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taking a pill can now actually make you feel limitless and more focused at work. sharper in what you want to accomplish. >> it's a miraculous thing. >> but does it really work? and just how safe is submit find out when we look at the limitless pill tonight on cbs 2 news at 11:00. >>> a move to whitewash christmas is the effort to be politically correct erasing the christmas spirit? >>> and john elliott will let finally get out of the way. hey, what are you doing? getting the coats. for a half hour? bob just got time warner cable. he's getting more. more what? nearly 20,000 movies and shows on demand, most for free. look, he's dvr-ing like 6 shows at once. let's go. ah, this grass is so much greener than on our tv. why are your shoes off? because i'm on their bed. i don't want to be rude. discover how much more is included. are those meatballs still circulating? get tv, internet and phone for $89.99 per month. >>> has becoming politically correct gone too far? many people have said an attemp to please everyone is killing the christmas cheer. >> we have more on this

more is the ultimate expression of lawlessness in limitless powerful stuff on the battlefield, people shoot each other without having trials or due process. everyone agrees that is war to nobody thinks soldiers have to give opposing soldiers a trial before shooting them. that is what war is. what made these post-9/11 theories so radical is the assertion was made for the first time theaters of war were no longer confined to find a physical faces, the battlefield. it was now the case the entire planet was the battlefield. including u.s. soil. therefore, the limitless power that the president can exercise on a battlefield are now no longer confined to physical spaces. essentially the president is omnipotent everywhere because that is where the battlefield is found. what you have seen the past several years, the concern was at some point the world as a battlefield and the president can exert more power is inside the united states. what you have seen over the last couple years is very much moving in that direction. security.s. national officials five years ago talked about al qaeda as the

the longform possibilities are limitless. the shortform possibilities are limitless.n, think about ferguson, or occupy central, or the plane in the hudson as now being a live broadcast. i think that the next several years ahead of us with that kind of capability is going to be extraordinary, super fun, and develop all sorts of new mediums for performers, for shows, for content. i really do think it is going to change the entire media landscape. emily: by some measures -- one measure, monthly active users -- instagram is bigger than twitter. why should wall street believe this isn't a plateau? dick: i think for the same simple reason that we all inside the company believe in the future of twitter. that the world will be a better place when everybody is on twitter. emily: five product heads in five years since you have been ceo. why is it hard to find a product head for twitter -- or the right product head? dick: i don't think that -- it is very important to me to always be thinking about whether this is the right team for the company right now. and i tell my managers a

chris: that is truly limitless. emily: what is the myth of chris sacca, and what is the reality? chris: i never followed the step-by-step path you're supposed to do to do this. i had no business being a venture investor. i had no business quitting my job at google. i am, like, all right, i am going to strike out on my own, google is getting pretty big. it felt pretty bureaucratic. i am not good at meetings and playing company politics. you know who was, was sundar. we used to do meetings together. i just knew right away, this guy was going places. emily: he's obviously done well. chris: yes. he will be the ceo of google someday. it was just obvious back in the day that he could be that. emily: what do you think of how he is leading google right now? chris: sundar is an incredible complement to larry. i use that as a foil, because we would sit in the same meetings. it is like, he is brilliant. we both have good ideas, but, god, he can actually navigate a big company, and i can't. i have sharp elbows, i have strong op

a real-life limitless drug they say. >> dana tyler has a look at what's coming up at 6:00. >> reporter: busy afternoon in the cbs 2 newsroom. tonight at 6:00, dave carlin working on a story. we all know these popular sports fantasy websites. they are under fire in new york state. dave will have that. >> reporter: here are the main ones. you will hear from people who run them and play them. big, big money at stake here. so it could get very ugly. >> that and, of course, more veterans day tributes tonight cbs 2 news at 6:00. it took the rockettes years to master the kick line. but only a few moves to master paying bills on chase.com technology designed for you. tt2watx#@_4!p bt`nzs tt2watx#@_4!p "a`nj_d tt2watx#@_4!p bm`nath tt4watx#@_ >>> manage a pill that makes you smarter and -- imagine a pill that makes you smarter and limitless in what you can accomplish. there is a real-life pill that may give you some of those qualities. cbs 2's dana tyler explains -- explains how it works. >> looking for an edge. >> reporter: for this business consultant, that edge comes in the form of a pill. >

find out when we look at the real limitless pill tonight at 11:00. >>> over to lonnie and the wet rain today. >> yeah, it wasn't a great- looking day. we knew it was gonna -- it wasn't gonna be. but we did pick up rain we needed. the pain was south of new york city. new york picked up 2/10. the harbor picked up about 1.50. brick, new jersey over an inch. plainsburg, .50. less than that. take a look outside. it's rainy, kind of foggy. 54 degrees. our current temperature reading, high temperature was 57. so 57 is a degree above average even though you had the cloud cover in the rain, temperature- wise that was not the story. the rain has been the story. now the rain is out there now. a little bit of a low. there will be a risk that will redevelop. by the morning hours, the morning commute, north of the city, east of the city could be leftover rain out there. then some sunshine. some sunshine returns as you get into the second half of high tell. , 61. second half bet -- high temp, 61 degrees. second half better. improving picture. yes there's spots of rain. we had one cell that was pretty

-- limitless possibilities. elaine quijano, new york city, cbs news. i'm anne-marie green. >>> i'm captain lynnwood nelson. i'm from headquarters in afghanistan. i want to tell all of my friends and family, a happy thanksgiving. mom, love you! dad, love you! and, brian, i love you too! >> michael johnson from houston, texas, saying happy thanksgiving to america from the men and women holding thth lines. >> from afghanistan, we want to wish our families back in the united states, happy thanksgiving. >> right back at you. welcome back to "cbs this morning." coming up do your holiday plans involve waiting in lines? americans will hit the streets today to snag don't remember busters deals. mellody hobson will tell us how black friday is losing its edge. >> women who needed to solve a family puzzle. we will show you their remarkable journey and the journey that brought them together. that is all ahead. >>> "the washington pos reports on donald trump under fire by "the new york times." he appeared to mock one of the t

controlled by ownshis same company that three capital, burger king -- their appetite for deals seems limitlessperhaps in beer there's not anything left to do but maybe it could be going for coca-cola or something like this. mark: where does this leave heineken and carlsberg? asy have been touted targets, but the families are pretty strict. could we see another mega-brew involving those two? matthew: it was very interesting to see carlsberg announcing 2000 job cuts. coincidence, but you do see an effort to get a bit leaner in the face of what's going to be relentless competition. they are looking a bit small. is just a broader and a question -- we've got one of the biggest deals if not the biggest to get done this year. is their appetite for more? matthew: i think we are seeing anything that can happen happen. the pfizer deal has a long way to go in the last two days. we've heard about norfolk southern and canadian pacific and anadarko in the energy space. this is one of those times when big things are getting done and quite frequently executed. before you go, we need a name. : mega-brew is the

brilliant kids limitless futures. why so many end abruptly, in death. >> what do you think it is? >> that's toughest questions. >> right. >> definitely has a lot to do with the pressure. >> "america tonight"'"america ta fletcher with those left behind after a suicide on campus. >> thanks for joining us, i'm joie chen. one of the best kept secrets

pieces of discarded wood, michael can see what others sometimes miss lsh limitless-- limitless possibilities. elaine quijano, new york city, cbs news. >>> i'm captain lynnwood nelson. i'm from headquarters in afghanistan. i want to tell all of my friends and family, a happy thanksgiving. mom, love you! dad, love you! and, brian, i love you too! >> michael johnson from houston, texas, saying happy thanksgiving to america from the men and women holding the lines. >> from afghanistan, we want to wish our families back in the united states, happy thanksgiving. >> right back at you. welcome back to "cbs this morning." coming up do your holiday plans involve waiting in lines? americans will hit the streets today to snag don't remember busters deals. mellody hobson will tell us how black friday is losing its edge. >> women who needed to solve a family puzzle. we will show you their remarkable journey and the journey that brought them that is all ahead. >>> "the washington post" reports on donald trump under fire by "the new york times." he appeared to mock one of the times reporters who has a disab

brilliant kids limitless futures. why so many end abruptly, in death. >> what do you think it is? >> that's toughest questions. >> right. >> definitely has a lot to do with the pressure. >> "america tonight"'"america ta fletcher with those left behind after a suicide on campus. >> thanks for joining us, i'm joie chen. one of the best kept secrets on college and university campuses is the number who don't come home. somewhere during those four years something has gone terribly wrong and suicide becomes their solution. 1100 college kids every year in the united states die by suicide. and reports show thousands more think about it. which raises the question: are institutions of higher learning thinking about it enough? "america tonight's" lisa fletcher now, with an in depth look. >> all right, so this is tim's room. >> reporter: the undeniable love of a mother for her child is evident in a person's home. his room is untouched. >> i can't tell you how many times i've broke down, can't tell you how many times and i will continue to do that. you know i have conversations with him in thi

. >> the effects in the movie, limitless, we're one for one for what happens. >> would you take it and at what cost? the pill -- tonight at 11:00. >> inspiring story about a brooklyn high school.

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in using these pieces of discarded wood, michael konstalid sees what others can sometimes miss-- limitless possibilities. elaine quijano, cbs news, new york. >> axelrod: and that's the cbs evening news for scott pelley and all of us here at cbs news, i'm jim axelrod in new york. thanks for joining us. we wish you a happy and safe captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org if you're doing everything right but find it harder and harder to get by, you're not alone. while our people work longer hours for lower wages, almost all new income goes to the top 1%. my plan -- make wall street banks and the ultrarich pay their fair share of taxes, provide living wages for working people, ensure equal pay for women. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message because together, we can make a political revolution and create an economy and democracy that works for all

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the options of what you can cover in your recording are limitless. >>> there is a whole lot of confusion about what makes someone an employee versus an independent contractor. if you are categorizing people incorrectly, you could be hit with a costly bill in the future. this is not something you want to have to worry about. we wanted to define each for you so you can better understand how you're hiring someone. david lewis is the president and ceo and founder of operations inc., a human resources consulting firm. great to see you. >> good morning. >> the rules are pretty clear and yet still people are miscategorizing their employees as independent contractors left and right. >> it's not that they're so clear, it's that they're so subjective right now. that's the difficulty. i think the irs and department of labor feel they've put clear rue rules out there but then the average person looks at it and says i think i have more discretion than i actually do and that's not the case. >> let's go through the checklist you have to think about. number one, how they're paid. hourly versus project.

in using these pieces of discarded wood, michael konstalid sees what others can sometimes miss-- limitlessine quijano, cbs news, new york. >> axelrod: and that's the cbs evening news for scott pelley and all of us here at cbs news, i'm jim axelrod in new york. thanks for joining us. we wish you a happy and safe thanksgiving. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> first tonight at 7:00 we are following breaking news out of prince george's county where a man has been shot in an apartment parking lot. >>> this happened in bel haven drive right by a cvs and several other fast food stores. garrett haakie is on the scene. >> reporter: police first got the call next to the kings shopping center in the parking lot. they got the copy for 5:00 p.m. when they arrived on the scene, that's exactly what they found. an adult male dead in the parking lot of this apartment complex from an apparent gunshot wound. for the last two hours prince george's county police have been on the scene trying to secure this very large apartment complex here and talk to anyo

up tonight on cbs-3, you can catch new episode of ncis at 8:00 followed by ncis new orleans, then limitless10:00 right before "eyewitness news" at 11:00. we'll be right thank you so much. did you say honey? hey, try some? mmm that is tasty. is it real? of course... are you? nope animated you know i'm always looking for real honey for honey nut cheerios well you've come to the right place. great, mind if i have another taste? not at all mmm you're all right bud? never better i don't know if he likes that. yeah part of the complete breakfast >> police officer is thanking his lucky stars. he was nearly run over. >> stop, stop. >> the officer's body cam caught that terrifying moment. authorities say the officers were trying to stop a woman suspected of driving a stolen car through an elementary school parking lot. after hitting that officer's car, the suv ran off the road, and into a ditch. >> the explanation for that he was under the protection of god because he very well should have been dead. >> one of the officers was forced to taze that woman to subdue her. the officer who was nearly run o

in using these pieces of discarded wood, michael konstalid sees what others can sometimes miss-- limitless possibilities. elaine quijano, cbs news, new york. >> axelrod: and that's the cbs evening news for scott pelley and all of us here at cbs news, i'm jim axelrod in new york. thanks for joining us. we wish you a happy andafe thanksgiving. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org right now on cbs 2 ne, there's such a great need for people to befed and i i ink it's a good thingthe early holiday meal hundreds enjoyed and why it means so much to the community. plus ...food for fidothe turkey day scraps you want to keep away from your pets to keep them healthy. healthy. good evening, i'm karen fuller, scott sanborn is off. right now, millions of americans are en route to their holiday destination this thanksgiving weekend, and with the world on a heightened terror alert - safety is on the minds of everyone. president obama spoke today and said right now, there's no credible threat against the u-s, and he's workingngto keep it that way. "as americans

in using these pieces of discarded wood, michael konstalid sees what others can sometimes miss-- limitless possibilities. elaine quijano, cbs news, new york. >> axelrod: and that's the cbs evening news for scott pelley and all of us here at cbs news, i'm jim axelrod in new york. thanks for joining announcer: you're watching kcci 8 news. steve: another round of winter weather is headed toward iowa, arriving on thanksgiving day. when and where the rain and ice and snow will fall. stacey: des moines police make new efforts to recruit more officers. what they're doing and what those potential recruits are saying. steve: and university of iowa , professors taking tax paid sabbaticals. what they're studying and if they're doing it at iowa state . stacey: good evening. we celebrated and honored kevin cooney as he anchored his final newscasts last night here on kcci. steve: that means tonight's newscasts are my first as kevin's replacement. the name of the person who sits in that seat, on this set has now changed, but kcci's commitment to the kind of quality news you have come to expect from this

i would say that the gross of this business is limitless.us a feel about how you see the car industry going. heir to onel an of the biggest dynasties. lapo: i would divide this into two industries. fiat.start with volkswagen, kia, others. heavily industry is looking at the automotive industry. the automotive brands will be capable of developing and the point something unique with the tech industry. understand that we need to be friends with the tech industry. i believe we will be the ones to win in the near future. believe that today in the automated of industry we need to arrive at a certain type of humility that has been lacking it. francine: are you talking about google or apple? lapo: i am talking about all of them. francine: we know that you are looking at the car industry. lapo: i cannot speak for fiat. i am in independent entrepreneur. there are going to carewer and fewer manufacturers. the competition is far harder, more brutal, much more difficult than what it used to be. of new rules in terms emissions and how engines will have to

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("wrinkles"/pro fessional clown)"people pay me to go scare their friends, to barmitzafahs, its limitless." as unnerving as his face appears - wrinkles is actually a quirky clown, if you can't tell.and he says that video caused his business to boom. ("wrinkles"/professional clown) "ever since these kids put me on the internet, my phone rings nonstop."an internet hit...a google plus account is dedicated to his sightings. here he is in downtown fort myers...and the collier county fair.and if you haven't seen this video...good luck going to sleep tonight.this creepy clown quietly lurking in this little girl's room. ("wrinkles"/professional clown) "they sensanioalize me, they call me all kinds of things." it's attention he didn't originally want or expect...he started as a professional clown trying to make some extra money.(jonathan baril/collier county)"i think he's pretty cool, i like him a lot."(joel mason/collier county)"it's fun because its scary. it's bringing in the halloween spirit."and although he may look terrifying to some...his goal is just to have fun.("wrinkles"/pro fessional cl

using these pieces of discscded wood, michaeaekonstalid sees what t others can sometetes miss -- limitless possibilities. elaine quijano, cbs news, new york. >> that's the "cbs overnight news" for this thanksgiving thursday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back with us a little later for the morning news and "cbs this morning." from the broadcast center, i'm jijiaxelrod. >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >> happy thanksgiving. and welcome to the "overnight t news." i'm elaine quijano. 47 million americans have been on the move this week, traveling to today's holiday feasts. a turkey meal with all of the fixings is an age-old tradition, along with football games and thanksgiving parades. the biggest parade wil march down new york city this morning. flflts and balloons, upwpwds of a million spectars. security will be tight on the route. some undercover police you would never notice and others you can't miss. michelle miller reports. >> reporter: on its busiest days, nearly 500,000 people walk through the streets of times square. so if anything should happen, the ny

. >> the seemingly limitless number of threats and questions involve a revolving arsenal of tools andtimes a stiff drink. >> tell me how inundated with all this threat intel how you unwind. >> when i was in the pentagon as the undersecretary of the director of intelligence. i would have a few people in and have a beer or a glass of wine and i would have a martini. this job, every night. >> it is a daunting channel. combatting both the enemies you know and those you don't on battlefields and in the shadows. on land and at sea, in outer space and cyberspace, never knowing for sure what's next. >> this is cnn news room live from los angeles. our breaking news this hour. protesters are blocking a major interstate highway in chicago, angry about a just-released video that shows a white police officer shooting and killing a black teen. is plus, vladimir putin calls it a stab in the back. new fears of the syrian crisis escalating after turkey shoots down a russian war plane. and donald trump isn't backing away from controversial comments about american muslims on 9/11, despite an apparent la

in using these pieces of discarded wood, michael konstalid sees what others can sometimes miss -- limitless possibilities. elaine quijano, cbs news, new york. >> that's the "cbs overnight news" for this thanksgiving thursday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back with us a little later for the morning news and "cbs this morning." jim axelrod. >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >> happy thanksgiving. and welcome to the "overnight news." i'm elaine quijano. 47 million americans have been on the move this week, traveling to today's holiday feasts. a turkey meal with all of the fixings is an age-old tradition, along with football games and thanksgiving parades. the biggest parade wil march down new york city this morning. floats and balloons, upwards of a million spectators. security will be tight on the route. some undercover police you would never notice and others you can't miss. michelle miller reports. >> reporter: on its busiest days, nearly 500,000 people walk through the streets of times square. so if anything should happen, the nypd says mounted officers like t

. >> the seemingly limitless number of adversaries, threats and questions require an evolving arsenald sometimes a stiff drink. >> so tell me how inundated with all this threat intel, how you unwind. >> when i was in the pentagon as the undersecretary defense for intelligence, every six, eight weeks or so on a friday night, i'd have a few people in, and they'd have a beer or glass of wine and i would have a martini. in this job, every night. >> it is a daunting challenge. combatting both the enemies you know and those you don't on battlefields and in the shadows, on land and at sea, in outer space and cyberspace, never space and cyberspace, never knowing for sure what's next. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> on november 26, 2008 the world watched in horror i grew up in mumbai, and she

nal clown) "people pay me to go scare their friends, to dance at their parties, barmitzafahs, its limitless." as unnerving as his face appears - wrinkles is actually a quirky clown, if you can't tell. and he says that video caused his business to boom. ("wrinkles"/professi onal clown) "ever since these kids put me on the internet, my phone rings nonstop." an internet hit... a google plus account is dedicated to his sightings. here he is in downtown fort myers... d the collier county fair. and if you haven't seen this video... good luck going to sleep tonight. this creepy clown quietly lurking in this little girl's room. ("wrinkles"/professi onal clown) "they sensanioalize me, they call me all kinds of things." it's attention he didn't originally want or expect... he started as a professional clown trying to make some extra money. (jonathan baril/collier county) "i think he's pretty cool, i like him a lot." ( joel mason/collier county) "it's fun because its scary. it's bringing in the halloween spirit." and although he may look terrifying to some... his goal is just to have fun. ("wrinkles"/

which cover the muslim countries of the world and eventually they want to pop or the world, so it's limitlessn their minds. charlie: i hear you saying economics or education is not the answer, in other words to stem the recruitments that replenish those killed by drones or military attack? that this has been proven from the very beginning of political islam. egyptianm brotherhood who is considered sort of the intellectual father of fundamentalist jihadists. he specifically came and said, no, i don't like this. i don't think you can use money or western ideas or education and say, that's the answer. it's a rejection of that. charlie: the point to me does not seem to be so much you have to believe in western ideas. the point is you literally need people who come from the same place to convince them of an alternative. what would that argument be? is northern iraq and particularly poor place question mark the tribal lands of iraq and syria -- i don't think so. charlie: let's talk about it. we talked about the awakening and the surge. part of that, the awakening, part of that was the fact that the

catch all new episodes of "ncis" and "ncis new orleans", plus the new drama "limitless" starting at 7:00. then stay tuned for kcci 8 news at 10. and all new episodes of "the late show with stephen colbert" and "the late late show with james corden." eric: kcci 8 news this morning is live with new overnight news, here's what we're working on for 6:00 a.m. alyx: more than 200 older adults have been given less than a year to move out. university mercy medical center wants to take on their homes. the answers they want ahead. shaina: the measures to keep americans safe after isis threatened washington, d.c.. metinka: more rain through the afternoon, our attention turns to possibly snowfall for the end of the week. elizabeth: here on kcci, here's a live look at the north east mixmaster because of rainy conditions. keep your eye on the road. agine a world where the only thing you had to wrestle for on thanksgiving was the last piece of pumpkin pie. and the only place we camped out was in front of a fire and not the parking lot of a store. at t.j.maxx, marshalls and homegoods, we're closed on