i mean, there's the live business, kara, as you point out.re's the franchises, the time 100, fortune 500 obviously, the swimsuit issue for "s.i." the combined company would have the sixth largest u.s. digital audience i can't believe they are buying these things just to jettison them away. >> probably not, and the brands are iconic i think kara is right, it's been a struggle and i was there at the very beginning of the struggle but watched it from afar the past ten, 12 years, to bring it into the digital age. one of the things kara is an expert on is combining conferences, databases, in-person events, online things like recode is for kara, and we tried that early on with the time 100 i do think that the fortune brand is very good in the conference space, so somebody who could marry conferences, databases, good reporting, good journalism, online magazines and print magazines could make a good go of it, especially with the iconic brands that meredith may not want, which is "sports illustrated," "fortune," and "time" magazine. >> walter, you wan

kara, i mean, revenues are one thing.t has singles day become and what does it matter to companies outside of china, who are trying to play in china >> well, it's interesting. it's a coordinated effort. cyber monday and black friday are all retailers selling. this is a coordinated effort on behalf of one company, which also works with retailers across the company to improve their technology, their delivery, so it's as if amazon was the one running all the sales on black friday and organizing all kinds of crazy spectacle have you been there? i was there a couple of years ago on the night where they have the shows and they count down and jack ma, who's the head of alibaba is the cheerleader in chief of this thing. celebrities everywhere >> nicole kidman was there this year >> whatever, it's someone every year, but what's interesting about it is the concept of involving the entire country's retail ecosystem and that's what's really interesting. and the question is, they talked about it, can they bring it here to the united s

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we are the grief people. >> reporter: it's a reason kara ease longevity is noteworthy.or years they have provided a range of services from peer-to-peer volunteers to grief camp for children dealing with loss to group training like this helping educators work with students. the result is in a field people don't often like to talk about, people hear about kara. >> we have been serving 5,000 people per year for the last few years. >> reporter: it's not just the number of people who reach out for help, it's who they are. >> when i lost my husband, dave, i didn't know what to do. i certainly didn't know what to tell my children. >> sheryl samburg is coo of facebook, one of the country's wealthiest and most influential women. still, when her husband, dave, died suddenly in 2015, sheryl, who could afford any help turned to a group that doesn't charge a fee for their services. >> i think they are the best. they are the community organization in our community that is dealing with people who have suffered loss. >> her coming to kara, to me, itd crystallizes what happens to everyo

it just seems very basic to me. >> kara, thanks. we'll check in with you soon kara swisher joining us from out west when we come back, facebook, as we all said, reporting tonight stock hits another record high at 181 and change. disney putting a squeeze on movie theaters ahead of next "star wars" release. we've got details on that. later on it's always good to talk to steve case big tech on 'lta tll wel lkax reform and a lot more with the dow at 97. you always pay your insurance on time. tap one little bumper, and up go your rates. what good is having insurance if you get punished for using it? news flash: nobody's perfect. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. switch and you could save $782 on home and auto insurance. call for a free quote today. liberty stands with you™ liberty mutual insurance. >>> facebook set to report earnings today as the company returns to capitol hill to testify before the senate intelligence committee the stock if the green again trading at

kara, start us. gridiron greats for $200. kara. who is tom brady? you are right.acks? yes. i'll take gridiron greats for $600.

we wanna start today with some good news for nicole, kara, and monica.ins today will be happy because you'll get the money and you also get to relax for two weeks, because starting on monday, our tournament of champions. good luck. here we go. now the categories... oh. h-o-l-d in quotation marks. champ, go. musicals' opening numbers for $200. kara. what is "cabaret"? bienvenue. good. musicals for $400, please. nicole. what is "fiddler on the roof"? yes. musicals for $600. monica. what is "hairspray"? that's it. musicals for $800. kara. what is "a chorus line"? that's correct. musicals for $1,000, please.

(grant) that was kara finnstrom reporting.statement, the sheriff's department expressed its "deepest condolences to the familiy and all those affected by this tragic accident." (vicki) the mental patient who escaped from hawaii --- went before a judge in stockton today. randall saito(sigh-toe) told the judge " i really don't want to go back to hawaii" it's his first court appearance since he escaped from hawaii and fled to california. he had been in the hospital for more than 30 years... acquitted for murder by reason of insanity. saito is now facing charges for escape in the second degree. he says he wanted to escape to prove he can live in society without hurting anyone. (vicki) still ahead... not quite a "frog in the throat".... but how about a dead frog in your glass of water.... the disgusting find the disgusting find a couple in florida found while they were at a popular waffle house... and it was all caught on camera... (brittney bay area weather)(henry sports (♪) (♪) it all starts with a wish. the lincoln wish list eve

correspondent barbara vessel has been covering these talks for us from brussels barbara good to se you lord kara says that can still be stopped is that really an option. yes legally of course it is until the divorce is comes through you can always say let's try again or you could even say i still love you a bit we shall have another go at it and stay together however it's a political question and the government in london that particular to reason may has increasingly locked herself in her clinging to power into a mechanism that sort of reinforces brix it if we look at total days where she has said the date is exactly twenty three hours on the twenty third of march in two thousand and nineteen and that is supposed to be a law it shows that this is like a spiral that she can't really break any more she and her ministers her cabinet and the tory party are really locked into this process and for them to step away from the brink is hardly possible politically what about in the e.u. is there any feeling like maybe this doesn't have to happen or are we way past that at this point. for the e.u. basicall

. >> alexia kara next on "world news now." un-stop right there!'m about to pop a cap of "mmm fresh" in that washer. with unstopables in-wash scent osters by downy. and if you want, pour a little more. ah, it's so fresh. and it's going to last from wash to... ...wear for up to 12 weeks. right, freshness for weeks! unstopables by downy. for a fresh too feisty to quit. ♪ all you have to two ♪ is take a minute ♪ take your time ♪ the clock is ticking ♪ so stay ♪ all you have to do ♪ is take a second ♪ your hands on mine ♪ the clock is ticking ♪ away >> that's alessia cara. i'm still working on the lyrics to that one. but we'll get to hear them once again because she is taking the stage again at the amas. >> and she's just 21 years old but already making serious waves in the music industry. we're up all "nightline" with abc's nick watt. >> reporter: starry, spangly night in l.a. the video music awards. ♪ >> reporter: alessia cara, rips off the glam, makes a bold statement about body image, where there's no need for trappings. ♪ >> it was my way of sayin

. >> but kara says before turning pro she hopes to be a lady husky and wants to play at the university of connecticut. ambitious. >> reach out to her now. >> ahead at 12:0030, a lot of places to grab a drink in philadelphia but every year philadelphia magazine ranks the ones that they think are the best and alicia vitarelli will share some with us. >>> and at just 5 years old he wanted to get an ups driver and he got his wish. >>> some philadelphia students did not have school today because there was not hot water or heat in the building. plus, we have new information about a deadly shooting in allentown a 19-year-old was killed and as we get ready to celebrate veterans day we look at free shuttle service offered to vets in our area. >>> we begin with the latest on the forecast it's a nice day today just a little chilly but we are in for changes. >> you'll need to

. >> reporter: starry, spangly night in l.a., the muse imvideo awards and on stage alessa kara rips off makes a bold statement about body image. that there's no need for trappings. ♪ the world could change its heart ♪ ♪ you're beautiful >> reporter: she is a shy 21-year-old canadian who still lives with her parents. >> it was my way of saying, here i am at the vmas just like everybody else, in my regular clothes with no makeup on, regular hair. and i'm still singing my song and people are still listening to me. >> reporter: people are listening. most streamed new female artist of this year. that's her. singing "how far i'll go." from "moana." ♪ there's no telling how far i'll go ♪ >> the only thing people want to hear at my shows is that song. that's the one that they wait for. which is so crazy. >> you do give to it them? >> of course i give to it them. give the people what they want. this is where the magic happens. >> reporter: when she arrived for our interview and to work on album number two, no big entourage, eyeliner or ego. >> if you ever want to tell me that i suck, press one o

kara swisher joins you now, technology and business website, recode. thank you for joining us. >> no problem. >> these are -- they are not necessarily going after a certain political candidate but they are trying to do something pretty insidious. >> yeah, absolutely. you saw the range of things, one was looks like a black lives matter kind of thing and other is a confederate flag, they are going after division and trying to create divisiveness and taking advantage of the anger that exists and am my fiing it and using social media -- weaponizing social media to do so. it's pretty basic but at the same time totally insidious. >> how do they look at these things and say, we're not going to allow this stuff to happen? >> they already did let it happen. that's what they are getting grilled on capitol hill. the only thing republican and democrats seem to agree on the social media sites failed. there's a lot of grandstanding and big speeches from both sides and both come at it in different ways. now they have gotten dragged into a political fight. these heari

kara's to brock stuff was getting gingerbread creations right up to the very last minute so improvisation was key. you never know what you get so then you maybe have to change the nonstick a bit when if we get a photo with. paris a small paris and then we get. the kremlin. and then have to make space. rocks dot and her team of thirty work for about a month to transform the four hundred square metres of a former swimming pool into a hilly winter wonderland. steiner kristofferson began the festival tradition twenty six years ago back then it was more of a gingerbread hamlet. good idea came in ninety ninety one. when i was in look at thing in direct shipping sound that we had exhibition area what we wanted to do something put into. we got the idea of making the gingerbread city. since then bergen's gingerbread town has morphed into a major tourist attraction some one hundred thousand visitors flock to see it each year. some of them even join in to help build the town. there were five hours together and building all these houses and all these features who is in them used to go for children an

kara woodly said she didn't report it at first. she felt violated and scared. then she called 911 and the massage therapist was arrested, charged not for her alleged assault but for another three weeks prior. detectives say massage envy management knew about the prior complaint. >> every month he was targeting somebody. and i was september. so i thank god that it happened to me. my husband encouraged me to call and it won't happen to a november woman or a december woman. it stops with me. >> massage envy acknowledged that 180 people filed sexual lawsuits, police report and state board complaints. the company says the incidents occurred over a span of 15 plus years. >>> following up now on a story we first told you about earlier this month. parents and students say they desperately need mean to repair their school. tonight they found out they're not going to get either one. shomari stone talked to people on both sides of the issue at poolesville high school. >> i'm crushed. >> reporter: joy zucker is upset that poolesville will not get a new high school. she's l

the results is that in a field people don't often like to talk about people hear about kara. >> we have been serving over 5,000 people per year over the last few years. >> it's not just the number of people reaching out for help it's who they are. >> when i lost my husband dave i didn't know what to do. and didn't know what to tell my children. >> sheryl sandberg is c.o.o. of facebook one of the country's weltiest and most influential women. still when her husband dave died suddenly in 2015, sheryl who could afford any help turned to a group that doesn't charge a fee for their services. >> i think they're the best. i mean they are the community organization in our community that's dealing with people who are suffered loss. >> her coming to cara, to me is crystalizes that death and loss happens to everyone. and it doesn't matter your socioeconomic status you're in. there is something good out there and you can get support for it. >> two things i wanted to mention. one they don't charge a fee. but they do accept donations they say 90% of the people receiving services give them at least so

i have the moral authority to summoned them on november thirteenth to kara because the house and begin a process of refinancing. in renegotiating the external debts. and all of in as well as commitment they're innocent. moving on to apple which released the deluxe version of its iphone today the iphone tanna. and we saw the return of long lines outside apple stores from shanghai to new york. a big relief for the company after an underwhelming release of the iphone eight in september. successful debut plus thursday solid earnings report sent apple shares to. stock rose nearly two percent this trading session its market value reaching nearly nine hundred billion dollar. right all the excitement here in france reception to the news martin was mixed. dennis as demonstrators in paris and the southern city of example ross accused the company of tax evasion. catherine yet reports. iphone fans in paris have been lining up to get their hands on the latest model. the iphone ten carries a hefty price tag. eleven hundred and fifty nine your rose. but that has done little to dampen their enthusiasm

correspondent barbara vessel has been covering these talks for us from brussels barbara good to se you laura kara says that can still be stopped is that really an option. yes legally of course it is until the divorce is comes through you can always say let's try again or you could even say i still love you a bit we shall have another go at it and stay together however it's a political question and the government in london that particular to reason may has increasingly locked herself in her clinging to power into a mechanism that sort of reinforces brix it if we look at total days where she has said the date is exactly twenty three hours on the twenty third of march in two thousand and nineteen and that is supposed to be a law it shows that this is like a spiral that she can't really break any more she and her ministers her cabinet and the tory party are really locked into this process and for them to step away from the brink is hardly possible politically what about in the e.u. is there any feeling like maybe this doesn't have to happen or are we way past that at this point. for the e.u. basicall

that's the un's refugee agency in london we have a mild that you kara from the institute on statelessness and inclusion and in pennsylvania we have one dean director general of the other can read union welcome to you all but what can i start with you and explain to us how central how key is the issue of citizenship for the plight of your people in myanmar there are serious a good issue is the key the central will or what's happening there during that people are forced displacement and persecution and ethnic cleansing genocide all of that the central issue is is it because of the citizens who have been deprived taken away. from the ring of people by the or missed military they are in this kind of situation so in order to solve this problem citizenship issue has to be addressed a worker can i just get you to take a spark to the daily practical difficulties that are encountered by by the hinder people in myanmar because they don't have citizenship they don't have identified papers which tell the authorizes that they actually belong to me m r there are people or give incentives here an r.c. n

we wanna start today with some good news for nicole, kara, and monica. because you'll get the money and you also get to relax for two weeks, because starting on monday, our tournament of champions. good luck. here we go.

kara mccullough did. >> the new miss universe is south africa.eers and applause] >> comedian steve harvey did a good job, right? the right person. >> that's all i've seen so that part was good. >> okay, no, he crowned the right person. he returned to host year's miss universe pageant. >> this time as allison pointed out he got it right. south africa's demi lee nel-peters took home the crown. she's 22 a business management graduate the second miss universe to come from south africa. 92 women from around the globe squared off in the 66th annual pageant and miss u.s.a. was miss d.c. who is kara mccullough made it into the top 10 last night. congratulations to her. way to represent d.c. >> beautiful. all right. tucker, good morning. >> allison i have not learned a lot in 2017 but i did learn that you cover your face to hide your cry. >> your ugly cry. >> your ugly cry. >> if you got a pretty cry whatever. you don't know if it will move into a full-fledged ugly cry. >> tucker had as a pretty cry. >> you got a pretty cry. >> i got to practice. >> work

. >> up next miss usa's own kara mccullough sharing her secrets about her final preparations ahead of anybody has anything. the 6 66th miss universe competition this weekend you can see it here on mighty fox5. >> ashley devour yack sat down with miss usa kara mccullough and reigning miss universe ahead of the big day to talk preps. >> three hour miss universe event airs november 26th on fox. and reigning winner iris, as well as miss usa kara mccullough joined us to talk about how they're getting ready for the big night. >> it's a matter of taking sane and eating and getting my rest and packing. we know how packing goes when you're trying to stay calm for really big event. >> a big part of the having the platform they do raising awareness for causes close to their hearts. mccullough is the founder of community out reach program science exploration for kids. >> i've learned over time that test taking and being, um, exposed to a lot of bias. so when we go into the under served areas we're able to show students the opportunities that come from stem subjects. >> iris works with smile train

the passage of both kara and cures. in fact, as a result of kara patients suffering from substance abuse now have greater access to evidence based treatment, addiction treatment services and overdose reversal therapies. cures on the other hand provided $1 billion in grants for states to support and array of prevention, treatment and recovery services. i believe these initiatives are making a significant difference. at the same time other issues have emerged in this fight. earlier this year, our committee responded to reports of people overdosing on heroin laced with synthetic opioids, fentanyl, which are 100 to 10,000 times more potent than morphine. the availability of this opioid have become a public health threat and partsies primarily operating in other countries are exacerbating this epidemic every day. today's hearing will allow us to gain member perspective on potential ways to complement existing policies and federal regulations to combat the opioid epidemic. representatives both on and off the energy and commer

joining us now so kara, kushner has been asked repeatedly to turn over more documents. cooperate? >> so kushner's attorney said this latest round of document requests was a gotcha game but he has yet to cooperate. i think one of the issues here is that some of the documents that the congressional investigators have requested they have obtained from other witnesses soy they are wondering why kushner didn't hand them over. one related to his security clearance form. attorneys said really the fbi should hand it over. the other significant development in the past week has been that the former national security adviser michael flynn has told trump's legal team that they will no longer share information about the special counsel investigation. that signals to us that breaking this joint defense agreement means that flynn's legal team is exploring possibility of a guilty plea or that he might cooperate with investigators. earlier on state of the union dana bash asked the former u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york how he interpreted this development. >> if you a

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. >> kara, what do you think? >> i happen to agree with bakari on that.the excuse of, well, this is just who he is. many of us warned the american people that this is who he is but they cast that aside and didn't care and voted for him any way. allowing somebody like donald trump -- just because you can explain it doesn't mean you should excuse it. that's what people who supported donald trump are continuing to do now when he lies and behaves in a way that is is existential threat to our republic, to democratic norms, ideals, and institutions. every single day, something else comes out that demonstrates the threat that he poses. >> it's sour grapes. >> because he won. >> no, it's not sour grapes, pointing out what's happening, the reality in front of us is not sour grapes, those of us are concerned with how do we move forward. how do we protect the country from this, you cannot have a functioning government, when the president of the united states behaves this way. >> and i mean, he knows the comments offend people, but he doesn't want -- he says that --

in ashburn, kara maloney, news 4 sports. >>> the redskins host their first ever thanksgiving game tomorrowe burgundy and gold take on the giants right here on nbc 4. carol will be live at fedex field on news 4 at 6:00 and the redskins pregame report. then we'll have all of the reaction with live reports after what we hope, we hope, we hope is a win, melissa. >> i mean, i hope so. wouldn't that be the nicest gift for thanksgiving? actually sitting around and somebody watching the tv and enjoying watching what's going on? >> and a win at home. >> wouldn't that be so good? i know some people from the station are actually going to the game. >> yeah, yeah. it will be cold out there, you have to bundle up. but football fans they know how what are you looking at in there on your weather map? >> i'm looking at a lot of cold air moving in. the good news is we'll stay nice and dry tomorrow morning, below freezing for just about everybody especially in the suburbs, roads will be staying dry. what you want to wear? a puffy coat no matter where you're heading because it will be pretty chilly even throu

thank you kara, thank you. and i just want to say i feel, i've been very fortunate to be part of groups who are committed to collective responsibility for all of our underserved and oppressed communities and i feel like we are the future of this country. and the ways that we are doing work together, so thank you. i would like to say that the san francisco transgender film festival was founded in 1997 by my friends christopher lee and alex austin, and we are the first and longest running transgender and gender nonconforming film festival in the world. founded at a time when other film festivals would not screen trans and gender nonconforming filmmakers. we are proud to still be part of ongoing movements, supporting expression and leadership of communities of color, immigrants, and all trans and queer people. especially now as we are fighting the negative impact of gentrification against all of our communities. i am very honored and humbled today to accept this commendation. thank you very much. [applause] >> pre

thank you kara, thank you. and i just want to say i feel, i've been very fortunate to be part of groups who are committed to collective responsibility for all of our underserved and oppressed communities and i feel like we are the future of this

kara lee, that's a heck of a story. what do we know about what investigators know?> well, we know that they're looking into whether there were these two asks from turkey to michael flynn. the gulen one that you just walked through very well, and then there was another one that would essentially the request was to drop charges against an ally of president erdogan of turkey, who is jailed in the u.s. for helping iran avoid u.s. sanctions, among other things. so the special counsel was looking into whether these two things -- these two things, at least those two things, were proposed to flynn and flynn accepted. that if he was able to accomplish these tasks, once he was in the white house, that there would be a payment indirectly or directly of upwards of $15 million. we also know that they're looking at whether this discussion about this occurred at a meeting in december of 2016 at the 21 club restaurant in new york. and and whether flynn and senior turkish officials had this discussion there at that particular meeting. and we also have learned that they're looking at

company chose 25-year-old model kara delvine to be the face of anti-aging youth line. somewhere upset because the 25-year-old was used to target women 30 and older others upset because of culture surround after a magazine refused to use that term and embrace growing older. >> wisdom she has dark circles under her eyes. >> that's why she's on the campaign >> she is not a favorite of ours here. >> we'll move on. >> wall marlt ends long term relationship with nation nation's oldest dance. >> a live look across the d.c. region. 46 degrees. back with a little melo this morning for you. always and and forever♪ ♪ ♪ >> all right. welcome back. 5:24 now based on sales numbers it would seem americans are over the baltimore based company under awrm our. they announced this week sales took a dive for first time since 2005. that news september stocks to tail spin dropping 19%. this comes as under armour pushes to sdpoond mainstream stores like dsw and kohl's. >> people are saving at the lowest paceness ten years. september savings doypd w weakest level. money watchers say great amo

kara johnson's body was found in the water near cobbs creek parkway and spruce street. she was strangled to death. her body had not been in the creek very long. police said they are checking cameras around the city and around that area to try to develop a suspect. >>> and we're live at oxford valley mall. it's severe winter weather week. we've got lots of people here. bill henley! >> hi, glenn! >> it's daylight. what are you doing? krystal klei over here. come on out. we're going to be here until 5:00. we've got free stuff to give away. yeah, i guess i'll also tell you what the weather's going to be this week. nobody delivers more for south jersey than steve sweeney. he stood up to north jersey special interests to increase funding for our schools. he stopped christie's commuter tax, saving south jersey residents over 200 million dollars. and he led the charge to pass paid family leave. aarp applauded sweeney for freezing property taxes for seniors and cutting prices on prescription drugs. "i got to take my hat off to him. he's a man of his word." steve sweeney. because

the result is that in a field people don't often like to talk about, people hear about kara. >> we've been serving over 5,000 people per year for the last few years. >> and it's not just the number of people who reach out for help, it's who they are. >> when i lost my husband dave, i didn't know what to do and i certainly didn't know what to tell my children. >> reporter: sheryl sandberg is coo of facebook, one of the country's most wealthiest and most influential women. still, when her husband dave died in 2015, sheryl, who could afford any help, turned to a group that doesn't charge a fee for their services. >> i think they're the best. i mean, they are the community organization in our community that is dealing with people who have suffered loss. >> her coming to cara, to me it crystallizing that death and loss will happen to everyone and it doesn't matter what socioeconomic status you're in, if there is something good out there, you can get support for it. >> sadly it's something that we all will share. >> it really shows you don't have to deal wig that grief alone. >> and you sho

>> i have heard from people that they have seen that kara different big-box stores. it is a pain for me. i'm glad i wasn't hurt and no one was. if you see my big purse, i had a lot in there. it is a bummer. you focus on what is important. >> it was a good reminder. >> we are glad you are okay and that you could share that with other people.>> we will move on. a record season last year for california ski resorts. >>> all that and more coming up after the break. stay tuned, we'll be right back. ♪ when you have doctors working as a team for your health, you get the care you need to help you thrive. ♪ visit kp.org to learn more. kaiser permanente. thrive. ♪ >>> we had a winner in denver. that sealed the deal. let's go to colorado, kevin durant slammed down 25. get out of my way. they were up. denver let it by 10 and then came back to the third quarter. staff carried buried this three- pointer. the next four games will be at oracle >>> it took longer than expected but the anaheim ducks scored. they were leading until the third.. there was no more until the shootout. the s

was represented by miss d.c., kara mccullough. she's been a friend here on good day d.c.ngrats, ladies. >>> disney's pixar film cocoa sang its way to the fourth best thanksgiving weekend film debut ever. brought in about $49 million making it the most popular movie playing right now. "justice league" slid to second place with a little over 40 and a half million dollars. wonder was in third place with $22 million. >> i got to see that. i hear it's amazing. >>> 5:55. my gosh, can you stand it? cute, cute, cute. time to say hello to our facebook fan of the day and here she is. this is tiaranna gorgeous, gorgeous. that's the best smile ever. she's seven years old she watches us every day. she she thinks ervin pretty and she thinks tucker is so funny. >> she was nominated by marnie starsky w. we hope your day is as bright as your beautiful smile. thanks for watching us. you are just a peach. >> i could just eat her up. >> come visit us in the loft. we would love to say high to you in person. >> beautiful baby. >> caitlin let's start with weather this time. >> could have mixed

tell me about the next -- >> san antonio next friday a week, we've got a couple our women fighters, karahe end the women don't seem to do that they seem to still be mad at the end of a fight, i also see a fighters don't tend to size each other up come out right away barely tap gloves go at it both fight 105 only folks do 105 so smaller kara, farmer cheerleader in high school one fight a somersault landed on top of o opponent truly bad ass, can i say bad ass. dagen: you just did. >> fighting a woman from texas mexican american very proud mexican american. maria: person of interest purview. >> no shg, mundo another networ you have to play for it. >> please come back. >> i would love to, i will be watching. >> thank you. >> co imbatmba-- come at about e -- margaret st. >> martha stewart next opinion is this a phone? or a little internet machine? it makes you wonder: shouldn't we get our phones and internet from the same company? that's why xfinity mobile comes with your internet. you get up to 5 lines of talk and text at no extra cost. so all you pay for is data. see how much you can save.

. >> reporter: kara cook. >> w high levels of lead, they can experience memory loss and learning disabilities target to remove the product from the store, target declined saying they're not for children. according to the packaging they're for age 14/and up and they're not defined as toys and as a result are not required to meet children's product standards. the toys manufacturer bull's eye toys stated the products in question are clearly labeled age 14/-plus. there are no mandatory requirements for it. >> they classify fidget spinners as general use products which are aimed at 12-plus or 12 and older and d not require the same testing that children's toys and products do. u.s. pirg is we haven't heard from them. the question is do little kids wind up playing with those. >> the answer is yes. you see them everywhere playing with them. >> how do you keep them out of little kids' hands. >> and mouths. >>> coming up next, a look at this morning's other headlines including uber's new plan for an air taxi. plus senator >> announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by jcpenney. it's her

how proud teddy and kara would be if they were here. we all miss them. teddy jr, patrick, you are all a chip off the old block. dedicated to public service and you are dedicated to one another. vicki, i know you are there tonight as well. you have been wonderful to me and my family -- you have been wonderful. the work that you and the institute have done to introduce young people to the nobility of public service is incredible. not only i think you but the whole nation think seo. i really wish i could beat -- thanks you. i really wish i could be there. because you are honoring a great public servant and that sounds almost stale, a really great american. a great friend of mine and a guide that is still my great friend. john, congratulations. being the chair of the senate foreign relations committee was one of the highest privileges i ever had of my career. as you can imagine, handing over that gavel was not all that easy. knowing it i was handing it to john made me feel good. i hardly need to tell you what a courageous, honorable man of integrity john is.