he is taught by a professor named george kelsey. i had the privilege of meeting george kelsey. he was a wonderful, well educated person who i could see how a young martin would see as a role model. because, from his own father, he gets this kind of religion that is what i would call "old-time religion." a lot of emotion, not too much emphasis on theology and reason and things like that. from george kelsey, what he gets is that you have to get behind the myth of the bible. a lot of the stories, you have to understand what is their deeper meaning. george kelsey is a well-educated person who have studied the bible and understood a lot of the historical context and sees it as a historical document, something that you could go back and question, "why did they write this the way that they did?" what you find from that is that here he is, doing this when probably most of us are not questioning the way he did. the way that he is really striking is that he is doing to set 13 years old, 14 years old, 15 years old, at a time when most of us accept things without much deeper thought. he go

benjamin mays and george kelsey. these are highly educated ministers, passionate in their religious beliefs, but also intellectuals. so, i think that what we get from understanding the importance of being here is that this is where it all happened. i mean, within two blocks of here, the important events of martin luther king's life occurred. this is what shaped him into the person that we know. we can trace that through his own writings, from other documents we have from this period. what we have that is a very essential part of the papers of martin luther king that we have edited is that so many of those papers are religious papers. he had to work things out in terms of his religious beliefs. that was the fundamental basis of martin luther king. to conclude, i would say that if we look closely at those papers, what we find is that he is defining his mission as a minister. in one of the early papers that he does at the seminary in his first year, he is asked by , "what is going to guide you are ministry?" he says, "i

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i'm like kelsey you did all of this. a lot of kids will come. even though people say they might be embarrassed but if they need it they will be cold they will come get one . >> reporter: kelsey is handing out clothes today and tomorrow for anyone in need . >>> she is a role model to other students and thinking about how do i get involved? what kinds of things can they do do. one person can accomplish all of this stuff. >> reporter: also today along with kelsey's clothes boston school children received more than 8,000 coats from a different organization called operation warm. so what those do nations together, boston students should >> anchor: the forecast, well, it's a little chilly the next couple of days but a warming trend later this week? we'll see it in the forecast next. >> reporter: coming up next in 7 sports, we are live at gillette stadium where ton the patriots see if the wide receiver position will be tested with rex ryan and the bills in town. we'll have tom brady's take on it's called a rigged economy, and this is how it works. most

kelsey is in all state choir and wants to pursue a career in music. >> after graduation, i don't know where i'm going. all i know is that i want to go into music, musical theater. anything around there. mollie: and she has a built in fan club. >> they're my biggest supporters. mollie: natalie, joel, and nathan plan to head out of state to college. >> after i graduate, i'm hoping to attend hannibal-lagrange it's down in hannibal, missouri, and i want to look into elementary education and specifically be a pre-school teacher. >> i plan on going into computer science at hannibal-lagrange. i've always thought that computers were really weird but in a good way. i liked how they worked. >> i plan to go into something with computers, probably into computer sciences, most likely mollie: nathan and alexis have had numerous surgeries over the years for cerebral palsy. >> me and lexi are completely done with surgeries and checkups and unless we need something, we're completely done with it. mollie: and it hasn't slowed either one of them down. >> i just feel like i'm the king of the school, like

kelsey is in all state choir and wants to pursue a career in music. >> after graduation i don't know where i'm going. all i know is that i want to go into music, musical theater. anything around there. mollie: and she has a built in fan club. >> they're my biggest supporters and i have so many of them so i just have so much support for what i do. mollie: natalie, joel and nathan plan to head out of state to college. >> after i graduate i'm hoping to attend hannibal-lagrange university. it is down in hannibal, missouri. and i want to look into elementary education and specifically be a pre-school teacher. >> i plan on going into computer science. i've always thought that computers were really weird but in a good way. i liked how they worked. >> i plan to go into something with computers. probably into computer sciences most likely, because i've just always liked to do computer stuff. mollie: nathan and alexis have had numerous surgeries over the years for cerebral palsy. going from crawling to crutches. and now walkers and braces. >> me and lexi are completely done with going to get d

isn't that right, kelsey? >> yes, it is. and let me tell you, he's stylish, very sassy and knows how to work a walk. check this out. >> it's one, two, three, four, boom. >> what makes you one of the most sought-after pageant coaches in thehe entire countrtr >> i'm not a cheerleader. it's not christmas, and i'm not santa claus. i'm seeing some growth where women are realizing, you know what? the slowest-moving train is gender equality, and i'm kind of pushing it. >> i'm going to give it everything i've got. >> i don't care about that. i want to you win. >> i'm going to win. >> all right. that's all we've got to haha. now, i want to you practice some stuff. right now your leg is like this. kind of close the barn door and keep our foot in front. >> guys, he is no joke. >> i'm a little afraid of him. "the insider" together with yahoo!. >> yahoo! >>> i'm here asking for help! >> it was s ke hearing a ghost. a voice from beyond the grave. >> there's no way i can go back. >> can she help solve her own murder? >> so surreal. >> this

reached out to kelsey for comment because he was unavailable. as for chemile, she is focussing onelping others as this year's chair for the national race toant women's cans they're weekend in d.c. she told me she is still keeping in touch with the housewives. h >> there are reports that say kim richards will not be returning to the franchise. do you know how she is doing? >> i reached out when all of this first happened. i left a message. that i was thinking about her and keeping her in my prayers. if she needed anything i'm here. >> one of the other housewives is going throu and l issuees as and teresa, in prison, so hard on the kids. any words of advice or encouragement? >> this too shall pass. >> as for hgh rea own status on the housewives. she said she was asked back to be a regular. so far she only says she is leaving theer door open. >> up next, in honor of our 35th year celebration, we look back and our coverage of wiggest celebrity weddings.>> i but a tiara. >> rosy and trump's i dos and marie osmond's firsted withing to whatere was anot

(kelsey fritz, center for puetry arts) puppets like ralph here. his innards were filled with foam. foam deteriorates over time. we used our materials to conserve him and kind of get him back. the depth of the collection showcases henson's stunning legacy after four decades in television and film. (cheryl henson, president jim henson foundation) we want to remember my dad. we want to remember his kermit, how his characters cared about each other. how they really take care of each other."my next dream is that people actually show up. build and they will come, we hope they actually do come! ...if only to feel like a kid again. jessica rae: late last week... "baywatch" star and american treasure david hasselhoff shocked the world by making a major announcement. we can no longer hassel the hoff! "(david hasselhoff/actor) "i've been wanting to drop the hassel from my life for years. now, i have made it official. david hoff!" well good news scott... luckily the name change is just a publicity stunt. a spokesman says its part of an ad campaign in australia. jessica rae: scott: jessica and

earlier this year we spoke with cars-dot-com's kelsey mayes. he says automakers are dumping the spare tire so they can lighten vehicles to make them more fuel efficient. :41-:52 ((sot- kelsey mays/consumemeaffairs ededor, cars.com))"theheare trying to shave every pound possible off a vehicle and when you can eliminate a spare tire and an inflator kit with a sealer in your truck instead that saves a fairly significant amount of weightht:53-1:00 (chris martinez stand up / los angeles) : here in los angeles, where driving is a major part of the culture, many drivers we spoke with say they simply wouldn't feel safe riding without a spare. 1;01-1:07 (sot: ken carter / motorist:) what if i got a flat, and you know, i'm on a freeway and i got my grandkids with me and i got a a at and no spare? come on now, give me a break.triple a says unless put spare tires back into vehicles, more than 30 million motorists could be at risk of becoming stranded. chris martinez, cbs news, los angeles. it's after the break... break...we'll meet four people in the corri

kelsey 1:04:33 we get a little nervous that kelsey 1:04:33 we get a little nervous that when too much is transitioned too quickly, mistakes get made, errors get made, details get overlooked. sabrina: enrollment packets for medicaid are in the mail... but so far provider networks aren't yet in place. a democratic senator tried to get the plan delayed six months, but the vote failed. sabrina: don't forget to share your thoughts about medicaid privatization... do you think it is the way to go? how do you think it will impact your healthcare? let us know -- we may use your comments on-air. you can post you thoughts on twitter and facebook. or you can email or call us... the contact information is on your screen. elias: a settlement has been reached over environmental violations in fort dodge... elias: the north central iowa regional solid waste agency will pay a 135- thousand dollar resolve violations at the landfill. the agency will also complete environmental upgrades and open a household hazardous materials regional collection center. the settlement solid waste and water pollution viol

. >> mark: kelsey king handed out hundreds of coats, hats and gloves to students. they has been holding this drive over the past three years, after seeing a need amongst her fellow students. >> it started when i was like, looking at my friends and different people within the school, and i saw that they were wearing clothes that were either hand me downs or like i say that they were wearing clothes that was like, more than once in like within a week. >> i'm super proud of her and everything that she continues to do, she's just really determined and driven to do everything that she can to help others out. >> >> mark: kelsey's mom tells us kelsey is also an athlete and straight a student and going to college next year, but hopes to continue the coat drive. her good deeds to the public there. that's tremendous. >> elizabeth: impressive young lady there. >> sure is. >> elizabeth: we're following several new stories ahead at 6:00 p.m. we are just getting our hands on the search warrant that police used to look through the home of baby-sitter accused of kidnapping a 2-yea

kelg city, kelsey, thank you so much. don't forget sign up for our food club. we're back if a moment. >>> erica hill is here to tell us about weekend today. before before we get to that we have a gift for al. a map of all 50 states made out of -- >> bacon! >> and look, there is the mississippi lake. >> is this edible. >> i'll find out. >> we'll eat bacon if that's okay. >> that's fine. >> a little bit of wine? >> we actually have an incredibly inspiring story coming up this weekend. so we all remember some of these pictures that we've seen of the sear kran re kran rev syrian refugees, especially one ever a little boy. and a mom in california started collecting baby carriers and donations. will this exploded. two of our incredible producers just came back from greece. ten volunteers went over, brought a bunch of these baby carriers. phenomenal stories. and tha the son of a polish immigrant who grew up in a brooklyn tenement. he went to public schools, then college, where the work of his life began -- fighting injustice and inequality, speaking truth to power. he

she got incredibly candid about her relationship with kelsey. >> he still won't talk to it's very odd because it's close to six years a it's time to bygones be bygones, let's do what we can to do what's best for our children. >> how do you co-parent if you don't talk >> it's very hard to co-parent, because i have to go through second and third parties to communicate. and i have to call a secretary me, but i amazing that he won't speak to me. >> wecamille says things never changed even when dying nosed with stage three cancer and was treatsed with intensive chemotherapy and underwent radical mastectomy. >> you said that you were disappointed that he didn't show up be there for your kids. >> i can't imagine what it would be like for the doctor to say to me, you have cancer. what is like hearing? >> surreal, it takes your breath away for a second you just compose yourself and, okay, what do do next somewhat do i need to dnext? because i need to beatthis. i want to survive this for my children. now i'm remission. i've been in remission for close to two years. >> now using experience to he

kelsey clark with the iowa behavioral health association says providers are being put in no-win situation.. they're being asked to sign up without knowing how much they'll be paid for their services... clark 18:52:41 we get a little nervous that when too much is transitioned too quickly, mistakes get made bolkcom 19:09:26 it's pretty clear that we are not ready to move ahead. senator joe bolkcom made a motion to delay the start of the plan back to july first.. but it was met with resistance. fry 19:00:54 we are outside our bounds according to what the legislation states with your motion on the floor. i don't hear a change in law and i don't hear a change in rule 05 and following a vote along party lines... nats 19:16:31 the motion fails.. and despite growing concerns, iowa's plan to privatize medicaid is moving ahead.. supporters of privatizing medicaid say it will result in a savings of 51-million dollars for the state. the plan still needs federal approval. medicaid recipients can expect to receive enrollment packets and more information later this month. a new presidential poll shows t

kelsey king set up drop boxes at school to collect slightly worn hat coats and gloves. more than 1,100 items have been king is the captain of the school's track team and says she's just doing her part to which we say great job. >>> the 6 news starts right now. >>> a babe sitter charged with kidnapping a toddler. the disturbing mental health history revealed. >>> the patriots on the line, but tom brady has already lost another target to injury. >>> the first time since march, will this winter chill stick around? >> traffic spots so bad they have made a list of the worst in the country. >>> live from the channel 4 studio in boston, wbz news at 6:00 starts right now. >>> here at 6:00, we have breaking news the state department just issued a worldwide travel alert. >>> it comes on the heals of but isn't limited to what isis might do, but others like al qaeda, may will planning attacks in other regions, they warn to be careful in public places and large crowds. >>> a babysitter charged with kidnapping a little girl, abigail hannah, court officers had to help her walk and sta

back in 1997 kenny, alexis, natalie, kelsey, brandon, nathan and joel... became the world's first set of surviving septuplets.... when they turned one the entire family was featured on the oprah winfrey show... and this weekend they'll get to do it all over again... on sunday they'll appear on oprah's new show - where are they now? that's at eight on the own network. jack: all around the state public works are preparing for most plows have been ready since october. here in west des moines and des moines, polk county-- they're pretreating bridges, but all waiting to pretreat the roads because of the rain thats coming prior to the snow. itll all wash away. so as soon as that rain turns to snow you'll see the dot trucks out. stephanie/wxcdl: chief meteorologist brad edwards is here now... brad:wxcdl ( local 5 weather is coming up next. brad:wxcdl ( local 5 weather is coming up next. "now, we are iowa's f meteorologist brad edwards. certified by weatherrate the independent weather experts" brad/wxc: welcome back. i'm local 5 chief meteorologist brad edwards. b

then it's a senior - kelsey biltoft - with a hammer to the floor - biltoft had 11 killls in her final home game. but it's south dakota state that wins the first set - ashley beaner gets the kill - jackrabbits take the set 25-19. but then south dakota takes the next three sets - audrey reeg had 11 an elementary school in texas has seen a recent outbreak of a highly contagious disease. what you need to know about it and how you can prevent it. and a popular video game is hitting stores this week. we'll >>> i just want to be honest and real. >> news on gwen stefani and blake shelton after we confirmed they're dating. >> plus her first words avenues broke and his ex braves the camera. this is what is coming up rit right now on entertainment tonight. >> miranda's awkward award show arrival, 41 minutes after the blake and gwen confirmation. >> who announces that? like why would i do that? styling her hair like stefani as shelton looks on. out with gwen. >> i think he's hot. >> brad and angelina gets real with us about how their film altered their marriage. >> a couple on the brink of disast

alex smith and travis kelsey, 15-yard touchdown, chiefs up 21-16. ♪ staying alive, staying alive justver two minutes to go. quarter back tie rod taylor. taylor got the first down. chiefs challenge and the call is reversed. 30-22. chiefs have won five in a row heading to oakland next week. kobe bryant will retire at season's end, ending a 20-year career with the lakers, the longest tenure with one team in nba history. the 57-year-old is a five-time nba champ, 17-time all star drafted out of high school in 1996. we saw the changing of the guard last tuesday from kobe to steph curry and the dove set the nba record to start the season against the lakers, kobe is the highest played nba player at $25 million per year and third-leading scorer in nba history. he took the torch from michael jordan, now he's passed it to steph curry and the patriots lost for the first time of the season to denver in overtime. those highlights tonight at 11:00 on abc 7. >> exciting day! that you can. >>> next on abc 7, pixar's latest made here in the bay area. were the odds ever in its favor up against >>> comin

kelsey ballerini, leann...love em all. but i think carrie underwood comes out on top on that one." brooks prediction for new artist of the year...he says...is a no brainer. 10:13-15 marty brooks/dj 94.1 the wolf: "the one person who's gonna take it home is thomas rhett." in true cma fashion...we save the best for last. a die hard garth brooks fan...no relation...marty brooks' pick for cma entertainer of the year goes to... 07:00-11 marty brooks/dj 94.1 the wolf: "it's not just cause people love you and think you're attractive. sorry luke bryan. i'm sorry but it's true...i love luke bryan and i think he's been entertainer of the year like two years in a row. it's gotta go to eric church. i think it's his time in the sunlight." in memphis i'm tish clark. when we return a new study shows more and more people are taking presciption pills. details when we pills? if you do new research suggests you may be in good company, here's abc news lana zak with more "are we a nation of pill-poppers? a new study suggests that, for some of us, the number of prescription medicines we take is on the r

kelsey 1:04:33 we get a little nervous that when too much is transitioned too quickly, mistakes get made, errors get made, details get overlooked. jack: enrollment packets for medicaid recipients are starting to be mailed out. but so far provider networks aren't even in place. a democratic senator tried to get the plan delayed six months, but the vote failed. january first is still the roll out date. stephanie: it's election day in iowa. stephanie: most iowa voters have less than two hours to vote in regular city elections. polls opened at seven this morning. most races are for mayor or city council members. des moines mayor frank cownie is running for his third term. he faces newcomer anthony taylor, who is 27 years old. you can get all the election results as they come in on our website...we-are- iowa-dot-com. stephanie: parts of western iowa are also voting in a special election today to fill the vacant iowa house distcrict 5 seat. the position was left vacant after chuck soderberg resifned earlier this year. the district includes akron, le mars, lawton, moville, and pierson, and is c

brian is speaking with ceo of transfer energy partners kelsey warren, plus mark cuban and kyle bass. also with the stronger pace of hiring today, 271,000 jobs added last month, is the u.s. economy now strong enough for a december rate hike? a lot of things happening today, but first of all, a very big development in the presidential race. eamon javers joins us in d.c. with more details. eamon? >> mandy, that's right. a blockbuster report here in politico.com this morning. politico reporting that ben carson's campaign is admitting that a central piece of his biography was not, in fact, correct as reported by him in his own books. they're saying ultimately ben carson was not ever an applicant to west point. in his books ben carson wrote he applied to west point and was offered a full scholarship after meeting with general william westmoreland. politico reporting that the carson campaign is now saying that, no, in fact, he was never offered a full scholarship to west point. in fact, west point is tuition-free for those offered admission. there's no such thing as a full scholarship in an

steve: kenny, joel, brandon, nathan, natalie, alexis, and kelsey, are all 18 today. happy birthday. it's been very interesting watching them grow up, checking in on their birthdays year-by-year. stacey: the latest interview with the septuplets by mollie cooney is still online at kcci.com, if you missed it. are you ready for this?. continuous christmas music. steve: personally, not quite yet. but des moines radio station, , more 104, is launching its annual christmas music marathon tomorrow morning at 9:00. what's your favorite christmas song? stacey: i don't have a favorite but with the snow coming in the steve: we will$68,000. i owe $44,000 in student loans. my plan, the new college compact, says you should not have to borrow money to pay tuition if you go to a public college or university. and you ought to be able to refinance student debt. and i don't believe the federal government should be who are borrowing to be able to get their education. we have got to make college affordable. steve: is the breaking news a broad you at the top of the newscast. stacey: state championship a b

kelsey warren. plus, mark cuban thrown into the mick as well. to talk to these gentlemen about. all live on the ground in dallas. they will join us for the next two hours of "power lunch." back to you. >> we will. thanks so much. looking very forward to all of those interviews. we want to show you what some of the stocks are doing related to the rejection of the keystone xl pipeline. there's trans-canada, which obviously would be the one that is getting hit the hardest. it is down at this hour at 6%. >> fears that the e. coli outbreak. we made it our call of the day. what do you think of this? the stock, you take a look, at what it's doing today, this particular analyst thinks that the risks related to e. coli outbreak are big. they can take longer than expected to resolve? >> this is an expensive company. one thing we're thinking about here is this company has a lot of baubles. we had the carnitas issue earlier in the year. late december, i think, 2012. they had an issue where they had the brings kit type thing. they were un23% in one month. th

kelsey 1:04:33 we get a little nervous that when too much is transitioned too quickly, mistakes get made, errors get made, details get overlooked. enrollment packets for medicaid recipients are starting to be mailed out... but so far provider networks aren't yet in place. there are only 39 business days between now and the start of the new year. jenna: u-s senator joni ernst took to the senate floor today to congratulate her friend and senior colleage senator chuck grassley for casting his 12 thousandth vote as a united states senator. there are only 17 other senators in u-s history who have accomplished that feat. ernst had some fond words for the senior senator. back home in iowa, he travels all 99 counties every single year and he has done this for 35 years - 35 wonderful years. and today, his travels across the state to all 99 counties have a name. it is called the "the full grassley," so that is something that our elected officials and even the presidential candidates that visit iowa - it's something they try to complete as well on top of his feat, grassley also has the longest stre

- thousand iowans on medicaid and the roll out date for the new privatized plan, is january first kelsey 1:04:33 we get a little nervous that when too much is transitioned too quickly, mistakes get made, errors get made, details get overlooked. enrollment packets for medicaid recipients have begun to be mailed medicaid recipients have begun to be mailed out... but so far provider networks aren't yet in place. there are only 39 between now and new year. jessica rae: temperatures haven't been too in fact, temperatures are near record highs for this time of year. and it's helping speed up construction projects in the area. because of the warmth...some construction projects around town are being fast tracked. a local construction manager told abc9 the high temperatures.... allow projects to continue during a time they would normally would be postponed. "it's a lot easier out there, you don't have to be as bundled up," said concrete manager "things are a lot and with concrete work you don't have to cover it with a burlap and the blankets so things are just a lot easier and a lot more pleasant

. >> reporter: jason kelsey said he had the absolute worst game of his entire career and conner barwind if we play like we did today, we're not going to win many more games. the eagles could be without sam bradford and ryan matthews going forward. both have concussions and bradford has a sprained shoulder. we'll talk about it all with malcolm jenkins and mike quick and a one-on-one with chip kelly. tough, tough loss for eagle fans to stomach. i'm john clark at the linc. back to you, danny. >> we appreciate tit. the eagles take it on the chin here. we'll have more from john clark after sunday night football. >>> temple fell out of the associate the press top 25 poll after their 44-23 loss at south florida last night. stay tuned for sunday night football, cardinals and seahawks going at it in seattle. a big game tonight as the cardinals look to continue their stellar season. i'm danny pommells. that's all from me. let's go back to denise. >> thank you. time to check in with lester holt who is in paris for a look at what's coming up on "nbc nightly news." lester? >> hi, denise. we're goin

point to mark sanchez making his second straight start and chip kelly may be without center jason kelsey did not practice today and he is questionable because of an injury, they lost two straight games and cannot afford to lose three in a row, especially to the lions. the question will be how can this team respond? how can they respond tomorrow on thanksgiving. >> we better, we have a lot of hungry guys if here and a lot of embarrassed guys. >> everybody is feeling good and it being a short week, everybody is ready to play and get the bad taste out of their mouth. >> tampa bay is over and we can do it. >> the eagles have always made a statement on thanksgiving, 6-0, the highest win can percentage in nfl history among active teams and they desperately need a win to save the season against the lions. jeff skversky, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> to basketball, still searching sixers, that is their name until they get a win, they visit boston tonight and going back to last night, the sixers lost 25 games in a row. the golden state warriors are in the book, they wooped the lakers

let's go lick to kelsey with an update. kells?> reporter: well, that's right, we are now confirming six patients have been brought here to penrose main hospital hospital near downtown colorado springs. still a heavy police presence here at the scene, though we haven't seen many more ambulances since the last time we checked in. again there are six patients here. we're still not sure if they are officers -- of the four ciphers that had been shot or if they are civilians that were injured. when initial reports came in, they told us three and we do believe those three could have been officers. we're told those patients have been here for a long time. so possibly three officers, a total of six patients here at penrose main. again, no ambulances have dropped off recently, but we'll continue to stay here and work to learn some of the kin of the patients. the hospital staff is very busy trying to save lives right now. we'll update when we can. >> thank you soech, kelsey kennedy we also know there are three patients at memorial hospital.

derryfield' s hannah kelsey feeds it upfield to brummett who beats the goalie and scores the game-winner in o.t. derryfield survives 4-3. they are the d-4 champions for the second consecutive season. still to come tonight, the bruins are playing a late afternoon game in new york. we will have early tt2watv# 14! bt@qft< tt2watv# 14! "a@qvxx tt2watv# 14! bm@q]st tt4watv# 14!" dztq pnl tt4watv# 14!" entq j, tt4watv# 14!" gzt& 9mt tt4watv# 14!" hnt& )c8 tt4watv# 14!" iztq c*@ tt4watv# 14!" jntq qz women need to work an extra two hours each day, to earn the same paycheck as their male coworkers. join the fight for equal pay. join the fight for sara and women everywhere. i'm hillary clinton, jason: bruins and islanders on the ice as we speak. ryan spooner nets his third of the season. they are in playing in the second now. monarchs at the brampton beast. they lose 4-2. they are at kalamazoo tuesday. pinkerton your division i champion. dover is the runner up. in division ii, windham taking the championship. plymouth the runner up there. in division iii, monadnock are your state champs. trinity

then it's a senior - kelsey biltoft - with a hammer to the floor - biltoft had 11 killls in her final home game. but it's south dakota state that winsnshe first set - kacey hermann gets the kill - jackrabbits take the set 25-19. but then south dakota takes the next three sets - audrey reeg had 11 kills on the day - u-s-d takes it, 3-1. the son of a polish immigrant who grew up in a brorolyn tenement. he went to public schools, then college, where the work of his life began -- fighting injustice and inequality, speaking truth to power. he moved to vermont, won election and praise as one of america's best mayors. in congress, he stood up for working families and for principle, opposing the iraq war, supporting veterans. now he's taking on wall street and a corrupt political system funded by over a million contributions, tackling climate change to create clean-energy jobs, fighting for living wages, equal pay, and tuition-free public colleges. people are sick and tired of establishment politics, and they want real change! [ cheers and applause ] bernie sanders -- huhuand, father, grgrdfa

kelsey is in allstate choir and wants to pursue a career in music. >> they're my biggest supporters. and i have so many of them, so i what i did. >> reporter: natalie, joel and state. nathan and alexis have had numerous surgery forrer is brawl palsy going from crawling to crutches and now walkers and braces. >> me and lexxi are completely done with going to getting different surgeriries and checkups unless we need something, we're completely done >> reporter: and it hasn't slowed either one of them down. >> this is my first year getting into high school cheerleading squad. so that was a really big moment for me. >> reporter: days of reflection already are under way. >> my first thought is did i do a good enough job with them? >> every single thing this year will be the last. >> reporter: so what advice do they have to parents just starting out? >> just have them one at a time. >> reporter: mollie cooney for cbs news, des moines, iowa. >> that sounds like great advice. coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," the cyber group anonymous is waging a tech war against isis. w

against mark sanchez is the turnovers, hopefully he'll have proper profession, he will have jason kelseyon peters are still active despite nagging injuries for the eagles, eagles-lions today, at 12:30. for those looking to get a jump start on the holiday shop, we'll tell you which retailers are opening early and when and tragedy this thanksgiving, firefighters say a man had no early warning when a home went up in flames in the philadelphia tioga-nicetown section. and david murphy has the full accuweather forecast. i got it. seven digits-- it's a phone number. ♪ ♪ ♪ with the card most accepted by top doctors and specialists, you have the compassion and security of blue cross. giving you the strength to drive forward. independence blue cross. live fearless. ♪ i can see clearly now the rain is gone ♪ look! >>> an early morning fire claimed a life of a man in tioga-nicetown section but if the home was up to code he may still be alive on this thanksgiving, the fire broke out just after midnight and the crews found the 37-year-old victim on the first floor and he died at the scene and the fire

kelsey 1:04:33 we get a little nervous that when too much is transitioned too quickly, mistakes get made, errors get enrollment packets for medicaid recipients are starting to be mailed out... but so far provider networks aren't yet in place. there are only 39 business days between now and the start of the new year. tim: today democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton made her way into the hawkeye state. she spoke to supporters at a town hall meeting in coralville earlier this afternoon. the presidental hopeful then held a townhall meeting in grinell where she highlighted the importance fo raising the minimum wage to 12 dollars an hour as well fixing the v-a and making sure veterans are getting proper care. " the va does a lot of good for work for a lot of good veterans. but it has systemic problems. those have been revealed and it's shameful" "we have too many veterans who have been left out and denied the care that they need. i am in favor of fixing it and being really tough about fixing it."" clinton also focused in on gun gun reform if elected president. tim: there's no agree

today kelsey king hangedded out hundreds of coats, scmats gloves to students in roxbury she has been holding this drive for three years. i saw that they were wearing clothes that were like either hand-me-downs or i saw they were wearing clothes that was one once like within a week. >> she's an athlete also a grade a student and going to college next year but she still hopes to continue that coat drive. >> announcer: now your local forecast from chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz and the fox 25 storm tracker weather team. >> it is a cold night out there already seen teens finding low 20s bedford feels like 21 boston feeling like 23 . overnight tonight we'll start out here. you are going down to the low 20s. even some upper teens will be seen in and around that region same for you. another cool chilly feeling day tomorrow. normal for november to have these but its going to be cold. around lunchtime tomorrow afternoon into the 40s. tonight under clear skies lots of sunshine tomorrow for everywhere you look all these forecasts. a little milder upper 20s out on cape cod in the low 40s f

in the second, the warriors respond...kelsey sanger with the smash, crofton evens it up. in the third, stanton goes back up on top...hiliary huss great placement on the serve. this one would go five and what a fifth it was. jessie brandl with a big swing, breanna allen makes the great dig, but then chantelle christensen sends it down with authority to tie it up. stewart gives them the lead and she's amped up. mustangs up 3 when monica arens plays above the net...that gets them within two. but on match point, the service error puts stanton into the semifinals, 15-12 the final in set 5. and mascots need to be limber too! guardian angels cc taking on arcadia loup city. in the first...katie steuter from the left finds the soft spot in the defense and makes it 10-6. later on, morgan bracht slams it off the block and down, blue js go up 6. and they get it done from the middle too...maddie knobbe, no return on that one as gacc starts to pull away. then one more time they go back to steuter for the spike top seeded emerson hubbard opening up with dcs in d1. they come out on fire.

earlier this year, cbs news spoke with cars.com's kelsey maize. he says auto-makers are dumping the spare tire so they can lighten vehicles to make them more fuel efficient. >> they are trying to shave every pound possible. when you can eliminate a spare tire and put in an inflator kit in the trunk instead, that saves a fairly significant amount of weight. >> reporter: in los angeles where driving is a major part of the culture, many drivers say they simply wouldn't feel safe riding without a spare. >> what if i got a flat on the freeway and i got my grandkids with me? come on, give me a break. >> reporter: aaa says unless auto-makers reverse course and put spare tires back into vehicles, more than 30 million motorists could be at risk of becoming stranded. chris martinez, cbs news, los angeles. >> those inflator kits don't work, usually, has been my experience. >> it's better than nothing. you tried the spray can stuff. spend the money on the spare. >>> weather-wise, drying out for the afternoon and in fact drying out for the weekend until at lea

she says that the injuries to the little girl, kelsey, are consistent with a beating.hat we believe happened is the child is taken out of her crib and beaten and then put back in the crib. now, what's so disturbing to me is the parents, the two mothers, go out clubbing -- i don't know where the dads are -- until about 2:30 in the morning. they come back home. they don't even check on the children. they come home, probably drunk, and go to bed. during that time, they could very likely have saved this child's life if they had just checked on her, just to make sure she's in the crib. now the 8-year-old is charged with murder. now, in that jurisdiction, if he's charged as an adult, he could potentially get life without parole. however, in alabama, you've got to be 14 to be charged as an adult. so what he's looking at is 10 to 11 years in juvenile jail. and i want to tell you a quick story. >> please. >> i remember trying a juvenile for murder, and when i saw him as a witness five years later in another crime, he was just pacing back and forth in the courtroom like a tiger.

jason kelsey, you see, getting off the team bus. he has a noticeable limp. he hurt his knee. he practiced monday. he didn't practice the last two days. he is questionable. he is hoping to play, if not, josh andrews will be the center. chip kelly has a decision at quarterback. mark sanchez took the reps with the starters. >> i seen sanchez is running the first group, as far as i know, that's all i know who is starting tomorrow. >> reporter: do you ung the team will respond in a good way after two losses at home? >> we have a lot of guys in there, a lot of embarrassed guys, we will go make a statement. >> what a better day than to play on thanksgiving. >> reporter: what kind of attitude is this team going to have tomorrow? >> watch and see, that's all i can tell you. >> reporter: the eagles are 6 and o all time on thveng. the best record of any nfl team in history on turkey day. in detroit, i'm john clark for comcast sports net. >> all right. eagles take on the lions in detroit. nbc 10 is your official station of the philadelphia eagles. >>> the results are in, in our special t