>> she's become quite lethargic. shouting doesn't help. again, push the button quickly. no one pushes the button. what they do is they all start teaming together and start trying to lift up the lift. people trying to get involved. somebody points to the lift button and say push it. they moved around. no one pushes the button. are they pressing the up button? eventually they do get the young lady out. you can see here. >> that is so weird. >> she did end up in the hospital. she did have of course head injury and neck injury. she had only been working there for a few da wow. that was bad really quickly. >>> not every human animal encounter is happy go lucky. sometimes things go a little amiss. we start in spanish bay in california. there you see some deer and a bobcat. you're thinking, what do humans have to do with this? humans are a little concerned because the golf game is interrupted. it looks like the deer kind of walking the bobcat off. >> anyone mention the bobcat that the prey is behind him? i can smell deer. >> the deer is too big. the bobcat is probably looking f

. >> just out of it, lethargic and could barely move.hen i came in, he was laying under the blanket. >> reporter: dr. perry cane received a text message from his friend who lives in the house. the friend and two roommates were complaining of dizziness and being short of breath and achy. they thought they had the flu. >> probably would have died, yes. >> reporter: cane said when he arrived and realized the men didn't have the flu he called 911 expecting they were exposed near fatal levels of co. >> the three roommates were treated at hospitals. pgw crews were examining the heater as a possible source of the leak. >> just thankful, glad to be feeling normal again immonday morning pastor joseph langford collapsed in his home after calling 911, his wife and his daughter were unconscious when emergency personnel arrived. >> all i remember was opening the main door and then i passed out and then i came to again, i was able to open the screen door. >> reporter: fire officials believe a faulty heater may have caused carbon monoxide to fill the p

lethargic. um and could barely move.hen i came in he was laying under the blanket. >> reporter: dr. perry cane received a text message from his friend who lives in the house on the 1200 block of south eighth street. the friend and two roommates were complaining of dizziness and being short of breath and achy. they thought they had the flu. >> probably would have died, yes. >> reporter: when he arrived and realized they didn't have the flu he called 911 suspecting they were exposed to near fatal levels of co. >> evacuateevacuated the dwelli. >> pgw crews were examining the heater as a possible source of the leak. >> thankful. glad to be feeling normal again. >> monday morning joseph langford collapsed in his home after calling 911 much his wife and his daughter were unconscious when emergency personnel arrived. >> all i remember was opening the main door and then i passed out and and that i came to again and i was able to open the screen door. >> reporter: fire officials believe a faulty heater may have caused carbon mono

questioning the verse in, and the man was taken to the emergency room where he reportedly became limp and lethargiche reportedly died 40 minutes cause and because -- the of death has not been determined. an autopsy will be performed to determine the exact cause of death. the man's name and age has not been released, and the officers involved in the case are on administrative leave, which is standard procedure. >> do not count on taking the roosevelt bridge out of d.c. to get to the gw parkway tonight. the lanes will be closing at 8:00 tonight. crews will be able to get in and inspect the bridge. it should be back up and by 4:00 a.m. >> all lanes of arlington ridge road are close between 20th foret south and 395 emergency repairs to a water main break. the arlington county department of public says the repairs should take another four to five hours. we will keep you posted. >> heading into one of the busiest travel days of the year,. weather is cooperative. >> most of the i-95 corridor from new york city to the carolinas will be rain. higher elevations north and west is where snow could potentially

headaches, feeling lethargic and nauseous, having breathing difficulties and even paralysis. extreme cases include cancer and neurological disorders. they can't go anywhere where wifi is in use which is basically everywhere. so far sweden is the only country recognizing this as a medical disability. >> let's go back out to the market's slide at the agricultural school. >> good morning. this is one of my favorite events. it did this last year for the first time, all the students put on a thanksgiving dinner for seniors in the area. this is the animal science teacher here with me. let's talk about the spirit is not like you go to the store and buy turkeys or vegetables and then the kids put together. you raise everything here at the school. >> we raise the turkeys, a lot of the crops that we use. the centerpieces are the flowers. it's really bringing the whole school together. >> last year you did this for the first time. >> last year it was wonderful. such a great thing. even this year starting into timber they ask me when the bank which would be making sure we were going to d

. >>> under pressure to jolt the lethargic world economy back to live, the g-20 nations plan to boost the global gdp by more than $2 trillion over five years. leaders agreed the plan for jump-starting growth includes freer trade and more investment in infrastructure. australian prime minister tony abbott said the growth plans will add millions of jobs over the next five years. >>> going to a museum usually means you are learning about history. but in the latest exhibit at the exploratorium in san francisco, you can learn about yourself. abc7 news reporter lala checks it out. >> what do you see when you look in the mirror or? are you generous, trustworthy, a freeloader? >> i can't be trusted. >> you can be trusted? laugh laugh. >> do you trust other people. >> whether you come alone or with a friend, these are the questions of the scientists behind the exploratorium new exhibits that he hope folks will ask themselves. it may seem like fun and games, but as i fund out myself. >> you can catch as many or few as you like, and so can i, and fib else who uses the pictures. the more they fis

i was very lethargic. i was in and out of the hospital. i was constantly bleeding.life was not good. i was dying. >> how did obamacare save your life, david? >> because it gave me the ability to get a transplant. without insurance, i would not have been listed. my listing status for a transplant would have gone away. with insurance, i was maintained on the transplant list, and as my condition worsenned. and miraculously, a liver became available, and right when i was at death's door, that happened, and i was able to be transplanted. >> wow. you know the law is a political football. man, the politicians want this law repealed. this is just in the last week. listen to this. >> the house, i'm sure, at some point next year will move to repeal obamacare. >> competition in the health care system -- >> now is the time to go after and do everything humanly possible to repeal obamacare. >> i know you're not a politician, or even that political, but what's your reaction when you hear stuff like that? >> well, it really saddens me, because obviously where are the -- what's hap

. >>> under pressure to jolt the lethargic world economy back to life, the leaders of the g-20 nationsan $2 trillion over five years. leaders agreed the plan for jump-starting growth includes freer trade and more investment in infrastructure. australian prime minister tony abbott said the growth plans will add millions of jobs over the next five years. >>> going to a museum usually means you are learning about history. but in the latest exhibit at the exploratorium in san francisco, you can learn about yourself. abc7 news reporter layla checks it out. >> what do you see when you look in the mirror? are you generous, trustworthy, a freeloader? >> i can't be trusted. >> you can't be trusted? [laughter] >> do you trust other people. >> whether you come alone or with a friend, these are the questions of the scientists behind the exploratorium new exhibit hopes folks will ask themselves. it may seem like fun and games, but as i fund out myself. >> you can catch as many or few as you like, and so can i, and fib else who uses the pictures. the more they fish, the more they are likely to damag

. >>> under pressure to jolt the lethargic world economy back to life, the leaders of the g-20 nations finalizing a plan to boost the global gdp by more than $2 trillion over five years. leaders agreed the plan for jump-starting growth includes freer trade and more investment in infrastructure. australian prime minister tony abbott said the growth plans will add millions of jobs over the next five years. >>> going to a museum usually means you are learning about history. but in the latest exhibit at the exploratorium in san francisco, you can learn about yourself. abc7 news reporter layla checks it out. >> what do you see when you look in the mirror? are you generous, trustworthy, a freeloader? >> i can be trusted. sometimes. >> you can't be trusted? [laughter] >> do you trust other people. >> whether you come alone or with a friend, these are the questions of the scientists behind the exploratorium new exhibit and what they hope folks will be asking themselves. it may seem like fun and games, but as i fund out myself. >> you can catch as many or few as you like, and so can i, and so c

and it will be a lethargic session not just because of everybody stuffing themselves with turkey yesterday, but a lot of traders making it a four- day weekend. let's take a look at the big board see how we're doing so far. and hey, at least the dow is in positive territory up 27 points right now. nasdaq is adding 8. s&p is down by 3 points. the falling oil prices hammering energy companies. san ramon-based chevron down 5%. airlines on the other hand are shooting higher on lower fuel prices. back to you. >> kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks, thank you. >>> time now for a look at what's coming up later on "cbs this morning." michelle miller joins us now from new york. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. bob orr is following the developing story in austin, texas where a gunman opened fire on several buildings overnight. plus on this black friday, the secret service is calling modern cyber thieves the new age cartel. we'll show you why in a preview of sunday's "60 minutes." and would you want your gifts delivered by drones? we have the results are of cnet's annual holiday surve

that also said, seems like right now, so lethargic and boring and apathetic right now. prerogative at the market, people look at gdp and realize it stays within the narrative, the broader narrative, not enough to change it. people are not asking why the market's rallying. just saying why not? it's a little dangerous how complacent and how much prerogative there is on this. we're entitled the rally. david: i'll tell you what's dangerous, jamie, energy bet. oil is at four year lows, oil end of the day trading below 74. how do you reposition your energy portfolio, if you have one? >> i think you have to play the integrated oils. exxon mobil, chevron, these are the companies you can own through, because it take -- take exxon it has natural gas as part of portfolio. if you have the entire supply chain, you stay big, you stay away from the drillers, stay away from the areas like schlumberger, halliburton, any place in the middle you want to stay away from, exxon is vertically integrated, they can get it so many different ways. i think they're bottoming, i don't think you'll s

you're a little lethargic.u may or may not be driving impaired. >> before administering sobriety tests, presley reads alexandra her rights and questions her about the accident. >> you're accelerating from a stop. you got to about 30 miles an hour. then you all of a sudden this cat jumped out, and you slammed on the brakes. >> i do. >> so someone behind you who's also just starting to accelerate forward -- >> yeah. >> there would be no reason why -- >> they would think that -- >> that you're going to abruptly slam on the brakes. >> exactly. >> alexandra doesn't realize where this is going. >> pretty naively, i thought he was being sympathetic to my situation. >> alexandra admits she had been drinking earlier. >> what type of drink are we talking about here? >> just beer. >> then presley puts alexandra through the roadside sobriety test. >> you have no idea how nervous you are, by the way, when you're in that situation. >> okay. stop, stop, stop. >> nervous or not, officer presley decides she's flunked the test.

transforming him from chatty and energetic to lethargic and withdrawn. >> how has it been for you tovery frustrating as a mother. i miss my little boy. i just miss landon. >> we can't just sit back and watch our son deteriorate over time. and that's what he's doing. he's deteriorating. because of his condition, this child is being robbed. i want him healthy. that's it. i want him healthy. >> along with their doctors, the family has reached out to the national institutes of health hoping landon will be considered for evaluation. the agency has an undiagnosed diseases division that accepts 50 to 100 cases every year. >> and, holly, what about psychological cause? >> well, you know, landon has been evaluated by a number of psychiatrists and eating disorder specialists who don't feel this is psychiatric or an eating disorder ought all. they feel something fairly physical is causing his condition. that being said this is emotionally challenging for a 12-year-old. he's going need a lot of psychological support. >> i've never heard of anything like it. what happens if he keeps losing weight

they become more isolated, angrier, lethargic, not doing their school work, not listening to you, notally important. first of all, cut off the money train. stop giving them money. you have to stop giving them money, hide your jewelry. you look into drug rehab situations right away. there is a combination that works, intlerkts -- of medication. behavioral therapy is key here. you get them involved by calling some agency. look at www.drugabuse.gov. you've got to get your kids involved. >> what does heroin do to the brain? >> it is a growing problem. here's how come heroin is addicting. the brain makes our own opiates. you make your own heroin like compounds in the brain. if you're getting it elsewhere you stop making it. then you crave it. endorphins make you feel good. it is a pleasure hormone. if you are not making it in your brain you're going to try to get it elsewhere. you're not making as much dopamine as you need. it is a very dangerous problem, close to a million people are chronic users and we've got to get to them. >> a new face of the heroin user. >> upper middle class. >> th

our growth has been lethargic. our economy should be booming right now.n they have confidence that we can govern, it will work. >> i like that both of you come on you and your new colleague come on "hardball" some night and cook some deals on the air. i want to see the deal-making, you guys together on issues like growth and things like that. thanks so much. what can i do? >> you can stir the pot, that's for sure. >> i will play barbara walters or walter cronkite. i will bring the warring parties together. anyway thank you. >>> up next, more highlights from what you are thinking tonight as you cast your ballot. plus, chuck todd's coming with us, as msnbc's live coverage on election night is back after this. >>> this is a very exciting part of the night. so far in terms of what we know in the senate the big news of course is in kentucky. senator mitch mcconnell the republican there in kentucky has been re-elected. in north carolina right now, the senate race right there nbc is calling it too close to call. in georgia, that senate race there, nbc is calling