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the accident happened around 1 o'clock local time on interstate 40 in l ltle rock. the arkansas state police says the bus was traveling westbound on the interstate when it hit an overpass abutment. at least eight people were also injured, however the extent of their injuries is not known. the bus was traveling from michigan to texas with 22 people on board. there was light rain and fog around the time of the accident, but it's not clear if weather played a role in the crash. russia says it will suspend all flights to egypt until security is improved at its airports. this after days of resisting british and american warnings that a bomb may have brought down a russian plane in the sinai peninsula last week. today, new security measures are in place at the airport where that plane took off, but some tourists say the security is still lax. n-b-c's bill neely has more.. << >> donald trump is back on top in iowa. but barely, according to << british tourists are leaving, but it's hand baggage only. no checked bags. suggesting british officials fear a bomb was smuggled int

the crowd a ltle more refreshed than normal. the only downside, it's going to be getting veryy dark very early coming up. how do we cope with that? >> we'll catch you up on headlines. several international airlines changing flight patterns to avoid the air space where a plane went down on saturday, killing all 224 people on board. isis saying it wa behind the crash. authorities say there is no evidence to support that. >>> in colorado, three people are dead after a shooting cam inging rampage on saturday. the gunman was shot by police discover what triggered the killing spree. >>> a make or break for the mets after losing game four on saturday. the royals lead the series, 3-1, meaning the mets need to clinch the last three games. of course, to win the series. there are folks in the plaza to my right who are excited. we have kansas city fans here. >> oh, boy. we bettete move on. it's ugly. >>> we begin this half hour with a heartbreaker for many of your teen daughters and granddaughters. one direction wrapped up their world tour

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and right as matthews was getting ready to reach out to make the tackle, ltle grab of the shoulder. and it was caught. >> al: the standings right now, minnesota, rooting for a chicago win. that puts them back in the driver's seat, if they win this week, in atlanta. 7-3, chicago, would go to 5-6. and the lions have won three-straight to get to 4-7. langford, to the outside. he'll get battled up. nd green bay should take another time-out, here, which they will, to give them one remaining. nfl fans, you can order your holiday gifts from nflshop.com. nflshop.com. >> cris: i think it's easy, al, to talk about all of the packers' offense isn't doing this and whatever. bears defensively have played some football tonight. you know? looked like they caught a little bit of a break, a bad break early on. got the penalty down there. led to that first touchdown. and really, they've squeezed down pretty good since then. niy ck fangio. it's so hard to see. right there. >> al: uh-huh. >> cris: comes over from san francisco. and he knows what he's doing. and they don't have great big physical bodies

his hokies did win at virginia to secure a bowl bid, a rrific moment, ass beamer, h h d dabbed a l ltle bit. went in the locker room -- >> kirk: i saw it. >> chris: carried off the field. his 29th year. when he does retire, ference and stoops are next, tenure at one school with 17 years. and perhaps both headed for the playoff, if iowa can knock off the spartans next week. >> kirk: i wondered about that, with frank beamer stepping down. it's amazing, bob stoops, 17? 17 years. >> chris: 178 and closing in on 179 at oklahoma. for baker mayfield, he's a finalist for the davey o'brien award, which will be awarded at the award show in atlanta this year for the first time, as mixon bounces it. gets a first down, driven out inside the 15. well, tuesday night over on espn, a collegege hoops doubleheader.. annual big ten/ac challenge, presented by the united states marine corps. 7:30 eastern, cavaliers and the buckeyes. and then at 9:30, maryland plays north carolina. of the big ten/acc challenge. also streaming live on the watch espn app. >> kirk: the boys across the way still beating on the wa

nighty-night, my ltle eggsie! but when wizard pete wasn't looking... oops! you dropped your rattle! i just love shaking this! [hums] he accidentally bumped the cradle! and wizard pete's special egg rolled out of his castle... down the tree tops and far away! meanwhile, donald and goofy were on their way to the clubhouse when... whoa! oops! sorry. what are you doing? [mickey] "what's that?" asked donald. let's see. [mickey] oh, that's funny. the story's not finished! [door chimes] mickey! look what we found! it bumped into us! gosh! that looks familiar. what is that? yeah. that's wizard pete's special egg! just like in our story! - [cracking] - [babbling] golly! something's in there! [groans] - gosh! - huh? wow! what hatched out of the egg? a baby dragon? zowiee! well, how do you do, zooey? [goofy] pluto, say hi to zooey. wizard pete's baby dragon. [sniffs] [gasps] gosh, zooey looks sad. maybe she misses her papap and her home. - wizard pete? - uh-oh! aw! don't worry, fellas! let's pretend we're brave wizards and bring zooey home! we can be brave, right? - yes! - we sure can! will yo

let's get to a ltle weather first and for most while you eat we'll talk about temperatures headed tohe 70s. it is a november warmup. let's take you out and see what tonight is looking right now start you out on our roof cam. a lot of cloud cover outside today but things cleared out just in time for a beautiful sunset and now it's clearing skies temperatures dropping pretty steadily chilly evening outside. here's a still frame of that sunset earlier. this captured on palmyra cove nature cam. the delaware river, the sky just -- incredible shade of reddish pink for just a brief moment over the city of philadelphia. you can see reflected in the water the great shot there. 47 degrees right now in palmyra, new jersey. storm scan3 shows the clouds are moving on out and clearing the skies root now. showers have been really going all day off to our south across portions of virginia down through the carolinas. you can see still heavy rain in portions of south carolina. but all of this is moving out to sea. as high pressure builds in to the north that will keep us protected. the system will not

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very l ltle. do people ever confuse you for other famous people? >> they do. ruben studdardrd ice cube. but while i was in africa this summer i was in the lounge flying back from cape town. i was taking pictures with the employees there. this lady walked up and said, who is that, who is that? they were like, oh, american actor. and she'sslike, oh, yes, mandela. and she -- you know, does this woman think i'm him? i h h a stroke of luck and upgraded or he fell the hell off. but in all places, in africa i was confused. >> jimmy: maybe she was thinking of howie mandel la? >> possibly. >> jimmy: the plots on your show are -- and part of the reason the show is so funny and detailed is that youou take them from your real life and from the >> yes. >> jimmy: this is something that -- do you look around for these stories that so thatou can remember them? >> no, we just come. we talk about our life experiences and everything that we're going through. our entire first season last year was taken from kenya bar ris' life and my le and now we just incorporating a lot of othe

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we aren't to havee a l ltle snack of chicken and chips so we went in chicken and chips and the manager went, "get out, or i'll call the police." and we said, "what?" and he said, "don't you ever come inere againin ( laughter ) and we never found out what we did. ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> stephen: i don't-- they don't build weekekes likehat anymore. >> no, no. ( laughter ) i gave up quite quickly. >> stephen: now you-- you were growing up in london during world war ii, correct? >> yes. >> stephen: what was that like to grow up in a city that was under siege like that? because right now, with the terrible events that have happened in paris, and all over the world, really, people are sort of in a aanic and depressd and they're not sure what to do with their feelings. what was it like being-- how old were you? >> i was six when the war started and 12 when it finished. >> stephen: do you remember hohopeople dealt with it? >> yeah, we dealt with it-- in different ways. i mean, first of all, we had an air raid shelter in the garden. >> stephen: really? >> everyone had-- every family had th

this next year's going to be more trendy a little bit once it gets going, but it's going to take a l ltle time. we're stilil in this flat, sideways range on the markets, but i think that we're, you know, looking at history. we're not that far off from looking at some lows in corn. i think thatathen we look at i think the dollar'r'part of this, and i think the weather's going to be the other key because corn planting around the world is going to take a backseat to other commodities, and i think all you need is a nudge for this market to go higher, and once that starts on continuation charts like on july corn, you're in you're out. dec weekly charts that have not been filled, and they're humungous. they start from all the way around 548 and go to84. 632 on the dec to 709. . ose are big gaps, and when the market gets that nudge those will act like magnets. >> so heading into 2016, duane, what mmodity are you the most bullish on? what do you think as the most potential? >> i iould definitely say y rn because of a lot of the reasons sue mentioned. corn acres will be up in t u.s., but i think t

my ltle cousin is the 27-year-old womasitting right there. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: what? wait a minute. >> yes. who, by the y, is the most together, very well la dic torian -- >> jimmy: not the most together. maybe not the most. maybe the top ten most together. >> top ten. except the worst part, i was panicked. ve got to call aunt connie. her dad's going to blame me. then "one direction, one direction!" it got crazy. i'd nener heard your voice l le that. >> jimmy: what is your name? >> i'm jenna, hi. >> jimmy: is this true? is this account correct? >> yeah, that's pretty dead on. >> jimmy: it is, you're excited. did you get to see the guys backstage? >> i did. i had a ief encounter. i'm a big harry fan. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: harry, okay. now the whole audience hates you. >> yeah, yeah. we had a moment. >> jimmy: you had a moment. >> i like to think. >> jimmy: did you freak out in front of harry? >> i was strangely calm. >> jimmy: you went real dead behind the eyes. [ laughter ] >> which yououever do. coco get in the picture! she was like, can i get in the pict

we made a beautiful l ltle crusus moving o otofilling. we've got that beautiful -- this is the -- [ speaking foreign language ] there's a recipe in mexico that's been made since foreign times so there's history in your cheesecake. cream cheese. thank you. >> we're not counting calories? >> no, it's the holidays. >> and we've got some eggs. some vanilla. and somecinnamonon >> so we'll hocus-pocus. >> exactly, the magic of television. >> then we'll make that beautiful brittle. remember that syrup? we saved it. it's in hehe. it cooked downn with a little bit of butter and sugar. you add those in there, the salt and the sugar. you mix it and you let it caramelize just like that. >> smells so good. >> doesn't it smell so nice? >> that's brittle? what? >> i'm going to let you guys do it in case, you know -- >> i love it. >> that's the cheesecake? >> that's the cheesecake right here. you use it as a garnish. it adds crunch and flavor. can you guys taste it and tell me what you think? >> this is good. >> this is for you, my dear, and this one's f

the worstst it seems like, and frankly some bad behavior starts to pop out, i think we've gotten a ltle over jessica rae: harreld says he people's freedom but really ready move on. " " coming up in football playoffs night. offensive sergeant bluff and hawarden up ahead. scott: jessica a e: sioux city. jessica rae: the siouxland returning for another year. this is a benefit to help the homeless sioux city. willie is here to bring us more fri., november 6 that's when we got our collective tuckuses off this year. we do it every did you know that there were around 2,500 homeless people in sioux city last year-about 250 or 300 on the streets onny given day? there are entire families living on the streets. children. it's not a good situation. another little- known fact is that slightly over 25% of siouxland's homeless are veterans, ranginin from those who served in vietnam to the iraq/afghanistan war. realizing this, off to the park went the volunteers last november. they took pledges, packed up their tents (and cardboard boxes in a few cases) and off to the park they went. it was such a succ

she said, i've never colored my hair and i don't cut much, you know, other than trims so this is a ltle nervous, a little scary for me. >> youou eyes are so gorgeous,, can't wait to see what color he makes you! >> all righty. it's all time. camille, you ready? >> yes. >> here is corine before. all right, girl, let's see the new you! oh, my god! >> oh, pretty. >> wow! >> all right, camille, you ready? take off that blindfold. >> what? oh! my goodness! oh, that's not even you! >> yeah, turn. >> oh, my goodness. it's so good. >> it's beautiful. >> we look more alike! >> it's you and meme we h he the same hair. >> oh, we do. >> it's awesome. >> so pretty. >> tell us about the hair. >> okay, first of all, vanessa gave this fantastic haircut. she had so much hair, it was overwhelming. vanessa just shaped it, gave it this very smooth look. she can still push back and put ununr a helmet when she's fighting fires. this woman is a hero. >> you're going to be fighting different kinds of fires. >> if you notice, i left your hair a little light around the front where it's gray so the roots won't sho

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alanis morissette's breakout album, "jagged ltle pill" the singer marking the 20th ananniversar thank you for coming in. >> thank you for having me. >> gotta know. you to mind. the song that everybody talks about. you oughtta know. it's like carly simon, you're so vain. everyone wants to know who sit about? 20 years later, can you reveal? >> wro it for the sake of having f fabt si revenge. not actual revenge. had it been real revenge, i would have had names and phone numbers. i'm not a fan of acting out of revenge. >> now kit be told. what sit about the album that had impact? >> ittas a wave of people wanting to hear what auz goingng on in the underbelly. as a canadian, lite. but underneath, the emotions i wasn't allowed to feel. they came out when art was being written. >> what is your favorite? >> i love perfect on that record, actually. it still brings a tear to my eye. >> it does? that's wonderful. on the new album, you're doing some, i asked if you had new music. you said,, new old. >> songs we wrote before jagged little pill. these are songs written leading up. i thought it woul

. >> such a wonderful tradition we have helping grant wishes for sosome vy special ltle kids.. >> for every l lter y write to santa macycy will d date one dollar too make-a-wish up to a million dollars. >> write to the north pole. >> or send itn online. >> let's get the letters started.you now... m on cam just as the winter weather arrives, a local non profit agency that provides a warm bed for siouxland homeless picked up a big contribution. "100-plus men who care", psentnted the "warng shelter" on nebraska street with a check for 62-hundred dollars. the esentation is the first for "100-plus men who care." the new group meets once a quarter to nominate worthy non-profit groups to be thei beneficiy. the warming shelter plans to use the funds toward the purchase of bunk beds that wi replace cots currentltly being used. the "warming shelelr" is at capacity with 77 people 100-plus men who care will make it's s next check presentation in january. jessica let's check in with for t weather. matt: we h have a wier storm warning in effect for the region. here's the stormcast hd now where low

maybe just a ltle bit. maybe just a little bit. >> ay. we might have a little surprise for youou a little bit later on. >> really? >> secrets. >> oh. i just got excited. >> nice ase there. alex, everyone who comes on "dancing with the stars" sayays they couldn't imagine being on "dancing with the stars." i think literally in your case it's's true. how are you going to top this year? >> your guess is as good as mine. i mean, this is has been the crazie ride i've ever had and so much fun meeting people like this on the show has just -- i mean, been icing on the cake. >> you're goingg toeep on dancing? >> yeah, actually. yeah. i am. >> going on tour. >> so cooool. >> and lindsay is going to go on tour with you. you're a newbie but seems like you've been here all along and all the judges were saying your freestyle is something they'll remember for quite some time. you taught alek how to dance. what did he teach you, lindsasa >> he taught me so o ch not j jt about dancing but about life. he has taken every challenge that's come his way and jus

and with a l ltle help... i made it. let's hope you have plenty of utensils on your table today for the thanksgiving feast especially when it comes to dessert. >> look at somom o o these delicious possibilities. >> oh. >> awesome somemess. awhile bacaci spoke to an expert how to finish off your meal. pumpkin pie is the classic feast topper. but what if you're looking for something with a bit of a modern twist but still want to be seasonal? joining us is the author of this book, joslyn delk adams the author of "grandbaby cakes." what's with the name of the book. >> it's inspired by my grandparenen. they used to call meet grandbaby. still do. also i had a nickname as an adult called baby cakes because i used to make the best cakes in the neighborhood. i merged the two together. >> now as an adult you're making cakes and then some. >> yes. >> what do we have. >> clacks with a modern twist perfect for your thanksgiving table. starting here, i have a classic yellow cake. who doesn't love this? this is like the quintessential

today h temperatures climbing ltle into the mid 40s. tonight rain liky. rain off and on tuesday with tmperatures in the low 50s. wedsday will be milder in the m to upper 50s and sshine retus on thursday through the >> so the frost and freeze warnings this morning, from southern california to arizona. look at some of those wakeup numbers. 43 burbank. 39, san francisco. it's a big deal out there. >>> much more this monday morning. a big security breach at buckingham palace. the place used for so many celebrations. how did two men get past security and climb on to the roof? >>> and it's cybermonday. the best deals online. where you can find them. and a new way they could be coming right to your home. that's right. it's a drone. >> amy, lara, get off the computer. >>> and it's "star wars" week. the force awakening here in times square. big secrets. huge guests coming up. i use what's already inside me to reach my goals. so i liked when my doctor told me i may reach my blood sugar and a1c goals by activating what's within me. with once-weekly trulicity. trulic

. >> a ltle stanky leg. never hurt nobody. so much fufu a lot more on our big "gma" ballroom bash. right now though we're going down to rob and george and amy. >> rested derek well,oing the stanky leg. that was good. >>> this week we have been saying thank you, america, to those giving back and making a true difference like the coach who's teaching students invaluable life lessons on and the pizza store owner who came up with a unique recipe for feeding those in need. and so we were wondering about the unsung heroes who inspired us and who we honored l lt year, remember, on thanksgiving, that holiday special. one year later we check back in for an update. last thanksgiving, we met some incredible people doing amazing things in their r mmunities. mr. v., a dedicated teacher who empowers his students through music teaching them to dream big and believe in themselves. >> i love them. i want themo know that always have their back and anything they need i'm always there for them. >> his dream for the drum line, to see them march in the national independence day parade in washingtoto d.c

david was so great to me and i was a ltle nervous. you said to me, i don't know if you remember, on mondnday, there's only one thing you have to do, be sure to do, do you remember this? >> no. >> he said, just show up. which was very kin it just put me so at easee because everybody else was like sit like this. wh i took over for joan, quite a bit taller i was sitting in the seat and frank was in the building somewhere watching on a monitor and he calls me and he goes, why do you look like a turkey? he says, get somebody to put something under the seat because, you know, you sink down there like that and youe still tall. you haven't shrunk at all. >> thank you. we're glad that everyone showed up for this very, very special morning and so -- >> thanks for having us. >> thank you, kathie. >> want to give us the weather? >> sure, where isit? [ laughter ] >> as always. >> okay. in the southst it's drying out and warm along theulf coast from texas to flida. highs inhe 70s and 80s and that's a looknorthwest near 50 miles per hour. tonight, t

>>>n honor of the cmas, our good friend, jimmy kimmel put together a ltle special country music addition of mean tweets. let's take a a look. >> you ever gotten so drunk youou said a luke bryan song actually wasn't that bad? me neither. >> sam hunt is the male version suck. >> they're such good sports about it. i love that. the cmas, what an awesome show and they were great with the mean tweets and, hey, that's all i got. that's "pop news." >> tnk you. all right. thank you, michael. >>> coming up it's time to make over your skin care routine. how to make your skin glow this fall. >> and glenn close opening up about her very personall mission and the sister who inspired her.good morning i'm elias johnson... 's 8:27 ... elias: the family of 28 year old ryan bollinger has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against des moines police. in june bollinger was shot by officer vanessa miller. the des moines police chief found officer miller justified in her actions, and a grand jury did not indict her. she remains on personal leave elias: today...november fifth....has been designated as winter weather

. >> reporter: a ltle one-on-onee time, next step. chance toeally get to know the dog's personalities. there's lukas, a tibetan spaniel, papillion mix that caught amber's eye right away. >> soo elegant. >> the perfect word for him. >> very chill. i like how chill he isis. >> but soid toots, the boxer bulldog. >> and i got a cigar here, are you smoking? no smoking. what do you say, toots? >> reporter: don't count baby nutmeg the yorkie out of the mix. >> 8 to 10 weeks old. >> i have to poi out mr. wiggles is getting a little jealous. you're spending a lot of time over here. or mr. wiggles, a dapper fellow brought in by a family who had toto move. >> i wish, i wish, i wi. >> reporter: then there's my favote, cookie. where'sslucis, a dead ringer for one of my three rescue dogs ndy. i have barely put her down the entire time we were ere. cookie is going home with lara. the final contender a purebreed boston terrier named samue adams. aa gre group of dogs just waiting to find thehe forever homes. can you bieve how many great dogs there are

. >> we're all a l ltle bit more aware of the increed security now and that people may be a little more nervous. >> reporter: if travelers are nervous, so are the airlines. just this week southwest delayed or diverted three flights. in two cases passengers were afraid when fellow flyers spoke arabic. today three passengers said to acting suspiciously on a flight from indianapolis to los angeles forced a diversion to kansas city. phony bomb threats redirected three flights this week from the u.s. headed overseas, including a turkish airlines flight to istanbul this morning. today in new york city police held a three-hour active shooter drill in the city's subway system. for the first time their drill included an attacker in a suicide vest. >> we have now beefed up our resources that we're in a number of events going on simultaneously or sequentially. >> reporter: theheepartment of homeland security says there are no credible threats anywhere in the u.s. >> we urge you to continue to travel. go to public events. go to public places. and know that our folks are on the job. >> reporter: ext

jet blue, southwest and virgin off the most space, frontierernd spirit offer the e least, with as l ltle as 28 inches of f ace and seats that don't recline. the amount of room you have to sit on may have shrunk down to 16 inches wide on some airlines. >> if you crowd more and more people together, bad things happen. >> reporter: in august, the group flyers right sent a petition to the faa, asking the agency to stop seats from getting smaller and create minimum standards. >> it's a safety concern, particularly with evacuation. it hasn't really been tested for small spaces. it's a health concern, with blood clots. it's a security concern when people are having disagreements and even fights over space. >> reporter: hank scott got frustrated with cramped flights, tiny seats a mdz the time it took to board. >> i simply slide the seat into a locked position. >> reporter: so he helped invent a different kind of airline seat currently being certified for use. he's named them side slip seats, because the middle seat is set back just enough for the aisle seat to slide over it, making more room in

this l ltle boy will insult t u by being happy and free. the letter reminded us of viktor frankl, the psychiatrist who endured auschwitz-birkenau. the love of his life was lost in the death camps. everything can be taken from a man but one thing, he wrote. the last of the human freedoms to choose one's attitude. or, as antoine leiris put it today, "we are two, my son and i, but we are stronger than all the armies of the world." leaves us with silence until we arch inside. ininhese times don't askskhe meaning of life. life is asking, what's the meaning of you? that's the "overnight news" for this thursday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back with us a little bit later for the morning news and "cbs this morning." from outside the cathedral of >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> welcome to the "overnight news." i'm michelle mille investigators in france can't say for sure whether the suspected mastermind of the paris terror attacks was killed during a predawn raid that turned violent. two people died in that firef

. >> take a l ltle romantic getaway. >> rorter: here is amanda in a recent youtube video posted with her husband, local pastor davy blackburn. he told police after getting home from the gym tuesday morning, he found his home broken into, his wife on the ground shot in the head. and the couple's 1-year-old son, seen in this halloween photo, shooting. >> amanda was an amazing person. she was good mother. and a good wife. they had such aappy family. >> reporter: the couple hadad moved to indianapolis just a few years ago to start the resonate church, and appeared to be in love. police are investigating another home invasion in the same area just hours before the shooting. >> our detectives are following up on several promising leads. this appears to be a random act. >> reporter: in a statement, davy blackburn said i have not only lost my ministry partner andsupport, butut also my very best frieie. inveveigators say no family members are considered suspects in this case as they now comb through footage that was captured oh neighbors' surveillance cameras. reena and kendis? >> thank you s

players laugughing a ltle bit, chuckling. bravo to him. >> he didn't walk off the field. well done. >> he did it. >>> all right. so a little bit of sports. another hiccup this one on the field during the packers and the vikings game. take a lk at who delays the game. right there. >> are ty trying to put him in a bag? >> he's going for the gatorade. joe buck with the man beard. >> great pad level. >> great extension. >> did he get away? >> 3-0. green bay on top. covering it all. >> joe buck covering it all there for us. he -- he didn't get away. they did finally nab him. but it did create a little bit of a delay. by the way, the packers finally needed that streak of luck as they won the game finally. >> you credit the squirrel? >> the squirrel, yes, yes. >> okay. >>> remember when we did a segway, the guys on segways to justin bieber's song "what do you mean"? there's a woman who may have topped them from from north korea. look at her on a long board dancing and and dancing pretty gracefully. can you do that? keep the board going while dancing. she can do this on concrete.

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