> well, they make good pointsand we tend to take them and hen all of a sudden the budget balloons. that's a negative impact. we know from study upon study that when the government taxes you to spend as they want, it's on the economy. on susie's point i do think that behavior will change. it's going change in a good way. people are more vig lenlt. in tend hopefully if the administration is on the top, we start to spend smarter rather than more. that's the finger cross and then if the behavior changes, it's in such a way that people do not get away from shopping and more vigilante and spend it in other areas. it goes to maybe online roadway r retail, so the spending stays the same. hopefully the economy as a whole does not get the negative impact. >> susie, last word. >> well, the economy is built on certain behaviors. we go to football games where there are hundreds of thousands of people. our behaviors do change because of this threat and becomin in the economy that we can not look away from. there's no happy talk

i think jonas is right. the fact that if oil goes into the 20s, and we think it's going to, you do get cheaper prices at the pump. we may see dramatically lower gas prices, but it's a leading indicator that the economy is not doing well. the economy's are contracting. not only here in the united states but around the world. and there's other evidence of that. but because of the less -- lower demand for oil, we think that hurts the -- that's an indicator that the economy is not doing well and bad for jobs. deirdre: okay. so i'm going to pick up on both of your points. how much do we need to worry then about the broader markets? we did see energy drag if you ike on the dow, it snapped a-4.-day winning streak, is this just a sign for things to come? >> i think it would go a lot lower if it stayed in the mid-30s, the rest of the economy is doing okay, there are areas in the stock market that are fine. it's when you get to the pumps that this all high-yield debt no one wants to buy that debt and other companies h

jonas was sent to the medium level security newton correctional facility... "it just shocked us, i read about newton and it's a place to rehabilitate people...he'll have cell mates and 4-5 hours of free time..."fred scaletta, assistant director of the department of corrections described the placement process saying quote, "it is more about the offenders history and current behavior that determines their custody level and facility placement; along with the specific rehabilitation needs that each institution provides" "when they evaluated him, i think he lied his way through that and got them to believe he was in harm. i think he got to go where he wants to go..."scaletta says that there are currently 467 inmates at newton correctional facility with a violent offense, 102 serving sentences of 40 years or longer and 31 inmates serving life in prison... 'the review board needs to be reviewed i just can't see that they are sending these people that do these kinds of things in these places when we have facilities for violent criminals."until a change is made the pa

jonas was sent to the medium level security newton correctional facility... "it just shocked us, i read about newton and it's a place to rehabilitate people...he'll have cell mates and 4-5 hours of free time..."fred scaletta, assistant director of the department of corrections described the placement process saying quote, "it is more about the offenders history and current behavior that determines their custody level and facility placement; along with the specific rehabilitation needs that each institution provides" "when they evaluated him, i think he lied his way through that and got them to believe he was in harm. i think he got to go where he wants to go..."scaletta says that there correctional facility with a violent offense, 102 serving sentences of 40 years or longer and 31 inmates serving life in prison... 'the review board needs to be reviewed i just can't see that they are sending these people that do these kinds of things in these places when we have facilities for violent criminals."until a change is made the paulsen family says it will be hard to

jamie and jonas with me now.so, jonas, first and foremost, how much does this hurt whether it's amazon or target or any of the companies any of their stocks? >> okay. they would have long ago pulled these away for good if there was going to be any impact on the stock and that might still happen. but right now a handful of sensational fires versus hundreds of thousands of high ticket items in holiday season doesn't even compare. it's like fight club without lawyers -- well, that's an acceptable risk. somebody could sue anywhere along the distribution channel, it could be amazon, ebay, it could be the makers in china, it could be any of these dozen companies that make these things but the bottom line is the reward exceeds the risk legally. deirdre: okay. the reward exceeds the risk. jamie, what is your take? it seems as if the manufacturers gave this proof of safety that the retailers would be more likely to stock their shelves again with hov boards. what is your take on this? >> i don't know i think when you have

joe jonas burst on the seen as a member of the jonas brothers. now he's dancing his way up the their hit single "kate by the ocean." but despite his busy schedule this season still has given joe a chance to give back. >> we partnered up with j.c. penney and hosted an amazing event with the boys and girls club where we invited kids from 11 cities to have a shopping spree. what shocked me they were getting gifts for each other. okay, you get $100 will you sneak in a gift for yourself. to the dime they had their mom's purse, brother's jacket. it was really beautiful thing to see them wanting to give back. >> it's hard when you're a kid. >> absolutely. i remember when i was a kid and you want to spoil yourself but you see such kindness and joy and happiness and excited to give back themselves i think that was the most beautiful experience of it all. >> it certainly is a wonderful time of the year for joe who is >> tell me about denc. >> it's a band i started about a year ago. we have been playing. we had a new cd come out a couple of weeks ago. >> wh

musical performances live, of course, the theater, and also, there will also be those passing fad music jonas that -- genre s that come up. will never go away. n roll. karen: you have a new cd out, dd martin, all for the love of jazz. >> i love that song. this particular cd salutes not only my mom, estella may great, pioneers of artists. ella fitzgerald, billie holiday. i decided to take a few of some little bit more of a jazz dd entity into it. karen: where can we get those? >> our e-mail address right now is art code51@msn.com and order it. karen: we' re talking about holiday music. you have holiday songs. what gets you in the mood for holidays? >> knowing that my jesus christ was born to come to this world >> that is all you need. perform next? wax talking about love, there is nothing like gospel music. let me take you to church. there is always a place in my heart that lets me know there is there is a place called heaven, and i hope to be there to be with my mama does anybody ask you where i am going? where i am going? if anybody asks you where i am going , i am going m going up -- i' yon

. >> joe jonas, okay, yes, he is sounding like his brother recently yeah.many brothers does he have have have. >> neiman marcus, i was there yesterday, our closet. these are some of my friend. >> fancy. >> remember we did a story about a year ago where donate clothes and people who need it can get five items, that is founder jill, and they get to have have a real shopping experience. so neiman marcus did a fashion show, women paid $75,000 was raised, $75,000. >> you look good. >> thank you. >> 57,000 collars was raised, and again, you know what they need? we talk about this. >> they need a man in the room. >> they need mens clothes. >> they need ski pants and they need timberland and all of the stuff thaw are not using anymore like your ski pants. >> okay. >> our closet. >> would you like my ski pants. >> i told you i would get all of your suits. >> i really need to clean up the suits. >> okay. >> let's do it. >> joe jonas is what i was talking about earlier. >> yes. >> how many brothers does he have. >> is there four because is there a little guy that is n

melissa: here to weigh in, harry dent, jonathan hoenig, from capitalist pig hedge fund, jonas max ferris, founder of max funds. thanks to all of you joining us. harry, you're not optimistic on 2016. >> no, i haven't been. we've been saying this is bubble. bubbles don't correct, they burst. everyone of the bubbles, 2007, gift fifth taken us to higher highs, every crash to lower low lows. how can everybody not notice this? large cap stocks and leading stocks like amazon and google are running away with the market. small caps falling farther and farther behind. classic sign of a major top. i'm saying 2016 will be a bad year. melissa: jonas, when you look at year, dow, looking negative for the year, s&p barely in positive territory, nasdaq though has had a good year. is that going to prove harry wrong? is that where we're going to see the burst? >> proving harry wrong, i just remember him with the dow 2,000, back in 2,000, i thought he was one of the bubble guys. i think bottom line is, there is a lot of money following bad advice for many years now. worried about inflation. worried about am

thank you i'd like to take a moment of personal privilege to memorize my father and mother and if jonas would put that on the screen a picture of them from november 29, 1943, whisper approximately 29 years and enjoying the big band they were have a very good time the reason we want to mention my father is that he was born on december 20, 1913, would have been one and 2 years old this coming sunday delivered in a small rather than house by his father angelo and didn't have any electrical until 1937 they didn't get it to the rural application they lived a humble life was a maid to repeat third grade and thought it was the reason he was secretive as an insurance agent and gave them a good donation acknowledging the fact he wouldn't have within successful if he didn't speak eastbound english so credited the nuns for doing that the other thing i want to imagination he also served for 10 years on the planning commission in pleasant ton california so i brought the sign he's kept in psi his office where the house will be rented out to other people so we brought the gear into san francisco i tha

wendy williams. >> joe jonas was here and he's performing with his group. his brother is performing. what do you think of them? >> dnce they represent the new music from this year. we have the classics. gomez is now a classic. artists like that around for a while and now you have the new bands like dnce. is santa claus here. we have a surprise for you. we have presents for you. >> oh, santa. >> happy holidays everybody. >> rosanna has been nice and greg has been naughty. >> you never know what you are going to get here. wild man santa. rosanna: i am happy he's keeping the pants on. he's wearing shorts. >> santa has a leg tattoo. >> rosanna, dig the shoes. >> looking good. >> like i said before, rosanna, greg, bums in the seats by 7:30. >> the lineup is incredible. what happens if you don't have the tickets. can we win some? >> stay home and watch fox 5. tickets on sale through the a seat. >> yes. tweet us. >> it is such a good show. i want to hear a full recap from you greg and rosanna on monday. >> how come mike woods is not he's looking like a bum. >> he

. >> jonas. >> so looks like no other comments from the commission we will gather for comments and try to respond to the commissions comments and certainly we'll get out there and talk more to the neighborhoods and be more practicing pro-active and see on this particular item an january 28th; is that right. >> that's right. >> i think i got it rights and my name is jonas for that moment. >> thank you let's keep going. >> very good commissioners on item 12 at 2k3wu student and pennsylvania after a large project authorization you granted the opposed parties 10 minutes. >> lots of times. >> good afternoon rich the the item before you is the large authorization for the project on 22 street and pennsylvania avenue under the project authorization they're seeking modifications to the planning arrangement for award and off-street parking it includes the construction of a pdrs building with approximately 47 thousand pollute gross square feet along pennsylvania avenue and residential building with approximately 200 and 36 grow square feet and 200 and 50 dwelling units along 22 street the pdr bui

maybe it's all jonas. we don't know if it is or isn't. we have terrorists here and the head of the department of homeland security said that they certainly can infiltrate. let's just step back for a couple of months a year and isn't that the most common sense thing to do. >> that has to be the find word. >> these were not refugees. >> they were educated and te terrorists and killed people in the united states. >>> neil, what's coming you up? >> terror threats closing the schools and everyone is settling for two percent growth? a lot of them are calling it the the new normal. just deal. you know what, i am not. time to raise held. >>> what you say on social media is fair game when you're landing a job. not for a foreigner trying to land on soil. something is out of back. >>> advocates being backed. we dare to ask you to decide. right at the bottom of the hour. >> thanks neil. we can't wait. >>> up here first. if iraq is recruiting through money, the only of "bulls and bears." >> the terror organization has enough to fund it for three years

jenn jonas. her kids were excited to see santa.... well, two of them were. if you're like to submit a facebook fan photo, just post it on our abc-9 facebook jenna/tim/chris/fred: (fred) your forecast for tonight is for mostly cloudy skies the low will be 21. tomorrow, expect and breezy winds, along with a warmer temperature of 48. the 7-day forecast shows a slight chance of light snow thursday, a slight chance of light rain friday for christmas, a slight chance of mixed precipitation saturday, then a slight chance of mixed precipitation on monday. there is obviously a lot of uncertainty in this forecast, so please stay tuned! today is the winter solstice, otherwise known as the firsday of winter. that means the sun's highest angle is as far away from us as it gets in the southern hemisphere. it will start moving back toward us tomorrow, which means more daylight each day.

from earlier versions like this one in 2007 - to today's more refined video - walk and talk with jonas)vig: is there a future for wind energy in iceland? jonas: yes, definitelyjonas ketilsson, with iceland's national energy authority, says even if the island is already 100% sustainable -- there's always room in iceland for new forms of cheap, green energy. (sot - 0655)v - why are there so many inventors here dealing with renewable energy?jonas - after our financial crisis that we encountered a few years back, people had to rethink and restructure and i think it did bring us a lot of good ideas. those ideas could grow into something big.(nat)and thinking big is something saethor asgeirson hopes to do when he exports his green energy to the european market in the near future.jonathan 3 3 still to come this morning... the miss universe pageant had an awkward moment last night. we'll show you *why* wrong name. you're watching siouxland news at 3 3 "this is siouxland news at sunrise on kmeg 14" 3 good morning everyone,thanks for starting your morning with us.i'm jacob taylor.3 3 fog will li

a lot of people jealous of me today. >> i know, my niece love joe jonas by the way. what is like playing without their brothers. >> what is it like not playing with your brother? >> same thing. >> duet? right now just rooting for each other. you did an awesome cover of adele's hello. it was a skit going on longer than expected. it is a sad clown. >> did you hear from her? >> we are waiting for a letter. >> there is a good chance you are going to hear from an i adele. >> thank you, anna. what happened? >> cake by the ocean song. >> this is the song. joe, he's a nice kid. >> it is very provak tif. >> well -- yeah, about what you think it is about. having something else by the ocean. >> joe jonas. >> well, he's growing up on us. coming up. who knows who other surprises you'd be surprised how easy it is to get a good low-cost you might even get help paying for it! go to nystateofhealth.ny.gov or call 1-855-355-5777 enrollment ends december 15th meet the moore's! we're always looking for ways to enjoy more. so we called time warner cable expected. more speed, like 300 meg

. >> jonas? >> study says women overpay for. xrt for 15% gain. >> neil, to you. >>> this is a little worrisome. isis getting hands on tens of thousands of passports ready to go. all they have to do is add a name. what could go wrong? hi, everybody. i'm neil cavuto. we know isis sympathizers are here, now operatives? a new report with with fake passports they can pass off as real. we are told they are the real mccoy and hard to detect. one more reason to put a freeze on refugees we are taking in right now, let alone that a lot of this could be going on. we'll get to charles on that. we have taken some off. weird. >> somewhere they are having a ball in the bahamas. >> we wanted to fight it. >> i can see my buddy, but why not me? >> this is scary. >> it is. it's scary and a no brainer. it's one of these things where the american public is wondering, where do we use common sense. syria is a target bet. then you add on a layer of passports. there's a fallout since yesterday, this week, certainly from the quinnipiac. americans are say

. >> also in new york, selena gomez, demi, the week, and joe jonas leading his group. it is christmas cheer jingle ball style. >> and the i-heart radio event, we zeroed in on charlie who earned three grammy nominations and a nod for "see you again," his tribute to paul walker. it's been a long day >> i never met paul. and he's the reason why i music career right now. we're so proud of you. >> thank you so much. >> and rhonda's marine corps date report. >> he is a real gentleman. >> the ultimate fighting champ arrived at lax after attending carolina with a lance corporal jared hasher, who invited her facebook. one thing she didn't do that night? >> i don't dance in public. >> and one more quick hit, "mike & molly" will come to an end after this season. melissa mccarthy will this to say. i was shocked and heart broken when cbs canceled "mike & molly." i would have shot the show for 50 more years. i'll miss my second family. >> only we're talking to dancing's max and pita about their engagement. >> how did you know this was forever? >> then cindy and her model daughter, i

find out what she tweeted about her relationship with zayn malik and why things could be bitter jonas. >>> travel consideration provided by -- >>> time for the answer to tonight's "e.t." birthdays. which singer said she didn't want to play a mean girl ontv? >> i think it will be fun to play that. >> tha britney spears. got itright. she turns 34 today. happy birthday. david letterman donated tv memorabilia to his alma mater. but it's that bushy beard that dave is rocking. clearly he's not shaved since he left his show all the way back in may. should he? he doesn't have to. you know who else? samantha harris. take a look, there they are handing out gifts at the fifth annual children's hospital los angeles holiday >> also they're spreading the holiday stars from l.a. and the odd couple. >> kind of a selfish gesture. >> we feel so doing it. bringing a little shot of joy or happiness to the holiday season is what they do well and we love to be a part of. >> puts everything in so, where's my desk?

. >> jonas ket ilson with is land-- says even in the island is 100 percent sustainable there is always room for cheap clean energy. >> after our financial crisis that we encountered a few years back, people had to rethink. and i think it did bring us a lot of good ideas. and those ideas are gaining momentum now into small projects that are becoming something large. >> reporter: and thinking big is something saeth asgeirsson hopes to do when he imports his green energy to the european market in the near future. cbs news, reykjavik, iceland. >> a new exhibit gives visitors access to the tomb of king tutankhamun's wet nurse t was discovered in 1996 but has never before been open to the public. the nurse called maya luffed over 3,000 years ago. her tomb includes several wombs decorated with scenes of her and the young king. >> still ahead, a bus involved on a deadly crash on a texas interstate. >> one person was killed in a texas bus crash this morning. a gray hound bus slammed into an suv that had already hit a barrier on intersphait-- interstate 30 in articlington. a woman in the suv was

we expect the cost to decrease -- >> reporter: jonas kettleson with iceland's national energy authority says even if the island is already 100% sustainable there's always room in iceland for new forms of cheap green energy. >> after our financial crisis that we encountered a few years back, people had to rethink. and i think it did bring us a lot of good ideas. and those ideas are gaining momentum now into small projects that are becoming something large. >> reporter: and thinking big is something sethor askerson hopes to do when he exports his green the near future. cbs news, reykjavik, iceland. >>> a new exhibit gives access to king tutankhamun's wet nurse. discovered in 1996, has never before been open to the public. the nurse called maya lived over 3,000 years ago. decorated with scenes of her and >>> still ahead, a bus involved interstate. >>> one person was killed in a texas bus crash this morning. a greyhound bus slammed into an suv that had already hit a barrier on interstate 30 in arlington. 17 people were hurt. police say most of the injuries are not serious. >>> the latest "s

the group will now be scrutinized by the government, jona hull reports from london. >> the long awaitedeview into the working in britain has con claused that the members and associated should be concerns both a possible indicator of extremism by continuing to refuse visas to members and associate who'd are on record as having made so called extremist remarks to ensure that charities with links to the muslim brotherhood in the u.k. are not miss used to support it directly, and to intensify scrutiny of the muslim brotherhood and groups associated with it. in the past, figures have rejected violence, a statement from the muslim brotherhood in egypt says the government review and fairly condemned millions around the world while lawyers for the brotherhood in the u.k. have called it deeply miss guided and wrong. saying they will challenge the british government findings in court. we didn't have notice of the provocation of the report, and all of that is in this process. >> the muslim brotherhood is now banned in any number of countries including egypt, saudi arabia, and the united arab emira

en la segunda mitad jonas por la derecha se quita los defensa y con efecto vence a taylor navas que nada que tocÓ para mandarla al fondo. jackson martÍnez asiste y regala un golazo para cerrar el marcador dos pocero a favor del atlÉtico y se mantiene al tope de la tabla de posiciones. en el descenso recibieron al granada, yo no tambiÉn con el 1 1, cuando se jugaban dos minutos de conversaciÓn ponen a favor de los palmas que termina venciendo 4 1. sabe usted que la gastroenteritis de invierno? el segundo le explicamos que le causa. julio:la gastroenteritis de invierno se encuentra en alza segÚn las autoridades. repÚblica dominicana es uno de los originarios esta bacteria. reportero: autoridades de salud estÁn en alerta ya que han demostrado ser resistentes a antibiÓticos. provocan malestares estomacales que pueden ser muy severos. >> produce nauseas vomito dolor abdominal, diarrea con o sin sangre. reportero: en estados como california massachusetts pennsylvania se han mostrado brotes de esta cepa pero no en texas. proviene de paÍses como repÚblica dominicana y la india y su transmisiÓn s

nick, joe jonas.yone went to see this concert. >> like this is work for them to go to a concert and get seen. >> it looks exhausting. >> i want that mind. >> your mind would not be that stimulat

smith, jonas, john along with suzy welch and chuck. welcome all.y, consumers have more cash in their pockets, but you don't think that goosed holiday sales, why not? >> people are not splurging.