marge, what is the butterball hotline number?t people need to know. >> we're at 1-800-butterball. or you can reach us online at butterball.com. you can go on facebook or twitter, instagram, pinterest, all will have butterball information for you. help you get that beautiful turkey on your table on thanksgiving. >> you sound like you know what you're talking about, marge from butterball turkey, thank you so much for the tips and for joining us. >> thank you, next year, we're coming to your house. >> okay, well off good thanksgiving and don't forget to butterball it. >> i like that, marge, thank you so much. >> sure. >>> all right, we have the mix coming up in just a little bit. stay with us. little bit. stay with us. of this year's superstar... (coughs) coughing can really be disruptive. with a record breaking fifty million votes, your superstar is... that's why there's delsym. delsym helps silence coughs for a full 12 hours with an advanced time release formula for all day or all night relief. up to twice as long as other cough l

presidential state of iowa and marg begich from the red state of alaska already carried forward from brian shots and ohio. will we give seniors the minimal amount they can afford both -- housing, medicine and food? and i think that's a completely fair proxy to judge people on. >> austin texas. here is more on democrats line. >> hello. thank you for taking my call. i have two points to make. the first one, the first one has to do with immigration. and being from the state of texas, we are very sensitive to illegal immigration down here. texas has flagrantly disregarded the federal immigration law by allowing a great number of illegal immigrants into the state to the point where u.s. citizens -- i have four university degrees and i can't find a job. and they are in the stem disciplines and i can't find a job. so first of all, i do support the progressive movement.

presidential state of iowa and marg begich from the red state of alaska already carried forward from brian shots and ohio. will we give seniors the minimal amount they can afford both -- housing, medicine and food? and i think that's a completely fair proxy to judge people on. >> austin texas. here is more on democrats line. >> hello. thank you for taking my call. i have two points to make. the first one, the first one has to do with immigration. and being from the state of texas, we are very sensitive to illegal immigration down here. texas has flagrantly disregarded the federal immigration law by allowing a great number of illegal immigrants into the state to the point where u.s. citizens -- i have four university degrees and i can't find a job. and they are in the stem disciplines and i can't find a job. so first of all, i do support the progressive movement.

presidential state of iowa and marg begich from the red state of alaska already carried forward from brian shots and ohio. will we give seniors the minimal amount they can afford both -- housing, medicine and food? and i think that's a completely fair proxy to judge people on. >> austin texas. here is more on democrats line. >> hello. thank you for taking my call. i have two points to make. the first one, the first one has to do with immigration. and being fro of texas, we are very sensitive to illegal immigration down here. texas has flagrantly disregarded the federal immigration law by allowing a great number of illegal immigrants into the state to the point where u.s. citizens -- i have four university degrees and i can't find a job. and they are in the stem disciplines and i can't find a job. so first of all, i do support the progressive movement.

>> hey, marge. i have a question.entire life with turkey has been nothing but dry turkey after dry turkey. i don't think i know what a juicy turkey is? what's the biggest problem people have in getting that turkey too dry? >> well, they overcook. that's what makes it dry. and if you use a meat thermometer, then you'll know exactly when the turkey is done and you won't overcook it. it's basically just overcooking dries it out. >> what is that temperature on the meat thermometer? >> you want 180 in the thigh. >> good to know. >> love it. >> marge -- >> right. >> what is the biggest disaster someone has called you with? >> well, you know, most of our calls are more heartwarming. the new bride who is concerned because her mother and mother-in-law are arguing with each other. and so she calls us to see what we might say. and, oh, is she relieved when we told her it was her mother that was right. she felt so much better then. >> that's so cute. marge, by the way, what is the butterball hot line number? >> we're at 1-800-but

restart the discussion but definitely after we received the letter we were told specific to deal with marge resident and a conversation that we hope to continue. >> so all the commissioners on that i did give a responded a simple response back and due to the fact they've not met and do vafd any criticism that's specifically why i've asked did executive director to respond to the letter so i can pull it altogether and not get into people's schedule and not improperly responding before the vote takes place. >> so offers to meet were made. >> yes. >> so the materials that have been presented to us by staff mr. coke particularly were those turned over to her. >> they were public documents i think they were provided directly to mr. young in particular and whether they read them or not is another issue they were voluminous and, yes access to all the material by staff. >> so show you we've made effort to address people i i know there are opportunities to meet at their requests we've been accused of proposalstizing i make the statement in the june meeting we have a duty to educate the madam clerk,

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. >>> marge roukema has died. as a gop congresswoman from new jersey, she came in with the reagan wave in 1980 and served 11 terms. she rose to become the longest serving woman in the house. former teacher she ran for office initially to deal with the loss of her teenage son to leukemia. she was a moderate who worked with president clinton to pass the family medical leave act. split with her party on guns and abortion. marge roukema was 85 years old. >>> the american people feel they have lost control of their personal information. the latest pew survey shows over 90% don't trust companies with their data. 80% express concern about the government monitoring their communications. put another way the numbers show the people feel their right to privacy is fading quickly and there's nothing being done to stop it. >>> and somewhat related, drone sightings near aircraft especially are now almost a daily event across the u.s. sometimes several times a day. as one veteran commercial pilot put it, so far we've just been lu

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he turned 312 votes victory margin in a high electorate presidential election year into a 10 point marge maintain low turnout year. the question is why? the reason is voters aren't stupid. they saw him for six years and he has a populist vision. he put key parts to force insurance companies to give rebates to customers he ripped off. put at a time key provisions in the wall street reform bill that would stop corruption on wall street, stop some of the way they get a corrupt way. he has been out there for overturning citizens united and net neutrality. voters aren't stupid. they voted for him. >> that's where we disagree. >> married, tom, republican line. go ahead. caller: yes. good morning. i would like you to focus on keeping things simple. you may get through to more people if you slow your temperature o down. number 1, my litmus test for any politician is: will you support food stamps? because anybody that will not support children and elderly who have benefits of food stamps to 70% of the program doesn't deserve to be in washington. and you said as a flash point, a land mine for thes

>> miss marge. she is very sweet kitty.o years old. >> and then adorable tux ito cat hiding back there, just been clinging onto him this past ten minutes. >> her name is happy. >> okay. >> she was a former mother. she is a very sweet girl. she a little scared. that's to be expected. >> that's okay. a lot of people and animals are camera shy. so tell me about your first and for most your thanksgiving day specials that you have. >> yes, actually 36 a days a year open. saving lives every day. so today thankful for home adoption event, open from ten to 5:00. all pets that have been at the shelter, for over two week, are half off. actually marge qualifies for that promotion as well as happy. say so busy eating turkey, watching football today. you want to go down tomorrow, what are the "black friday" specials? >> pack friday, extended hours from 9:00 to 6:00. and all black pets are free. >> all of the black beauties, all other pets half off, or name your price. >> and remind us real quick where are you located in a. >> north phil

. >> i want to reiterate we're doing what we or were asked to do reach out to marge resident young to start the discussion on the questions and as president mathsd indicated we're in the process of providing the information and pointing out where the information is. >> thank you for your report. >> commissioners. >> i wanted to be at the board meeting left lane because the meeting what about here at the 8 o'clock for the meeting to meet and special meeting for 3. >> i'll keep it i'm not a fan of people talking meetings i think it's customer friendly to get the meeting set and not move the meeting by moving the deferred coming we're taking someone that people rely open over a 12 month incredibly i don't mind a refresher. >> to conform special board meeting single item staffs recommendation will be held start at one p.m. at it location an december 3rd. >> thank you. >> perfect. >> great we have a closed session item that's next could you please call that 0 do we do closed session here or move. >> unfortunately, we ask the public to move. >> i'll open up to public comment item for the cl

restart the discussion but definitely after we received the letter we were told specific to deal with marge resident and a conversation that we hope to continue. >> so all the commissioners on that i did give a responded a simple response back and due to the fact they've not met and do vafd any criticism that's specifically why i've asked did executive director to respond to the letter so i can pull it altogether and not get into people's schedule and not improperly responding before the vote takes place. >> so offers to meet were made. >> yes. >> so the

he turned 312 votes victory margin in a high electorate presidential election year into a 10 point marge maintain low turnout year. the question is why? the reason is voters aren't stupid. they saw him for six years and he has a populist vision. he put key parts to force insurance companies to give rebates to customers he ripped off. put at a time key provisions in the wall street reform bill that would stop corruption on wall street, stop some of the way they get a corrupt way. he has been out there for overturning citizens united and net neutrality. voters aren't stupid. they voted for him. >> that's where we disagree. >> married, tom, republican line. go ahead. caller: yes. good morning. i would like you to focus on keeping things simple. you may get through to more people if you slow your temperature o down. number 1, my litmus test for any politician is: will you support food stamps? because anybody that will not support children and elderly who have benefits of food stamps to 70% of the program doesn't deserve to be in washington. and you said as a flash point, a land mine for thes

speaking of new jersey, checking some of your drive times on the marge majors there. 295 looking good. new jersey turnpike southbound from mt. holly to 168, 17 minutes and 14 minutes on 42 northbound from the expressway out to the walt wittman bridge. >>> a walking history lesson. a surviving member of the tuskgegee airmen stopped by class yesterday. the author and former pastor spoke to the kids about his life and told nbc 10 that kids really need to focus on continuing their education after high school. >> you need to go to college. aim for college. can't get anything without going to school. >> did you hear him say aim high so when you fall you'll still be up there. great advice there. he served with the airmen for a week before the end of world war ii. >>> veteran day ceremonies are starting today in parts of the area and happening all weekend. we'll take you county by county next for a look at what's happeni happening in your neighborhood. >>> the valuable collections stolen by burglars have been returned to its owner. the website that helped crack the case. steak & eggs. steak &

i would like to acknowledge also and recognize vice admirable sir tim lawrence, my wife, margely the most honorable demarcus, the right honorable hooper. together they represent legislative and judicial branches of the united kingdom. also, the very reverend buckler mr. david mao, the law librarian of congress, and the british ambassador to the united states. also with us here today is sir robert wooster, chairman of the magna carta 800th anniversary celebration committee. the group responsible for coordinating the 800th celebration of the sealing of magna carta. my delegation from the inner and middle temples this year to represent two of the professional associations of the barristers of england and wales lord igor, lord justice tomlinson, sir anthony hooper, and the reverend robin griffin-johns. so i welcome you all and i'm grateful for your participation in today's ceremony. this exhibition was organized by the library of congress in partnership with the lincoln cathedral, bringing magna carta to the u.s. usa. we are immensely grateful to dean phillip buckler for the loan of linc

out of the blew -- blue he offered us a house he had rented on marge yaw -- martha's vineyard becausehe had to get back to the paper. that started a friendship that only grew over the years. when ben married sally in october of 1978, she brought a new sparkle life to his life and to ours outside the paper. along with larry stern and others, we share decades of work, mixed with pleasure thanks to sally and ben. ben and catherine graham made the "post" a second family to many of us, but it was ben who every day was the pumping heart of the operation. and pushed us with a kind of competitive hunger that was infectious. built bylid foundation ben and the grahams that the "post" and our hope goes on to even greater heights. i once went into ben's office to ask for a raise. he looked up from a crossword puzzle that he was always doing and said in his best gruff tone, you ought to be paying me for all the fun you're having. [laughter] he was right. his friends, his colleagues had memories ben golden that add to the enormous debt we owe him for the richness of life he has given us all. ♪ et ♪

. >> world series mvp madison bumgarner is in big demand as you can marge.late night television with jimmy fallon. >> hopefully there is more to come. >> what could you do? could you cut an album? >> i have been thinking about it. we smoke about -- we spoke with him about underwear created by jockey and he showed his bootie on camera. >> checking in on the alley bobber stock, it's down a little bit after company reported earnings since first going public. the commerce giant beat revenue expect take -- expectations and they are keeping an eye on that since the company still holds a substantial steak in the company. and it is teaming up to registered news articles, didn't call and on line television no grams and it will help them decide where to place ads so they are reaching the most receptiontive audiences. the ads are -- the stocks are up a little bit. >>> coming up on mornings on 2, a halloween scare and a disturbing discovery, police are warning parents check those trick or treat bags. >>> polls are opening soon, just minutes from the mid-term election an

. >> pat, that is such a slim marge and i know 45 percent on democrats and 46 percent say republicanso control congress. and why is neither party jazzed about the respective parties? >> we have seen the numbers bounce around and the same tracking poll plus 11. and you agree with that? >> i believe they bounce a round a lot. our numbers what we are seeing republicans having no matter how you ask a 4- 7 lead and on who controls congress 6- 10 point lead. that is reflected in the dissatisfaction with president obama and obama care and a lot of problems created over the past five years be fixed. >> pat, we hear about the voters out there, no one either likes either party? why is that? >> look, the country is in this decloin. people believe they will have a worse life for their children. and neither party talks about it. the voters want to chastise the democrats, but they are not in the mood for respect -- rewarding the republicans. >> and chris, let me ask you about that. one thing that pat said the republican party hasn't offered much in the way of vision. we heard about obama care and f

you know like maybe marge simpson?> work on that. >> i will keep reading or the producer will kill me. the worst christmas ever will air on the lifetime channel channel, on novemeber 29th. aubrey plaza does the voice for the famous feline. >> my apologies to to that actress. i thought it would be a little grumpy year. i've got to be more of a normal woman. >> i'm looking forward to that. >> one lifetime movie he watches every season. >> is it supposed to be a girl? >> greg the cat is a girl. >> i didn't know. but take a look back towards new england. they had a big snowstorm yesterday. if you were watching the lead up to the new england patriots game only 2 in. of snow but it came quickly. most of maine without power in some areas. 21 in. of snow back through that pregame. but those 2 in. fell before the game. the good news is, 60 mi. per hour wind gust, much of new england was under snow early in the morning. cooking and are day, temperatures will climb up to 60. we did get snow over the previous week and it came a fe

. >>> in virginia, marge focus tomorrow on the u.s. senate race. the man hoping to hold on to his seat, mark warner, just wrapped up a final rally. julie carey is in alexandria with a look at the final push. >> rorter: what's left of hundreds of mark warner supporters still filtering out of the market square. meantime, out in loudoun county, republicans are headed in to a rally for challenger ed gillespie that starts at 7:30 tonight. at home, some virginia voters may be scrambling to comply with a first. photo i.d. required at the polls. it's the headline race in virginia. the contest between mark warner and ed gillespie. both made northern virginia the final stop in election eve campaign swings. the latest poll shows the race tightening. warner's early double-digit lead has fallen to single digits. >> i have a great feeling about tomorrow. momentum all across the state. >> reporter: gillespie will hold a final rally in sterling. >> yesterday we turned our clocks and tomorrow we changer sarn volunteers will work the phone banks and canvas into the

gross marges at 56% plus or minus 2 points. the stock happens to be in your playbook. >> and they are saying exactly what pete said monday this week when people were talking about intel. and that is they are hitting on all cylinders and the pc is not dead. and they are on track this year to do that 40 million tablet they have been telling everybody they would. well, they are going to be there and that is a very positive sign. so to say intel is done, the story is over, it is time to get out, sold to those people. i think it goes higher. >> you still like the name. >> i still live it. i loved it when it got unjustly showed and it was $31 a share. i still think it's a steal. and plenty of upside here. we talked earlier in the we week --. management is taking action when they need to. this is one more feather in the cap. when they pay the dividend. look at the fundamental story. this stock can go a lot higher. >> the nasdaq was only about 300 away from 5 thousand. you had from the low, say, october 15th. until now tech has been re

prosecutors say 42 year old steven marge rot tow stole more than $150,000 in bail money from the occurm hold correctional facility. he turned himself in today. auththorities say a lengthy grad jury investigation led to his arrest. >> a former mistress bill cosby speaks exclusively to inside edition about the rape accusations made against him. cosby has admitted to having an affair with sean brown but in the '70's. tonight she told inside edition she is convinced the comedian drugged and raped her. she also said she believed cosby is the biological father of her daughter. >> i didn't think anything of it at the time because i new him, and i trusted him. but i do remember being very drugged and i don't remember much after that. i just remember waking up the next morning in the bedroom naked. i know i had had sex. i don't remember any of it. >> the decades old allegations of sexual assault have been coming back to haunt bill cosby in recent weeks much he's never faced any charges. his lawyer says he will not comment on any of the allegations. >> central bucks west is now looking for new h

>> for 2015 we'll be in good shape but obviously gross marge particularly on the pricing side of things. i think 2015 will be an all right year just like 2014 was. i don't think, you know, it was crazy good or bad. so i think we'll see housing starts increase year over year but prices on the other hand will see compression. >> the economy looks to be improving. i guess a lot hinges on where rates go. >> that's right. and you think about increases in rates next year. one of the other things -- >> or not. that is kind of point right, or not. >> that's right. or not. look at liquidity into home renovation. a lot of suppliers that supply housing are getting price increases which hurt housing because they are getting so much demand on the remodelling front. it's very interesting what is happening in the sector and largely dependent on interest rates and obviously what the economy is going to do. >> bill, this year was very choppy for home builders and i'm with you. i expect the same for next year. but if you look at these names, when a major selloff comes in, which tends to come -- you know,

ariana kelly preducts brown will win by a larger marge in than expected. >> i think this election willclose. it's important we get people out to vote. the early indicators tell us that brown is going to do well. democrats have been going out to the polls. >> reporter: tonight we have these unanswered questions. will there be a high voter turnout and will democrats defect? i'll be talking to some life-long democrats who tell me why for the first time ever they're planning to vote republican. th the latest live in prince george's county, chris gordon, news 4. >>> with the maryland governor's race getting attention for being closer than expected, keep it right here. still to come, i'll take a look at the key to winning for both candidates and why a specific county could play a critical role. >>> if the weather is nice, people tend to get out. >> the weather is going to be pretty nice. what a difference from tomorrow, what we just had over the weekend. it was cold out there this weekend. as a matters of fact, cold enough for snow. no, not in our area but just down to the southwest. this is

that's the outer loop just past the marge of the 270 spur.ing was on the outer loop between colesville and georgia. initially it blocked the center of the roadway and tied things up on the outer loop of the beltway getting from college park, route 1 ikea and west into silver spring. 395 your lineup edsall past landmark and heavy volume getting to the 14th street bridge. the crash on 28 and nokesville closed each way at aidan road with the crash. we'll be right back. thanks for joining wusa9 this wednesday morning. >>> civil rights lawyer who played a key role in ensuring black americans in the south had the right to vote has died. former justice department lawyer john doar died of congestive heart failure. >> this is video of president obama giving doar the medal of freedom in 20126789 he also led the team that made the constitutional case for the impeachment of president nixon. he was 92. >>> rap music pioneer big bank hank is being remembered now. he died yesterday in new jersey from complications from cancer. big bang hank whose real name

if it is about who is more naturalist, who will drive out the muslims, then in a sense marge in marginary power stays in power for years to come and the whole world loses. >> thanks for reporting. >> good to see you alex. >>> coming up we will look at the disturbing and widespread health risks of football. just ahead. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] with five perfectly sweetened whole grains... you can't help but see the good. woman: everyone in the nicu -- all the nurses wanted to watch him when he was there 118 days. everything that you thought was important to you changes in light of having a child that needs you every moment. i wouldn't trade him for the world. who matters most to you says the most about you. at massmutual we're owned by our policyowners, and they matter most to us. if you're caring for a child with special needs, our innovative special care program offers strategies that can help. >> a broad stretch of the country is bracing for early winter weather. let's go to rapid city. >> well, it seems as though the confetti machines are working, but we're talking snow flakes, th

. >> still marge, including details on the governor's first phone call to his successor after the election. >> and a woman is suing the city for the right to go topless. will tell you what the hon that. >> a dramatic rescue in new york city for some window washers. >> unbelievable stuff. and we have a baby elephant who managed to escape from an attack by aa g of an off-duty chicago police officer and her daughter. >> computers to back up after yesterday's fiasco at the dmv. >> the president is at in other asian summit. we have details. >>good morning, i'm dan ponce. and i'm lourdes duarte. those headlines are coming up butlet's go to demetrius ivory for a check of the weather. >> i wish we could just move past this segment on some days. here's the deal, snow showers, light flurries across the region. not too many. but the issue is the temperatures. i wouldn't call them dangerous but they are uncomfortable and much colder than normal. typical high is around 50. we are lucky to make it over 30. it's not just today, it will be like this for the next seven days. another reinforcement of cold a

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once that is hot, add 6 ounces of celery, 6 ounces of onions, 8 ounces of carrots, 2 grams of marge rim scenes of minced garlic. we'll sweat this down, everything nice and tender. again, have your carrots, little bite, to add it to the final product. saw tai this for five to eight minutes, along with your onions are trans lucent, carrots are firm with bite in the middle. looks good. we pull that off. get our potatoes into the mixer now. now we have our hot yams off the stove. add them, we have our 3 pounds of gold potatoes, add the mixer, important to do them so they are hot, using cue con gold, but use any white potato you want to. yuck on gold have the best body for. >> this then our mixer. start it on low. and again the sweet potatoes and yuckon's in nice. add 3 ounces of cream cheese. making sure we're scraping down the sides, to make sure everything is incorporated thoroughly. tweet it a little bit. add 3 ounces of butter. our 3 ounces of crispy cook bacon. now we go ahead, add those sweated carol, celery, carrots, herbs, from earlier. all right, and we head to our baking pan, you

by a sizable marge. jeanne shaheen is fighting off the challenge from republican scott brown. she is 10 points ahead right now. in north carolina, senator kay hagan is leading republican statehouse speaker thom tillis by 8 points in her bid to hold on to her senate seat. a full third of the senate is up for re-election. nine of those considered to be tossups right now. the latest cbs news battleground tracker shows the gop could pick up the six seats it needs to win a senate majority. we may not know which way the balance of power will swing. there's a chance of a runoff in louisiana. there's a libertarian candidate on the ballot in georgia, as well. so if no one gets the 50% of votes there, that race could go into some overtime. >> we could get down to waiting for weeks or longer. >> yes. >> all right. allen martin in the newsroom, thank you. >>> the bay area has two chances to make history tonight by taxing soda. prop e in san francisco would add a 2 cents per ounce tax on sugary drinks. in berkeley measure d would add one sent per ounce. supporters say sugary drinks are fue

across the including new york, los angeles, philadelphia, washington, and seattle as demonstrators marged in protest. this was the scene in new york where demonstrators briefly blocked one of the major bridges in the city. the city's police commissioner was splattered in fake blood thrown bay y a protester in tim square. >>> one of the attorneys for michael brown's family benjamin crunk described how brown's mother took the news. >> she was shocked. she believed he would be charged with something. she had really faith that the system would work for her child. she was just profoundly disappointed as only a mother could be. >> in just a minute pete williams will join us with more on the evidence the grand jury weighed for over three months including 70 hours of testimony. but first, i want to get to nbc's ron allen on the ground in ferguson. we see the burned out building behind you, ron. are protesters planning to reassemble any time soon there? as i mentioned 12:00 eastern time we'll hear from michael brown's parents. >> there is a protest going on when i walked out here at the courthouse

the fire seems to be margely under control. your alternate though for the time being, take mcdade, if you have to access the blue route headed northbound, and some major back up there, as women, on 295 from that onramp. over on 95 southbound, you can see, little bit of flashing lights right here from the market street off ramp so headed toward 95 southbound, there is an overturned truck there, for the pre dominant part of the morning so far. alternate to get around that so far girard or front, if you want to access. 495 southbound delaware near route 13 an accident taking out the right-hand lane. ukee, back over to you. >> jess, thank you. more breaking news for philadelphia police office remembers hurt when fire breaks out in a possible rooming house overnight. >> one resident was killed and three other tenants were left homeless. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joins us now at that scene with the latest information, justin, good morning. >> good morning, erika, ukee, yes, four office remembers expected to be okay this

. >>> thousands took part in a marge in the southern mexican state where 43 college students went missingd that evidence suggests that the students were killed and their remains burned. independent investigators have disputed those claims. parents are demanding answers. >>> bill cosby's upcoming appearance on the late show with david letterman has been counseled. he was supposed to be on the show on wednesday. the 77-year-old cosby was never criminally charge in any of the cases. he has declined to comment. >>> some incredible pictures from a whale watching trip in norway. unusually large numbers appearing this year. pretty dramatic. >>> ferguson, missouri is waiting on word whether officer darren johnson will be charged in the death of michael brown. as ferguson awaits that decision, new details today about the encounter between wilson and ferguson. they obtained police surveillance video showing footage of officer wilson and then audio of wilson's radio calls. authorities are calling for calm no mat whaer the garage decides. >> i don't know what's going to come out of this grand jury, b

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f youing -- can marge -- marginalize them. n boehner and mcconnell up traditionalists who can put together a package it's not that you have to have 218 votes out of the republican conference, but you have to have the majority of the republican congress, which is whatever, 120. if you put together 120 republicans with a like number of democrats and steny hoyer is a great deal-maker as well on the other side, you can get some of these things done. we'll see. i mean, the president has to dance. but if the president dances i think you can get a lot of stuff done. >> to follow up on that, the start of the last congress, boehner had a little bit of a scare. there were just a few members of his conference who wanted to vote for him for speaker. embarrassed him a little bit. do you see anything like that? >> you'll still see people show up on opening day and say i think we can take him but i think the speaker's troops have sort of circled the wagons. if you look at boehner for speaker and these other leadership pacs. to the rebel rous

occasions, between iranian-backed machines and the sunni-backed rebels inside of syria, and that's a marge larger issue, given energy prices and a whole slew of other things given our treaty obligations. unless you solve syria, you can't not only degrade isis but i can't destroy it and without doing a deal with syria, we can't deal with the jihadists. >> woodruff: it's looking more and more complicated almost by the day. >> absolutely. >> woodruff: andrew tabler, and joshua landis, we thank you. >> ifill: we turn now to indonesia and the remarkable recovery of a community that was nearly wiped out by natural disaster. newshour special correspondent kira kay reports. >> reporter: on a sunday morning, the villagers of lampuuk gather for a feast, celebrating the start of the harvest season. but lampuuk is also celebrating the life that has returned to it, a decade after a wall of water swept the village away. misran yusuf is the village's imam. he recalls a scene eerily like this one on dec 26, 2004. >> ( translated ): there was a wedding that day. we were preparing food and all of a sudden a

>> reporter: she is slowly trying to stop demonizing food and tells us, since filming, she's made margerogress and says she's no longer obsessing over what she eats. >> recovery is not easy. and it's extremely easy to get down on yourself. but i know that i can do this. and i think just knowing that i can, if i try hard enough, is enough to push me to succeed. >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm juju chang in new york. >> what a big moment just to admit you have this and something needs to be done. >> and to think -- we essentially talk about healthy eating. eating stuff that's supposed to be good for you. it becomes an obsession in itself. isn't it amazing how social media can te off. >> think about how many people -- i take pictures of food i'm eating and tweet it out. especially when i travel. i want people to know interesting places. >>> we're going to be talking about a doctor. the doctor is in, but the doctor is online here. >> growing number of therapists are taking their practices into cyberspace. we'll splaexplain coming up. yeah, we were nervous to try it. there's an amazing sen

a as you go from allentown on south but we are starting to get to that marge mal temperature even in the lehigh valley where we have seen the accumulation or change over at least start to take place. here's the synopsis of when things go down, heavier moisture moves in, at midday. whether it is rain or snow we are looking at very slow travel, vittoria, over to you. >> thanks, very much, katie. >> hold on one second. >> one step ahead of the storm down load cbs philly weather app to track is what ahead for your neighborhood and get latest forecast from our team of meteorologists. down load that app on google play on itunes. sorry, torey. >> you know what it is, we are waiting in the wings to get started on delivering this information today, just like all of you are waiting in the wings for weather that we are expecting, so, now that we have tag team lets talk traffic and talk i-95. traveling throughout the rush hour you are going to notice volume southbound i-95 out of northeast down through the vine street expressway, traveling north bound we will find delays through construction zon