i did this for catherine mann. the rubin dollar of the 1990's.in the first royalty check she got. it was a massive dollar move. is a redux of the 90's. catherine: the thing about that chart is that used to be able to call it the brooklyn bridge chart. now, with the average income of the market, i'm going to have to call it something else. what happened in those other moments? it is when the u.s. was much stronger than the rest of the economy. everybody flows in. they saw growth. that is where we are again. people say it is because the fed is going to raise interest rates. they are raising interest rates because the u.s. economy is strong and that is what people are investing in and that is what you see happening in that diagram. francine: the last time the peoplewas at this level, said it will have an impact on exporters. are we going to see the same? what does it mean for interest rate hikes? catherine: it has already had an impact on the exporters. of the pieces of research done at the federal reserve is that the extent to which the decrease in

was diagnosed with "ductal carcinoma in situ" the earliest form of breast cancer.sot: barbara mann/dcis patient"the initial reaction was, "get this out of my system"d-c-i-s accounts for up to 25-percrct of east cance. mastectomies or lumpectomies have become standard treatments.((doctor)) hi, how are you? surgeon laura esserman is considered a pioneer of the "active surveillance" or "watchful waiting" treatment for breast th "low-grade" d-c-i-s with screenings and medication for six months ... "without" surgery.sot: dr. laura esserman/ucsf breast care center director"part of the personalization of medicine and breast cancer is not just to do more for those who need it but to do less for thosos that don't."if d-c-i-s shows little or no growth, patients can avoid more aggressive treatment..which has worked so far for barbara.sot: barbara mann/dcis patient: "it was just an immense relief."a study of more than 100- thousand wowon with d-c-i-s found aggressive treatments do "not" reduce breast cancer mortality sot: dr. laura esserman/ucsf breast care center director)) "when time is not of th

maria mann worked five months to get the cameras donated. her long time neighbor, 77-year-old josef kucher, was beaten and robbed inside his front street store. video from maria mann's security cameras led investigators to dennis mcbee of port jervis. investigators charged the 29-year-old with kucher's murder. as a tribute to a man she considered a second father, maria mann phoned, e-mailed, and ultimately persuaded samsung to give a $3,000 camera system to port jervis. >> to deter crime, vandalism. to keep our residents safer. >> perhaps no one appreciates mann's efforts more than the korean war veteran's family. mike kucher allowed us in to his father's 43-year-old shop where the tools of a master craftsman sit frozen in time. >> sometimes terrible things have to happen for things to improve and for changes to happen that move communities in a better drexz. -- a better direction. >> reporter: city workers installed them in an area often marred by vandals and drug activity. the cameras are not yet linked to police headquarters but that shou

was diagnosed with "ductal carcinoma in situ" the earliest form of breast cancer.sot: barbara mann/dcis patient"the initial reaction was, "get this out of my system"d-c-i-s accounts for up to 25-percent of breast cancers. mastectomies or lumpectomies have become standard treatments.((doctor)) hi, how are you? surgeon laura esserman is considered a pioneer of the "active surveillance" or "watchful waiting" treatment for breast cancer. she monitors patients with "low-grade" d-c-i-s with screenings and medication for six months ... "without" surgery.sot: dr. laura esserman/ucsf breast care center director"part of the personalization of medicine and breast cancer is not just to do more for those who need it but to do less for those that don't."if d-c-i-s shows little or no growth, patients treatment..which has worked so far for barbara.sot: barbara mann/dcis patient: "it was just an immense relief."a study of more than 100- thousand women with d-c-i-s found aggressive treatments do "not" reduce breast cancer mortality rates. sot: dr. laura esserman/ucsf breast care center director)) "when t

andrew thomas joining us live from papua new guinea's mann us island. >>> u.s. republican presidential hopeful donald trump is refusing to back down over his latest controversial comments. he said he was 100% right men he said he saw muslims cheering the 9/11 attacks. fact checkers debunked his claims. during the same speech he made fun of a disabled reporter. he denies doing that. despite a series of gaffs, he olds a whiched leave over the competitors. i saw it at the time. i stick by it. hundreds confirmed it. there's a huge population between patterson and different places, an unbelievable large population, if they do it at soccer games and all around the world, it was when the trade center came down, it was done all around the world, and you know that, it has been reported. why wouldn't it have taken place. i had hundreds call and tweet on twitter saying that they saw it, and i was 100% right >>> we'll go to john greenberg, a writer. a project dedicated to checking the accuracy of claims by politicians and people. he's joining us live from washington d.c. mr

friday and feel refreshed and excited and geared up to help all of our great customers" says andrea mann, store manager, pier 1 imports. pier one says their holiday merchandise is always a customer favorite, but items like hand painted ornaments sell fast as customers cross people off their christmas list. "we're always excited to have more peoplen the store. it's so fun to help people decorate their homes and get them ready for their gift giving and entertaining, even just giving them that little personalized touch to make their holiday a little brighter" says andrea mann, store manager, pier 1 imports. elisa kohls, old navy, and best buy are some of the other store that will be starting black friday on thanksgiving. and don't forget... you don't even have to get up from the couch! great deals expected on cyber monday as well. reporting live in studio, elisa raffa.. abc9 news jenna: expect to see all 5 of sioux city's swimming pools open again next summer. that's the recomendation from a "pools committee" examining the long term future of sioux city swimming pools. that committee has be

((sot: barbara mann/dcis patient))the initial reaction was, "get this out of my system"d-c-i-s accounts for vp to 25-percent of breast cancers. mastectomimi or lumpectomies have become standard treatments.((natsd clip)) ((doctor)) hi, how are you? surgeon lauresserman is considered a pioneer of the "active surveillance" or "watchful waiting" treatmenen for breast cancer. she monitors patients with "low-grade" d-c-i-s with screenings and medication for six months ... "without" surgery.((sot: dr. laura esserman/ucsf breast care centfr director))part of the personalization of medicine anbreast cancer is not just to do more for those who need it but to do less for those that don't. if d-c-i-s shows little or no growth, patients can avoid more agessive treatment..which has worked so far for barbara.((sot: barbara mann/dcis patient)) it was just an immense relief.a study of more than 100-thousand women with d-c-i-s found aggressive treatments do "not" reduce breast cancer mortality rates. ((sot: dr. laura esserman/ucsf breast care center director)) when time is not of the essence, when it's n

those animals escaped from the universoul circus out the mann this afternoon. that's why we find randy gyllenhaal. i'm sure nobody expected to see these zebras on the street. >> reporter: can you imagine driving down a crowded west philadelphia street and you see the black and white stripes running right at you? that's what happened earlier today. the two zebras ran out of the front gate at the universoul circus at the mann center. let me show you some video showing the zebras trotting along city streets. an investigation is under way to figure out how they got loose. eventually philly police were able to track them down and corral them into custody. now, there have been some animal activists protesting at the circus. they say this escape is not very surprising. peta says they've had tigers escape from this circus in the past. the witnesses we spoke to just cannot believe what they saw on the west philly streets. >> all i saw was two cops chasing a zebra. we thought it was a horse. >> they were just running and the cops were like trying to usher them but they h

the circus is investigating how the animals got loose at the mann center. video showed the animals trotting down the street before police corralled them. animal activists protesting say this is another example of my animals should not be used for entertainment. >> they really horrific experience for the zebras who probably saw a chance to escape and thought they were going to maybe get some you know, outside time instead of being inside a small pen. instead they end up in traffic, running, terrified. >> that's the second incident for the circus since it's been at the mann center. they had a trapeze artist fall. >>> cool start this morning, 46 degrees at 4:27. it's nice and clear. we're in for sunshine today but there are some changes ahead. your first alert forecast just ahead. jessica boyington is in the first alert traffic center. >> we're looking live route 309 around the p.a. turnpike. no problems there but there might be problems somewhere else. >> two more suspects identified in the terror attacks in paris. that news just coming across now and we cont

and political mann, that's coming up to cnn hosted by our own jonathan mann.ou the very latest on u.s. presidential races from the candidates to the platforms to political missteps. >> and the show premiers this saturday on cnn international at 11:30 in the morning. that's hong kong time, and 1:30 at night for those watching from london. >>> well, in illinois, authorities have released new details, and they are bizarre. in the case of a police lieutenant who they say staged his suicide. >> sources say relatives of joe gliniewicz were involved in his alleged embezzling of funds from a youth program. details on that and more from our own rosa florez. >> cnn sources confirming that lieutenant gliniewicz' widow and his son are being investigated for possible involvement in the embezzle. of thousands of dollars. remember those deleted text messages that were released by authorities when they made the shocking announcement that lieutenant gliniewicz was not murdered, but that he committed suicide. cnn sources confirming that the individuals that lieutenant gliniewic

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so on that manns list of essentials is gas for his snow blower. managers at hy-vee say it's been nonstop busy all day. meanwhile, snow has been coming down for about three hours in dubuque. that's where we find storm track seven's brad hanson live with yeah, the snow first started flying just a little before two here in dubuque. now three hours later, we're finally seeing some decent accumluation on the ground, and the roads are startitig to get a little slick, too. this is video from dubuque this afternoon shortly after the flurries started flying. dubuque police say they've seen a couple of minor accidents, but they think those are related to friday afternoon traffic rather than the snow. but they're expecting a very busy night, as the snow will start to stick to the roads soon. i've also been told the jule busses will end their routes early tonight cause of the snow, annthe mystique community ice center is also closing it's doors tonight. we've got you covered, live in dubuquqe. brad hanson, kwwl news.. thanks brad. you may remember last year d

man strangled grace mann. he'll be in court for another hearing.e motive is still unclear. >>> a lot happening in decision 2016. they're all filing paperwork. rubio expected to release his credit cards soon to dispute claims he used his money to pay for campaign. and you'll hear from donald trump on the radio. hillary clinton will be on "jimmy colton". >>> this is the korescene outsi rockefeller plaza. they're trying to get nbc to remove donald trump. >>> there were oops posted on youtube. in one donald trump called ben carson a complete and utter loser. >>> the northern transportation commission meets tonight. members plan to discuss a proposal for high-speed rail between the two cities. the segment of track between washington and richmond will provide a critical linch. according to our news partner wtop voters voted to appeal the long case. the commission ruled earlier this year that the new tolerates are reasonable right now you would pay $5 during regular hours and $6 over peak time nos matter how far you travel on the toll road. the county wil

. >>> patriots juliet edal mann goes down with a broken foot. >> plus is your smartphone or ways on a new disorder that could be the blame. >> the chill is settling back forecast coming up. >> and we continue to follow the latest from europe after the deadly attacks in paris. the manhunt. we will continue to update you over the next 90 minutes. stay with us. jeb bush: we do not have to be the world's policeman. we have to be the world's leader. who's going to take care of the christians that are being eliminated in the middle east? who's going to take care of israel and support them - our greatest ally in the middle east? the united states has the capability of doing this, and it's in our economic and national security interest that we do it. i will be that kind of president and i hope you want that kind of president for our country going forward. announcer: right to rise usa is responsible for the content of this message. for the girl scout meeting... okay. for the soccer team... for the girl scout meeting... how many meetings are you having?! p stop&shop just dropped prices on thous

w diagnosed with "ductal carcinoma in situ" the earliest form of breast cancer.sot: barbara mann/dcis patient"the initial reaction was, "get this out of my system"d-c-i-s accountsor up to 25-percent of breast cancers. mastectomies or lumpectomies have become treatments.how are you? surgeon laura esserman is considered a pioneer of the "active surveillance" or "watchful waiting" treatment for breast cancer. she monitors patients with "low-grade" d-c-i-s with screenings and medication for six months ... "without" surgery.sot: dr.r.aura esserman/ucsf breast care center director"part of the personalization of medicine and breast cancer is not just to do more for those who need it but to do less for those that don't."if d-c-i-s shows little or no growth, patients can avoid more aggressive treatment..which has worked so far for barbara.sot: barbara mann/dcis patient: "it was just an immense relief."a study of more than 100- thousand women with d-c-i-s found aggressive treatments do "not" reduce breast cancer mortality rates. sot: dr. laura esserman/ucsf breast care center director)) "when t

mann, fair. >> reporter: who let him down? >> you know, the department. the department let him down. had they offered him the proper training, he'd never be in a position he is in today. his department let him down. >> next, how one police officer is leading the way and changing the culture. >> i hope that wellness piece is part of the culture and routine. >> this is al jazeera america live from new york. >> at 7:00 - "news roundup". tony harris gives you a fast-paced recap of the day's events. >> this is the first line of defense. >> we have an exclusive story tonight. >> then at 8:00 - john seigenthaler brings you the top stories from across america. >> the question is, will these dams hold? >> and at 9:00 - >> i'm ali velshi, on target tonight... >> ali velshi on target. digging deeper into the issues that matter. >> i'm trying to get a sense for what iranians are feeling. >>> retired new york state trooper mike med tats every day, trying to find peace of mind after being diagnosed with p.t.s.d. until a few years ago he abused drugs and alcohol looking

mann was 20 years old and a native of mclean. >>> u.s.ark police spent the day searching in the bw parkway for a woman. her family is frantic and concerned. the car she was driving was spotted sunday on the shoulder of the parkway with its flashers on. on news 4 at 5:00, you will hear from lisa's family who tell us time may be running out to find her. >>>? just a few hours montgomery county school officials will discuss possible redistricting and it's part of the capital improvement program to meet the demand of a growing school district. the boundary includes boundary recommendation on which students will attend a new middle school set to open in clarksburg next year. tonight's work session will be followed by two public hearings next week when parents will be able to weigh in. >>> the little boy was just 5 years old when he disappeared and more than a decade later, police say he's alive and well. what we're learning about the mysterious case that cross estate lines. >>> and we talk to the local family facing anti-gay backlash after thei

this is video from horace mann elementary, there. the council could see a significant shift tonight. 3 incumbents are on the ballot, and mayor matt hayek is not seeking re- election. so four seats are up for grabs. one issue that has divided the council and community at times is the 15-story building expected to go up at college and gilbert streets known as the chauncey. that is one of the big issues for people on the ballot, there are a many differencing options about how to handle future development in and around downtown iowa city. we will watch the returns come in with four of the candidates calling themselves the core four this evening. we'll have their at ten. in iowa city, mark carlson, kcrg tv nine news. we'll have the results from across eastern iowa on our website after polls close tonight. just go to kcrg dot com slash "election results." meteorologist joe winters joins us now with our first alert forecast. joe, we're seeing a lot of smiles with this weather.. do you want one more day with highs in the 70s this november? i

. >>> and an accident sent a man fly into the crowd at the universal circus at the mann in the park. spectators tell us they are surprised the show went on. one woman posted, i'm traumatized. >> asked an attendant what was happening and he said one of the trapeze artist had fallen and missed the net and hit the bleachers. >> a spokesperson for the circus says the man is expected to make a full recovery and the show is set to run until november 15th. >>> and then during the halloween festivities yesterday, the 7-year-old brushed up against a candle causing his costume to ignite, and the child suffered second-degree burns. >>> and then investigators are trying trying to determine why the plane went down killing all onboard. among the victims, 25 children. isis is claiming responsible for the crash. the terror group says its militants brought down the aircraft but this morning there's no proof isis is involved. we will continue to follow this one. >>> the biggest game in temple's history, and the fighting irish proved to be just too much. >> touchdown! >> that's right, that's notre dame

mann, fair. >> reporter: who let him down? >> you know, the department. the department let him down. had they offered him the proper training, he'd never be in a position he is in today. his department let him down. >> next, how one police officer is leading the way and changing the culture. >> i hope that wellness piece is part of the culture and routine. >>> retired new york state trooper mike med tats every day, trying to find peace of mind after being diagnosed with p.t.s.d. until a few years ago he abused drugs and alcohol looking for an escape fro haunting memories of responding to tragic events. are you sober now? >> yes, i came to the realisation if i kept on the path i was going, i would lose the family. i didn't want to do that. i didn't want to be known as a mental case. p drove me to become a mental case. >> on the upside of the country, retired plaintiff diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder leads a p.t.s.d. peer support group for other officers. do you think the symptoms have been improving. >> i was not able to do simple tasks. i fe

. >>> a lynn mann is accused of jim has more. >> reporter: these days you might expect people living here in this lin neighborhood are very upset. police tell us unfortunately they had a very violent relationship. >> last time he cracked her eye open, but she never presses charges. >> reporter: brian says he's heard it before. he's heard donna kuchnata and too. >> reporter: you heard them last night? >> i heard them last night. it's not like the first time. >> reporter: now they are strangeling of her. when they got to the apartment she was dead on the dining room floor. they said they found wood bury in the bedroom watching t.v. he said he was watching a beer. >> they were able to see her deceased on the floor and the defendant was in the back that time. >> reporter: he has been charged with domestic assault many times over the years. >> i'm not going to try him inspect hallway to have lin district court. he denies causing any death. >> reporter: as we mentioned, tonight. heart broken neighbor. >>> jim, thank you. now at 5:00. tonight this man is under arrest accused of dragging two

barry mann and cynthia weil. to get the next big hit. karen: that is amazing. going to see, what were some of being a young writer like carol king , across color lines. >> yes, it was very difficult was 16. so she was working as a single these big hits out across the country and we sort of touch on those subjects throughout the show. it is a show about perseverance and how she found her own voice. by the time she was able to record the album, tapestry, it took a lot for her to get to that place where she was able to decide that it was her that she wanted to write about and seeing her own stuff. instead of writing for other people who came before hand. karen: tapestry was her coming out. tell me about your roles? >> i play one of the four drifters, we get to come out and don' to do with. karen: some kind of wonderful? and locomotion. karen: oh good. her babysitter and they got her to saying and it became this big hit. karen: give us a little -- >> everybody' s doing a brand-new dance now -- [laughter] karen: i love those songs. it must be

commander gliniewicz committed the ultimate betrayal to the actions proved he behaved for years in a mann completely contrary toothe image heeortrayed. authorities say he had been stealing and laundering money for the last seven years. they say he also forged signatures on multilple fficial dococments and used thousands for personal purchases. another law enforcement officer taking care of four childreewho lost their parents on halloween. the georgia couple was killed in a car crash on saturday while going to the store for extra candy. trooper nathan bradley had the tough job of going to the home to deliver the tragic news to the children. but before that -- he decided to treat them to dinner, movies and halloween candy -- giving them one more day before their loss would become reality. trooper nathan bradley / y'aa want to go get something to eat?' that's when they said my parents will be here shortly, i said yeah, well, i just got in hang out with you until she gets here." the grandmother says she's thankful trooper bradley was able to take care of the kids until she arrived from florid

chow faces charges that include racketeering, mann lawn dering and ud mu -- money laundering and murderyesterday, the prosecutor said he killed leung to take over the chinatown. >> what you saw embattled lines have been drawn. in this case, it will be hotly disputed. >> the defense said an fbi underchover april gent triped to lure chow into committing crimes but chow repeatedly declined. >>> regulations for gun sales could be changing. it's. this is the subject of a -- this is the ubt subject of a long- -- this is the subject of a long-running lawsuit. >>> up next, caught on camera, sense moments when a cop comes face to face with an out-of- control suv. what they suspect was wrong with the woman behind the wheel. >>> it's a move that could shake up the restaurant industry. how eliminating tips at a popular seafood chain will impact the customers when we come back. ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, faced down an s- u-v barrelg straight for him. "stop! >>> scary moments in oklahoma when a police officer faced down an surf barreling straight for -- an suv barreling straight for him. >> stop! >> the offic

. >> who is the nanny at the center of the st her name is mindy mann. she has a lot of people comparing her looks to gwen. the tinted hair, rocker style and funny demeanor. >> she worked for them since 200 >> gavin's rep could not be reached for comment about the cheating claims but a source close to the singer tells "e.t." that he just wants gwen to be happy, and if she's happy with blake, well then so be it all the drama's unfolding amid "the voice's" live playoff. >> it's so much emotion. >> and shifting attention from the contestants to the coaches. >> if there's anybody on this planet that can handle the rumors and gossip and jabs, you're talking to him right now. >> "e.t." was backstage at "the voice" last night. and we actually give adam credit. he took the heat off gwen by blake. >>adam, we've got talk about blake's got a new favorite coac >> no, he doesn't. >> how do you guys share custody of him n that's what we all want to know. >> first of all, he's always been mine, he always will be mine, he's nobody else's. >> i saw you, carson, you told

entertaining, even just giving them that touch to make their holiday a little brighter" says andrea mann, store manager, pier 1 imports. pier one says their holiday merchandise is always a favorite, but items like hand painted ornaments sell fast as customers cross people off their christmas list. kohls, old navy, and best buy are some of the other store that will be starting black friday on thanksgiving. and don't forget... you don't even have to get up from the couch! great deals expected on cyber monday as well. jenna: still to come... finding out your expecting is blissful, but finding out your expecting triplets is incrediable, coming up we have one iowa woman's story about her 3 new miricales (fred) rain is coming to siouxland, but it will at least be mild tomorrow before a cooldown comes later in the week. your forecast is next! stay with us! " " tim: that times three. says she could when she found having not one baby, but three rare. brea love has the story. [take pkg] pkg - iowa city (00:00 - 00:00 the macruairi family just gained 30 more toes. the identical triplets, tadhg, sea

then i'm also going to say a few words on behalf of james mann, the author of "george w. bush."was supposed to join us today but is very ill. we spoke last night even though he didn't have a voice. i said we'll bring you back another time. he insisted on sending me a recent opinion piece that he wrote for the "l.a. times," and a few thoughts that i'm going to present to set the stage for discussion. let me introduce them first in the order in which they're sitting next to me. my co-moderator, it is a great honor to be moderating the session with dr. jeffrey engel. he is an award-winning diplomatic historian. he is the author and editor of numerous books, including works on the gulf war, the fall of the berlin wall, the china diary of george h.w. bush, and numerous other projects. when we started the plan ining r the conference, i communicated with jeff at the center to say we're putting together this conference. i hope some representatives from southern methodist will join us. it's great to be moderating this session with you today, jeff. thank you. our three distinguished speak

he is charged with murder, abduction, and strangulation in the death of grace mann, a native of mclean. >>> shots rang out along southern avenue near clark street at about 3:00 this morning. police found a man with severe trauma to the upper body. they rushed him to the hospital, but he didn't make it. >>> there is growing pressure on nbc to cancel donald trump's scheduled guest hosting appearance on "saturday night live" this weekend. last night, several latino groups delivered signatures to the network calling on it to dump trump over his recent comments about mexican immigrants. don champion reports. >> hi, ladies. >> oh, hi, donald trump. >> nice to meet you. >> reporter: as promos got heavy play online wednesday night -- >> hey hey, ho ho, donald trump has got to go! >> reporter: latino advocacy groups gathered outside nbc calling on the network to cancel his guest host spot. angered by trump's recent comments describing mexican immigrants as criminals and rapists, they delivered 500,000 signatures to the network. >> there is no clear answer as to what nbc wants to do. it means th

kevin powell is a writer and activist, and his book is "education of kevin powell a boys journey to mann hood", and a senior fellow with the heritage foundation, and michael kay a foreign correspondent and former advisor to the u.k. ministry of defense. let me start with you kevin - for all of president obama's criticism of president bush, he has continued many of bush's national security policies - internet surveillance, military tribunal's, drone strikes and defence at guantanamo, what is two? >> i can't defend some of the things he has done. i don't necessarily agree with them myself. he inherited a lot of things. we know that president bush's father put out a book na criticizes some things going on. we need to talk about the fact there are basic differences talking with folks, and, you know, not acting alone, which is something that occurs. >> one distinction is that they crossed a line, the bush administration, as far as we know, didn't cross, ordering a strike that killed a u.s. citizens without process. al-maliki. he might have a pass that george bush will not get. >> there has be

point let the investigators take over, check the scene and any type of evidence is preserved in a safe mann manner. >> lastly, we heard from chp that this doesn't appear to be random. can you talk about that? >> currently it does not appear to be a random shooting, it appears to be someone that was targeted. however, it is an ongoing investigation and we're looking at every avenue. >> reporter: thank you. that's the latest from sergeant cohen with chp. you can see the on-ramp at apian way. all eastbound lanes in pinole shut down. we saw a car facing the wrong direction, so that might be the target vehicle. that's the latest. we'll keep you posted. live in pinole, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> you can see steph's breath there as the temperatures plumm plummet. one area thinking about those left out? the cold. >> something to help homeless veterans. per fegt announcement today, bob. >> reporter: just before this morning's parade in san jose to honor sam lacardo and dave portazy will announce an initiative, all the way home, an effort to end homelessness. it's estimated there are mo

our own jonathan mann will bring you the latest on u.s.ics, the presidential race from the candidates' platforms to the political missteps. in london, you can catch it at 11:30 p.m. saturday. if you're looking for questions about u.s. politics, send them on twitter @politicalplan or use #someman. we'll get to some of -- #answerman. we'll get to some of those questions. the. >>> the "peanuts" together in a new movie. >>> charlie brown, his pet companion snoopy, and the rest of dpang are being brought to life in a new 3d movie. jake tapper went to connecticut to get the scoop from the animators. >>> it's not often you get the opportunity to start over with a clean slate. this time things will be different. >> reporter: the animators behind the new "peanuts" movie were not starting with a clean slate. >> he did it! >> reporter: like charlie brown, they were also tasked with making things different. the challenge to lure today's audiences which are used to over-the-top special effects and characters with the deceivingly simple smile and dot ey

mann is now at and a hospital in trying to find his honor with a microchip which shows he's registered to the owner >> pam: like tuesday to the jurors are definitely changing the land here with details on what we expect. and the >> diane: curable if chilly temperatures tonight and then warmup for tomorrow afternoon piglet current numbers right now mid-50s in the invocations east bay shoreline cities low 50s for severances go along the fence locations of the north the messier evening till tomorrow afternoon and then we continue to have clear skies from about midnight 46 for the coast 4749 for the allocation by noon time tomorrow mostly sunny skies and satellite radar 9 forecast for now with a low pressure system keeping things cool during early morning hours of chile for overnight.; average pressure system to the coast of a slight warming and then there will give us a chance of rain showers wednesday that news of the system that will happen for them the weekend for overnight lows by am getting a lot forties' 43 in the event of her 30's and places like the north if afternoon highs the p.

. >>> the trap piece artist who fell 30 feet into a crowd at the mann center saturday is from what we understand doing a lot better at this point in time. chang long woo fell during a performance of universe vowel circus under the big top. no one in the crowd was injured. how this happened is under investigation. >>> encouraging news about a pitbull used repeatedly for dog fighting and left for dead on the streets of chester. remy is recovering tonight. the one and a half-year-old pup being cared for by justice rescue. vets worked frantically to save him. he's now walking, crawling into people's lapse and wagging his tail. southern kitchen in conshohocken hosting a fun riser to help pay for this staggering medical expenses. it's this thursday for more details how you can donate head to fox29.com. >>> a lot of folks rooting for him. >>> pennsylvania second most famous groundhog is coming out of retirement. gus the pennsylvania lottery pitch groundhog made famous in commercials over the years is coming back to tv. he retired in 2012 after eight years of service but once again the talkin

. >> osgood: november 8, 1848. 131 years ago today the day her mann rorschach was born in zurich switzerland. he grew up to become a psychiatrist and creator of the inc. blot test that bears his name. rorschach would show his subjects ten inc. blots one at a time, and asked them to describe what the images looked like to them. he believed their answers might provide a window into their social behavior. although he died in 1922 at just age 37, rorschach's inc. blot test lives on. it became a staple of psychology and of popular culture as well. artist andy warhol created series of inc. blot-like paintings in the 1980s. and the test played a bit part in the 1995 film "batman forever" when star val kilmer talked with a police psychiatrist played by nicole kidman. >> you have a thing for bats? >> it's a rorschach mr. wayne. an inc. blot. i think the question would be do you have a thing for bats? >> >> osgood: the test has been the subject of controversy as well. many practitioners objected when the original ten inc. blogs were posted on wikipedia back in 2009. >> what do you see? >> i really don

phone as fast as he could and captured a couple second of two zebras making a run for it outside the mannenter for the performing arts. take another look. kind of hard to see but there they go. >> we were buying ticket we turned around the zebras, they didn't catch it at all. >> it was the talk of social media zebras on the loose in philly and caught on couple bra. >> look at zebras. >> the zebras responded spun snapping this fought as they passed by planet fitness. >> they can't catch them. last last. >> down the street one of them went being chased by several police vehicles. >> i was. >> i saw two cops chasing zebra. we thought it was a horse everybody hospitalized back in the car they didn't know which way it was going to go. but i believe the on the zebra is on 52nd street. >> the circus would only say two zebras went on the loose and safely corralled without injuries. behind the tent with several others activist have been protestting the circus sent it came to town alleging cruelty. >> they could get injured. they could cause problems for people. so it's just, you know, they really

also, working hard this thanksgiving day, the volunteer staff of mann a on ran stood street, the organization cooks and delivers meals to people battling life threatening illnesses. mayor-elect jim kenney was on hand, he pitched in there. the new mayor says he believes the manna organization does tremendous work. >> these folks out here are just awesome. they under stands what the meaning of real happiness is in life and that's service to others. they have been doing it for 25 years. these people are joyous out here this morning, packing food for people who can't do it for themselves. >> outgoing mayor, mike nutter, you can see hit right there, helping out at manna headquarters. >> we all know about the turkey, the stuffs, it would not be thanksgiving without the desserts, right? "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco joins just south philly at termini brothers bakery, some of those treats ends up in the news room, we would all be very grateful, diana. >> oh, that may just happen, erika. dessert is the most important part, especially for everybody here, termini brothers bakery one of the olde

they allow us to continue to have schools like longfellow and mann which are close to downtown, and they allow for a walkable community." lebration at the old brick church on east market street. it's the first building thth worked to preserve and still stands today as a community meeting place. the owners of the new pioneer co-op - are celebrating the impact of local farmers - on the corridor.today - it gave out free samples - at its stores in coralville - iowa city - and cedar rapids. they say it's a chance to honor local suppliers - - and show - the winter offerings - that will decorate our holiday tables - with fananstic - items from right here at home. "it makes a really big difference for our local economy purchasing local so if you can move your hand from the new zeland apple to the local iowa apple it realal makes a big difference for our community here ." ." the cedar rapids store - plans another event to celebrate - growing and buying local - next sunday. next on the fox 28 news at nine - - dodge-ball show-down. down.how this tournament - is helping local kids. kids.plus, footba

one of the suicide bombers, the mann who they believe entered as a refugee using a fake passport. alleged eighth attacker, his family tonight begging, turn yourself in. and a masasve emergency terror creakdown under way across europe tonight. at least 128 raids in france alone. but we begin tonight with that major evacuation at yet another stadiuiu abc's chief f feign cocoespondent terry moran is in germany tonight. >> reporter: fear filled the air around the hanover stadium tonight. police vehicles, sirens screaming, rushed to the scene. just 90 minutes before kickoff, loudspeakers ordered people to go home. "please remain calm," they announced. "the soccer match will not take place." outside the stadium, phalanxes of police lining up, evacuating thousands, all there to see the match between germany and the netherlands. german chancellor angela merkel scheduled to attend. but the match was canceled. ththgerman players already on edge since last friday, when the suicide bombers struck. tonight, t t whole stadium in hanover was searched, seat by seat, dogs brought in. police with a

royal kelsey mann is the story supervisor on "the good dinosaur."drawings and the imaginization of all those working at a movie there, the story takes tape. >> he can be like, what's going on, huh, what? >> reporter: and hundreds of those drawings for -- >> hundreds of drawings just for a couple minutes. >> reporter: the crow eativity extends to their offices. >> this is our office. >> reporter: simon's work space appears to be part of a 1930s aircraft crashed in the jungle. >> the back story is we were the scientists on board and now we're trying to find our way out of the jungle. >> reporter: it strikes me around pixar somebody is telling a story all the time. >> we're trying, yeah. >> reporter: this marks the first time pixar is releasing two movies in one year. >> it was 100 degrees in the shade. >> reporter: scheduled to be in theaters two years ago, the movie was delayed by production problems. >> the northwest was a huge inspiration. >> reporter: it's had some painful moments, over many years now. >> that's right. a lot of the films go throug

to our commission i don't know anyone that hadn't gotten an answer our team of people move faster mann than several departments will go unnamed that is really because people take their jobs very, very seriously and want to bring you the best information and be able to answer the questions you present and they want to have is followed the rules that are important to follow and at the same time use you know innovation and be creative as they can be and have that opportunity in some places and less in other places i want to say to the staff that is here today, it's been a tremendous opportunity to work with you and to see where we've come in the 10 years ago i've been here and in the 12 years since this did not have been an integrated department we started up off with different programs with the office of aging at the core 33 and a lot of work has to go into bringing folks together to make a department function well and when people i remember the office on aging staff they did everything that he worked in a small department with responsibility for budget and contracting and budgeting and

. ♪ mann welcome back. this is "on the move." i am manus cranny. to speak in 10 minutes time. u.k. prime minister is sending a letter to the eu resident asking for changes to four key areas. the toughest, tightening welfare roots. will get reaction from our reaction.we will get our two bring in our political correspondent. ofe us perspective in terms -- it is not mission impossible. that is what he wants us to believe. >> of course and david cameron is back up to send out a list of objectives he cannot achieve. however, when you look at the first three, they're not quite a done deal. they're going to be pretty easy to manage. this idea of rejecting brilliant -- rejecting the union has raised eyebrows in brussels. welfare. this really hits to the core of european union. this idea that if you move to another european union country, you cannot claim on the same basis as a u.k. citizen. this has caused a lot of with easternady european members such as poland, hungary. manus: that is the rub of it. that is what the british press is going to focus on. le