i know my limits, landers. if i have trouble with him, i'll take him on, face to face, not from the back with a gun butt. i swear to you, shore, some day i'll... you'll do what, landers? slug me from behind, put a knife in me while i'm sleeping? you haven't got the nerve for anything else. you're a gunslinger and i'm no match for you as long as you got your right arm. i wouldn't push ray too far if i were you. coming from you that's a laugh. i've fed better food than that to my dogs. better fill up on it, i got an idea we're going to be needing every bite of it. you'll need it all right. how long you in for? ninety days. hm, i only got 30 days. it seems more like 30 years. uh, two more days, i'll be out of here. i'm going to take me to santa fe and take the hottest bath any man has ever taken. and shave and shampoo and get the stink of this placoff me. after that, i'm going to look for a little trouble. lready. not that kind of trouble. they'll never let him out in two days. he said his time was up. they'll fin

brother mingo made some good points, lander said. we can't save everyone but that doesn't mean we can't try. sotimes a useful delusion is better than a useless truth. here is one delusion. that we can escape slavery. we can't. its scars will never fade. when you saw your mother sold off, your father beaten, your sister abused by some boss, or master, did you ever think that you would sit here today without chains, without the yoke, among a new family? everything you ever knew told you that freedom was a trick, yet here you are, still rerun, tracking by the good full moon to sanctuary. valentine farm is delusion. who told you that the negro deserve ad place of refuge? who told you that you had that right? every minute of your life's suffering has argued otherwise. but every fact of history, it can exist. this place was be a delusion too. yet here we are. and america too is delusion. the grandest one of all. the white race believes, believes with all of its heart that it is their right to take the land, to kill indians, make war and en

just as no two snowflakes are alike....each person has their own story. 14:34:35 diana lander "these kids keep me busy. not much time to shop." 14:41:54 rene rangel "procrastination at its finest." 1 motoc "i knew it was going to be crazy in the morning so i gave it a try right now." david schuman "you quickly get a sense from talking to shoppers that there's definitely a strategy that goes with black friday. shopping so late in the day paid off handsomely for some people, not so much for everybody else did. i tried to get whatever i could." catalina motoc is relatively new to black friday altogether. she's romanian and moved here five years ago. couple videos of people crazy, getting into the stores." she likes to catch up on her alone time while she browses. 14:45:59 "i don't like shopping with my husband because he can't wait, like 'let's go, let's go, let's go.'" diana lander maybe wishes she could shop alone. 14:34:11 diana "these kids, they're not letting me. they're just crying." so she's found a system that works for everyone. 14:35:44 "my friend and i take turns so i'll go t

landers makes a touchdown grab his sixth of the season. state wins 46-37. >> lakewood visits northeast and the vikings pulled off a heck of an upset. johnson runs it in for 6 in the second quarter and northeast winds and overall 25-22 and 7-2 on the season. >> a new internet craze going around called #manikin challenge and this is the steelers locker room and they do this to prickett -- to perfection. they are absolutely killing it. it's going around everywhere. >> that was good. >> we will take a picture. we will be right back. amendment 1 is endorsed by florida's firefighters... because it does solar the right way. and unsafe solar installations. y25r2y yy6y y25r2y yy6y why are out-of-state billionaires attacking amendment 1? because amendment 1... stops. their. subsidies. with amendment 1, you don't pay this is mike's office. if he doesn't show up, he doesn't get paid. too often marco rubio didn't show up to get things done, you've got to show up. you've got to work together. whether it's protectinal curity and women's health care or gr

) so i went to a fat farm where they harvest fat, and i was there with lady bird johnson and ann landers, who were my peers at the time. >> stephen: what?! yes, they were there, also. >> stephen: were they nice to you? >> well, lady bird couldn't figure out o the name of the moe i was in and was thinking it was forward to it. >> stephen: i just can't wait to seeing that car r "car wash" movie! >> yes. and ann landers had a lot of advice which i obviously didn't take. >> stephen: let me say about the character of princess leia. she has the force, why doesn't she get a light caber? >> you know, it's the whole women -- it's a bad thing for women. even in space, women are -- you know, there is a double standard force. >> stephen: the only force she ever uses is this -- something's wrong. she does that. ( laughter ) you can do it better than i can. >> i sense my twin is somewhere and i better hide the cookies ( laughter ) >> stephen: why do you have to comfort luke when one guy dies, ben kenobi, but your whole planet has od comforting you. >> that's right! i'm still upset about that! >> steph

and it wouldn't have happened if it wasn't for ten-year-old "alan landers." in four years-- he raised 40 ?thousand-dollars through his fundraiser... a "super hero fun run." we spoke to alan that "super hero fun run" is held each year at freedom lake park. alan says he's already planning the next one. it's been a rough season for florida's sea turtles... dealing with both hurricane matthew and hurricane hermine. but those little turtles didn't just survive... they thrived! mote marine says this turtle nesting season was record breaking! preliminary counts show there were more than 4-thousand nests along the beaches that more than ?doubles last year, which was another record-breaking year. mote marine officials hope the reason for the increase is because they started monitoring the turtles 30 years ago... and now the turtles are old enough to come back and lay their eggs. the nesting season ?officially ended monday--- but mote says contract talks...derailed. after the break: why one of the ?biggest transit strikes in the country, just got even worse. and later

and ann landers had a lot of advice which i obviously didn't take. >> stephen: let me say about the character of princess leia. she has the force, why doesn't she get a light caber? >> you know, it's the whole women -- it's a bad thing for women. even in space, women are -- you know, there is a double standard wrong. she does that. ( laughter ) you can do it better than i can. >> i sense my twin issomewhere and i better hide the cookies ( laughter ) >> stephen: why do you have to comfort luke when one guy dies, ben kenobi, but your whole planet has exploded and no one's >> that's right! i'm still upset about that! >> stephen: have you addressed this before? >> not just my planet. my mother, my stepfather, as i found out later, my record collection, all my clothes, so i have to wear that white dress all the time -- >> stephen: gary? exactly. well, i had -- yeah. so it was very sad for me. >> stephen: well, we're going to take a little commercial ? ( cheers and applause ) what if a company that didn't make cars made plastics that make them lighter? the lubricants that improved fuel economy. eve

. >> kenny: great job by our entire crew led by producer barry landers, director brian willing, broadcast assistant paul lamero. our spotter ben poland. in case you were wondering, daryl, and i know you were, the only other 14-5 final the 49ers beav the falcons 14-5 back in 1984. >> daryl: thank you, kenny. you made me wait till the final but since the second quarter i've been wondering. that's just a great job by dirk koetter and his group. like you sai games. you look at that schedule and you see the game at arrowhead, then back here against seattle. and you see how seattle has been playing over the past couple of weeks. you're watching them at their best point this season. well done, tampa bay. >> kenny: still a came out of she's the reason the good times are great. ...and the reason the tough times are easier. ur true love. presenting the ever us two-stone diamond collection... new rings, necklaces, earrings and bracelets. one diamond for your best friend... one diamond for your true love. for the one woman...who's both. ever us. available at kay, jared and zales. ?? ? well, if you wa

mike landers/princi pal 10:10, "a school can't function without community support and the stronger the community support the stronger the school is." the hats share sam's love of snow and help kids in need. co-workers say the caps also serve a reminder of sam's disposition. 59:19, "she would probably keep half of the hats for just herself with all the crazy designs, that's just who she was and what she was about." it's a tradition staff plan to continue each october. in waterloo, jordee kalk, as thousands of people line up tomorrow to vote, the idea to vote online sounds appealing. but it won't happen anytime in the near future . stay with tv9. it's ---. janet reno, the first woman to wa says she died early this morning from complications of parkinson's disease. she was one of the clinton administration's most recognizable figures. reno faced criticism for a deadly raid in waco, texas. she also unsuccessful ly ran for florida governor in 2002. a five point oh magnitude earthquake that hit oklahoma has some worried it damaged a key oil hub. officials say the earthquake hit last night ar

the high landers put on a nice pedal. i seven yard touchdown. there will be a new de-two champion this year. 45-6 and will face brookfield east on friday at 1:00 p.m. in d-3, undefeated catholic memorial against pewaukee, looking for it's first trip to state. catholic memorial was founded to honor 23 world war two servicemen from st. joe's parish in waukesha. senior austin young wearing the name of a fallen veteran on his wrist tonight, powerful gesture, . to the highlights, first quarter, jaylen campbell bounces to the outside, dives towards the goal line, 7-0 lead. later in the quarter, josh swanson looking for the homerun ball, but dylan schubbe is under it, and he's headed the other way. that would lead to jaylen campbell score. speaking of campbell, he's been eating his chunky's soup. he takes the handoff and truck stick's the defender. he falls forward and gets six courtesy of him in the max first half. cooper deserved one after this strong effort. we call this yac in the football the crusaders are headed back to world, yards after the cat

we help build the landers and the refuelling of the landers on the surface of the moon is very importantable to do from orbit around the moon so that we will know how to do that at mars. >> right. >> and that gives us great savings. >> buzz, it's an honor to have you back on "fast money." we hope you'll visit us again. >> of course. any time. >> thank you, buzz aldrin, a legend in space exploration. >> he's like 80 and he's just ripped. >> he's unbelievable. >> what stocks benefit when we land on mars? >> the defense stocks, listen, i don't know the specific one, but look at the group specifically since trump has been elected. we talked about the potential for these stocks to take off, no pun intended. lockheed martin goes higher from here. >> general dynamics is the easy trade if you want to invest in defense stocks. lockheed martin, general dynamics. >> it's a bit of a stretch but elon musk could be the front-runner. if that happens, the elon musk aura will be in full force. >> so there's a benefit to his other companies? >> yes, yes. >> karen stole my pick. >> i did? >> i thought you

justin ver lander, engaged to kate upton. kate upton tweeted, sorry, rick, but you didn't get any first place votes, you didn't win. mlb, keep up with the times and fire those writers. to the contrary, rick porcello did get votes. >> for 45 years the canadian in thank boston for the city's massive response to the 1917 halifax explosion. that large tree traveled 700 miles on a flat-bed truck over the course of the next several days and should arrive tomorrow. you can watch as the tree is lit on december 1. wcvb will host the holiday lights festival on channel 5. school buss in massachusetts are getting an upgrade. >> communities are going green. we have expert advice from police, including one thing your child should always have. >> and we invite you to check out the new wcvb.com. the upgrade is designed to deliver breaking news and weather not only faster, but using new technology to give you a better experience every time. the latest weather conditions, alerts would be front and center on every page. our app and website now

. >> reporter: that is the voice of a kill e or lander shooter omar mateen first talked with a dispatcher then a police crisis and referenced one of the boston marathon bombing. >> my hometown did his thing. now it's my time. >> reporter: the call came in about 2:30 in the morning as the rampage was under way in >> >> can >> reporter: when asked for his name he said it was islamic soldier and he told police he had been fasting and praying all day. >> i pledge my aleague -- allegiance. >> reporter: he falsely claimed cars rigged with they try to do anything stupid. >> reporter: the line went dead several times during the conversation. >> please leave your message -- >> reporter: swat teams came in about 5:30 killing mateen. hundreds scrambled to escape the horror, 49 people died. 53 were wounded. jonathan hall, 7 news. >> ryan: a man after being trapped in his car for 2da saturday night but when she looked outside she saw nothing but a dead deer led two workers to the car hidden in the woods. >> i could see a foot out of the back window. and finally we got him to respond. he said he had be

. >> a bunch of sky lander. >> did you watch your dadby play. >> yes, he was playing against the green guys. i don't know what they are called. but they are very good. >> how did you think your dad did yesterday? >> great. flipped his chest. >> and he tripped too. >> he got tripped a few time. >> and he got more hurt. >> more hurt. wow. maybe you will tell us what is wrong with him. >> i don't know. he is like a donkey. >> benjamin turns 7 next tuesday. be sure to get all access. >> a donkey. we will take you inside the locker room after the pats win d j foster was released and darius killgo was picked up. that's sports for now. >>> skaters gliding. >> instead a lot of people were grossed out. ahead of the wbz news. a theme park attraction is not only get a thumbs down but the internet in uproar. >> japan's space theme park thought it would be a good idea to have an ice rink that resembled a pond. they placed five thousand sea creatures already dead in the floor. they embedded it into the ice. the park was forced to close after the public backlashed. the manager says the creatures were

at lander university in south carolina that it can make this mom's life easier. he slept quietly the whole class and then he said -- [inaudible] >> grants, dog that was tossed out of a car onto the curb in a cage almost a week ago has passed away. >> the whole staff worked so hard to get him through this. in the end, his body just gave up. the severity of everything was so bad that he cannot pull through. >> when i saw grant, he was in bad shape. his bones were sticking out, he had been completely shaved. he was very weak and frail. he cannot stand on his own. the nurse had to hold him up. the hold him up. the dr. believes that he was hungry. >> we given food and i think he suffer consequences of that feeding was part of it in the end. i think that he ended up with fluid in his lungs which was another complication. he ended up going into shock. >> he had been starved for months on end. they're trying to feed him food but it wasn't enough. in the end, he passed away. >> in the end, he was surrounded by a love of the staff and community and that is what we have to

he was a serious the land of her trump lander and donald defeated him by calling him lying 10.ove lost but they seem to be getting back together mended fences and now cruises on the short list to be attorney general. >> crews wife was also attacked that one of the campaign events. talk to us about who was us about who was deciding all of this. is that donald trump and self? priebus? >> that is what trump is saying. he is saying he know that she is the only one who knows the kushner? and will reince make a final decision. disarrayring a lot of with a lot of different power struggles going on between people late jared kushner and people who once allied with the former transition chair, chris christie. we are seeing people he from the transition team in part due to the disagreements and fight on.g trump has some work to on. trump has some work to do to make sure his staff members are on the same page. >> will he rubberstamp everyone he eventually picks or will problems? >> he does not have a lot of room for error. it is not necessarily going to rubberstamp. we have heard from rand

the high lander takes it the next level further. we have a whole lineup of hybrids. very diverse. this is a great family vehicle, has three rose of seats, it can keep plenty of people rk lots of room, lots of storage. >> reporter: thank you so much for joining us, i will show you win last thing because i am a geek. this is the future of toyota. look at this, if you put this here, you know what a back to the future fan i am. this is a one of a kind concept vehicle and it's very much like the back to the future vehicle. come on inside. guys, this is absolutely my dream car, there is even a flux capaciter in the back. >> thank you. >>> an unexpected surprise for mike pence, he came to see a broadway show but the cast had more to see. >> mike pence, i hope you will hear this. >> coming up, the strong message from the cast of hamilton. >> coming up, a live look outside at a windy, rainy san rafael. we have all of the weather for the week, coming up. >> we have more coming up on ktvu news after the break . >>> if you live in santa rosa, you are saying, gosh, it's raining, in san francis

all expenses paid alan landers. >> i raised $40,000 in four years. >> and it is called the super hero fun run a charity race at freedom lake park. some some in super hero garb other as t-shirt. he loves super heroes but he decided that veterans are more admirable. they are the real heroes not like superman or bat man or flash. but they are the real heroes, we have pictures of the veterans he sent to washington today. the honor flight. >> we're here at the monument, the trip of a lifetime were the heros that he decideed were -his mom said she doesn't push him. >> there is no pushing t he is pulling me to go do things. and he is like, you know, veterans are first. >> what comes patriot. >> minute assure golf. >> it may be enough to send heros to washington. >> lloyd sowers, fox 13 news. >> and he is a straight a student. ky not believe $40,000. >> 10 years old. had this vision and just followed through with it. that's -- i'm impressed. >> we'll be following him for sure. and a special day on board that flight. we love it. great, how we doing. >> a stellar day. up and down the coast n cl

. >> a lander will land on the dark side of the moon. a robot will roll out.the side of it. it will be a historic moment not just for china but for humanity. and we have to wrap our heads around the fact that we're not going to be the ones leading the way. >> and so u.s. space commanders are now being forced to think even further into a daunting future. >> some day there will be x-wing fighters. every domain we've gone into has been subject to conflict. it would be nice to be pollyanna and say it will never happen in space but that's a mistake. we have to assume the worst case, assume what we see is true, that people are building those capabilities to challenge us, and we will have capabilities to defeat that. >> it is the arms race of the 21st century and beyond. with a new american battle plan but no certain victory. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> good evening. thanks for joining us. there's a lot happening tonight on several fronts. we'll have the latest on devastating fires burning in tennessee plus a new controversy over something president-ele

ck lander's 14. >> congressman seth moulton looking for change in leadership. the vote he's helping to delay. and a discovery that could explain to a person who never came home. a new explanation for the train crash in new jersey. y265cy ykny >> erika is tracking overnight developments in the trump transition plan. >> cindy has a look at the forecast. >> we've been cruising through the month of november. five days this entire month that we've been below average. it's been mild by more than a couple of degrees. november. we'll enjoy more mild days through saturday, then a big change on sunday. the colder pattern looks like it will lock in through thanksgiving week. most spots are in the 40s right now. 40 worcester, 47 in boston. a few 30s on the cape. you can see there are patches of clouds mostly in eastern massachusetts this morning. a disturbance is rotating through. this is going to come through the next few hours. as we get into the afternoon, high pressure noses . mixed with breaks of sunshine here through lunchtime and then notice how we brighten things u

so, you know, lander in the section i read says, the scars never fade. we're still undergoing these traumas in different ways. it is not slavery but it is in these mechanisms still in place that still echo slavery. you don't have to be literally enslaved to feel subjugated and chained. so, like i said, even before the election, i'm, optimistic, thing get better by degrees. i think we've had a setback but we are moving slowly forward. >> zigzag, thank you. >> hi, my name is joanna. i'm an mdc student and currently writing my own historical fix, so i have two questions for you. if they're too heavy, i will try to be slow. so as a young woman writing about historical fiction set in the 1920s and interracial romans, very hard and very hefty. how was your experience writing the underground railroad, reading accounts you have as some one of color, and how were you able to separate yourself from being emotionally involved? and also, like i said i am 21 and i'm very young so one of the things you being at your age being so accomplished you know. >> is he like 80

three minutes before armstrong and aldrin touched down on the moon, "apollo" 11's lunar lander alarms triggered. red and yellow lights across the board. our astronauts didn't have much time, but thankfully they had margaret hamilton, a young m.i.t. scientist and a working mom in the '60s, margaret led the team that created the on-board flight software that allowed the eagle to land safely. keep in mind at this time software engineering wasn't a field yet. there were no textbooks to follow so, as margaret says, there was no choice but to be pioneers. luckily for us, margaret never stopped pioneering and she symbolizes that generation of unsung women who send into space. this speaks of the spirit of american discovery that exists in every little girl and boy who know that somehow to look beyond the hef vans is to look deep within ourselves and figure out what is possible. if right is flight and edison is light then hopper is code. born in 1906, rear admiral grace murray hopper followed her mother into mathematic, earned her ph.d. from yale and set out on a long and storied career. at ag

. >> on the list of things about donald trump, frankly, the fill landering is so far down. >> it's consensual's a messed up thing to do to your wife and family, both parties were at least consenting. >> that's his business. there are so many other aspects of donald trump that are far more important than that that it would have been disqualifying if -- if the bar hadn't been -- i won say lowering. it's gone. >> here's the thing, matt. this is one of the most amazing things that's happened in this campaign. "access hollywood" tape has come out. reaction is a horrible reaction. a cal va kad of republicans say i'm out. i can't defend the guy. sorrow, furrowed brow. jason chaffetz. i can't look my daughter in the face. after that 12 women come forward basically accusing him of the behavior he said he did and all those people, a bunch of them after saying i can't, i can't, my soul is so destroyed by this, are like i'm totally voting for the dude. it is bun of the -- one of most kraven things i've ever seen. i've got to say. >> i've -- it's reflected this bizarre contortion that they are in. they do

and that's not all, now the baseball season is over, well pitcher justin very lander and kate upton or hilt hitting road and having fun along the way take a listen. who doesn't love singing in the car. >> well, maybe kate should stij stick to her day job. good as hell two were on vacation in italy on obviously having a fabulous time. some speculate they might be looking wedding venues since italy has become the it place for celebrities to tie the knot. >>> i want to be in that car. that looks like so much fun. >> all right get ready to hang tough with your cold hearted just announced today new kids on the block, boys to men pala abdul teaming up for total package tour. i would say that total package tickets go on sale saturday morning a 10. concert will be as we said at amalie. it's july 15th, 2017. we're last stop on our tour. it appears new kids are headliners and the other two are just along for the ride. by way we're show paula abdul here because producers in our newsroom are most her. speaking of music, new show is coming called rock mania live bringing some great's rock music of

three minutes before armstrong touched down on the moon, apollo 11's lunar lander alarm triggered.ed and yellow lights across the board. our astronauts didn't have much time, but thankfully they had margaret hamilton. a young m.i.t. scientist, and a working mom in the '60s, margaret led the team that created the on-board flight software that allowed the eagle to land safely. keep in mind at this time, software engineering wasn't even a field yet. there were no textbooks to follow. so, as margaret says, there was no choice but to be pioneers. luckily for us, margaret never stopped pioneering. and she symbolizes that generation of unsung women who helped send humankind into space. her software architecture echoes in countless technologies today. her example speaks of the american spirit of discovery that exists in every little girl and little boy who know that somehow to look beyond the heavens is to look deep within ourselves and to figure out just what is possible. flight is flight, edison is light, then hopper is code. born in 1906, rear admiral grace murray hopper followed her mo

but the tigers just a or lander.econd place because to baseball writers left them off their ballots. who got upset? none other than a supermodel fiancÉe, kate up soon. she went on twitter to blast the writers. one tweet with x-rated so we are not going to show it to you. he has the majority of first lists the end to writers didn't have them on their ballots. can you pick more out of touch people to vote? the upset fiancÉe to proud wife. jesse james decker sent out this photo on insta granda shows her has been buying dinner for a homeless veteran in new york. the couple came upon the bat while walking through the city. decker's wife says the man was so surprised he just kept repeating to himself, i just can't believe it. i just can't believe it. nicole: just in time for the holidays, amazon giving us x-ray vision forget. the newest version of the amazon app for the iphone, you can actually see inside your package is without having to open the box. all you have to do is place the camera and the app, press package x-ray

three minutes before armstrong and aldrin touched down on the moon, apollo 11's lunar lander alarm'srigger red and yellow lights across the board. the astronauts didn't have much time, but thankfully they had margaret hamilton. a young mit scientist and a working mom in the '60s, margaret led the team that created the software to allow the eagle to land safely. and keep in mind at this time software engineering wasn't even a field yet. there were no textbooks to follow, so as margaret says, there was no choice but to be pioneers. luckily for us, margaret never stopped pioneering and she symbolizes that generation of unsung women who helped send humankind into space. her software architecture echoes in countless technologies today. and her example speaks of the american spirit of discovery that exists in every little girl and little boy to know that somehow to look beyond the heavens is to look deep within ourselves and figure out just what is possible. if right is flight and edison is light, then hopper is code. born in 1906, rear admiral grace murray hopper followed her mother into

three minutes before armstrong and aldrin touched down on the moon, apollo 11's lunar lander alarm triggered. red and yellow lights across the board. astronauts didn't have much time but thankfully they had margaret hamilton, a young m.i.t. scientist working mom in the 60s. margaret created the software that allowed the eagle to land safely. keep in mind, software engineering wasn't a field yet. there were no textbooks to follow, so as margaret says, there was no choice but to be pioneers. luckily for us, margaret never stopped pine either and symbolizes that generation of unsung women. trish: tom hanks, bill gates, frank gehry, the architect. famed individuals, you have diana ross and cecily tyson. when they start to award the medals, we'll go back to it. >>> let us get to something that involves the white house, the next occupant of the white house, donald trump makes his home at new york city. he's about to leave town any moment ahead of the thanksgiving celebration thursday. he like all of us doesn't want to wait in line at the airport. he doesn't have to wait in line at the airport. new

rick poorcello won the award for the red sox, justin very lander did not win the award for detroit tigers saw this, who would i rather be this morning? the guy with the cy young award, or the guy with kate upton having my back? >> i know how would you answer that one. >> oh, kate upton. >> of course. >> so on twitter we're kinds of having fun today. have you ever defended your guy, or your woman on twitter or in public when you felt like they were wronged? and maybe it is a little embarrassing for him. would it be embarrassing for you if your girlfriend or fiancee or wife or vice versa, husband? >> yes, because sometimes the women are speaking, we're handling this, you don't need to come in here. goat this. so it can go both ways. >> yes. how would you feel? get on twitter. you know our handles after all of these years. the boss one of 21 people, is being recognized by president obama. how the white house is honoring bruce springsteen, and others, who have influenced american music specially. >> and in culture. >> ♪ >>> so bruce springsteen, one of several big names, awarded to the highes

of course those writers being the two who didn't even have if your lander on their ballots. >>> he'sg much this morning. he's letting her do her thing. >> all right, 5:50. taking a look at money news, shop on samson, but still don't have one of those prime accounts? may want to take the plunge now, on line retail is cutting the price of its membership by $20, sale tomorrow only l cost you $79 for the annual membership, instead of the regular fee of $99. prime membership gets you free two day shipping and access to tv shows, movies on prime tv as well as prime music. >> the case against energy drinks is getting stronger. new reserve is raising concerns about those sugary caffeine filled drinks, and they're expect on young children. the findings published in pediatric emergency care. researchers looked at two emergency departments, from 2011 to 2013. studying kids between the ages of 12 and 18. now they found cases of high blood pressure, hyperactivity, freak went headaches, and the list of other ailments. love this story here, nine year old boy makes stunning save when his baby brothe

this is linda landers. your son so vets could have this experience. how did he do that? how much did he raise? >> he started a community service project for school. the superhero fun run. he's raised over $40,000 in the last four years. we dress up as superheroes, we run around freedom lake park once a year and just have fun with it. he does the superhero fun run for the real heros. that's how he has labelled it. so -- >>reporter: how did he get this idea in the first place? heart. he's always -- you know, there's no pushing. it's all drive. he's pulling me to go do things and he's like, you know, veterans come first. >>reporter: you're driving him around and coordinating some things so you have a commitment to the cause as well. >> absolutely. if somebody calls, i check allen's schedule first and get him where he needs to be but all joking aside, i'll do whatever he needs because our veterans do come first. idea in the first place? >> we don't know. he dresses up, we have a cloz he will full of costumes and one day he's batman, ironman, whatever he wants to be. that's w

socialism in great britain, and he was saying, look, there's going to be a big problem because a central lander can't possibly know all the -- planner can't possibly know all the information they would need to know to make sure that resources went to please consumers x. that's what the austrians focused on, is how does the market system work. and how it works to please consumers. and then what sort of political philosophy you need to be consistent with that. and that political philosophy's going to be government ought to protect life, liberty and property, and that's what its focus should be. and let the market allocate resources among people and across nations or whatever. >> there is no real freedom other than the kind a market system provides, you write. >> guest: yes, that's correct. because if you started looking through, okay, let's look at the, let's look at the bill of rights, okay? you say, oh, my gosh, we've got to have the right to peaceable assembly. well, if the government owns the land, how are you going to get the right to peaceable assembly? that can only happen be we own it. ho

. >> the advice column with the special ethics i will use ann landers and vice call about giving legal and vice -- advice issue practicing wall without a license clacks but there is that center around position of psychology. to have a certificate to have that criteria and you could practice anyway but it is the indication you are more qualified and there are private market of credit as. it was preferable and bad look them up if they say don't go there i got the stomach flu than they don't go but there is a rating system for the driver there really isn't given by any reagan tory energy. but the playboy enterprises case looks to the availability of private market alternatives and if there were less restrictive means available but to push that point and it is broader than necessary. >> fat was frame rather than in commercial and it doesn't matter if you're giving out free of vice the same is true in medicine to your mother's exception and if your brother in law gives legal advice he is guilty of practicing law without a license? to make yes. behalf to notify the authorities. >> this is th

>> the advice column reminded me of when i talked to professional ethics allows i used to use ann landers our advice columns about giving legal advice to somebody would, can you do this and what happens what she would give advice so i would ask my students, is she practicing law without a license and if so in what jurisdiction lacks the other thing, there's an interim position on the psychologist, and that is a certificate which says if you have a certificate in order to see that you're a psychologist, i have some subjective crunchy. you of taking the following courses over. if you don't have a certificate you can practice anyway it's an indication that you are more qualified than i would be, for example. example. >> i'm interested to africa to discuss the our private market alternatives to government licensing and regulation are almost invariably preferable. when i go to a restaurant i don't look up their licensing history with the department of health. i looked them up on yelp. i ask my friends, don't go there, i got the stomach flu. that i don't go there. that's what most people do. ub

lander some extent. that is my personal view ; tennis to get very specificif about the situation. some parts to make sense. there is a variety of ways to do that. but it is of did more detailed although some people say that the tide could have been helpful out onto a the land. >> it does not seem absolutely necessary.on so >> what is the theory why our moon is so big? >> we have the theory did not take shape when they bought back samples from apollo henry noticed it is made mostly of the same stuff of the earth's crust. and it is missing for object that size it should have the earth mixture of the stuff of the solar system with carbon and oxygen and nitrogen but also iron. it should be there in the moon and we have a huge iron core that the moon has hardly any.ardly an when we formed it is heavier us silicosis to the core of theirs rise to the top and solidifies. if it has no iron anywhere or eight core the what happened to? alleged people thinking that maybe it was formed after birth already differentiated . i am the its to the hypothesis that a mars solvay's object sideswipedsi

here's your lander. happy thanksgiving.r along the way kind of anytime but the temperatures will rebound to 53 degrees. the that is the theme of the next few days as we start to brighten up, stray shower tonight or tomorrow, and saturday, left over breeze and then sunshine for you here on both sunday and monday and nice, actually significant warming trend coming our way, looking ahead to next mid week but along with that comes trade off of likely some rainfall, rahel, back to you. >>> our next update at 7:55. up next on cbs this morning new trend in holiday shopping. i'm rahel solomon make it a >>> i'm sorry. i'm with the 131 ufc. >> we want to wish all of our friends and family back home in california a very happy thanksgiving from all of the marines and sailors from the 31st unit. happy thanksgiving. >> i'm captain tim dixon. on all of our fans at mexico well air force base in montgomery, happy thanksgiving. >> go! >> you got to love alabama fans. >> go, roll tide, go! >> there was a little nick saban shot in there. nick

we talked to oak landers who -- oaklanders who have an opinion what the protests are doing to the cityhank you for joining us on veterans day. steve paulson is here with your forecast. >> pretty nice. watch out for the fog. there are spots where it is thick in the north and south bay. by 9:00, it should lift and we should have mostly sunny but hazy skies. that won't happen until probably next wednesday when it looks like a system will make it in. there you go. mark sends me pictures from all over. all over. today, i think he is home. good morning, steve. happy friday. enjoy your veterans day. i will do that. we have a nice forecast for veterans day. mostly sunny after the fog lifts. a little bit of fog on the coast. not a lot but a little bit. more than we have seen. in the 70s yesterday along much of the coast. near 80 for some, especially down towards santa cruz. you can see how instead of -- there's a little bit of an on shore breeze kicking in. that will make it i bet. peninsula temperatures mid-50s. beaumont, 59. 50 in woodside. mostly sunny today. this is a weak system coming in.

kids can build their own sky lander any way they want to do the physical attributes, do the weapons. >> what does it normally cost? >> >> in.99 -- 79. walmart and most other retailer $79.99. it will be $39.99. take a ride. we don't need anything but our pedal power. it's great. look at those big tires. it's usually $199. it will be $80 at toys 'r us. and -- >> we will have it all online. until 5:00 p.m. eastern time today, win a hatchimal. >>> curtis, thanks for helping us out. >> thanks for having me. >>> curtis, thank you for helping us out. >> thanks for having me. >>> 9:57 time now on this wednesday, november 23rd, 2016. i'm eun yang. we will go to breaking news on the crash, melissa. >> take at look at that. on the american legion bridge. right now on the scene trying to get that truck right. taking a live look at one of my shoulder getting by, very very slow, outer loop delays reaching back to georgia avenue. chuck bell, you have better news, don't you? >> i sure do. beautiful view outside the national mall there and clouds expected for thanksgiving and the day after. chances f

scientists working with dale landers at -- develop a new imaging analysis that just looks at the water differences in tissues. it allows as you'll see in a minute, blood vessels show up readily with -- excuse me. tumors light up like light bulbs. it's called restrictions spectrum imaging. is a case of a tumor totally thought to be healthy, individual came in just for the health nucleus. we 585-centimeter tumor on his breastbone. you can see in the image on the right it literally lit up. his tumor was removed within a week. it was a stage one, but it was just at that stage where it started to penetrate the tissue. this is just the size for the start to be dangerous but detecting an early, he would help a week after discovery completely cancer free. if he waited another year or two, the outcome would've been totally different. the straight mri imaging now allows direct back doses of prostate cancer just in the mri with any contrast media. if there's a few cases that was published by our radiologists and his colleagues at uscg. you can see in these images on the cover images were shows up