disa to kill -- lance disa -- adam lanza to kill everyone and take his own life. >>> couples requested licenses this year and that's an increase over the previous july and the highest since 2006. it's not clear since then and don't ask for them. >>> sal, we are getting closer to the very busy day on wednesday and we will be busy tomorrow. >> it will be busy on the roads but it will be one much those things where people will try to get out of town and the airports as we have been hearing will be very crowded. right now i promised you a look at highway 4, we will be watching it closely to see what happens. it is still green and looks very good. we are looking at public transportation and no delays on a regular schedule. it is light so far and there are no problems on the bridge, if you are driving on the east shore freeway between berkeley and oakland, it is a nice drive, here is steve. >> overnight load or as the cold but not as cold as it was yes. but there is a lot to this system which is working its way up, there it is. as you can see now in the deep south, this one is heading toward

david: i think he is with lance, not necessarily larry. larry sounded more bloom any than lance did. i want to talk specifically about oil. they're looking at drop, wondering what it portends. what does it portend to you? >> makes gasoline cheaper i think. i think actually an overhang it is true oil is down a bit, where it was two months ago. some of that is strength of the u.s. dollar. part of that is risk of middle east and dissipating quite a bit with cera, iraq, the, et cetera, et cetera. oil is starting to get hard to, break even, floating at this level too long. start shutting down production and we'll see oil shut exactly right. liz: that is what they do. they cut down on supply. especially at refinery level. lance and jared, show us the money. we're making for money making ideas. jared, picking stocks, not sectors. tell us why that is the theory. give us the first name you love right now? >> a couple of names are on my list. remember what you just said, stop thinking in terms of sectors. not about that looks at stories stocks. anyt

and the guy who was that guy for this era was lance.our little girl was born, we got a subaru. it's where she said her first word. (little girl) no! saw her first day of school. (little girl) bye bye! made a best friend forever. the back seat of my subaru is where she grew up. what? (announcer) the subaru forester. (girl) what? (announcer) motor trend's two thousand fourteen sport utility of the year. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. humans -- even when we cross our "t's" and dot our "i's," we still run into problems. that's why liberty mutual insurance offers accident forgiveness with our auto policies. if you qualify, your rates won't go up due to your first accident. because making mistakes is only human, and so are we. we also offer new car replacement, so if you total your new car, we give you the money for a new one. call liberty mutual insurance at... and ask us all about our auto features, like guaranteed repairs, where if you get into an accident and use one of our certified repair shops, your repairs are guaranteed fo

lance, do i hear your voice? what? tammy, is that you? yes, sugar lips, it's me. one. i guess i must have been talking in my sleep. look, why don't you make us some tea and i'll join you in the kitchen? and by the way, what are you doing home at 3:00 in the afternoon? i told mr.--morrison i needed the afternoon to attend to some personal business. by the way, lamb shanks, how do you want your tea? with sugar? sure. well, i brung the sugar to you in that basket. two lumps? [makes noise] oh, hi, tammy. verna. all have to pay for things that we may find offensive. i mean, personally, i find the pentagon budget offensive, but i still pay my taxes. well, pardon me. and i'll tell you, gentle folk, if you seek the evidence, you won't have far to look for the devil and his legions are all around you. you need look no further than your neighborho movie screen. you need look no furer than the latest magazine. you need look no further than that television set that you're lookin' at right now to s him, to see that master showman, the one who dazzles your eyes while he blacken

joining us now, editor in chief, lance.e the case that we are not in a tech top. >> yeah, i think twitter was so smart about this. this felt great. this felt a lot different than the ipo by facebook over a year ago. but, you know, i think that they priced it right to let the market decide. and the market just decided, you know, twitter has become a part of our lives. it is not sort of a flash in the pan. it is not something that doesn't work for both regular people and brands, you know, and companies and advertisers. it is something that if it didn't exist, something else would quickly move in to take its place and do the exact same thing. you know, i understand it's not a profitable company. i total saysly get that. but obviously, this is based on potential. it doesn't feel insane. it feels right. and how many other big tech companies -- have there been this year? that is not a sign of a bubble when you have, like, one major one in the last, you no he, six months. >> you know, lance, listen. it may turn out to be the great

i'm sitting next to lance bass who hosted the official ama preshow on abc and yahoo!.e our industry ultimate ama insider. >> so much fun. such a huge night. a lot going on. star style controversy. >> yes, lance, let's do this. >> oh, yeah. ♪ >> you look so beautiful in orange. i'm with one direction. >> taylor swift! >> taylor swift.

between harper and lance and robert and jordan and shelby and candice.that makes for great comedy and a lot of great drama and conflict. >> do we need to see "the best man" because you talked about the tensions between harper and lance and it was over monika or mia what they did. >> that's right. the good girl gone bad. >> i need to see that movie before this one? >> it's not necessary. >> it's on tv all the time. >> that's the mark after timeless classic. that's what i want to do the first time out. i am glad fans like the movie like they do. the movie stands on its own. i think the fans of the first movie will enjoy this more by seeing the other one but those who haven't can still enjoy this film. >> one reviewer said it's not just -- even though there's a large ensemble black cast, it's not just for black audiences and that's the joyousness of the best man holiday. >> it's the truth. i always made universal movies. you put any face on this movie, and anyone can understand and relate to this film. >> malcolm, monika, thank you very much for being here.

. >> reporter: suellen started coming here to lancing correctional around 1980 for what she thought wouldlunteer work and ended up committed to these guys. for life. >> she has that grandmother effect on people. she just shows that she cares. >> by her seeing something in us, it cuts the light on or sparked a kindle within us and tells us maybe we're not that bad. >> you take the time to really listen to each other. >> reporter: suellen has helped develop and now runs a program here called reaching out from within. the program basically helps prisoners work with one another to become kinder, more empathetic people. >> that's what it is about. seeing the side of each of us to pull the problems out. >> reporter: most admit they really need that help. the question is, what is suellen get from being here. >> i am addicted to personal transformations. >> is that possible, with the prison population, half these guys go back into prison after they get out. >> not our guys. >> reporter: what do you mean not your guys. >> over 90% of our people, when they leave prison, do not return. >> reporter:

lance bass, our thanksgivukkah. what do you think?d, lance. >> a lot going on there, by the way. >> very cute. >> another celebrity, the only celebrity not on instagram showing off what she was doing, actually has a picture doing something different. this is victoria beckham. she has her own doll. check the doll out. complete with angel wings, black dress, heels and teeny tiny little microphone. she is showing off her doll on thursday and she tweeted out finally i found someone to duet with on my music e-commerce shoot. so she is doing her duet with her teeny, tiny version of herself. which by the way, she is incredible charitable. she gave away a mountain of shoes to help typhoon victims in the philippines. she teaches her kids being famous means sending the right message. >> important thing. you grow up in a house with privileged parents, got to keep it real. >> she keeps them grounded. >>> derek hough, "dancing with the stars" champion extraordinaire, he danced with maria menudo, they have stayed in touch. they have a little fun wa

i think lance felt that his story was so inspiring, so good, that he could be bad. that was okay. went after people and went after them hard. why? because he was raising millions of dollars for cancer. you know, a social psychologists say we may be hard-wired for social mediocrity. the grander his story became, the more vicious he lashed out at critics and the more able he was to tell the most fantastic lies straight to our forces without any compunction at all. i think there were times, in order to be a really good liar, you have to believe your lies in some fundamental way, some emotional way. i think that's what allowed him to get away with it. >> it's a brilliant work. congratulations. >> thank you. >> the armstrong lie opens in select cities today. thank you so much. >>> coming up next, forget going to the gun show or the sporting goods store. now one company has developed a metal gun using a 3d printer and it really works. >>> plus, it's become an almost guarantee at getting an oscar nomination. actors transforming their bodies for that coveted role. what is the ultimate cos

the uci will manage the commission and plans to bring lance armstrong to speak to the commission that will help the sport and armstrong himself. >> i think it needs to be brought to mind that lance was sanctioned by the u.s. anti-doping agency. they are the people who can give him a redemption in that sanction if he was willing to come forward and provide information, substantial assistance to any inquiry. in the allegations about him buying support or collusion from officials, if those things are true i would like to hear about it, and i'm sure the commission would like to hear about it as well. >> thit may an little too littl, too late. >> yes. >> thank you. kevin is back with the forecast, and then it's "real money" with ali velshi. >> coming up on "real money" the stock market's bull run will probably knock your portfolio off balance a bit. i'll help you put it back on the beam. and a software genius turned matchmaker is not looking for love. he's looking for tech talent. all that and more on "real money." >> audiences are intelligent and they know that their >> we previously had

lance time the thing is to climb the eye he said. i will the island cz the most runs in the downtown area of steel sheehan stands to equal amounts. legend has it that loans lived in seclusion on this mountain. even today. in reading and studying tell the incumbent and snow to this mountain isn't. use among mountains and streams using to equinox and kisses me. it is the eye. the ch ch nineteen sixty one exhibition difficult to understand the philosophical significance of the month of the mess in ancient china but that women who is attracted to the grand landscape scenes depicted by the great tiny spaces. he he he then wrote the following expressions. mainstream party to come to was located in japan. he is looking to china though. ch. like i might be yes i hate you i like it submission to the united states was in the states and its news reel film is about a special exhibition of consulates in nineteen sixty two. we arrived back in taiwan. most physicists of the exhibition with bean and with the painting travels among mountains and stre

that's the real walmart. >>> that guy was lance.tection. >> life for me at the time was moving fast. look at 2005. i had won seven tours in a row, i was engaged to a beautiful rock star. i was -- but that all just felt normal me. i certainly was very confident that i would never be caught. >> wow. that was a clip from the new documentary "the armstrong lie." the film was an official selection at the venice and toronto international film festivals. joining us now the film's director and producer alex giveny. thank you for coming on the show today. >> pleasure. >> so this wasn't about the lie first, right? >> no. it was supposed to be the inspirational come back story. that was the task i was set. in 2008 he was coming back, you know, out of retirement and it was going to be the feel-good comeback story. i was looking to do something a little more inspirational. >> when did you first discover it was turning into a lie? and how did you then work the change to become the product and work with him to ask him to address it? >> well, look,

the nobody needs anybody's insisting the stay if there was a storm someone did there's us museum lancing enough but that moving in that movie oh oh. oh. oh oh oh oh i mean. still. here on the list oh yeah just cause only to. go. what i think will be the final and the middle. east the living god i'm not the weed. but the f.a.q. . but it's. the love. i mean is pretty i want to come so desperate. you post as to where it makes a great. place where you can bet. that during the night an event the slip. is the first real time international since one year we were in the arab world when our first range was in a depression range which was. kind of three. o'clock pm for the game so i'll give them everything that they need and let us go through and he said because i'm going all day in the public face. but it kind policeman gave us a few hours so that we could escape from ukraine and that was that they could have sent us to prison on that day but they released us and we knew that we had to escape right away the besides by the time series and within twenty four hours we left. that about a better that.

the group which would include exmousketeer lance bass called themselves 'n sync. >> reporter: she recordedway nearby. it's like we are in a fun house. >> reporter: that is kind of what it was. it's got every luxury you can imagine. >> reporter: life for justin in the house? >> he had already done "the mickey mouse club," the difference was during the day time if we didn't have anything to do, justin had to be in the dining room with his tutor taking classes and doing school. >> reporter: six hours a day, huh? >> yeah. he would outwork anybody. >> driven. driven. driven always. but he's one of the hardest working person i know. >> i like to rehearse. i like to know where every spot on the stage is going to be. i like to know where the camera frames are going to be and i think it always comes out the better because of it. >> reporter: and the hard work would eventually pay off. after two years of relentless touring overseas, justin and 'n sync hit it big. >> reporter: the guys in orlando were ready and the call was made to disney, hey, we can fill that spot, they rose to the occasion and the

y si no, vean esto, aquÍ estÁ este lance suicida de mÁscara dorada sobre niebla roja.que aquÍ va sobre mÁscara dorada. queda afuera del cuadrilÁtero, en la ceja del ring, niebla roja ataca a mÁscara dorada, vamos a ver quÉ es lo que intenta. la acciÓn ahÍ, en la zona de cuerdas. el impacto con la derecha de mÁscara dorada sobre niebla roja que quedÓ en las cuerdas, precisamente y va a venir el jalisciense asÍ con este movimiento, con esas tijeras, y se lo estÁ llevando al toque de espaldas. ahÍ estÁ, uno, dos y antes de la tercera palmada rompiendo el contacto en la lona. nada mÁs los omoplatos pegados ahÍ sobre la plataforma. esta es la magia de la repeticiÓn, vea usted, mostrÁndose preciso, certero ahÍ, con las extremidades inferiores y despuÉs el toque de espaldas que no prospera. la acciÓn continÚa muy cerca, julio, ya de los cuatro minutos de combate. >> y otra vez, mÁscara dorada se va por el pasillo de la fama, por elel camino de los dioses aparece... ay, quÉ colmillote largo y retorcido de niebla roja, dos palmadas, no llega, 2.75,95. quÉ cerca estuvo ahÍ niebl

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can i go to lance, please, in new jersey? lance. >> caller: hey, jim, how are you doing? i love your show. i'm from bridgeport, new jersey. >> excellent. >> caller: my question is, with obama stepping down from chief executive and changes in the company, what do you think of microsoft as a dividend paying stock or future growth? >> i think microsoft is very expensive, i think it factors in the idea there will be no real growth in personal computers. it has two points downside and four to five upside. i will take that risk reward ratio any day of the woke. mark. >> thanks for taking the call. a little boo-yah. >> i'm liking. i got a question regarding key, holdings, i'm looking into that last week. on thursday the bombshell dropped out, that said the ceo made false statements. they exaggerated their inventories. understated the sales goods and all this jolly good stuff then the stocks just dropped out friday morning, but made a little of a rebound. i'm wondering. >> no, i don't want to touch stocks like this it could be unfathomable on the downside. i don't know tileshop t

but kristen ayers shows us sur vie lance cameras shows us everything. >> the guy that was hit was walking out of his job on 13th street in oakland. he walked across the street here just as a car came tearing around the corner. it hit him and kept right on going. >> i stepped outside to walk across the street to my car like i do every night when i leave there, and that's when it happened. >> surveillance video shows bryant seconds before he was struck by a passing car. from this angle, we see the suv, a dark porsche make a wide, unsteady turn and moments later -- >> i realize it was too late, so i braced myself for impact. >> it hits bryant. watch again at the top of your screen. bryant tries to get out of the way, but he falls to the ground. the porsche pauses and takes off. >> i can't believe they don't have enough love for their human brother to go out and see if they are okay. if they are even alive. >> crash left bryant with a broken femur and intense pain. also painful, the mounting medical bills. doctors had to surgically insert a titanium rod in his leg. >> i got a couple screws in

lo apoyaron no y deben de estar ahora apoyando la posibilidad de que la señora hillary clinton se lanceos confiado en dos periodos legislativos, dos predios gubernamentales, dos períodos presidenciales y sin embargo las promesas no están siendo realizadas. chorro de bombas por manantiales hemos tenido, lamentablemente. hola, buenos días, gracias por llamar y esperar pacientemente. buenos días, llamó desde mérida. muchas gracias, aquí estoy dando las gracias a usted por este humilde programa. mire, la verdad de las cosas es que... no hay que andar con tantas vueltas, que hablar con la verdad porque ya es tiempo, ya son 11 meses de que empezó esto de que iban a dar la amnistía y que iba a haber una reforma migratoria para que todo mundo estuviera alegre, son 11 meses entonces se cabrán el presente barack obama de que cumpla con lo que prometió. >>señor, sabe que algunas palabras que están en el vocabulario de los políticos, y una de las palabras tanto de un partido de los demócratas como de los republicanos, está nublada y es amnistía, porque lo del perdón los demócratas dicen que sí lo p

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lance armstrong. >> steve: oh, lance armstrong. >> jimmy: oh, i don't get it. all right. very good.on't know how to play that. >> steve: he rides around and around. >> jimmy: i don't know -- he has -- all right. this next app is cool. it's called wax alan rickman. [ light laughter ] basically how it works is, you swipe your finger across the screen to wax the chest of legendary screen actor, alan rickman. let's try it. sounds good. all right. [ laughter ] first you tap on the screen where you want the waxing strip to go. >> steve: okay. >> jimmy: right there, right in the mid. now you just swipe the screen to wax his chest. [ ripping ] >> ouch. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's fun. let me try another spot. how about this one over here? [ light laughter ] it's going to be painful right there. >> steve: going to be painful. >> jimmy: let's wax. >> hairy -- -- potter! >> jimmy: let's go back to the home screen. this last app is a came called miley cyrus fly catcher. basically, how it works is a bunch of flies buzz around miley cyrus' head. and you earn points by catching them with her tongu

. >> university of kansas professor where lance rake knew he could turn the local nuisance into a groundbreaking wheels. >> why did we choose this one. >> because it's big enough. we want something with a big diameter, green, maybe three years old seems like the strongest so this is perfect. but it cuts pretty easily. bamboo is just a grass. >> it's some grass. >> it's tougher than my saw right now. >> could i try? >> you might have better luck than i am. there you go. >> it ate the saw! all right timber! >> you got it? >> yep. >> so where are we headed next with the bamboo? >> it's only about three blocks. >> and this is how the supply chain moves at hero bikes. >> all right? turning left. >> for three weeks, professor rake and a group of students tinkered with prototype bamboo frames finally coming up with a mash-up hybrid called the semester. >> which part makes this completely innovative? >> i think the most innovative part is actually being able to make a composite with having carbon fiber with the bamboo. >> so walk me through what we have here. >> we take our bamboo and split it. and the

. >> lance follows gender fibbingation. >> brooklyn is trendy in the eyes of hipsters or yuppies or upwardly mobile young professionals. they are moving to neighbourhoods like clinton hill, formerly working class, and, you know, housing prices are rising. individuals living there may no longer feel like this is their home. >> for some, it's about embracing a new home. >> it was a cold, diverse vibe going on. more blacks than wight. collaborating together - which is cool. there's a big difference. it's definitely going to shine now. >> a shine new and old neighbours are eager to be a part of. >> that will do it for this edition of al jazeera. people in power, children of agent orange is next. news at the top of the hour, thanks for watching. we leave you with a live look at the top of new york tower. have a good night. >>> over 50 years ago in the early days of the vet no, ma'am war, american forces began using a potent new herbicide known as "agent orange." it was designed to clear forests divid i have provided the vet kong with food. the deadly effects of that poison can be seen in the sick

. >> on this day it is marine lance corporal david finn looking back at him.he died in a training accident in march. any military soldier who died gets one. no charge. >> a grieving widow called him wanting him to draw his husband. >> that was the beginning. i have done 3500 of these. >> simply lines, adding up to complex images, demanding answers of the artist - why are you here, why am i here? i think i'm here to do the work. >> portraits are sent to recipients with a personnel letter from regan who thanks them for allowing him to share their loss and ease their pain. we brought this to corporal finn's girlfriend. >> amy, we have a delivery from michael regan. >> thank you. >> amy frost can once again look into finn's eyes. >> sorry. >> this is an incredible broken heart in this country. >> there's nothing i can do to fix that. >> part of the broken hart are the families, i may be able to fix some of that. >> it's a memory to hold on to. you want to get as many as you can. and this... ..this will help a lot. >> even though he draws war dead he insists his ar

a vary lance shot of a person of interest who used pallo's credit card in the mission on halloween. ana wants to find that person and plans to stay in san francisco until she has some answers. >> something happened. we hear about it. but we feel that we are going to find him. >> in san francisco, kristen ayers, kpix5. >> they say that pollo may be in an altered state of mind. anyone with information should call police. >>> a bay area daycare worker is under arrest. 58-year-old, anna lopez was drunk while the children were under her care. parents called police before 7:00 this morning when they say something appeared to be wrong as they dropped off their children at the child development center. police say they smelled a strong odor of alcohol on lopez and took her in. >> no harm. she definitely was -- the belief was, she was not able to care for the children. so no harm, but it didn't help her being intoxicated. >> informing investigators are looking to see if there are any similar incidents. >>> two weeks ago have now taken legal action. 13-year-old, andy lopez's family filed a fed

and said they have been kept in the dark of just what the nsa was up to demanding a total sur ray lance review. >> if only we had some way of secretly finding out what the spy organization was up-- oh, you know who could help us, the ns-- oh [bleep] it's time for a good old us of a plausible deny ability scramble. brought to you by, i don't recall if i had been specifically briefed on whether or not this is butter. (laughter) and arbies. arbies, why not challenge your stomach to a fight. so post nsa revelation, the house intelligence committee hauled in our nation's spy chiefs yesterday. who came before the congressional committee hat in hand. >> this is a tough time for nsa where everybody says what are you doing or why are you doing. it is much more important for this country that we defend this nation and take the beating than it is to give up a program that would result in this nation being attacked. >> i'm sorry, did i say they came hat in hand. i meant middle fingers a blazing. yes, the intelligence community's altitude could best be desribed as are we done here? because i need to

[indiscernible] and the great -- the disgraced american cyclist lance armstrong has announced that allthis business has not been good for the sport. he has said he will testify with 100% transparency and honesty in the future. of scenichink landscapes, the south of france or napa valley come to mind. has capturedher the rugged beauty of guantÁnamo bay. current exhibit of his watercolors is on display in new york and recently, he talked about his work. >> the subject matter of the show, which ultimately is the prisoners, wound up being everything except the prisoners. many not really have expectations of guantanamo. for some reason, it never occurred to me to go to guantÁnamo as an artist before it even though i had been to afghanistan and pakistan many times. focused on as i an artistic motif was the camp. wherewas the first prison they brought the prisoners when they first arrived. and if it -- and it was the , ore where the torture interrogation techniques, were done to the detainees. it is a strangely beautiful place. it is a series of deserted buildings surrounded by chain- link fe

. >> libby new jersey government, chris christie said yet the president should lance the boil admit hisistake, saying this has been dragging on for weeks out in. he blames the white house. does christie have a point? >> you just heard warrant hatch making that argument. christie's voice will really be listened to because of his success in the new jersey governor's race last night. however, they are saying the process should keep moving forward, and the open enrollment period is quite lengthy. usually when you start a new job, and you renew your insurance it is only a couple of weeks, and she say there is plenty of time to work out the kinks. >>> terry mcauliffe will be the commonwealth's next governor. cuccinelli having strong backing from the tea party. the victory breaks a 30-year tradition of governors being from the opposing party in virginia. bill de blasio won a landslide victory. he will succeed three-term major michael bloomberg on january 1st. and while democrats are revels in their victories, republicans are celebrating as well. they are celebrating a big win in the traditiona

prompted her to start the foundation in order to educate people about human sex trafficking and pref lance throughout the country. the money from today's run goes toward caring for victims and preventive programs that teach young people to keep themselves and others safe. bay area news. >> kimberly, thanks very much. >>> we want to bring in our meteorologist, rob for more on tonight's wind warning. >> winds on the increase around the bay area. city mild with upper 60s around morgan hill. wind speeds have begun to increase around san francisco west 25, winds in the hills 15 to 25 miles per hour. 11:00 tonight through monday, wind gusts could at times get choices to 45 miles per hour. so some very gusty conditions in the forecast. notice as we head into tonight, first off north bay hills, 25 to 35 miles per hour winds. tomorrow morning, notice the south bay, santa cruz mountains, tarsd campbell, strongest winds around sunrise and staying breezy through the day. tonight not quite as cold due to winds. gusts increasing through midnight tonight. we'll let you fwhee that means in terms of cool d

off to lance stephenson. he takes that, gets the dunk. pacers, 97-80. lone undefeated. golden state at minnesota, i guess -- warriors dominate. >>> the sight of broken bone coming through in last year's ncaa tournament against duke but kevin ware is back. a triumphant return. ware's first shot, three, right there. >> good for him. so glad he's back in the game. >> there are reports rick renteria will be named chicago cubs manager today. the last one was fired after two years. renteria is currently the padres' bench coach. john moffitt says he doesn't want to risk his health and well being for money. >>> the classic bears/packers rivalry, a bears fan seen here reportedly bets his wife, a packers fan, if the bears win monday night oe can shock her with a taser gun. >> who would accept that bet? >> this is an interesting couple. the bears win, as you know. so he takesers his wife, not once, but three times. the wife then calls the police. they arrive to find the couple loving after multiple beverages, quote/unquote. >> yes. >> the husband was charged for having a taser, wh

. >> lance says now 600 schools are taking part in crayol a's program.t's a great thing for the future of the earth, he says. even greater for the future of these kids. >> they're catch watching this thing unfold like wow, we've done. this i make a difference. i can change things. i can do things and my voice matters. it's one of the highlights of my life. >> one, two, three, we love you! >> we hope you've enjoyed this past half-hour of hearing what's right with your world. you can always catch new bay area proud stories tuesday and thursdays in our 5:00 mm newscast. see you next time. s taking chan. it means trying something new. [ woman ] just, that uncertainty of what's to come. [ man ] just kidding. ♪ can you please stop doing that? ♪ [ woman ] you walk outside in brooklyn, and it's cement and broken glass. and this is just like... the opposite of that. ♪ >>> sharing a room with your siblings is never easy no matter what age. we're here to help jeff and alice give their daughters a room they need to grow. >> i'm jeff forker. >> i'm alex forker and we

. >> sometimes you just have to lance the boil, but some might be asking what else can go wrong? >> reporter: there is a significant date coming up over the holiday weekend as well. the administration promised that the quote/unquote vast majority of americans would have a smooth experience when they got on to healthcare.gov . only two months after that website was launched by voluntary majority finding 80% of americans who go on that website, we're talking about people in the individual marketplace who do not get their insurance threw their employers. they will be able to enroll a lot of people are going to be looking to that day and it comes on saturday. but whether or not that is going to be the case after all. >> mike viqueira joining us live from the white house. thank you very much. >> reporter: okay. >> now to that thanksgiving get awayer, the powerful storm that is making it tough for millions to make it to their holiday destinations. we have two reports, dave warren, but we'll go to randall pinkston at laguardia airport, what is the situation with flights being delayed? >

eleven people on board were killed, including pilot lance hopping".wartz: this year's carterton balloon accident was new zealand's worst aviation disaster since the 1979 mt erebus plane crash. cause is still being determined, investigators have said the balloon was not airworthy and the pilot had cannabis in his system. tvnz news report: "the scene of the tragic flight. the burnt out wreckage of the small aircraft with nine people on board lies at the end of fox glacier's airstrip". schwartz: only 16 months earlier, a skydiving plane crash killed 9 people, among them 24 year old briton, bradley coker. ian mcclelland: "they did not comply with the rules and did not ensure the aircraft was being operated in accordance with the flight manual". chris coker: "my son's death was entirely preventable. it was not an accident. it was an inevitable certainty that that was going to happen". schwartz: bradley's father, chris coker, is on a mission. he's launched an internet campaign warning adventure tourists to stay away from new zealand. schwartz: chris coker s

we can all think of athletes, lance armstrong, at least accused of unlawfully taking why do we think matters of list a fall within those words outside the words other peaceful purpose, even though they are unlawful? did anyone say to the drafters of the convention -- i found nothing in this brief on the point -- where did anyone tell ,ongress, the poison potatoes drug enhancing performance -- performance-enhancing drugs, the example the justice alito used, you give vinegar to a goldfish -- these are all chemicals not in the annex, but they are chemicals. they are nothing to do with chemical weapons. why do we think we have to get beyond that fact? heart of whatthe the national interest is in this case with respect to this treaty and implementing legislation, and the here -- harming here is in the process of line drawing. ist the petitioner is asking accords on a case-by-case basis after the fact make ad hoc judgments -- >> there's an easy way out of that. we say the chemicals involved are the chemicals in the annex. but you're not prepared to say that. >> i'm not. >> once we get outs

job well done helping out all of your friends, jacks lance, pekin, illinois, a town that has really been devastated by at least one tornado. it would appear many of them. and, of course, an incredible storm system has ripped through several states in the midwest, at least ten states have been affected. thanks very much. >>> yeah, neighbors helping neighbors. you want to keep it with fox news for updates throughout the evening and this afternoon. but right now we're going to join "a healthy you" and carol alt after a quick break. stay safe. >> have a good day. [ woman 1 ] why do i cook? to share with family. [ woman 2 ] to carry on traditions. [ woman 3 ] to come together even when we're apart. [ male announcer ] in stuffing, mashed potatoes, gravy and more, swanson makes holiday dishes delicious. mayo? corn dogs? you are so outta here! aah! [ female announcer ] the complete balanced nutrition of great-tasting ensure. 24 vitamins and minerals, antioxidants, and 9 grams of protein. [ bottle ] ensure®. nutrition inharge™. it's not the "fumbling around with rotating categories" card. it's no

superstars like lance armstrong have fallen into disgrace for cheating with performance-enhancing drugs, but millions of american teens could be using those illegal substances without even knowing it. scott has the story. >> let's call him "steve." he agreed to talk with "teen kids news" about the supplements he uses to beef up. >> i started taking supplements when i was a senior in high school -- 12th grade. >> he's not unusual. it's estimated that more than 12 million middle- and high-school students are buying what are called "supplements." over several years of bodybuilding, steve has developed a regular regimen of several powders that he feels gives his body a boost. >> after i add the protein, i would add about a tablespoon of l-glutamine...which is supposed to increase muscle endurance. >> you can buy these things in stores, but that doesn't mean they're safe. >> sadly, that's not the case. why? because these drugs are -- these supplements are unregulated. well, what do i mean by that? there's no agency like the food and drug administration that's checking to see that what's on t

keenum has been when he's moved around and allowed his receivers, especially andre johnson, to free lanceit looks like they're going to go to zone and take away some of those capabilities. >> al: keenum throws behind the intended receiver and angerer almost came up with a game-ending interception. ben tate was the intended receiver. it will be second down and ten. >> cris: that was double bad right there because you don't even mind if tate catches the ball. he sort of tipped it and angerer had a chance to end the game and he couldn't handle it. >> al: took ten seconds off the clock. johnson in the slot to the left. second down play. caught at the 50 yard line. that's deandre hopkins. now they have got to run it up there and kill the clock. let's see what he's going to do here. from the 49 yard line, taking too much time here. too much time. back he goes. throws over the middle. that's caught. fielded at the 37 yard line. now they have got to get up and spike it to have any chance at a field goal. he gets them set up. the ball is at the 37. now you spike it here with five seconds left. and

hk was killed and lance has the story the legal community building. people are celebrating last month the national soccer team includes players from the mouth clean serbian increase in communion. so many people what happened the trees have such a massive significance for bosnia. the good fight scene to walcott could bring defeat to mit's together. it's especially important for the people insanity so. he stumbles. this ego death is an homage to soccer team based in the city. the team last fall did in nineteen twenty four and from the very start. this included both muslim and serve him. during a civil war or on eight thousand muslims were rounded up and killed by serving in this sad incident the massacre was towards case of genocide in europe since world war two. a single batter was these bandits during the war. teammates were falsified and why moment he says. seven of them died when the war ended. there was overwhelming support and in time for rezoning the soccer team as it was a source of local pride the team's president is going to currumbin beach th

>> coming up tonight on 5 news at 11:00, mike sugerman will explain why the big water front arena lance may not be a slam dunk after all. >>> and tomorrow americans, they will pause to honor our veterans in the past and the present. but the bay area, they didn't want to wait to show their appreciation as kpix 5 will take us on out to san francisco's 94th annual veteran's day parade. >> reporter: the veterans day parade has an impromptu feel about it. they don't even stop traffic on market street until the first motorcycles begin pulling out. and there's a reason why so many veterans are drawn to this particular form of transportation. >> veterans wan to be free after we have done our tour for serving the country. and the the motorcycles, you know, it is adding up. >> yes , yes, that's it. >> reporter: it's not always the most welcoming place for those who serve, especially during the vietnam war. but most here say that has changed. >> it is really nice that people, you know, will start backing it up. it would have been nice 40 years ago. but you know what, i'll take it any way i can get

is the bodity of a man who uses performance-enhancing drugs, virtually the same ones connected to lance marion jones and baseball player alex rodriguez. but this man is not a professional athlete. jeffrey life is 74 with the rock hard body and claims the mental sharpness of a man half his age. >> everyone is going to age. i'm not against aging. i'm against getting old. >> reporter: he claims no one has to with daily rigorous workouts, a strict low carb diet and injections of testosterone and human growth hormone, hgm. >> what we use it for is to improve health, slow and prevent disease and improve quality of life. i like to think i'm kind of blazing a trail for the baby boomer generation. >> reporter: a journey that dr. life, a family physician began years ago. this was him before exercise and supplements. this is him today. >> how does this 74-year-old doctor keep looking younger and younger as he ages? the answer the sen general nicks elite health program. >> reporter: they run a chain of clinics calling it the largest anti-aging industry that relies on test toast roane and hgh. last

. >> reporter: lance body disappeared from her womb and found october 8th on the stairwell. the witness the researcher that worked for san francisco general hospital is from either india or egypt. he came ford after seeing a flier district by the police. obviously so many unanswered questions. this witness is not the name of the suspect. the thought here is that the information he did provide may help them on a time line. and that stairwell and in the long run bigger out what exactly happened here. reporting line reporting live j.r. stone kron 4 news. >> pam: when he struck the back of a big break causing him to lose control sending him into oncoming traffic hitting and killing the driver of the s u b. suv >> crushing the driver here and killing him. >> reporter: is one of the worst accidents he has ever seeing the seat h-p associate says. but taking the life of 64 year-old ximg lui and thomas howard >> on 880 they have lowered the speed limit. with the construction and narrow lanes. and now >> reporter: chp are trying to find out why he was quan so fast. >> and at the victi