i heard lindsay graham earlier talking about this.real potential red line in the sand right now between the republicans and the democrats early on foreign policy. >> it also doesn't give us any hope that any compromise will be achieved. >> because the cost of doing anything with iran will be at the expense of the sunni allies. the first time there's a great opportunity for the u.s. to build strong sunni coalition against terror. >> and it's essential because the big fight in the middle east right now is not sunni/shia. it's sunni/sunni. we need to be on the side of moderate sunnis versus extreme sunnis if we're going to make progress. right now what we're doing is going to alienate them. >> the present state of iran is not going to function. it has no money. we're going to have to pay for their ongoing operations in addition to their military operations. that's a very serious long-term price. >> all right. stay with us, gentlemen. up next, it was the symbol of communist oppression. 25 years ago today, the berlin wall came down. while

lindsay is a colonel in the air force jag. if he says something is messed up, it's probably messed up. we should give this senator his due because of all of his military service to the country. >> okay. let me ask you about iran because the deadline for an agreement that was scheduled for tomorrow it appears as though it will be. >> the thing the administration should do is deny the iranianss more time and make sure that they don't have what they need to make atomic weapons. >> what happens if the deadline is not met? if you don't give them enough time and you say, you know, they have to adhere to tomorrow and they don't make that deadline then what's your worry or concern? >> we could condemn the next generation of americans to witnessing a nuclear war in the persian gulf. >> all right. senator kirk, thanks so much for being with us today from chicago. >> thank you for having me. >> still digging out in buffalo but now the city is facing another threat. flooding. cnn spoke with the governor about preparations. she is joining

to return to the slopes. >> hi. >> hello lindsay. >> how are you?ery for lindsay but there have been a few bright spots along the way like adopting her car. >> he was hit by a car before i adopted him. so his back leg is shorter. it look narly. >> her boyfriend tiger woods has been a source of -- >> tiger and i went through rehab with our injuries at the similar time. we're both in the gym together and pushing each other and motivating each other and both frustrated. i think we both helped each other a lot through that time and, um, you know, i draw a lot of inspiration from him and i think he does the same with me and we continue to push each other and it's a really positive relationship in that way. for us we're just two athletes trying to do the best we can in our spoorts. there's media and stuff like that. that's all a part of sports and a part of being a successful athlete and we both understand that and we just take it in stride. >> it's striky. >> i have a hole in one. >> wow. >> i had a hole in one, but he's pretty good -- he's a pretty good

i just finished a book -- have you read that lindsay? it is fascinating because, for me, being a european historian, it attempts to take the stalinist purges and nazi holocaust and put them into a political and strategic place. -- strategic calculus. it takes this notion, nazi death camps and the holocaust outside of the context of they are just killing people. and it shows that there is a progression. of resettlement, of massive movement, of deportation, of arrests. and when the united states gets involved in the war, reverses in the german army in 1942, now there creates a political narrative of international jewishness that is preventing them from winning the war. it takes it and it makes it less the idea of we are just killing jews to this actually a strategic military objective. does that notion reconfigure what is going on in the pacific? world gone crazy with notions of ethnicity and race? >> i think we need to bear in mind what our objectives were. with germany, we could clearly say in hindsight, the nazis subcontinental if not w

i just finished a book -- have you read that lindsay?t tends to take the versions and nazi holocaust and put them into a political and strategic place. , nazi deaths notion camps all side of their killing people. it shows that there is a progression. movement, deportation, arrests and when the united states gets involved in the war, reverses in the german army in >>2, now hitler crates -- international jewishness -- creates international jewish to prevent the defeat of the war. it makes it less the idea of we are just killing jews to this actually a strategic military b et. reconfiguretion what is well and the pacific? -- what is going on in the pacific. to bear in mind what our objectives were. we could say in hindsight, the nazis thoughts continental our world. the u.s. was reluctant. we have to ask are we defending democracy? that is far more elusive. japaneseer of the fueled and hatred or meant to defend democracy? we have to draw the narrative between one and the other. how to construe this as a means to defend democracy and promote

i'm phil torres joined by lindsay moran, dr. shay somora and dr. dilworth. i just got back with an exciting week of my life, and it was all for science. with you jump on an one-ton tiger shark? well, that's the opportunity i got to do with these researchers based out of university of miami. we went on a boat in the bahama bahamas bahamas, in the name of sharks. let's take a look. >> shark on! >> shark. the very name inspires wonder and fear, vilified as the world's ultimate killing machine, but their bad-boy image is all wrong, according to these guys. >> i haven't had a single bad day with sharks in 35 years of doing business. >> if there is a shark around, you're likely to find jim in the water with the camera. >> we have 400 billion years of sharks shaping our ocean's health. and in the last 50 years on my watch we've literally destroyed it. >> one in six of all sharks that have been threatened with extinction. >> the university of miami, one of his primary missions is to study sharks in the wild so policymakers can make good policies based on science. >>

i'm phil torres joined by lindsay moran, dr. shay somora and dr. dilworth. i just got back with an exciting week of my life, and it was all for science. with you jump on an one-ton tiger shark? well, that's the opportunity i got to do with these researchers based out of university of miami. we went on a boat in the bahama bahamas bahamas, in the name of sharks. let's take a look. >> shark on! >> shark. the very name inspires wonder and fear, vilified as the world's ultimate killing machine, but their bad-boy image is all wrong, according to these guys. >> i haven't had a single bad day with sharks in 35 years of doing business. >> if there is a shark around, you're likely to find jim in the water with the camera. >> we have 400 billion years of sharks shaping our ocean's health. and in the last 50 years on my watch we've literally destroyed it. >> one in six of all sharks that have been threatened with extinction . >> the university of miami, one of his primary missions is to study sharks in the wild so policymakers can make good policies based on science. >

john lindsay poland live from san francisco >>> now, japan, the world's third-largest economy is back in recession for the third time in four years. its economy shrank by 2%, surprising most experts who had thought it would expand. many are blaming a sales tax increase, a key element of the economic plan. another tax had been scheduled - that's expected to be delayed. >> translation: when making a decision on the tax hike, we need to be careful not to slow down the economic recovery. what is most important is not to let it go back to deflation. >> the fact that japan is in recession will put pressure on shinzo abe. stating his reputation on a high profile attempt to get the economy growing. the chief economist at japan mack ra advisors in tokyo, and says things may not be as bad as they think. >> prime minister abbe is about to announce that eel simulate the economy. i would say g.d.p. was a blessing for the japanese economy, as long as the outlook is consistentent. i would say the cancellation of sales tax hikes scheduled for next year should boost the confidence of household and the

. >> reporter: lindsay of collegeville estimates the area got -- >> definitely 3-inches maybe.robably more everything is probably going to freeze overnight. so just going get worse report roar the grown ups among us may not be ready for thislily blast of winter weather -- >> no. i'm over it. like, it doesn't need to happen right now. it's november. >> reporter: for the kids already off from school from the holiday this per fact snowman making snow was the ticket on thanksgiving eve and the dogs liked it too. >> as lindsay mentioned there it is going to freeze up overnight. traveling concerns slushy roads may freeze patchy black ice is possible as temperatures in this area drop down into the 20s so please play it safe tonight and tomorrow morning. reporting in collegeville, i'm meteorologist kate bilo, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> kate, thank you. >>> new tonight, weather might have played role in a crash on the pennsylvania turnpike. a tractor trailer and a car collided along the northeast extension in worcester township montgomery county. this is eyewitness cam video from the s

lindsay? >> war places drastic demands on populations. populace tod its act outside its own individual self interests. by projecting self interests onto a nation and propagating, whether specious or not, existential threat makes it within individual self interest to act in accordance with the national in place demands. placing this wider threat of ubiquitous japanese who is threatening to wipe the united states off of the face of the for thet might be individuals to adhere to war after. >> people often respond better to fanatical characters. same reason we have a purple dinosaur telling people to tie their shoes. >> society going to war. i am seeing the government, the way i look at the government in -- society in the 1940's, kids get pulled out of school to work and they do not have a lot of education. you are talking to the masses and you put a cartoon japanese there, what is a group of an educated masses going to think about that? we are going to get attacked by japanese monsters. the government is getting the society to do what they w

the view corridor that has been created as a result of this incredible park design, lindsay, and this incredible work, mary, it's stunning. you can see all the way -- today you can see all the way into marin. you can see the entire bay. the tennis courts, the area, the amphitheater where the mime troop historically performed, the off-leash dog area, the benches on our hillside. we have created together a park that is truly extraordinary. it is a piece of art. and we are just also proud that we've been able to do this together. so, give yourselves a big, big round of applause. (applause) >> so, i'd like -- i'm going to get back up and introduce some other speakers and we have some gifts we're going to present in a little bit. but i'm going to start -- i'm going to kick the program off by bringing up our state senator. everybody here knows mark leno. but what you may not know is how committed and how tireless mark is to fighting for kids and families and parks and open spaces. it's not always on the front page of the paper. he's often doing it behind the scenes in ways that not everybod

control, whereas when i was there it was 60% to 70%, so it's quite a significant change. >> lindsay, tell me this. i said we get so little independent information out of kobane. how did you get in? how dangerous was it? and is it going to be any easier in the future do you think to get in? >> i don't think it will be any easier. i went in with a contact from the free syrian army. and a high-ranking official was actually going in and agreed to take me in. but we were some of the first foreign journalists, and it's still beginning to be very difficult. turkey really doesn't want anyone going in or out. especially not foreigners. >> how dangerous? >> very dangerous. very dangerous. isis shelled the border as we were trying to leave, and we were basically trapped for an hour and a half until the shelling stopped, and we were able to run out. but very active combat. very dangerous city, absolutely. >> i think people admire journalists like yourself who take those risks, but you must be obviously aware of what we see, the videos, the executions of people who are captured by i.s. i mean, gi

. >> reporter: enough to send people running to the gym but lindsay baker found out something far morehan the number on her scale. >> my fitness age starting out was 47. i'm 31 years old row rt report wow. >> pretty big difference there. >> reporter: what she's talking about is her real age, what's called her health or fitness age. how old she is here by a* biologically versus her 31 birthdays. >> her fitness age at that time was 47. which was crazy to me that she wasn't married yet. she didn't even have children yet. >> reporter: fitness guru danielle wasted to time tailoring her exercise, nutrition and more. >> she has hard road ahead of her as far as keeping on track with that fitness lifestyle. >> do you have to allow time for your health or it will catch up to you. >> reporter: dr. victoria falcone does not treat lindsay but she sees countless facials just like her at her functional medicine practice specializing in the science behind your true age or lifeline. >> it's actually astounding. >> reporter: she says the answer is right there in your cells your dna caps at the tip of ea

well, it was really tough for lindsay baker. was floored to find out how much older her fitness age was than the years she's been alive. >> my fitness age starting out was 47 which was crazy to me. she wasn't married yet. she didn't even have children yet. >> do you have to allow time for your health or it will catch up to you. >> well, lindsay got to work and you may want to as well. when you hear some of the science behind your fitness age and it's more than working out and eating right. fascinating stuff that may actually hold the answer to how long you're actually going to live and this is amazing. how much progress lindsay has made in such a short amount of time and it has more to do, again, than exercising and just eating and how much younger that dr. falcone is -- wait until you hear it. full report tonight at 10:00. >> she look great. you feel better, right? >> yes. it's all if you feel great like you feel young, it's probably because you are. >> i'm guessing like sugary soda is not part of that plan, is it? >> definitel

mitch mcconnell says he's up to the task and i'll ask senator lindsay graham what republicans really want. jerusalem rampage amid new clashes over holy sites. a van driver kills a police officer and injures a dozen bystanders. hamas praises what israel calls a terror attack. and kim drops the cane. north korea's leader may be moving more easily, but he's moving against his political rivals. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> this is cnn breaking news." we're following two breaking stories, hours after republicans seized control of the senate and padded the house, the president saying to voters i hear you and he's also saying to republicans let's find ways to work together. meantime, tensions are exploding half a world away. hamas is blessing what israel called a terror attack. a van driver plowed into a jerusalem crowd killing a police officer and then swung a metal bar at bystanders before being shot dead and more graphic video here. a hunt is right now under way for another driver who ran into a group of soldiers in the west bank. our correspondents and analysts

. >> les saluda lindsay, feliz inicio de semana, en el calcio italiano, de frey puso en ventaja a losotestar por el trabajo arbitral contra el amÉrica. el equipo de chepo de la torre alega que hubo una mano de aguilar que no se decretÓ. rafael nadal fue operador de una apendicitis hoy. y en mls, los red bulls contaron con dos pases de henry para derrotar al dc united. quedaron en excelente situaciÓn de cara la vuelta. en la nfl big bang lanzÓ nueve pases de anotaciÓn. big bang con 12 pases de anotaciÓn rompió la marca impuesta en 1964. hasta aquÍ, la informaciÓn deportiva, visite univisiÓn deportes. com. les contamos que se llevÓ a cabo el fin de semana la celebraciÓn de dÍa muertos en el museo. se presentÓ el grupo de danzas nuevo mÉxico, al igual que la mÚsica de la escuela de música del estado de hidalgo, los presentes disfrutaron. asÍ cumplimos, gracias por su compaÑÍa. gracias. ♪ ♪ todo listo para una feroz batalla en las urnas maÑana por el control del senado. los republicanos necesitan ganar 6 escanios a los democratas para quitar la mayorÍa. >> admiraciÓn y polÍtica por suicid

lindsay davis has the details. >> you might call him dr. doop.s behind bars accused of staying in a posh hotel and not paying for it, by pretending to be a doctor. it's like he got the idea from a movie, "catch me if you can" played by leonardo dicaprio. he stayed here at the woodlands resort for two weeks in may and ran up a tab of $16,000 and left after not paying. police arrested him at a traffic stop in michigan six months later. cochran initially called the hotel posing as another doctor and telling him to set up a house account for an out of town doctor, and then he did the same thing in michigan, telling a hotel he was doing work for a local hospital and the hospital would pick up the tab, that stay lasted 47 days, apparently the idea is not so far fetched. 20-year-old matthew shite was imprisoned for impersonating a doctor in 2011. and he took the charade further. he was interviewed in sports fox in las vegas and proclaimed to be a professional golfer. >> that was lindsay davis reporting. cochran was unable to post the bond yesterday. and

lindsay davis reports. >> tonight police say this man 49-year-old larry mcwilliams behind the mayhemdowntown austin seen here in the video. allegedly unloading 100 round of ammunition in justin minute minutes. rampage started after 2:00 o'clock in the morning near a popular area where bars had just closed. 3 near by government buildings targeted. first shots outside the federal courthouse. >> fire at the federal court house. >> shot the federal courthouse. >> then gunfire outside the mexican consulate. building set on fire using the small camping propane cylinder. blaze quickly extinguish. rampage continuing in front of austin police headquarters. there he encounters sergeant johnson securing 2 police horse force the nights. shots fired. and mcwilliams killed. tonight sergeant johnson being called a hero. >> for a guy to keep composure holding the two horse was one hand and taking one handed shot was with the other hand is just a lot about the training and professionalism of our police department. >> when all over a bomb squad toring over the -- poing over the scene and suspect care.

lindsay nielsen from cnn affiliate wten brings us the story. >> shouldn't be an issue for us to lookt's not just right that you want to search my car -- >> [ bleep ] search warrant, you want to do that? >> if that's the route you want to take but there's no reason you have to search my car. >> reporter: that's video recorded by a local man of a saratoga county sheriff's deputy responding to a suspicious vehicle call friday in half moon. the man did not want to be identified but shared with me why he recorded the incident as the deputy asked to search his friend's car. >> he seemed overboard with it. with the profanity and the kind of assertiveness was different. >> reporter: he says what happened next is why he shared the video on facebook. >> gave him a good whack to the back of the head. and after that, he got the keys. >> let me see your [ bleep ] keys. >> why? >> [ bleep ]. >> you can't do that, though. >> [ bleep ]. you want to [ bleep ] resist? search the [ bleep ] car. >> reporter: the deputy involved has been suspended without payoff saratoga county sheriff mike zerlow said h

le damos la bienvenida a lindsay con los deportes. >> hoy leonel messi = o y superÓ de largo con el rÉcord es la pulga atÓmica. >> liga mlx en la amÉrica no pudo cerrar la temporada con una victoria. el atlas se plantÓ mejor en el terreno de juego. 2 por 1 resultado final. santos no fue capaz de mantener una ventaja de dos goles. puebla hizo un doblete y logrÓ un sufrido empate, 3 a 3. peligra la clasificaciÓn de santos. en espaÑa la leyenda de messi se agiganta, marcÓ tres goles y llegÓ a 253, es el futbolista con mÁs anotaciones en la liga espaÑola en todos los tiempos. la pulga atÓmica. al final el barcelona golea sevilla 5 a 1, estÁn por debajo del lÍder real madrid, pero todo de la ovaciÓn se la lleva el argentino. el atlÉtico de madrid venciÓ al mÁlaga tres a uno, raÚl gimÉnez ingresÓ minuto 56 y estuvo cerca de perforar la red. el real madrid la tuvo fÁcil y ganÓ 40 con dos goles de ronaldo, una de james y otro de benzhema. hoy veremos una pelea con chispas de colores cuando pacquiao se enfrente al neoyorquino calieri. seguramente tendremos un gran combate. >> la invitaciones para q

. ♪ ♪ >> y ahora nos vamos a un resumen de toda la acciÓn deportiva con lindsay casinelli. >> la cosainal el pachuca. el equipo de ferreti ya sabe lo que es ganar. y hoy en la quinta jornada de la champions league. el gol de ese que ve en pantalla, cristiano ronaldo, quien suma su 71 anotaciÓn y se empata con raÚl. el otro equipo, el atlÉtico de madrid aplastÓ al olympiakos de grecia. triunfo de los dirigidos por el cholo simeone, aseguraron la clasificaciÓn como primeros de grupo en octavos de final. ♪ ♪ >> tras la muerte de la diva, han sido muchos los casos controversiales en los que su familia se ha visto envuelta, por eso su hija mayor ha decidido escribir un libro. veamos. >> el escÁndalo siempre ha rodeado a la familia rivera. y ahora chiquis escribe un libro autobiogrÁfico titulado "perdÓn". >> dije y yo quÉ? y mi corazÓn dÓnde estÁ? tengo que tener honor y dignidad y defenderme. >> la primogÉnita de la fallecida cantante que ir rivera habla de su vida al lado de su famosa madre y el distanciamiento con Ésta, justo antes que perdieron la vida en un accidente aÉreo. >> hablÓ de

. ♪ mi hogar es mi lugar lindsay casinelli nos acompaqa con lo mas destacado de la jornada deportiva.l la pulga atÓmica lionel messi... arrancÓ la Última jornada de la apertura 2014 de la liga mx. dos partidos cruciales en el primero el chapo de la torre por fin logrÓ su primer triunfo en el regreso con el rebaÑo sagrado. monarca terminÓ de Último en la clasificaciÓn. en la frontera mexicana cholos venciÓ a león... en espaÑa la leyenda de messi se agiganta marcÓ tres goles y llegÓ a 253, es el futbolista con mÁs anotaciÓn de la liga espaÑola de todos los tiempos. que bonito seÑorito el barcelona goleÓ al sevilla. 5-1 todos los aplausos y toda la ovaciÓn se la lleva el argentino... del atlÉtico de madrid del cholo simeone... el mexicano raÚl jimÉnez ingresÓ al minuto 56 y estuvo cerca de perforar la red. real madrid la tuvo fÁcil y derrotÓ sin problemas... con dos goles uno de james... en el boxeo prepÁrese porque veremos una pelea con chispitas de colores cuando el filipino se enfrente a yorquino... arriba del ring se debe demostrar de quÉ cuero salen mÁs golpes. la invitaciÓn es para

the hall family suspects their 16-year-old daughter lindsay is the victim of a peeping tom and theiris confirmed with a startling discovery. >> i was freaking out. i was crying and screaming. >> who halls set up a under surveillance camera outside lindsay's basement window hoping to catch the creep. and they do. the suspect tries to remove the camera, but not before his image is is clearly caught on kabul ra. the family checks the video and calls 911. >> i knew right then he was out there. so i sneaked in the kippen, i called 911. >> the police respond and find fresh foot prints and knee markings by the window. a police dog tracks the scent of the suspect's home, which is only blocks away. >> the track was a thousand, 1,500 yards to the rear of the residence, basically a street over. >> the suspect is 28-year-old john morgan, a married father of two. he admits to police, yes, indeed, he is the man on the tape. >> when i watched that video, it was like watching a scary movie on the outside of my home. >> i wanted to take him out of this world is what i wanted to do. because he pretty

south carolina lindsay graham cruised some short words after republicans gained control of congress.ch. >> he is in denial about what happened he is arrogant about the results, you have don't have to look at the tea leaves to see what happens. the americans put a stop sign outside the oval office, all he's got to do is look at it. >> president obama has taken a moment to admit that democrats, including himself dropped the ball in the midterm. >> the buck stops right here at my desk. and so whenever as the head of the party it doesn't do well, i've got to take responsibility for it. >> doug mcelway live for us in washington. so congress will be in a lame duck session then we'll see the brand-new republican dominated house and senate in january? >> reporter: what we heard today was tough talk over negotiations of legislative -- take immigration reform for example, we had a prehave you of potential troubles ahead last friday. at that meeting president obama ask -- reportedly, vice president joe biden asked how long the gop would need? february 15? march 15, he asked? the president appar

victoria falcone does not treat lindsay but she sees countless patients just like her at her functionalce specializing in the science behind your true age or lifeline. >> it's actually astounding. >> reporter: she says the answer is right there in your cells, your dna at the tip of each chromosome called tele mirrors. >> longer your tele mirrors the longer crew going to life. >> reporter: and vise versa depending on your lifestyle. >> smoking, obesity, stress those things accelerate the rate at which your tele mirrors shorten. >>> but shushes there's more how we manage our nutritional inta intake. sleep habits and exposure to toxins from food, chemicals and the the environment. >> this explains why some people live very very long lives and some people live very short lives. >> reporter: she says a simple blood test tells all. >> take it to a specialty tee lab. >> reporter: this chart shows the doctor's fitness health. >> so i'm green. i'm above the black line which means that my telomeres are longer than they should be at my age. >> reporter: she's in her 40s. scoring in her 30s. >> you

we have lindsay here from philabundance, who and how does it help?ndance every day, we feed 4,000 people every week. the callers that are calling in are making a huge difference in our communities. >> thank you for being with us, thank you to our volunteers, our phone lines will be open for another 20 minutes here. if you don't have time to do it now go to 6abc.com throughout the holiday season and click on connect, share, give and submit your donation to help end hunger here in the delaware valley this holiday season. >> thank you sara, lets go to our delaware newsroom, del/dot crews are prepared for snow when we get there this season. today del/dot inspected their plows in middletown, they say it's important that every machine be ready to roll once the flakes start to fall. >>> eagles getting ready to right the ship. no question. >> have you tennessee on sunday and hopefully they can get back in the win column, many highs and many lows, that is life in the nfl, one day they are part of the nfl elite and the next moment people are wondering do they

business owners in this strip mall identify the security guard as lindsay gordon. we're told he owns diablo valley patrol and has been assigned to this strip mall for more than five years. >> "he's got a family. he has a little girl, uh, somebody about my age -- a wife." >>"he, uh, protects us a lot. he's always walking up and down and doing his job. its really strange that anyone would want to shoot him." >> philippe djegal antioch police say just before three o'clock in the afternoon. a man on a bike rode up to two people waiting at a bus stop, and pulled a gun on them. police say gordon saw what was happening, intervened and that's when the bicyclist fired on gordon. police say another group of people also opened fire on the bicyclist before he rode off. witnesses say gordon sought cover in this starbucks afterwards. where crime scene cleaners are seen cleaning up his blood." police say the gunman has been tracked down and taken into custody. in the meantime, business owners near this intersection are on high alert. as this shooting comes on the heals of another

a 16-year-old -- -- lindsay lohan and -- -- the little mermaid.nally, i think her hair is way grosser than the fact that her bottom half is a trout. why didn't emma stone make the cut? ah, she's not a natural redhead. and i can't stand to see her lisp her way through another movie. even that idiot gilligan understood that the redheaded movie star on the island was hideous compared to the brunette. and that's saying something, because mary ann was a flat-chested hick. while it's no secret inviting a ginger into your home causes your plants to die, no one deserves to be bullied because of their hair color. especially when their skin is too thin to handle a few jokes. that's why i put that flaming hot cheeto on a red eye and flew him to hollywood, a place where nobody has a soul, in this week's web redemption. >> welcome to i'm not a real dr. phil show. .0. we're delving into a topic that infuriates everyone. please welcome michael. >> who said that. >> hold down everybody. calm down. i have this under control. i know his hair is very disturbing. thi

. >> charles lindsay was marion barry's chief of staff and said he was shocked when he found up a 78-year-old had passed away early sunday morning. today a, he and other staffers returned to his office to begin to gather the belongings of a man known for getting -- for being the champion of getting things done in the nation's capital. everyone our mayor and is really sad and hurt and shocked. but, you know, we are excited and comfortably -- and comforted knowing he's in a better place. >> his contributions are legendary. work shared stories of his on city projects like the verizon center and baseball stadium. he said marion barry's passing is not just a loss for the people he represented east of the river, but the entire city of washington. you've heard the chief of staff mention they will open the office backup. checking minutes ago, we understand the door is still shut and locked. they do plan to open it back up for things like constituent services sometime later on today. in the meantime, we are still waiting word on the funeral of management's -- the funeral arrangements. mural a

but i think you're going do see people like john mccain and lindsay graham.me further authorization or a clearer authorization. now whether that will go to the whole caucus, i don't know what mitch mcconnell's position is on this. but i do think it's something that we, we need to undertake and we need to take some responsibility. to the larger question, of strategy, you know that's, that's the real, that's the real puzzle. i've been working on these issues on intelligence and armed services for a couple of years. they're terribly complex. but the bottom line is we're not going to be able to kill our way out of this problem. we have to figure out what it is that's motivating young people in britain and america and france and certainly throughout the middle east to go and give up their lives to become suicide bombers. in this cause. this is an underlying worldwide problem that we've got to figure out strategically beyond simply drones and air strikes. >> dropping bombs is the easy part of the solution new york city question about that. and to be clear for the r

that was joshua lindsay, an amazon camp worker who lives on less than $25,000 a year with a family of five. a former stockbroker and real estate investor who used to make six figures who says he's happier now. are there practical ways to live this lifestyle? jamie gave up her home at 47 and chose to live a life on the road working temp jobs. jamie, it is perfectly akin to jumping out of a perfectly good airplane. why would you choose this life? >> we weren't happy with where we were living, had a long commute. went out west, to see whether we could commute there, and we met people with the escapees rv club and were introduced to work camper news which i write for and we found out there are jobs for rvers. >> what kind of jobs? what were you doing? >> we work mostly for national parks as seasonal workers but there really are all kinds. a lot of rv parks hire people and that's great for rvers because you usually get your site for free or work a few hours for it. people work in amusement parks, or dollywood or hundreds and hundreds of different ways. people have businesses on the road, p

lindsay moran is an ex-c.i.a. operative, and dr. shay is an

. >> reporter: after working 13 hours at their berkeley bar, john tchu and his girlfriend lindsay stopped at the 76 station on castro boulevard and redwood road when this happened pump number 2. >> what the [bleep] this this thing is jumping while i'm not pumping. >> it clicked saying it was full, so we pulled it out. and it kept ticking. it went $10 over. >> it was charging me without me even pumping the gas. >> they told the station attendant about the phantom pump charges. >> he came out and chuckled and said not his problem, call the company. i said what company? he goes the gas station. i looked at him and i said you can't refund me or reimburse me or take care of your customers? he said no, you have to call the company. >> reporter: the couple stopped by again tuesday night to see if the problem had been fixed. >> did you see that? it is still moving the second day i told them yesterday about this. >> reporter: john complained to alameda county weights and measures. that is when he got a call from the station owner promising to fix the problem and repay him. the pump was fixed. the

presidential candidates include john bowlson, jeb bush, [ indiscernible ] , chris christie, paula piorina, lindsay graham, mick huckaby, bobby jindal, john caseic, mike pent, rick perry, rob portman, mitt romney, paul ryan, rick santorum, john thune, scott walker. question, is there a front runner, eleanor? >> we started off with tom cotton. i would look at him for 2020. he has a lot of good credentials, harvard, iraq veteran you, but he won an election and that is his first term in the u.s. senate. joni ernst, let's see how she develops. they're not running in 2016. all the other crew, everyone is dreaming of the white house, and i think if you look at the trio running from the senate, cruz, rubio and rand paul, they're all going to use the senate floor to advance their canned dates. i think ted cruz is go -- candidacies. i think ted cruz will go to the house and do freelancing amongst conservatives. he is the most disliked member of the u.s. senate by his colleagues, by both democrats and republicans. rand paul is a serious legislator. and i think he does have a potential of knitting together th

convicted and killing of lindsay in 2005. she was 20 years old. this is the murder scene near the delaware campus in 2005. the new journal of wilmington reports the delay happened so the u.s. supreme court could consider his appeal. cook's lawyers claim that he should have been given more time to prepare for that trial. >>> new jersey's working to figure out how to work up its roads and bridges. >> up next, the price hike that drivers could see to help fund those upgrades. >>> new information about the data breach at home depot. we now know how many customers are involved and what was taken and how hackers got into the system. >>> and who killed bin laden? new questions this morning about the s.e.a.l. team sixth mission as a different story emerges. >>> temperatures are dropping and the wind is picking up, but it is dry. that's a live view of center city from the adventure aquarium. 47 degrees right now at 4:38. >>> 4:40 now. the state dwas lean tax has to be raised to fix the state's roads, railways and bridges. that came at a hearing yesterday i

, lindsay! flying to oklahoma was a big deal. he was traveling on some kind of business, monkey business, said my mother who sensed the men he had fallen in with were not to be trusted and for my upcoming birthday he was going to bring back a 10 gallon hats that was worn by my favorite film cowboy, herman, i don't like this. i don't want you to see those men. jet, he screams, the veins in his neck bulging as he stood over her with his nose stifling her. that is where he came from. herman lear, or as he preferred to be known, h k, this case standing for king, a name he insisted he had been given and would never admit to having appropriated, was, i am going to skip a little here. he was arrested upon his return on july 1st for receiving and trying to to sell phony bonds to the boston brokerage house keep a person and company. a list of childhood memories, a photograph of my father. on the front page of the next day's newspaper coming down the steps to the courthouse with one hand holding his hat o

lindsay and ryan.heers and applause] i havehave to tell you got two brothers and two of my sisters here, i have one sister was not able to make it, and it was wonderful to have them volunteer this week and also have the most special mother who is here, my mom, margie tillis. that is typical mom, but if you're on facebook, go out and do a friend request for margie tillis. [laughter] you will not be disappointed because my mom has been taken care of this family forever, and she has been taking care of her senateo, during this race. but ladies and gentlemen, i want to tell you all you are an extension of our family. there are a lot of people who have been a part of my campaigns as i ran for town commissioner. they are people who've worked hard and the difficulty of a primary and we can back together, and there are people today -- i went around the poles, and you could see they invested emotionally in it, wondering if we were going to pull it off. well, we pulled it off -- because of you. [cheers and appla

>> lindsay found sarge. she was a rescue around the clemson university area. find a way to get a service dog, but there were so many boundaries, so much money that would have been involved, that my wife, the rock star that she is came up with this idea and said let's do it ourselves. lo and behold, the birth of paws and stripes. it has been an amazing journey to now where sarge, i'm able to get out and talk to you guys in front of everybody else watching. >> did you notice a difference right away? >> absolutely. he came home from his first session and said hey, let's go the mall or let's go to walmart. are you feeling okay? he didn't want to go anywhere. he didn't want to be out in public or especially in group settings or big open forums, things like that. >> and as paws & stripes developed, what made you decide to use shelter dogs? >> well, we have a love for rescues. we've both done some work, you know, helping dogs and shelters or through rescues. so it was important to us to try to address that, as well. we've seen so many dogs who were great dogs, but wo

. >> lindsay graham says that -- ted cruz thinks all the nominations should be held up.until this illegal amnesty is removed. in his words. a deterrent to a lawless president. what are republicans going to do, what do you think they should do to push back against the -- >> two of which you just cited, but they can also slow down all kinds of things in the senate. this government works on commonality and consensus. and the president by destroying both is going to find out just how many grains of sand they can put in the gears. >> texas would look seriously at filing a lawsuit about this. next up, democrats fret about fixing a broken democratic party. get fast-acting, long-lasting relief from heartburn with it neutralizes stomach acid and is the only product that forms a protective barrier that helps keep stomach acid in the stomach where it belongs. for fast-acting, long-lasting relief. try gaviscon®. >>> what on earth were they thinking spending their time doing. this how is this conceivably by any stretch of the imagination a constructive use of time by the democrats? >

. >> straight ahead, senator lindsay graham says it is outrageous. he is hear next. plus, a patient goes on a wild rampage at a hospital and nurses running for their lives. >>> a secret letter from president obama iran's leader. president obama expresses a shared interest in fighting sxois senator lindsey graham joins us. this letter to iran. >> all right. this is a family program. outrageous, ill conceived. to join with iran is crazy at two levels. number one, if you wanted to help isis recruit more fighters, nothing would be better than saying, come to syria and fight great satan america and the great hair particular iran. you'll get 144 virgins. it would be the ultimate fate for any sunni streamist to fight iran and the united states at the same time. to the syrian people you're saying, we don't care about assad anymore. we're just worried about isis. and we're going to join one the iranians who prophesied up. who have given the weapons to kill you. this is nuts. >> nuts. okay. it is complicated by the fact that we have this november 24th drop dead on the nack wea

but take a listen to lindsay graham said at a private gathering a few weeks ago it was caught on tame>> if i get to be president [inaudible]. are going to do great in my presidency. >> he said white men and all white clubs are going to go great in my presidency. and everybody laughs. that being said it is not particularly sensitive to other populations. what does this do for the images of the gop and does it reinforce a sense of lack of inclusiveness of gender of other minority groups. >> first of all, i wish you would balance that by putting up the ad that is being run in a number of states suggesting that if republicans get elected there will be more fergusons and saying protect our children vote against republican. >> we talked about that on our show this morning as well. >> each party has differences. the fact is the democratings were paying ads to run in a false and racist way. he was talking stupidly in a private gathering and making a joke probably a sign that they should learn nothing is private and everything will be taped eventually. in the case of the democratic ads that ar

. >> lindsay and bernie thank you so much. the $15,000 donation, and every $1 provided eight meals. you can see the phone lines are open and they are ready to take your call right now and log online to 6abc.com. just kick on connect, share and give. back to you in the studio. and the "action news" team is down there taking the phone calls later on. thank you. >>> coming up move over black friday there is a new day to get deals, we'll reveal the day you should be shopping. next. >> a wild scene in wal-mart, why a woman just had to go after a man accused of attacking a customer. >> and mirror manipulation. is a new product tricking people into making people think they weigh less. melissa? >> shirleen that may be a good thing in time for the holidays as we start to stuff our faces with turkey and all of that stuffing. we are getting into the holiday spirit at the glen mills station and collect out the volunteers, they dedicate their time here and the history here we are in the waiting station where you can buy your tickets. we are getting you on board santa's express with all of our li

lindsay dwyer ran away, changed her name to quinn perkins, and started a new life. what the hell?! order. your honor, on what grounds? i said this case is over. (gavel bangs) olivia obviously knows something we don't. the agency took stuff from me. i was young. they made it sound fun. (whirring) (man) if you meet this guy in a dark alley, you're done.

south carolina republican senator lindsay graham was completely dissatisfied with the report.slammed it yesterday on cnn's "state of the union." >> i think the report is full of crap. >> why? >> the deputy director of the cia when i asked him who changed the talking points with aoyotte and mccain, he said the cia changed the talking points. only did we learn mike morrell was involved in changing the talking points. >> so, this -- >> the intel community through him lied. >> reporter: but adam schiff, a democrat on the committee, said this report vindicates the administration and he think it is is politically motivated that the republican controlled committee released this report late on a friday afternoon so it didn't get enough attention. listen to the comments. >> it is exonerated. certainly not in the sense it shows adequate security at the diplomatic facility. it wasn't. no contesting that. whether there was an effort to cover up or spin or illegal trafficking of arms by the cia. >> reporter: the house select committee on benghazi came up with a similar report that vindicat