. >> josie and kerry are two of the retailers downtown. josie and the team have been open on sunday since the store opened in 1991. >> sunday is a day for families and friends to get together and a lot of times that's the only day that people can go out and do their shopping. if we're not open on sundays, where else do they have to go other than like the mall or the big box stores. or our competition. >> just a few doors down at hand made art and gifts gallery, kerry's hours are a little different. she's decided to stick to her monday through saturday schedule. >> when you're in a business that revolves around weekends sometimes, you realize how much the rest of the world revolves around a monday through friday school with social life on saturday/sunday. and we still wanted a little bit of that normalcy. >> the split has helped bring the open sundays campaign to life. >> we tried to put together a strong campaign. it's simple. >> the downtown community partnership spearheads the effort to encourage owners and customers alike to shop on sun

it's called pure argan milk by josie maran. >> oh, yeah. i like josie. >> we don't know -- >> what do you do with it? >> didn't she give you some too? >> it looks like milk. and you put it on your bare skin. >> you put it on before your makeup and stuff? is it like a lotion? >> but it's not greasy at all. and it makes a difference. it's lovely. >> ooh, it's very velvety. if you want a good book, please go get their book. it's by mitch albom. this book is amazing. if you love music and beautiful writing, it's for you. it's written from the perspective as music as a character and music talks about how he infused different singers. it's got a beautiful plot. i can't put it down. it's mitch albom's the magic springs of frankie presto. >> that's an unusual book. great, great. from a star-studded wedding to a special birthday for a leading lady and a brand-new baby on the way. >> we have all the scoop coming >>> in you were busy this weekend making a mad dash for last-minute thanksgiving ingredients, you may have missed out on all the celebrity s

you will see a fight between the role of america place in the world and josie a fight on how america should act towards its borders but i don't think those can yield many compromises. and may be the conservatives have to win on those two questions. i am conservative on foreign policy and on immigration to believing those two aside for a moment it should be acknowledged but especially at the left becomes more and more -- conscious right to religious right speech rights come under attack, there is more ground for conservatives and libertarians to work together. they both believe in individual liberty. they both believe in federalism and localism. they're both fundamentally believe in the constitution. so you're going to see these problems that comes to those two big issues but 60, 70% in the right, you can probably come together for the future. >> an issue that's close to the heart of "national review" is the legalization of drugs. is there a disagreement here? is there a movement towards agreement between conservatives and libertarians speak with there is among younger conservatives a

knights up 24-23. 2) but then it was set point for the cougars when josie blankespoor taps it in. we are tied at 25!3) ensuing serve anna christians serve is perfect just hitting the net! set point now for the knights! 4) and check out the block here by blankespoor! we are tied at 2 sets apiece! but unity christian would lose 3 3 3 3 3 <> 3 3 3 3 have a great evening. >> rose: severe weather threatens millions. tornado warnings in the midwest. snow in the rockacy. also tonight-- >> >> i don't have to hear from this man, believe me. >> rose: the republicans

josie in fargo, north dakota, is hard at work on sundays.ost companies in the downtown area are closed that day but josie supports the open sundays campaign. she wants people to have a place to shop every day of the week to help fargo thrive. for more watch "your business" sunday mornings at 7:30 on msnbc. our cosmetics line was a hit. the orders were rushing in. i could feel our deadlines racing towards us. we didn't need a loan. we needed short-term funding fast. building 18 homes in 4 ½ months? that was a leap. but i knew i could rely on american express to help me buy those building materials. amex helped me buy the inventory i needed. our amex helped us fill the orders. just like that. another step on the journey. will you be ready when growth presents itself? realize your buying power at open.com at ally bank no branches equalsit's a fact.. kind of like mute buttons equal danger. ...that sound good? not being on this phone call sounds good. it's not muted. was that you jason? it was geoffrey! it was jason. it could've been brenda. whyo

josie was never a baby and never a young -- so she was never a baby and never a young child. california became the 34th state without ever being a territory in 1849. to put that on a state seal not having been a state yet, they were -- that was it. we were in either going to be a state or we will going to be an independent republic. -- we were going to be an independent republic. right now, we are in one of our historic rooms at the restoration. the first floor was turned into a first floor museum, showing people what government was like, the office culture at the turn of the century. at the turn of the last century, i might say. we are in the governor's main office. this would reflect the governor who was governor during the 1906 san francisco earthquake. the governor actually uses these office complexes up until 1950 when the east wing opened up and the governor's offices moved down there. we are seeing a lot of things reflected in the opulence of this period. heavy curtains, the woodworking on the walls to represent tools leveler, but this was a working , but this waser a

one from greg mabin and another from josie jewell. and the heroes trophy is headed back to iowa city with the 28-20 win. the hawks will head to the playoff hopes still a live. from linclon scct saville tv 9 9 ports. ... thank you scott, and tomorrow we'll find out who iowa's opponent will be in the big ten championship: michigan state, ohio state or michigan. i'll have some basketball highlights ... the iowa state men's basketball team is in florida for the emerald coast took on virginia tech on day 1 of the tournament. ... we o to the 2nd half, cyclones already have a comfortable lead... abdel nader working hard on the baseline and gets help from the iron gods... he had a double- double, 16 points and 11 rebounds ... then, naz long kicks it out to monte morris in the corner... he nails it for three of his 14 poponts... cyclones lead 60-38 ... later, iowa state in transition, the alley-oop to jameel mckay who flushes it down with two (ands... cyclones cruising with a 63-38 ad ... iowa sate hit 13 three- pointers tonight... naz long st

but the knights regain momentum -- josie blankespoor and allison timmermans team up for the block. unity beats l-b 3-1. they'll play next wednesday at 2 o'clock aginst sumner fredericksburg. other regional finals in 1a. top-ranked central lyon sweeps bishop garrigan to go to state. gehlen catholic also earns a state trip, 3-2 over george-little rock. central lyon and gehlen meet in round 1 of the 1a tourney, next wednesday at 8 o'clock. dordt beat northwestern 3-2 to clinch the gpac volleyball title tonight: isolated thundershower? low: 59 wind: s 15-25 mph tomorrow: chance of showers. high: 66 wind: s/w 15-25 mph

this one was tight throughout...josi e blankespoor gives the knights the late lead with this heavy kill. but it's l-b that takes the set to even it at 1 a piece. in the third, anna kiel starts to take over...one big swing from the left side to break a 6-all tie. then on set point, they go back to her and she doesn't disappoint...unity christian takes the third. in the fourth, unity out to a big lead...wede tries to will the eagles back into it with the kill down the line. but on match point, blankespoor punches the ticket to state...knights take it in four. anna kiel--"it's amazing. it's such a blessing to be able to go to state again and lawton-bronson is a really good team and we knew we would have to fight for it and yeah, we did. we did what we had to do." chanda zomermaand--"it's an awesome experience. oh my! i can't hear myself talk! it's a great experience, we're blessed to be able to go to state two years in a row." chris: it was another battle of tradition and it was another battle of tradition and history in sioux center tonight. george little rock has never made the state tou

josie clay with the layup.. cherokee would lead ten to four and .. 3 norfolk catholic and columbus scotus matched up in a battle of the top two teams in c1 for the state title at the home of the huskers! 1) 3rd quarter now david englehaupf takes the myles vrbka screen pass 90 yards to the house! he came back after hurting his ankle in the second quarter to do this! it's 25-20 shamrocks!5) it's 32-20 mimiay through the 4th when englehaupf scores again! cuts the lead to 32-27. 6) just under a minute to go last chance for the knights. but englahaupf loses the football! scotus jumps on it and wins. 32-27 the final. the knights have an ininedible runner up seseson. 3 "well a very successful season. i'm dissapointed for our kids. you don't come down here playing for second. we want to win we know that. as you get a month or two months in you look back and say man we played some pretty good football and beat a lot of good teams and we're 12-12. 12 wins is a lot of wins in one yeye so i'm very proud of our r kids. no co

juliet: happy birthday to josie -- joseph. turns 13 today. ben: birthday was november 14. he was sleeping. the rest of us were not. thank you to everyone. i have to give god a shout out. thank you very much. i hope everyone is doing well. juliet: that picture, you see the guy smile. twitter or facebook. just watch. the little tiny microphone at the end. [laughter] audrey: you need your sunglasses. no need for an umbrella. the rain is no god. rain. and inch and a corner in islip. 57 degrees in the part. dropping a degree or two every i was upset 3:00 a.m. ushering dry and cool air across the region. right now we are at 57 and the part. fifty-six in newark. a little cooler north and west. readings in the low 50s to low 40s. the rain has shifted off to the east. a couple of clouds. picked up here. we should see plenty of sunshine for your friday. high pressure towards the eastern seaboard today. expect plenty of sunshine today. temperatures steadily in the 50s. breezy conditions. this weekend, it will feel cooler. there is a thread of a morning shower on sunday. overall, we s

one from greg mabin and another from josie jewell. and the heroes trophy is headed back to iowa city with the 28-20 win. the hawks will head to the big 10 title game undefeated with their playoff hopes still a live. from linclon scott saville tv 9 sports. ... thank you scott, and tomorrow we'll find out who iowa's opponent will be in the big ten championship: michigan state, ohio state or michigan. ... the iowa state men's basketball team is in florida for the emerald coast classic. the cyclones took on virginia tech on day 1 of the tournament. ... we go to the 2nd half, cyclones already have a cooortable lead... abdel nader working hard on the baseline and gets help from the iron gods... he had a double- double, 16 points and 11 rebounds ... then, naz long kicks it out to monte morris in the corner... he nails it for three of his 14 points... cyclones lead 60-38 ... later, iowa state in transition, the alley-oop to jameel mckay who flushes it down with two hands... cyclones cruising with a 63-38 lead ... iowa state hit 13 three- poin

. >> the outlaw josie whales. dirty harry. extra exclusive with living legend clint eastwood, the hollywood icon and famed republican opening up about the race for president. >> you're a fellow conservative in hollywood like myself. >> we'll both be drummed out. we'll never work again. >> what are your thoughts on the republican field right now? >> i think there's quite a few of them that are good people. i think people are looking for somebody who's outspoken and who isn't afraid. and he seems to have kind of a fearless attitude. i like ben carson because he's kind of a common sense guy. anyone of them would be better than what we've got. >> are you planning on attending the gop convention? >> i don't know. >> clint busy right now directing sully right now with tom hanks, the drama about the pilot who made the miracle landing on the hudson river. >> on the universal lot where i started out in 1953. >> is there a chance we might see you in front of the camera soon? >> maybe someday somebody will get up with a really good role

while ago and i just -- and she said, kathi k lee, this is one of the best, and it is pure argan by josie't give you some? >> no. >> it is like milk and you put it on the the bare skin and a it is like lotion. >> not greasy? >> no, and it is lovely. it is velvety, and what is yours? >> if you want a great book, this is the book. you know how mitch albom did "tuesdays with morrie." if you love music and this is beautiful writing. it is written as music as a kascharacter, and how it infuse si singers and the plot is beautiful. i can't put it dn. it is mitch albom "the magic strings of pran ki presfrankie " >>> and now a introducing kisses deluxe chocolates. with a whole-roasted hazelnut, delicate crisps, and layers of rich, creamy chocolate, they're twice the size of the kisses chocolates you love. say more with new kisses deluxe. two words: it heals.e different? how? with heat. unlike creams and rubs that mask the pain, thermacare has patented heat cells that penetrate deep to increase circulation and accelerate healing. let's review: heat, plus relief, plus healing, equals thermacare. the

this one was tight throughout...josie blankespoor gives s the knights the late lead with this heavy kill. but it's l-b that takes the set to even it at 1 a piece. in the third, anna kiel starts to take over...one big swing from the left side to break a 6-all tie. then on set point, they go back to her and she doesn't disappoint...unity christian takes the third and goes on to win it in four. in 1a, gehlen and george little rock battling for a trip to state. jays up 2-0 but on set point in thf third...kassidy klaasen comes up with the kill and the mustangs live to play another set. ahead to the fourth now...klaassen and kaley arends team up on the block and g- lr stretches the lead out to seven. but then we flip the channel and find t t krayton schnepf showow.she gets the kill here and gehlen storms back to win it in 5. central lyon also swept bishop garrigan 3-0 to advance to state f the third straight season. that will do it for your check on sports, back over to you. jessica rae: scott: forecast... scott: good morning siouxland. here's a check k your radar where we had a line of shower

them abusing leon: hang on a second josie. we are having a problem with her microphone. we will see if we get that straightened out. havetory is that they found hundreds of local doctors and have issues with drinking on the job. therter: on joce sterman -- team found hundreds of local doctors dealing with substance abuse, some even trading on the job. having wine in their cars during -- between procedures. their behavior is something the doctors in the state may keep secret from you. is in a blackng secret box in terms of the public. ♪ reporter: tonight at 11:00, the 7 on your side team investigates doctors dealing with addiction. hundreds of physicians. we discovered that goes of -- those that go into the state program done at the disclosed information when they go to treatment. research is shown those doctors can go safely back to work. >> you might say that is easy for you to say, you are not putting yourself at risk. .oh, yes i am my position is an addictive physician entries my grandchildren as well. i'm very comfortable with him because i know he is not going to be

josie is here to talk about the delay, the deadly delay the government says is cap products on the shelves: the consumer product safety commission is the one calling it a deadly delay asking they have been for changes to the window blinds industry for 30 years. no mandatory standard exists to protect you and your children. a joint abc news investigation that seven on your side as part of the change that. it all starts out -- with a local mom. erika thomas has become the champion of a tragic cause. 2014.n died in . he was struggled by the court on the blinds in his bedroom the 7 on your side team discovered his deaths is one of hundreds. the industry says it's made major steps to protect children with labeling and warnings, we found plenty of confusion. we parted with abc stations across the country on a nationwide hidden camera investigation to see what is on store shelves and if anyone is aware of the potential danger when you shop. >> what we found is a confusing array of information. is hard to tell which are the safe ones. reporter: we will tell you about this new push to get the store

but today white house spokesman josi earnest used the targeting of emwazi to push back. >> i think itis clear we are making progress in an element of strategy which is to apply pressure to the i.s.i.l leadership. >> james foley's father john saw things differently. >> bombing him won't bring jim back or change the war. we need to eliminate i.s.i.s., not "jihadi john," okay? >> pelleyokay. >> rose: we continue with dexterÑi filkins. >> rierk as a state and a -- iraq as a state and nation is broken and they're trying to hold things together andeth not clear they want it more than we do. that's the fundamental problem, who wants to die for iraq? it's hard to find iraqis who want to do that. who want to fight nor i.s.i.s. and shiites who want to fight for the shiite militias, but who wants to die for iraq? also klaus schwab, the chairman of the forum forumÑi which takes place in switzerland in january. >> today we live in an interconnected world and whatever you do in an socioeconomic, political sphere, it is in some way related and that will shape your contextual intelligence. >> rose: a

josie of zanbro's variety store in fargo is hard at work on sundays.day, but josie supports the open sunday campaign. she wants people to have a place to shop every day of the week to help fargo thrive. watch every sunday morning on msnbc. we thought we'd be ready. but demand for our cocktail bitters was huge. i could feel our deadlines racing towards us. we didn't need a loan. we needed short-term funding. fast. our amex helped us fill the orders. just like that. you can't predict it, but you can be ready. another step on the journey. will you be ready when growth presents itself. realize your buying power at open.com. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm tamron hall. we begin with breaking news this morning. right now, u.s. officials are trying to confirm whether a u.s. drone strike in syria killed the public face of isis, the notorious executioner known as jihadi john. a senior defense official just told nbc news that the u.s. has overhead video showing someone believed to be jihadi john exiting a building in the isis stronghold of raqqah and getting int

josie dance in fargo, north dakota is hard at work on sundays.ies in the downtown area are closed that day but josie supports the open sundays campaign. she wants people to have a place to shop every day of the week to help fargo thrive. for more watch "your business" 7:30 on msnbc. our cosmetics line was a hit. the orders were rushing in. i could feel our deadlines racing towards us. we didn't need a loan. we needed short-term funding fast. building 18 homes in 4 ½ months? that was a leap. but i knew i could rely on american express to help me buy those building materials. amex helped me buy the inventory i needed. our amex helped us fill the orders. just like that. another step on the journey. will you be ready when growth presents itself? realize your buying power at open.com watching fis great...ether ...but i think women would agree... ...huddling with their man after the game is nice too. the thing is, about half of men over 40 have some degree of erectile dysfunction. well, viagra helps guys with ed get and keep an erection. ask your docto

. >>> josie from fargo, north dakota is hard at work on sundays.at day but josie supports the open sundays campaign. she wants people to have a place to shop every day of the week to help fargo thrive. for more, watch "your business" sunday mornings at 7:30 on msnbc. we thought we'd be ready. but demand for our cocktail bitters was huge. i could feel our deadlines racing towards us. we didn't need a loan. we needed short-term funding. fast. our amex helped us fill the orders. just like that. you can't predict it, but you can be ready. another step on the journey. will you be ready when growth presents itself. realize your buying power at open.com. hey! how are you?g? where are we watching the game? you'll see. i think my boys have a shot this year. yeah, especially with this new offense we're running... i mean, our running back is a beast. once he hits the hole and breaks through the secondary, oh he's gone. and our linebackers and dbs dish out punishment, and never quit. ♪ you didn't expect this did you? no i didn't. the nissan altima. there's a f

economiste-winning josie kaluz out with a new book, earlier today he explained to tom keene and miken bloomberg surveillance how inequality factors into u.s. economic wetlands. >> one of the important reasons why we have such a weak economy and so much inequality is that job creation has been so slow --t there is no pressure upward pressure on wages. let me put it another way. if we had had a normal expansion -- >> 5300, persistent. >> yeah. with we had not had this football of 2008, 2009, with the expansion of the labor force, the expansion of the economy, we would've created a lot new jobs for the labor force and we did not do that. our jobs cap is over 3 million. what i am saying is why we have created a lot of jobs, making up for the lost jobs, we have not kept pace. tom: you are having a cup of coffee with nancy pelosi and paul ryan. what do you say to fill that gap? easily, is begin, infrastructure. anybody who comes into the united states, airport, roads, rad lower standard than in other advanced countries or even other emerging markets. this is important because it actually c

but the knights regain momentum -- josie blankespoor and allison timmermans team up for the block. unity beats l-b 3-1. they'll play next wednesday at 2 o'clock aginst sumner fredericksburg. other regional finals in 1a. top-ranked central lyon sweeps bishop garrigan to go to state. gehlen catholic also earns a state trip, 3-2 over george-little rock. central lyon and gehlen meet in round 1 of the 1a tourney, next wednesday at 8 o'clock. fourth-ranked and undefeated creighton, at home against number-10 clarkson-leigh. the bulldogs score right away - brook baller - taking the handoff - and showing off the speed - 31 yards to the house - baller ran for 185 yards on the day. creighton rolls into the quarterfinals, 52-12. in d-2, unranked wynot using the home field advantage - against 8th-ranked lawrence-nelson. wynot scores on their first possession - jalen wieseler - the quarterback - keeps it for a quick 8-0 blue devil lead after the 2 point conversion. then on their next possession - going for it on 4th and goal - and wieseler with the great fake on the option - plunging in - it's 1

josie clay with the layup.. cherokee would lead ten to four and .. cherokee wins 85-60.norfolk catholic and columbus scotus matched up in a battle of the top two teams in c1 for the state title at the home of the david englehaupf takes the myles vrbka screen pass 90 yards to the house! he came back after hurting his ankle in the second quarter to do this! it's 25-20 shamrocks! 5)it's 32-20 midway through the 4th when englehaupf scores again! cuts the lead to 32-27. 6)just under a minute to go last chance for the knights. but englahaupf loses the football! scotus jumps on it and wins. 32-27 the final. the knights have an incredible runner up season.jeff bellar, norfolk catholic head coach "well a very successful season. i'm dissapointed for our kids. you don't come down here playing for second. we want to win we know that. as you get a month or two months in you look back and say man we played some pretty good football and beat a lot of good teams and we're 12-12. 12 wins is a lot of wins in one year so i'm very proud of our kids. no coach coaches to

joining us from san francisco is ron josie, the senior internet -- he is bullish on facebook.ou have been outperformed, and you say the stock price would go up to 1.3. what stood out to you from the monthly active users continue to grow. the thing that was most impressive to us is that online advertising growth reacts elevated at 57% sfx on a year on year basis or there are a variety of reasons for that, at instagram is a majority of that. there are a lot of good things between engagement and modernization. is this a zero-some game? ron: it is pretty wild. when you look at online advertising, there is a massive secular shift that is accelerating. the advertising bureau said that q2 advertising was at 20%, the fastest growth rate since 2011, and it is accelerating. .oogle had a great quarter twitter had a great quarter with a 67% advertising growth, and facebook is benefiting as well. there is more than enough to go around. in the secular shift from off-line to online. betty: what is the dent in their story, ron? what is it? is it the fact that they are still banned from china?

josie dance in fargo, north dakota, is hard at work on sundays.nies in the downtown area are closed that day but she supports the open sundays campaign. she wants people to have a place to shop every day of the week to help fargo thrive. for more watch "your business" sunday mornings at 7:30 on msnbc. the orders were rushing in. i could feel our deadlines racing towards us. we didn't need a loan. we needed short-term funding fast. building 18 homes in 4 ½ months? that was a leap. but i knew i could rely on american express to help me buy those building materials. amex helped me buy the inventory i needed. our amex helped us fill the orders. just like that. another step on the journey. will you be ready when growth presents itself? realize your buying power at open.com so wi got a job!ews? i'll be programming at ge. oh i got a job too, at zazzies. (friends gasp) the app where you put fruit hats on animals? i love that! guys, i'll be writing code that helps machines communicate. (interrupting) i just zazzied you. (phone vibrates) look at it! (friend

look for upper 60s and maybe low 70s. 69 is the expected high in concord, 69 in livermore. 67 for josi69 for san francisco and oakland and we may touch the 70 degree mark for places like santa rosa and napa. here's the short-term outlooks: expect conditions to continue to warm as we work our way into thursday and friday. the weekend ahead -- the threat of rain for thanksgiving. i have a seven day forecast coming up. but right now to traffic. >>> it's still pretty calm, not tracking any major delays are hotspots. here is a look at the right through the east bay, -- ride through the east bay, dublin two heyward is an easy ride with no delays. so is the trip through sunol grade on 680 southbound. the 880 right also doing well, san leandro into milpitas and with green showing on the road sensors, the south bay ride clocks in at 16 to 18 minutes from the capitol expressway to the montague expressway. looking at the bridges, bay bridge right no delays yet -- ride no delays yet. the san mateo bridge ride still a smooth one, with the 11 minute trip time. the richmond bridge here coming out of

host: josie in jacksonville, florida, and democrat.ust wanted to mention that paul ryan is going to rule thatoehner's only allows bills to come to the house floor that can be passed with the majority of republicans. so than the bills are sent to the senate and they are dead on arrival because the republicans can't pass the bill, so it is .ust continual gridlock republicans like to say that harry reid would not allow 300 house bills to be voted on, but neither have they. it is gridlock. fromouse has to pass bills democratic and republican representatives so that it can pass in the senate with democratic and republican senators, and hopefully one day he signed by the president. host: ok. on climate change, there is this headline in "the washington a bumpy road to you and climate summit in paris. for several years obama has appealed to the leaders of the biggest developing countries, china, india, and brazil, to map out aggressive steps to greenhouse gas emissions or dramatic way slow their growth. the president is passionate about the pa

this is josie on the independent line. caller: good morning.st, i'm opposed to letting them in and the reason that i am is that as long as we have homeless vets that we are not taking care of, we don't have any business taking care of anybody else. they are already coming through the southern border if people are paying attention to the news. they have already got it figured out. they do not have to wait to be vetted. all they have to do is make their way to mexico and they are in. they are already doing it and they are already in custody. this business about women and children -- that is just psychobabble and people need to discard that. if they are paying attention, a lot of these children and a lot of these women go around killing people. you can look at it on their own property and the videos that they show you. concerned, i do not think we need to take anybody in until we take care of our veterans and our elderly and our infrastructure. we don't have it. we don't have any business doing it. they can take care of them and their country wher