but in order to do that, lang has to sacrifice the female roles. wilder could have made this movie, and it would have ended up a comedy. he would have skipped the stabbing and probably chris and kitty would have ended up being married at the end, and in the same exact relationship. and johnny would have continued to have his affair with her, and chris would have thought he was the luckiest guy in the world. there's the odd footnote of walter wanger going to prison some years after this movie for shooting the agent of his wife, joan bennett. so it's hard now to distinguish, you know, one sense of joan bennett from her appearance as a femme fatale. (narrator) you must see "scarlet street." ♪ (dramatic music playing) captioned by real-time captioning van nuys, california. annenberg media ♪ and: with additional funding from these foundations and individuals: and by: and the annual financial support of: to order videocassettes for information about this and other annenberg media programs call 1-800-learner and visit us at www.learner.org. annenberg medi

but in order to do that, lang has to sacrifice the female roles. wilder could have made this movie, and it would have ended up a comedy. he would have skipped the stabbing and probably chris and kitty would have ended up being married at the end, and in the same exact relationship. and johnny would have continued to have his affair with her, and chris would have thought he was the luckiest guy in the world. there's the odd footnote of walter wanger going to prison some years after this movie for shooting the agent of his wife, joan bennett. so it's hard now to distinguish, you know, one sense of joan bennett from her appearance as a femme fatale. (narrator) you must see "scarlet street." ♪ (dramatic music playing) captioned by real-time captioning van nuys, california. annenberg media ♪ and: with additional funding from these foundations and individuals: and by: and the annual financial support of: to order videocassettes for information about this and other annenberg media programs call 1-800-learner and visit us at www.learner.org.

. >> dicky: jessica lange. >> was king kong nice? >> congratulation, everybody, i'm now on a downward spiral. >> many, many, >> jimmy: hi, jimmy kim wil a word about the new windows phone 8 from microsoft that is the only phone that uses live customizable tiles that allow you to make it as unique as you are. time to play guess that famous person. let's meet our contestants. contestant number 1 is someone we picked from our studio audience tonight. what's your name, and where are you from? >> my name is cricket. i'm from columbus, ohio. >> jimmy: that's why it says cricket in front of you. your opponent is our resident celebrity expert, yehya! how are you yehya? are you ready for this. >> yeah, i'm ready. >> jimmy: this is a start screen of a famous person's phone. your job is to guess which famous person this phone belongs to based on their customized live tiles and apps. you'll see three tiles, then you can make a guess. all right? your first clue is the photo tile. that is it. what is that? and here's your second clue. it comes fro

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dipaolo, artie lange. turkey is what, the driest animal on the face of the earth? it lives on fiberglass and dirt while it's alive. then you deal with the tryptophan, the stuff that makes you drowsy. you ever look around your house after thanksgiving? it looks like there's a gas leak in the living room. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: everyone's just passed out. >> hey, what'd you stuff the turkey with, thorazine? i can't feel my feet. >> jimmy: artie, did you enjoy it? >> yeah, i like that part. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. that's what you love. you love that. >> i like getting high off turkey. i like rolling up the turkey. >> jimmy: you're absolutely getting high off turkey. >> this is good dark meat. >> i got one tip i want to find out for thanksgiving from martha stewart. i need one tip. dallas is giving five to the redskins. what does she think? >> jimmy: yeah, i know. you got to get that tip from you guys. yeah, no, exactly. but i just saw a picture of you. a little spaced out. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: i got t

talk radio show, "the nick and artie show," nick dipaolo and artie lange are stopping by. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: hilarious! they're hilarious. >> jimmy: talking the sports. and of course the one and only martha stewart is here. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: that's a gift for thanksgiving! >> jimmy: she's here all show. she's giving us some great after-thanksgiving tips. and if that wasn't enough, later on in the show, she'll teach us how to make the ultimate thanksgiving leftover sandwich. that's everyone's favorite. it's my favorite part. yeah. what do you love on your -- >> steve: turkey. [ laughter ] on my sandwich? >> jimmy: yeah, the whole thing. >> steve: okay, well start with bread. >> jimmy: uh-huh. >> steve: then i'll put some turkey on there. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. that's enough. [ laughter ] hey, let's say hello to martha stewart, everybody. right there! oh my goodness. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ happy thanksgiving, martha. >> i saw you at the parade this morning. >> jimmy: oh, you did? yeah.

. >> reporter: susan lang is very picky about what she feeds her kids even at snack time. >> i've seen in my life how for the healthy diet is for my kids. >> reporter: lang supports california's proposition 37 which calls for labeling foods containing genetically modified ingredients. >> the research hasn't been done about long term effects. >> reporter: in the u. s. more than 93% of the soy crop and 88% of corn is genetically engineered. the dna altered to withstand chemical weed killer in corn to repel insects pesticide is engineered directly into the kernels. 61 companies have g m o labeling laws. but the u. s. food and drug administration does not require disclose you are of genetic engineering techniques calling gmo crops the substantial equivalent of conventional crops not so says center for food safety. >> this new tech nothing puts bacteria have never been in before. >> fear mongering should not be put on food label period. >> reporter: the campaign funded primm army by biotech chemical and food industry giants, including hershey's which already does label its products overseas

. >> reporter: susan lang is very picky about what she feeds her kids even at snacktime. >> more cheesend vegetables. >> reporter: i have seen in my life how important a healthy diet is for my kids. >> reporter: lang supports california's proposition 37 which calls for labeling foods containing genetically modified ingredients. or gmos. >> the research hasn't been done about the long-term effects. these are brand-new foods. >> reporter: in the u.s. more than 93% of the soy crop and 88% of corn is genetically engineered. offered to withstand chemical weed killer and corn to repel insects, pesticide is engineered directly into the crenels. 61 countries have gmo labeling laws but the u.s. food and drug administration does not require disclosure genetically engineering techniques calling gmo crops the substantial equivalent of conventional crops. not so says the center for food safeties andrew. >> this new technology genetic engineering puts novel viruses, bacteria and genetic constructs in food that have never been there before. >> fearmongering should not belong on food labels. >> reporte

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marc siegel, from nyu lang land medical center. unlocking the secret code of sickness and health. good morning. >> good morning. >>> obviously you've been watching fox and the reporting and you know it's been a very tough week for millions of americans. can you imagine two weeks without power? no heat? no clean water potentially? it was too much. experts are sight possible long term emotional fallout but we have the physical symptoms people are reporting. >> absolutely. look, we're familiar with this kind of hurricanes or e but the truth is there's a trigger point which is a physical aspect. homes are destroyed, people have lost their cars. photos and wedding dresses, all of that. that's the immediate mourn in front of us. after that is the emotional, psychological aspect which could be more devastating than the physical aspect. we're talked about the post traumatic stress disney district order. >> how do we know when we cross the line? we want to cry for them. >> you have to pay attention to the symptoms of ptsd. the message is to understand you're going through the changes. imme

. >> artie lang posted a picture of himself with a flashlight. he said god i miss electricity.ughter] >> he is a cool guy. >> i'm impressed. >> all right, thank you very much. have a good day, mr. stein. >> lindsay, one question. >> lindsay vaughn, olympic skier. >> [beep]. >> this is hilarious. >> sorry. we have to interrupt really quick. >> what? >> hey, johnny, can we talk about your parents for a second? >> what happened? >> johnny walker's parents went out for halloween. the dad dressed as dax and the mom is charles. >> your dad rocks. >> your parents are fun. >> yeah, they're great. >> guess what i got charles! [laughter] >> great. >> who's the boss now? [laughter] >> here's the boss. oh, gosh. >> coming up -- >> there's this adorable monkey in the san francisco zoo that everybody believes is like the good luck charm for the giants to win the world series. >> the rally monkey is an angel thing. >> where does the rally monkey live? >> on the big screen. >> jessica. she's a playboy model. jessica's hot shower. >> oh, my god. >> no one showers like that. >> she does. [laught

terrible injuries often become companions for the rights of disabled sports people like china saying lang she broke her neck in one thousand nine hundred eight while competing at the goodwill games the incident left her in the will chair she used the chinese national gymnastics team for abandoning her after she was paralyzed sure also filed a lawsuit against the organizers of the games. while on one hand our top athletes are struggling to win gold man also a great number of athletes just because we don't have a good insurance system having difficulties to find a job and to make a living let alone those who have injuries that in russia it was in. case which provoked public debate over the fate of the injured fleet there have been even calls for free medical care for life for old spodes people after all they represent their country so the country should take care of them if disaster strikes meanwhile the fate of injured after it's often depends on the amount of media coverage they cases get. to help. nobody to help them. i'm thinking. my case has been. well other people get in similar situa

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my name is david lang. i'm with a group called open rv. we created an underwater robot. basically, you plug this thing into your computer and you can drop it into a pond or an ocean and control it and see what it sees. so we launch aid kickstarter product a month ago, and we raised $110,000 from people all over the world. so we are so busy building robots right now. >> the way we do our classes at tech shop is, if you came over to my house and you wanted to learn how to use my welder, i'm not going to subject you to a six-month cost. all i'm going to do is say, look, watch me do this, watch out for this, be careful of this, this can hurt you. here's how to control this part. okay, now you try it. we teach the safety stuff. but we don't want to discourage you from using that equipment because it's going to take you so long to learn it. i don't think you have to teach innovation. i just think you have to coax people out of their fear of trying to innovate. everybody has creative abilities, but people just don't express them. i mean, i see people come in here that are afrai

still his den says he tells the stories about his mother lang. lives in a repeat in there has a one thousand strong reindeer had when the enemy only saw the light can and most around you it is gather their tens and move to another pasture they travel hundreds of kilometers in winter we men and children for them. the two families have less of a chance to come across each other they belong to different worlds even though these songs are similar. in bahrain twenty three doctors have been sentenced to sri months in prison for treating protestors and taking part of my stem stray sions there arrested during the uprising last year along with more than seventy other health care workers to it comes a day after amnesty international issued a highly critical report which states the bahraini government broke its promise to improve it see the right situation on the country be. finding suggest torture oppression and police brutality against protesters is only increase demonstrations have been ongoing now for more than eighteen months although they've been larg

you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so for lang you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realized everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harpur welcome to the big picture. or. and you can. still. welcome back to cross talk you know about too much or we're talking about america's war on drugs. and you can. start. and i'd like to ask you and everyone else on the panel the true beneficiaries of the of the a mare of the american government's war on drugs are the following drug cartels drug dealers various law enforcement agencies and even pharmaceutical companies agree or disagree. i think that's basically right. i mean look at it. well it's like out of those really ways of alcohol prohibition right the principle beneficiary of prohibition are the organized crime are the criminals the gangsters mexico colombia west africa afghanistan you name it right also we have a prison industrial complex in america which is growing dramatically in power and money and now employs hundreds of thousands if n

the off ramp lange is currently open. cars are squeezing by that way. the red of developing on your screen this is the 4:00 a.m. hour we never see red. we are seeing it today coming out of pleasanton. speeds below 20 mi. per hour. big and delays. the chp has no estimated time when the lanes will reopen. backups on westbound 580--not l backups yet. southdown 101 at lincoln in the north bay we have a couple of lanes blocked. at the approach to the bay bridge toll plaza is raining cars are driving slow no metering lights. here at the san mateo bridge watch your speeds. cameras are checking around. we have strong winds. south bound 101 the golden gate bridge looks good. no accidents. we do have an accident at lincoln in the southbound direction. we have reports of flooding for north bay spots. highway one between panorama highway answer francis drake boulevard a down a tree blocking lanes. >> thank you erica on to some of the news. of same- sex marriage here in california could be decided as early as today. the u.s. supreme court is scheduled to meet and de

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sheraton said grant was capable more than general ship he could manage a territory as lang as any two nations can cover in a war. but sheraton would never have risen so high nor have citiesover counties named after him without creeder creek. the circle in washington depicts sheraton of the touring war house. in the act of realing his army at -- and no command the new army of the shenandoah. sheraton's size contributed to the impression of youth that he projected. he was just 5'5", and only 115 pounds in 1864. but it's grant memorable replied to one officer who commented on sheraton diminutive statute, i think you'll find him plenty big enough for the job. just before sheraton's appointment, confederate general and 14,000 troops had marched down the shenandoah valley across the plateau mick to washington. it was a shock. capital was thrown to a panic. grant rushed troops to the city from his army outside peter berg and early withdrawal. they merged four military department with the new one with sheraton in charge of it. he was ordered to pursue army to the death and to destroy the shen

. >> reporter: throw in billions in merchandising and keep the series going as lange as you can. "twilight, breaking down part 2, the" the long-awaited fifth and final chapter of this saga is finally here. >> oh, my. >> reporter: and fans weren't going to miss it no matter how long they had to wait for the opening. how many hours have you been sitting here? >> about 12. >> reporter: why would seemingly normal people wait hours and in some case days in line just to be the first to see this movie? >> because i'm obsessed with it. it's like my favorite book series. >> i am ready for it. i can't wait to get in there. >> reporter: together edward, bella and jacob have helped the franchise bring in more than $2 billion. the trio of robert pattinson, kiss trend stewart and taylor law then bring along a cult following. >> i've never been in a room where the audience was screaming, sleeking, during the movie. i think that's going to happen throughout opening weekend and the run of this film. >> reporter: the end of the saga too much for some to bear. >> i'm just like overwhelmed because i

it filed for lang rupt see in -- it filed for bankruptcy in january. the company lost money in 30 of the past 37 quarters. leading up to the bankruptcy filing, they say the company was converting some of the executive pay from performance-based bonuses to salary to get around bankruptcy rules. they had to roll back some of the pay raises. and the bottom line seems to be the company was run poorly for a longtime. and it had declining sales because it didn't keep up with what it wanted. >> and you are making the point. when these workers decided to strike they gave them a deadline. if you guys don't come back to work, we will be insolve vent. i guess they thought they were kidding. they filed for bankruptcy in january for the second time in this company's historiment they knew they were already in trouble. apparently the union didn't take them seriously. now they have to. >> i don't think -- i doubt it is that the union didn't take them seriously, it is that they didn't want to take more pay decreases. >> do you want half or half of thouing? half of noth

so i am trusting that the higher-ups at langely did not do that. the movie but it looks phenomenal. >> eric: the obama campaign during the election cycle blamed mitt romney for politicizing the whole benghazi thing. listen to the show's, the movie's screenwriter. listen to him. assess. go. >> i never ask for classified material. to my knowledge i never received any. i think as far as the controversial goes, you know -- controversy goes, it was an election year. it was a real and bizarre to have -- there were major players in the republican party characterizing the script and movie before i even written a word. >> eric: politicizing to me. >> dana: i'm going to surprise you. i agree with him. i think it's okay. i think with what the c.i.a. provided was not much more than what you could read in the "new york times" every morning. there are questions that apparently the president was concerned enough to ask the justice department to investigate those type of leaks but i remember at the department of defense there was an office by the press briefing ro

jessica lange will be with us, as will jake tapper, adam pally.i," suraj sharma. and we'll have music from ne-yo, youngblood hawk, jason aldean, and game featuring tyga and wiz khalifa. and i tell you something, rarely do i sound whiter than when i say tyga and wiz khalifa. [ cheers and applause ] tune in for that. in his new movie, our first guest destroys a motorcycle, several cars, a bulldozer, the caboose of a train, and gets shot in the chest, all in the first 12 minutes. he's a terrific actor who 007s for the third time in the 50th anniversary installment of the james bond series. "skyfall" is in theaters tonight. please welcome daniel craig. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how are you? >> i'm good, i'm good. >> jimmy: very good to see you. wow, what a -- [ cheers and applause ] >> nice. >> jimmy: i think some members -- >> there you are. i thought they were here for "twilight." >> jimmy: they were, but now team edward and jacob have been dumped for team daniel, i think. [ cheers and applause ] >> nice. >> jimmy: i think i heard someone sa

lang of their agendas, and this message different. obama, a lot of taxes. the republicans, closing loopholes, but that won't budge. they said it won't budge on the a parade. he's someone. that animal, they don't want them. the white house as a one-act. so anything can change. hope springs eternal. if he was sitting here right now i would ask him why he was doing this and what the response of the light passes. i can tell you, i put calls into and, not getting back. liz: you will try to talk about that. you broke the story. we are working on, you know, getting an answer to that question take. >> it is:00 -- it is a shame that he is ducking is on this. it really is. liz: there are other forces that works, perhaps. >> some -- the godfather. you know, like the puppets. liz: i'm ready to call the justice department. anti-competitive behavior. >> and granted to all my hits in italian accents. liz: can i do mine in yiddish accidents? accidents, a little for it is up there. thank you. >> meyer lansky and charlie luciano talking. liz: we've never seen that before. ri

. >> yeah we got turkey trots and turkey bowl games and just -- langing out with family.eah. >> fun. >> yeah a nice stretch of weather getting to the holiday. this morning though certainly snead jackets -- need jackets and maybe gloves. low 30s to the north and west and some low 40s in many of the areas, d.c. south and east. the bus stop forecast, mostly cloudy. there is a sprinkle or two still falling across parts of the northern neck. but lower eastern shore, parts of southern maryland, sunrise not until 6:52. and it sets in that 4:50ish time this afternoon. our day planner, we start with the clouds. we're going to get some sunshine mixing in here to midday and more so this afternoon. with a high of 55. that happens 2:00, 3:00. by 5:00, we're -- 4:00 back 52 and by 8:00 back into the mid 40s and another night mid 30s in town. this morning though the showers are out of north carolina and just snuck into southern maryland. got a couple of sprinkles also off to the east. eastern prince george's county into southern anne arundel county. across the bay easton down to cambrid

. >> as lange as it's reduced fat.real mccoy. >> you say use hummus. >> every refrigerator should have a brand of a non-fat plain yogurt, either greek or regular because you can use it instead of sour cream for dips and recipes. >> greek yogurt has become so hot now. >> so hot and a lot of proteins. >> and, of course, vegetables. >> veggies. >> a few that i want to sort of feature, one bell pepper has more than twice the amount of vitamin c as an orange, and we're getting into cold and flu season so we want to boost the immune system and when it comes to the green vegetables, kale and baby spinach leaves. it's like having a multi-vitamin. they are packed with everything from "a" to "z." anti-oxidants that promote short vision and a fun fact. baby spin each leaves, al, have more nutrients than fully matured spinach because the young leaves are more biological and active. >> i don't know if that's a fun fact, but it's an interesting one, not so much to me. >> fun if you're a nutritionist. we're a little warped. >> going

some hope to hard hit new jersey, promising immediate federal aid and pledging to be in its for the lang howl. he -- long haul. he toured the garden state with governor chris christie with entire neighborhoods still underwater. the president said the top priority is getting the power back on especially atwater filtration plants and other critical infrastructure. the second priority? transportation. clearing the roads from debris and restoring mass transit so people can go back to work and their kids can finally go back to school. >> we are here for you. and we will not forget. we will follow-up to make sure that you get all the help that you need until you've rebuilt. we want to make sure that people have realistic expectations but i can promise you the federal government will be working as closely as possible with the state and local officials and we won't quit until this is done. >> reporter: i think this image is probably the one that sticks with me the most. just home after home buried in sand. entire neighborhoods completely wiped out. and for the people who live there, it's slowly

especially i lang that s-curve take it easy. >>> tara, thank you.ry strong band is moving. it's moving that is good news. there is an auto bonn of moisture offshore that will take aim at us today. urban and small stream advisory out. santa cruz has been slammed in the last hour. that takes until 11:30. also san jose getting pretty heavy rain heading toward morgan hill and gilroy. also on the peninsula some of that picking up again. not too bad. some of those areas also heading over the richmond or over the san mateo bridge. back over toward the east bay things have let up a little bit. still pockets there along lafayette and also into walnut creek and heading toward alamo. rain is on the way again. >>> time now 6:27. searching for a home invasion suspect in month sir ray know. new developments and what we are founding out happened moments before a woman was tied up in her own home. >>> drivers along 580 just can't catch a break. we were on the way to an accident and couldn't get there because we ran into this accident. we just talked to the driver a

. >> for norwegian wing suit flier hans lange, this day starts out like any other. >> it was a beautiful. blue skies, no wind. perfect for wing suit flying in the mountains. >> after a long hike up a mountain in northwestern norway, hans and a few friends find the spot they have been looking for. a little two-foot by one-foot ledge perched more than 5,000 feet above the ground. for hans, there's only one way down. >> when i jumped off, i gain speed and go vertical the first four or five seconds, and then you flatten out when you get speed in the suit. >> so far, his flight is going as planned. >> after 10, 12 seconds of free fall, i said, okay, this is nice. i have a nice path i made. the left curve, a slight one to lose some haight, and also gain speed. i made a sharp right turn, going pretty close there and then making a left turn into the neighboring valley. i was like, this was marvelous. and my hair was like, whooo. on my neck, oh, it was awesome. >> now, streaking along the mountainside at about 110 miles an hour caught on a helmet camera, a great jump turns disastrous in an instan

he has to develop something with them that he hasn't done yet, a sense of fay lang, we're in this together, we'll make some deals but stand for our principles and doing it as a party. i heard him accepting victory. i don't think he said the word democratic and didn't say the word clinton, he didn't say the democratic party. we're going to make this country a better place. he has to become more of a party person, colleague with confederates including rivals, wouldn't hurt to bring in some republicans into the cabinet. don't want to be too ludicrous, but make romney secretary of business, seems to be his forta. they won't do that. in building a rows bust -- you tease need this, heavy weights. political heavy weights. >> can jack lew be a treasury nominee and the chief negotiator to be a nominee of such an important cabinet position is a full-time job in and of itself. >> but traditionally the treasury secretary when jim baker was treasury secretary he was the chief negotiator. depends on the individual and relationships. brian, i know you got to go and start working on "nightly news" but you

i don't speak the lang but i've worked with civilians and the military and the american presence is verying individual people and bringing security. and everything i've heard is very positive. host: thanks for the call. we'll go to a caller listening from england go ahead. caller: can i speak now? host: you can. caller: in this country we had a peace march recently. and one of the part pants comes from a pakistanto put it briefly he's putting political party andin to be the leader of pakistan next year when the election comes up and i heard him talking about his political ambitions. he says because the drones that go over his country that cause the people to be so angry that the young mails of that region are turning towards al qaeda because they're so angry with the drones coming over. and he says if he gets leader of pakistan he's going to have the drones shot down. and that's not my words. it's his words and i just think sometimes actions are taken the road to hell is paved with good intentions and i think a lot of the situation that's going on now in the middle east is that it seems

republic and ben lange and democrat bruce braley. live from dubuque. we will show it at our usual press times and again on sunday. thanks for joining us today. [applause] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2012] >> that was republican congressman steve king and democratic challenger christie bill suck debating on iowa public television last week for lsack debating and iowa public television last week for the fourth district. in a moment we will take your phone calls and street and get your opinions. here are the phone lines to weigh in on tuesday's election. ou can also send us a tweakeet using the hash tags c-span 2012. tonight at 8:25 p.m. eastern, republican presidential candidate mitt romney and his wife will be at a campaign rally in inglewood, colorado. that is tonight a 20 5:00 p.m. eastern time. benda obama and former president pilic -- tonight at 8:25 p.m. eastern time. then obama and former president bill clinton will hold a rally. next up, brief remarks from obama and mi

union pific spokesman tom lange at a statement said the railroad crossing has lights and a crossing gate. he said the railroad's preliminary investigation indicates the lights and gates were operating at the time of the crash. video taken after the accident show the lights still flashing and the crossing gate down. the parade and banquet were sponsored by show of support. their website said each ways they try to think of ways to thank men and women for their military service. this year it was called a hunt for heros. on the group's facebook page an outpouring of sympathy. >> it's really sad because the families have already seen them go off to war, seen stuff that obviously some of them, they were all wounded so they have already had to go through something horrific. >> these guys are te american heros and with the parade at 4:00, pass by waving, celebrating, midlanders lining the street with flags and waving and so proud of these guys. we're all terribly sad. >> reporter: secretary of defense leon panetta has issued a statement saying he's deeply saddened by this tragic accident and tha

union pacific spokesman tom lange in a statement said the railroad crossing has lights and a crossing gate. he said the railroad's preliminary investigation indicates that the lights and gates were operating at the time of the crash. video taken after the accident shows the lights still flashing and the crossing gate down. the parade and banquet sponsored by a group called show of support. their website says each year they try to find new ways to thank military men and women for their service. this year, it was an event called hunt for heroes. all expenses paid deer hunting trip for wounded veterans. on the group's facebook page, an outpouring of sympathy. >> it was really sad. the families have already seen them go off to war, seen stuff that obviously -- they were all wounded, so they've already had to go through something horrific. >> these guys are true american heroes. we had the parade at 4:00, they passed by waving, celebrating, and midlanders lining the streets with flags and waving and so proud of these guys. it's just we're all terribly sad. >> reporter: secretary of defense

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there's been rain all morning lang. take you south towards the south bay.en, santa teresa, camden. over in the peninsula, still a little bit, san mateo bridge looks okay but dumbarton, palo alto, menlo park, still some light rain in newark and union city. 50s on the temperatures. really mild. this is not a cold system. but high pressure will be nosing in after a few more clouds kind of drift through today. mostly cloudy, very, muggy. moisture is off the -- very muggy. moisture is off the charts. there will be fog forming out to the valley until unless we get a braze. so partly sunny, partly cloudy. thursday, quiet. rain moves north. might have to wait for the first week of december before the rain comes in. >>> we're following breaking news. this is coming in from the south bay what. we just found out about a deadly accident at a very busy intersection. >>> a man is dead after slipping off the edge of a cliff and falling into the water below. we'll tell you how a lot of cat may have led to this accident -- how a a lost cat may have led to this accident. wha

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sick babies taken from incubators, carried down flights of stairs, evacuated from the nyu lang medical hurricane sandy. now the cleanup is under way at the cost of hundreds of millions of dollars. elizabeth cohen takes us inside the hospital for an exclusive tour of the damage. >> reporter: after the rain fell, and the river overflowed into nyu medical center this is what was left. a hospital ruined by more than 10 million gallons of floodwater, now two weeks later, richard cohen is my guide to see the damage. we're in the cellar right now. >> we're in the cellar, the lowest portion of the building. >> reporter: down here, the filthy river water went up to the ceiling. it has been pumped out, but still smells bad so we have to wear masks. >> this was an mri suite. four mris down here. unfortunately all flooded. >> oh, my god. how expensive is that machine? >> it is probably several million dollars. >> and caput. >> this is caput. >> reporter: the water continued rising up to the first floor. this lecture hall became a swimming pool. so if we were standing here while this place was fill

that announces we're going to be an international university, but then eliminates half of the foreign langs. we'll have room for the occasional philosopher in the projects, but you don't see it. i got all these plans, and you don't see them included. we touched on the role of the faculty like the track, adjuncts, and the issue which some of you touched on in advanced questions of retirement policy, and as you're looking from the perspective in managing the university to encourage the right flow, what do you see as the personnel policies resulted to the faculty that need bolstering or changing? >> scott, i think it starts with how it operates on the ground, and you need principles that inform and shape decisions on where the investments will be made, and i think the principle criteria has to be incentives. we know the human condition in some way differs, obviously, with people, but in some way is motivated by a reward system, broadly defined as we have it at universities whether that's prizes or awards or salary or compensation, retirement benefits, ect., and so i think the way, and the only

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some of the names that are mentioned include state treasurer steve grossman and former mayor scott langthose are just some of the names that dimension for the massachusetts seat. our next call comes from david in illinois on our independent line. hi, david. caller: hello. i am not too optimistic about our country. i think if the american people actually worked for a living, we stand up and have a revolution to take this country back. i just want to welcome the rest of the country. i am from illinois. host: what does that mean? color code just the corruption, high taxes, everyone is -- caller: just the corruption, high taxes, everyone is on welfare. illinois has been a mess. host: where are you from? caller: we are surrounded by caterpillar. host: what kind of work do you do? caller: construction. business is all right because i am a christian and i get a lot of business through christian families and churches, a lot of employment through that. the only faith i have is through jesus. host: tim in beaver falls, pa.. what is your optimistic level? caller: it is really high now, peter. it w