>> lilly is the youngest. she is going to get a bit of a head start. >> lilly is off but she is jumping over the boxes and goes through the tunnel of doom. >> she is racing all the way over to her horse. >> i love the commentary frommed d the dad. >> oh, no. they are both stuck! she jumps over with no problems. there goes lilly. i'll dance and get a bull's-eye to win. all right. let's see. >> first try. >> absolutely. >> she got a bull's-eye! you won, lilly. what do you have to say for yourself! >> champion! >> give me high five! >> you want me to show you how you make cool even cooler? you do this. in fact, it's glacier ice cold. this whole dance. we are talking some really impressive freestyle dancing. freestyle moves. on a glacier in british columbia, canada. you have tatia gonzalez. she is only 18 years old and incredible. and marques scott. with incredible moves. it makes it looks like they were gliding on ice. >> i can do that, i can do this. >> you don't feel resistance anywhere. >> they would know beca

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. >> hi, i'm lilly i'm sorry you have to listen to things that belong if the rent board we're here to resolve the permit the violation that was filed but i took out the permit to remove restore the garage to the original condition now, of course, she filed a lynn filed an appeal so in the meantime, i didn't do anything she's eagle there and paying $300 a month a room that's 9 by 19 feet it's not it's 90 percent complete the reason it whatnot complete her friend bob built a room to her specifications he promised here a lot of things that you know aimlessly blind i'm trying to start a new life to start working as a loan officer i have to go out to social lists to meet people i wasn't keeping an eye on who was going on in the house when i realized what kind of a room he was building i knew i couldn't get a permit i told him to stop in july i told him to stop working and not come back to work until this is r0e68dz when the violation came it was actually a relief i was going to take it down because i built the rest of the highway with permits this is the only room that was built without pe

>> reporter: daughter lilly played along.place in the science fair brought her to tears. >> that was my wake-up call. she does not want to be put in that race i put her in. >> reporter: three years after the book "the tiger mother" the question is how best to raise our kids. >> so much parenting information put out today. you have to in your gut trust. >> reporter: with 9-year-old cleo, tannis is different. >> understandable ones. >> reporter: there's no hovering over her or more relaxed lilly now 12. >> have you seen the change in lilly? >> absolutely. so different. so different. >> reporter: tannis says her tiger is tamed. she has written a book about it hoping others learn from her mistakes. >> i am glad i gave it up when i did. i would not go back. no. >> reporter: happier children, happier mom. for "today," kelly cobiella, nbc news, london. >> you know, sometimes people come by the windows and they wave. it is always fun. we look in the window a few minutes ago. that's shaquille o'neal. we saw you off the street. >> i wa

lilly suffers from a air birth did he text.operation 9 reindeer organized the event to give lilly and her parents a holiday to to remember. >> it's a busy day at phl. sky6 live hd taking a live look for us at the airport. you see the planes and all the traffic along the airport there, moving along, 47 degrees, 9:48 right now. >> turning to sports, the sixers have shattered a franchise record and nearing an nba record, but this is is not one to boast about. jeff skeverski explains in this morning's sports report. >> reporter: we knew this team was going to be bad, but this bad? sixers are off to their worse start in team history in the 51 years of 7 of -- 7 barrel. the steal, the slam, sixers come back and take take the lead, bun the 4th, down 7. kj mcdaniels for 3. yes, sixers within 4 looking for the first win. but they go ice cold for no basket for five minutes. they fall 0-16. worse start in team history. two away from the nba record. >> so much respect for a team that is o-16 to walk out on the floor, and hug teammates and

santa clause surprised 18-month-old lilly and parents with thousands of dollars with of presence and their christmas tree in spring steady. >> superers from a rare condition called heat the row taxi which forced her to undergo surgeries and have expensive home care. a child called operation nine radar to give lilly and his parents something to smile about on this holiday season. >> more to come on "action news" home for the doll days. a. >> why his family is concerned his disappearance could be related to his history of concussions. >> and sixers find themselves open the wrong side of history. jeff skversky has sports when open the wrong side of history. jeff skversky has sports when "action news" comes right ♪i want it all! ♪and i want it now! your toys want more. they need more. so get more guaranteed from verizon fios. including your favorite movie channels, blazing fast internet and $400 back. all for this amazing price online, guaranteed for 2 years with a 2-year agreement. so take the hint. and get more guaranteed today. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities a

. >>> major funding for "religion & ethics newsweekly" is provided by the lilly endowment, an indianapolis-based private family foundation dedicated to its founders' interest in religion, community development and education. additional funding also provided by mutual of america. designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. >> welcome, i'm bob abernethy. it's good to have you with us. this week at the vatican, pope francis urged prayers for ebola victims and called on the international community to do everything possible to eradicate the virus. the world health organization said the rate of new cases may be slowing in liberia, the worst-hit country but the fight was far from over. during a visit to west africa, u.s. ambassador to the united nations samantha power said a much greater international response is needed to defeat ebola. >>> a delegation of top religious leaders came to the u.s. this week seeking help for their besieged community in iraq. isis has particularly targeted the anxious religious minority, which isis calls pagan. mo

howard lilly of st.g says he began getting angry letters from a collection agency claiming that he had never paid a fine for had red light camera ticket. the problem, he says it wasn't his car that was cited on the ticket. so he got a lawyer. but the nasty letters kept coming even threatening to have him arrested and take his license. >> i got a little bit, i don't got lot. >> miscarriage of justice to a senior citizen. >> lilly says that a judge finally tossed the case. one mystery left now the city where the ticket was issue which is south pasadena doesn't even use a collection agency so lilly is wondering how the company got his information and whether it's some sort of scam targeting the elderly. >> it could be that. >>> before you take off for grandma and grandpa's house this holiday where are jeff germ yesterday spots on your airplane flight. forget the bathroom much the one thing do you not touch once you're on bore. dave? >> a gun toting teenager confronts a burglary suspect in his northern liber

howard lilly of st. petersberg said he was getting angry letters from a collection agency claiming he never paid a fine for a red light camera ticket. the problem is he says, it wasn't his car that was cited on the ticket. he contacted a lawyer, but the nasty letters kept oncoming. some of them even threatened to have him arrested. and take away his license. >> i drop -- i drive a little bit. i don't drive a lot. >> luckily, lilly says, a judge has finally tossed his case out. one mystery left now is the city where this ticket was issued, south pass dean, a said it doesn't even use a collection agency. so lilly obviously is wondering how the company got his information, and whether it is some sort of scam targeting the elderly. >> talk about incredible gift. one man is being called the lay away angel. how one-story was enough to get him to takings for the holida >>> ♪ >> hey, christmas has come early to one florida community. >> yes, amazing day for 55 families with a lot of stuff on lay away for holiday

. >> lilly and her daughter were work walking in honor of a friend that died from lung cancer. she parked here near avenue of americas near the belmont intersection. this is what is left of her car after the tree fell. tonight, she is thanking her stars she turned back after the walk to take an annual photo with friends. >> we could have been there minutes before you know but we all stayed to get this group picture. >> the wind made walking tough and knocked over tents for the event. >> the wind was so wild we had this tent completely blow over. all the framing pieces are shattered on it. >> same sgrukttive gusts blew through wallingford and blocked the traffic and delaware affected everywhere from talleyville to wilmington and at the peak peco had 20,000 outages from philadelphia to montgomery and chester and bucks county. that's where this tree reardop said she is shocked no one got hurt and thinks the woman she came to walk for was looking out for her. >> i think she was there watching over us because lilly and i could have been this the car. >> and police were out here earl

there's lilly in the control room. there's sara right there. look at all that equipment she has on today. >> you look like you know something, sara. >> looking good. >> thanks, rob. >> and there's lilly in the control room. that's what's happening behind the scenes. calling up the shots. she's going to have to call herself up in just a minute. >> i started before the show, she was doing some dancing. you'll see it all. >>> and speaking of that, seeing a lot of ginger down in florida. she is getting ready to sky dive live from 10,000 feet with a gopro attached. >> she's crazy. >> you at home will get to jump out of the plane with ginger and experience it all as if you're doing it. but you will be safe on your couch. >> i love the jump. >> cheers. >> that's exactly what she'll be doing later. >>> but right to a monster storm with an arctic blast across the country with the coldest air of the season for most of us. rob marciano is a tracking it. >> it was huge, and now transforming into a real beast. what once was typhoon nuri. one of the stronges

when i told her her son had been killed, she took my lilly white hand and she said don't you fret, colonel kelley. he made me no promises how long i was going to get to keep him. and i know he is up there now with his lord looking down and saying, don't worry, mom. i'm ok. and i followed her through for several weeks through the funeral. and i went over and i said hello to her. the house was gone, demolished. she was gone. and you wonder what is fair in this country sometimes. what's fair? that woman made an indelible mark on me. but that's to remind people that when you read all about these deaths that you see that so-and-so died in afghanistan, so-and-so died there, that is a family. that's a family that will never see that person again. when i was chairman, i visited overseas. quite often i told my superintendent, i want to walk alone. and i walk among the stars of david and the crosses and as strange as it may be, i would talk to them and say who are you? where did you come from? did you have any brothers? did you have any sisters? just from my point of view, to communicate and to show

very harmful for eli lilly or boeing or others. for a place like marlon steel it could mean the end. asserting your rights in court can also be significantly expensive relative to the size of your business. i saw this in my own experience. as in-house counsel for a manufacturing firm. can you speak to how existence of a federal private right of action would reduce the cost of protecting trade secrets and how having won uniform federal standard might strengthen your ability to go after those who would steal your trade secrets? >> the defend trade secrets act is very well crafted. it's going to help us go around the state system, which is very inefficient, it's very slow, and it's very expensive. little companies can't afford having lawyers in five different states on retainers trying to go after a bad actor. it would be much more elegant if we could have a federal jurisdiction on this matter, and much more efficient. the coons/hatch bill, your bill, would tremendously accelerate our ability to stop bad actors and get good results. >

free christmas tree in tir their home right there in spring citych the family was showsen because lilly suffers from a rare condition called heat ear owe taxi a birth defect has had her undergo surgeries or expensive daycare. i give lilly and parents something to small about this holiday season. >>> still to know at 10 a youngster is reunited with his mother after spending five years held captive by his daughters. where police saw him earlier today and it's true what they say. big can playch the proovr this big is commerceed off a flights we'll show you what happens. >> the photo touching moment that unfolded in middle of the furgeson link protest which we that unfolded in middle of the furgeson link protest which we come right >> today a judge acquitted hasni mubarak on murder charges for demonstrateers during egypt unriseing in 2011. 86-year-old and regime were eventually forced out of office. judge said mubarak made mistakes and should not have been jailed. >> a youngster reported missing from mother owe four years ago was found alive hidden inside his father's home in georgia. it wa

evangeline lilly. plus music from pitbull and ne-yo. with cleto and the cletones. and now, one last thing -- here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ it's "jimmy kimmel live" [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's very nice. thank you. thank you, i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. appreciate you coming. thank you for watching at home. and this is -- very nice of you.

. >>> and jimmy's guests is chris pine andan gelingeline lilly. i am gloucester good night. and ne-yo. with cleto and the cletones. and now, one last thing -- here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ it's "jimmy kimmel live" [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's very nice. thank you. thank you, i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. appreciate you coming. thank you for watching at home. and this i--

. >>> and jimmy's guests is chris pine and evan gelingeline lilly. i am gloucester good night.

. >>> joining me now with more is lilly adams, the communications director.rning, i am sure you have your running shoes on for these last few days. >> yes, most of us do. we will be focused on a couple things. one is making sure we turnout not just our base, but the new voters we repbgistered in a numr of states across the country, and it's all about turnout. but the second thing is that we will be making sure voters are go into the booth, and i think democrats who have fought for opportunity at every turn are going to be the answer to the question, while republicans have continued to obstruct progress. >> well, on that note in terms of who is going to the booth and why they are going there, this week the white house indicated it's considering granting protections to some ungranted documents to cut deportations, and the hispanic vote is a key demographic in key states, and some say it's pan dooring, the timing of this, what do you say? >> democrats have for years fought for comprehensive immigration reform, and republicans have blocked bills. most recently th

. >> reporter: after a 30-year career at eli lilly a company, alicia decided to explore a new path oftion. >> throughout my career al of my volunteer work was in educati or services for women and girls. so to be able to combine them with women's education was almost anatural. so i was very lucky when i got the call from mills college, and here i am. >> reporter: when she took on this exciting new role at the well-respected liberal arts college for women in 2011, alicia also stepped into mills history books as their first minority president. >> i know that when i arrived, there were an awful lot of mills alumni and students who are so excited or who were so excited to have someone who, in their words, looked like them. in the presidency. and so anying that i can do to make sure that all of our alumni are connected to each other and to mills, i'm happy to do that. and ifthe fact that i'm the first minority president brings them here,hen that's a wonderful thing. >> the students are almost all women although men are allowed into the graduate studies program. >>fter they arrive, they begi

. >> lilly wandered away from home. they say she followed the dogs into the woods.he was out for a night before being found safe. >> he looked and saw a little bundle of pink. he walked over. she wasn't moving at all. he was a little bit nervous. he said something, and she giggled. as soon as she giggled, he got on the radio. >> that is golden. she was treated for hypothermia and dehydration, but expected to be fine. >>> hospital security being called into question after a horrific attack at night shift nurses. a patient came at them with a metal rod, sending them running for their lives. one nurse suffered a collapsed lung. the patient later died in police custody. >>> the penicillin al eery may not be as common as thought. 90% of people are not allergic. they were tested adds children, but not as zults. leading to more expensive and less effective alternatives. >>> and now ray rice, the hearing is over. he's demanding immediate reinstatement to the league, saying he's been punished twice. at the hearing yesterday, the baltimore ravens general manager said he heard

evangeline lilly. plus music from pitbull and ne-yo. with cleto and the cletones.re's jimmy kimmel! ♪ it's "jimmy kimmel live" [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's very nice. thank you. thank you, i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. appreciate you coming. thank you for watching at home.

the seven day forecast showing i was lilly thanksgiving and staying chilly for shoppers also into saturday the temple game 42 but temperatures a little more comfortable by sunday and monday in the mid 50s. so watch out on the roads out there. slick spots and also some black ice possible especially north and west. >> all right, scott, thank you. >> i don't know about you guys i'm ready for football. >> yeah. >> so excite. >> a short week but i'm ready to play this game, guys. eagles and cowboys, coming up tomorrow right here on fox all the talking just about over. as we get ready for kickoff tomorrow afternoon. these two teams have great thanksgiving memories. games you don't want to forget and more than one appetite was - ( helicopter whirring ) - ( roars ) ( siren wails ) ( pop music playing ) ♪ when you're ready ♪ ready, ready, ready ♪ come and get it ♪ get it, get it ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na ♪ na na na na na na na ♪ ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na... female announcer: it's a great big world and it can all be yours. here and only here. ♪ c

mike lillis, good morning. can you give us a little bit of background on scheduled votes on keystone and how this happened? >> this is naked politics at its best, something the republicans have been pushing for a number of years. obama has delayed it and belated. he was hoping to get out of the white house without having to deal with and what happened is the louisiana senate runoff is forcing him to address it. no one anticipated this would happen in a lame duck. they believed the race would be close. when the republicans said let's vote on this one more time, this is not the first time they voted on it. a pressing issue getting in the headlines. in that runoff election against mary landrieu is going to be the co-sponsor, we can't let mary landrieu go back over the holiday and run against this guy who just passed this thing which is very popular in the state. harry reid and the democrats can match that. and so both candidates the back to the state and say they stopped the legislation, were successful getting an

. >> tiger lilly is a love bug and quite a character. this dog needed surgery for a painful hernia but he loves kids and is now healthy and ready for a home. sunshine is really good with kids and very playful and ashley likes to go for long walks and hikes and will be great for an active family am. training and getting oh speedians. >> reporter: they also have three neighborhood adoption centers in west san jose sunnyvale and mountain view. they have an 80% save raytheon pam kook channel 2 news. >> they are home for the holidays runs through december 30th and again all animals 6 months and older can be adopted through the shelters and 'all star document aimed at 8:00 p.m. >>> and officers brought a huge side show to a screeching halt last night. tara moriarty will tell us how ferguson protests actually helped police. >> good morning, here at the salvation army here in san francisco, already buzzing here and you can see thousands are preparing and we will tell you where they are going and we will try to put one together ourselves coming u

. >> thanks to lilly ledbetter.epublicans did not vote for it they would not look me in the eye, but their votes under score. >> no, i don't agrow, with government gets involved, you force people to do things that is not good for their business in 1931, davis-bacon act designed to keep av one african-american nonunion black owned businesses from getting a construct contract they wanted to keep those for the whites black businesses were shut out, black businesses were able to compete, and save the government. neil: present day. >> they forced prevailing wage that is what do who you force a men all wage, you kill jobs, and eliminate someone's ability to create the jobs. neil: solution is to hear some of these, democrats say you have to lift minimum wage, then war on women will cease to be a war on women. >> lute sh absolutely not. >> we have not even have a minimum wage, at-this-point the market should determine what the wage is. obamacare. obamacare. >> i get this. >> wait. >> neil: could i ask you this. >> you could

the family was chosen for the secret mission, because lilly sulphurs from a rare birth defect. a charity called operation nine reindeer ohing the the whole thing to give them something to smile about this holiday season. tempted not to come in with a coat on this morning. it was so cold. it was so cold yesterday morning, when i stepped outside this morning, i was like oh, my goodness, felt like we picked up and moved somewhere else. there's the view, the ben franklin bridge, a warm front has pulled through, just a few high, thin clouds, look at the numbers, this is where we started out yesterday, allentown it was down to 15 degrees, pilots and trenton, 19. millville, 19. dover, 25. look at the difference this morning. most locations are in the 30s and 40s now. so the warm front is doing it's job. pilots, 32 fleetwood 32. quakertown 36. warrington, 38 degrees, south and east we go, we're showing 40s. 43 in gandys beach. glassboro, 42. buena, 43 and hammonton, 42. this is just the beginning. later this afternoon we're in the 50s and monday, possible 60-degree temperatures through

we have more pictures coming in from lilly and lalya, look at the snow on the ground.t's miserable out there today, but we missed out on snow in columbia, south carolina. 49 degrees in millville, allentown, 49. trenton, 48. we clear out nicely tomorrow, 49 today, 50 a lot of sunshine tomorrow afternoon. don't forget to set your clocks back one hour, daylight saving time comes to an end. who would have thought snow in south carolina. >> ali gorman tweeted me, like, great. >> jack hanna's wild countdown is next. >>> pennsylvania convention center will be transformed into the premier art craft shows, we'll get a sneak speak. >>> for chris sowers, and the entire "action news" team, i'm eva pilgrim. have a great saturday! take the umbrella. this is ceo tom macarthur's world. in macarthur's world, he opposes new laws to ensure women receive equal pay for equal work. and macarthur opposes a woman's right to choose backed by a group that would outlaw abortion even for rape and incest. for us in the real world, aimee belgard. aimee will fight for equal pay and protect a woman's

mike lillis, thank you for your time. keystonee piece -- the get yourne, we want to thoughts on if congress should pass it. we have divided the lines on opposed.nd tell us why. the numbers are on the screen. the new star out of the -- out of louisiana has the keystone vote as one of its lead stories. you can find that in the louisiana paper. also if you go to the national post newspaper, the canadian newspaper, they also make keystone except pipeline -- of course, it deals directly with them -- a lead story. on whetherr thoughts you support or oppose it. danny from west virginia says he opposes it. tell us why. caller: first of all, i'm a canadian and i flipped in west virginia for a number of years. i work in the -- i have lived in west virginia forever of years. fromk in the energy sector several aspects. the business aspect is owned by come brothers -- by the koch brothers. it will be moving through the pipeline down to oklahoma, louisiana area where we would be processing at koch brothers refineries and then it will b

tomorrow night, chris pine will join us, evangeline lilly will be here and we will have music from pitbullkaling, ronda rousey from the ufc, and music from rick ross. which will be lovely for thanksgiving. [ laughter ] our first guest tonight is an emmy-winning star of screens big and small. she is beloved by all, even animals stop to smile in her presence. starting wednesday, you can see her alongside an all-star cast in "horrible bosses 2." please say hello to jennifer aniston. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how are you? >> hi, jimmy. i can't hear you. >> jimmy: i know, i know. [ cheers and applause ] see that? >> woo! hi. >> jimmy: nice, right? >> so sweet. >> jimmy: a little bit scary, but nice. >> no, they're not charging you or anything, you know? >> jimmy: how are you? >> i'm doing great. >> jimmy: you look great. >> thanks, honey. >> jimmy: i know you've been traveling all over, promoting the movie. do you have any fun doing that? >> it's a lot of work, but we do -- we do have fun, you know. it's quick, we're usually never really get to see where we are, you know. >> jimmy: you

lilly. she pretty much lives in her favorite princess dress.nce a week i let her play sheriff so i can wash it. i use tide to get out those week old stains and downy to get it fresh and soft. you are free to go. tide and downy together. we'll even buy you out of your contract.alaxy note 4 for zero down. so you can get the samsung galaxy note 4 for zero down today. doctors have been prescribingdecade, nexium to patients just like you. for many, prescription nexium helps heal acid-related erosions in the lining of the esophagus. there is risk of bone fracture and low magnesium levels. side effects may include headache, abdominal pain, and diarrhea. if you have persistent diarrhea, contact your doctor right away. other serious stomach conditions may exist. avoid if you take clopidogrel. nexium 40 mg is only available by prescription. talk to your doctor. for free home delivery, enroll in nexium direct today. >>> the u.s. coast guard is seeing a record number of migrants trying to make it to the u.s. they found about 640 migrants last month off mia

including jennifer aniston, mindy kaling, ken jeong, evangeline lilly, ronda rousey, chris pine, andnd ne-yo, and rick ross. join us for those shows then. our first guests tonight are on enormously popular music group. you taught me something very important about myself and that was i didn't know i was beautiful. turns out that's what makes me beautiful. their brand new album is called "four." please welcome harry, liam, louie, niall and zayn, one direction. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: it's very good to have you guys here. thank you for coming. do you ever get used to that? that's a remarkable thing, it really is. most people don't get that. >> crazy. >> jimmy: you know, we had people camped outside sleeping in our alley so they could see you open the car door and just come in. would you ever marry a girl -- i'll direct this specifically at harry who wet the bed every night? would that be a deal breaker for you? we've got a girl here who wets the bed in our audience. do you ever feel like your fans love you so much that they want to kill and eat you like you are physically in d

they are presented as lilly white affairs in almost all cases.kol len yell marines were very much present in the occupation of washington, d.c., and in the burning of the white house and the capitol. now, so my argument today has been that the colonial marines and black refugees make it far more effective and destructive to the americans than had been their operation in 1813 when they did not have the same level of support and assistance from black americans. now, this is an image that is produced. i'm going to get this magic arrow out of the way, which is not part of the original image. you may recognize this structure. it's the u.s. capitol building. this was produced in 1817 by a critic of american slavery, an american critic of american slavery named jesse torey and jesse torey wants you to think about the destruction of the capitol building and wants you to draw certain conclusions from it and those conclusions that he wants you to reach are indicated by the other figures he's put in this particular engraving. you can see down here in this r

executives from boeing and eli lilly farm suit calls say they experience daily cyber attacks. randall coleman said investigating are a top priority for the agency. this is about an hour and 25 minutes. >>> the hearing of the senate judiciary subcommittee on crime and terrorism will come to order. i'm expecting that my ranking member senator lindsey graham will be here shortly. i just saw him on the c-span screen. i know he's on the floor and not here. but i have permission from his staff to proceed. he will join us as soon as his schedule permits. i also want to recognize in the audience ed pigano. it's good to have him back in a different capacity. we are having a hearing today that is entitled, economic espionage and trade secret theft. are our laws adequate for today's threats? today the subcommittee is going to explore how we can better protect american businesses from those who try to steal their valuable intellectual property. american committees are renounced as being the most innovative in the world. companies of every size and in every industry from manufacturing to s

executives from boeing and eli lilly farm suit calls say they experience daily cyber attacks. randall coleman said investigating are a top priority for the agency. this is about an hour and 25 minutes.

they are presented as lilly white affairs in almost all cases.kol len yell marines were very much present in the occupation of washington, d.c., and in the burning of the white house and the capitol. now, so my argument today has been that the colonial marines and black refugees make it far more effective and destructive to the americans than had been their operation in 1813 when they did not have the same level of support and assistance from black americans. now, this is an image that is produced. i'm going to get this magic arrow out of the way, which is not part of the original image. you may recognize this structure. it's the u.s. capitol building. this was produced in 1817 by a critic of american slavery, an american critic of american slavery named jesse torey and jesse torey wants you to think about the destruction of the capitol building and wants you to draw certain conclusions from it and those conclusions that he wants you to reach are indicated by the other figures he's put in this particular engraving. you can see down here in this r

eli lilly is a possibly beneficiary here. interesting notes here on who benefits on the health care side. >> we should mention speaking of health care that we have an interview with johnson & johnson ceo live in the next hour of cnbc on street signs at 2:00 eastern. >> four states had the opportunity to bring marijuana further mainstream and possibly to main street in the mid term elections. did they? kate rogers has been wrapping up the key votes. >> i know you want to weigh in here. cnbc.com/vote. so yesterday oregon, alaska, washington, d.c. are now joining colorado and washington in legalizing recreational pot use. this further solidifies the place on main street. those who still question the industry's legitimacy take a look at the stats. in 2014 the legal and wholesale cannabis industry at 2.6 billion. it is expected to top 10 billion in the next four years. that was before these new states joined the band wagon. in colorado, the first state to legalize recreational use, once the other states see how much cash is to be

first harris teter store here, and already welcoming shoppers like melissa brown and her daughter lilly'm ecstatic, even though i know it's more expensive than other places. i love the selection they provide. and the food they have is really good. >> reporter: the mall is a totally different design than the old laurel mall, which was torn down a couple of of years ago. this is an outdoor concept. shoppers we spoke to like jan thomas say the layout makes them feel safer. >> the lighting is also very good out here. so if you come now that it gets dark earlier, when you come out, you feel safe. >> reporter: laurel's mayor says safety is a high priority. >> i can tell you, they have a security force that they have here on the property. they have got video. >> reporter: and at the center of it all, a huge christmas tree, stores opening just in time for the holiday shopping season. >> very nice. it's long overdue. >> reporter: and that's what a lot of people are saying, long overdue. the grand opening is scheduled for 3:00 tomorrow afternoon. they're going to have food, they're going to have