>> mary. >> mary, nice to meet you. you are very special. it's nice to see you. >> it's the biggest city in the world. to be associated with this type of event, you can't do anything more, you know. hey i'm just glad that i get to be a part of supporting a beautiful cause could have a huge heart for little people so anything i can do to help is amazing and i'm latta get to have that shot. it looks gorgeous. >> stay tuned for an encore performance by nelly when nick cannon rocks times square with st. mary's kids continues. what dear? oh! oh, you're bad. stop that! i'm sorry. (vo) a new york millionaire whisperer. what? oh ho ho! (vo) you'd make a way better rich person. lotto. making more new yorkers >> this is your desk? >> a big cheer. welcome to nelly. let's make some noise. [applause] >> sorry for the delay. i was just charging my scooter. alicia micheli, wasn't she awesome? [applause] and what a cool dude. he's backstage with another very cool dude. anthony, come on out nick and give it up for anthony as well. [applause] >> thank you. do

mary anne: they were american citizens. ed: donald trump' s leading in the polls, but there is one non-candidate getting bigger numbers, and that is mitt romney. eric, is there any chance your old boss would rethink his decision and jump in? eric: he is a leader in the party and the polling new hampshire reflects that. the rank-and-file wants him, but he will not reconsider his decision. people want most what they cannot have. the good news is we do not need mitt romney to defeat hillary clinton. fox news did a poll last week that shows six different public and candidates beat her head to head. i think the reason for that is because national security is the new focus of this race and there is a recognition by the american people that hillary clinton and the president have failed at containing terror. mary anne: here is the beauty -- the draft romney campaign continues and it is interesting to watch eric and his former colleagues on the romney campaign behind this effort -- eric is trying to make hillary clinton the second c

mary was the heart of her owner. she came and asked over and over if she would go with her and her family to havana where her husband already was. time and again she said no, she would not go. she did not want to leave her friends and family behind in new orleans. finally, in the middle of january 1863 after numerous threats that if roasted not a great deal mary would take three of her other children and just was them off to havana. the middle of january she took three of rose herrera's children, border them on a steamship, and sailed for obama. almost exactly two years later at the beginning of january 1865 she returned to new orleans to visit her friends. rose herrera who was by that time not only out of jail free and her that she had come back to town and went to confront her and to demand that she returned her children, but mary said no. she did not have the children and could not bring them back. and at that point she did something quite remarkable. she went to a judge and had mary thrown in jail for kidnapping.

i'm anne-marie green. there is fear of terror this morning in two of the world's greatest cities, new york and paris. new york city officials say there is no credible or specific threat against the city despite a new isis video warning of an impending attack. while in paris, the investigation of last week's attacks continues, we have correspondents in both cities, but we will begin with don champion in times square. don, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. the nearly six-minute video was released yesterday, five days after the deadly attacks in paris. while only a small part of the video references ew york, the message is clear, and it prompted a response from city officials. >> there is no credible and specific threat against new york city. >> reporter: the isis propaganda video shows a suicide bomber preparing for an attack and a glimpse of times square. though the video raises concerns, city officials say there is nothing new. >> new york obviously remains one of the top terrorist targe

mary: we're almost out of time. political discussion of how this is playing for politicians in colorado, and more broadly, for 2016. we have to talk about that. many republican candidates have said, look, i'm ok with this. it is constitutional. it's what the founders intended. it's not my cup of tea. even ted cruz has said this. on the democratic side, oddly enough, they are not super pro. even bernie sanders is not living it up enough to say he would be pro legalization. [laughter] mary: give me a little colorado take on whether this is hurting or helping people as far as politics go. wayne: the consensus in colorado is that legalization stems to hurt politicians on the right. i'm not sure that's true. it seemed the crowd was evenly split. it's a young crowd. the consensus that i hear from right of center pundits is that amendment 64 is going to take a purple state and make it permanently blue. i'm not sure that's true. when reason it passed in colorado and we were the first to state to do this, and i don't think t

i'm anne-marie green. well, this morning, it is still unclear what caused that russian jet line tore crash in egypt last weekend. cbs news has learned that a u.s. satellite detected a heat flash over the sci-fi peninsula at the same time the jet broke apart in midair on saturday. all 224 people on board were killed in the crash. the bodies of more victims were returned to russia this morning. tina krauss is in london with the latest. tina, good morning. >> reporter: anne-marie, a senior official at the russian airline blames an external influence for the crash, ruling out pilot error or technical issues. the debris has spread across nearly 8 square miles of the top aviation officials say that indicates the jet broke up in midair but says it's too soon to say what caused the crash. the airbus was en route to the red sea resort of sharm el-sheikh to st. petersburg when contact was lost. it was in the air just 23 minutes. experts have not ruled out a bomb the director of u.s. intelligence says it is unlikely

chris and mary. you can see what residents here in hoboken are waking up to in the southwest section of the city. still quite a few inches of water across many roadways here. they expect to see plenty of police helping to direct traffic. the streets of hoboken looking like a bubbling brook on sunday. roads impossible. and monday sidewalks covered, too. after a break in a 24-inch water main caused a major disruption in the southwest part of the city. >> it was scary. >> reporter: this morning some of the trees are still shutdown. and city officials are saying crews are working to restore water pressure in the highrise buildings. the lack of water forced many businesses to close sunday. >> we had to close this morning for brunch, which was pretty terrible. brunch is very popular for us with football. we lost a substantial amount of money. >> reporter: even some of the emergency vehicles got stuck in the collapsed pavement. people who lib in the area left to roll up their pants and wade through the neig

hi, everybody, i'm mary hart.e.t.." >> you go rehearse and i'll see you later. bye. >> 1964 when we first met. >> chestnuts roasting on an open fire ♪ >> you're hired. >> you're fired. >> by that's a big ring you're wearing. >> as much as we have ever talked about. >> meeting a handsome dude -- >> the perfect fairy tale happening before our eyes here. >> nobody does it better than you. >> biggest compliment i've heard over and over is mary, i feel like you're part of my family at dinner time. >> wow. >> getting teary-eyed. >> you know, it is fun it look back on all of those fun interviews. great experiences. great locations. >> you feel like it was yesterday when you watch it? >> a lot of it does. well, not the first couple. hello, i'm mary hart. right out of teaching school. >> michael jackson, what was that like? >> extraordinary. >> and he seemed to me, back stage, so nervous. and so frail. and so quiet. i thought, how can he turn into michael jackson. >> who would you say, out of everyone you have interviewed,

and, he left mary with an unforgettable surprise. he stopped at her workplace and told her he would never leave again. a few months later, they married and as roger likes to say, "the rest is history." "somebody y aves the house, giveve her a goodbye kiss and say i love you, everytime, everyday,y, said roger. "at night when we e to bed, love you. and that's the way it's always been. that's the way it always will be." almost 5 decades later, the rest story is still in the making. in hawarden, iowa, tiffany lane, ktiv news 4.>> mary has all of the letters roger sent her, which totols more than 100. roger lolo his during the war.r. still to come... it's day two of the state volleyball tournament in cedar rapids. five siouxland teams will be in action -- and we'll have the if you think there's no solution to the climate crisis, think again. in iowa, wind energy is already producing enough power fofoover a million homes, reducing our dependence on foreign oil and supporting six thousand jobs. i'm tom steyer. with bold leadership and an el

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mary and jeff have set up a meeting with an agent, the same one who launched channing tatum's career. that's a lot of pressure for a guy they found four months ago at a gas station in hannibal, missouri. >> he walked in front of us. we both were like -- didn't really say much to each other, just jumped out of the car and went in. >> which is always the best sign. >> where you both agree? >> yes, and we don't even have to talk. >> i noticed this guy just kind of checking me out. and i'm like, dude. what's your problem? >> he had the height, he had the >> i had never thought about a career in fashion or the fashion industry. >> the right person looks at him and says, i love this guy. boom. it can go like this. >> come over this way a little. >> reporter: mary and jeff are spending months of their time preparing alijah. >> be a little more relaxed. >> like that. just how you are right now. >> reporter: and investing thousands of dollars in test shoots. >> it looks tense. maybe dig in deep. find something that's like, oom, know what i mean? >> reporter: with no guaranteed commission unles

mary, security has been increased at the planned parenthood in the city? mary: that is right. the center closed here for the holiday weekend but not clear if planned parenthood was specifically targeted even. after a tense six-hour and juf and shoot out, the gunman finally gave himself up to police. it is not clear what the mote eves with or why he opened fire repeatedly killing two civilians and one police officer from the university of colorado. we did get officers inside of the building at the planned parenthood. they were able to get him to surrender. mary: the dram mall begin in colorado springs shopping plaza. a man seen walking with a riffle parenthood center. >> they got the guns out. mary. four to five witnesses ducked for cover as the man began shooting. one of the first victims, a passing motorist in the parking lot. i watched this car. a guy got out, actually fell on the proud where you could see all the gunshots, and oh mo god, it terrified me mary: soon, the gunman would be inside with hostages. the sister had appointment and found herself trapped. >> can you see

>> reporter: the husba and wife team's business took off when mary discovered this guy at an iowa bar. yep. that's ashton kutcher. >> tl me about ashton. what stood out? >> i remember thinking he was gorgeous. really beautiful. and big personality. extremely confident. right out of the gate. i was like, whoa! ye. >> reporter: here's ashton at his humble beginning. his first modeling job. selling $20 jeans for montgome ward. and then there's supermodel carly gls. one of the highest-paid models in the world. who they found in a missouri mall model search. >> carly at the time was 13 years old. 5'6". major growth spurt. at that point i think she was maybe 5'9". >> three inches and you were like, yes! >> yeah. yes. >> reporter: they run their mom and pop operation out of their basement in darden prairie, missouri. >> this is our activive rosterf models that wewe have th are traveling around the world, different markets. >> yeah, probably out of those 15 -- >> probably three will work out. >> reporter: mary and jeff say their latest discovery, 20-year-old elijah harrison -- >> do you have

mary's with a good start. but the hawks hung tough all day - tristin mason with the big block at the net - hamptotogiving the cards aa run. but backckomes st. mary's - riley sibibl - huge kill to thehe floor - but st. . mary's actually lost the first set - and needed 5 sets to close out hampton. but sibbel leads the cardinals to the victory - st. mary's is the two-time defending state champs in class d-1 - but they're on to the finals in d-2 with a 3-2 win. other state semifinals from lincoln - in class c2 third-seeded stanton tops the mustangs will meet hastings st. cecilia in the final - the hawkettes beat guardian angels central catholic of west point, 3-1. the c-2 final is tomorrow at 1-o- clock. western christian is playing for a class 2a state championship in cedar rapids. the wolfpack, currently out on the court against sumner-fredericksbur g. wolfpack came out with a tenacity and on a mission hungry for the 2a ttitle kaarsyn winterfeld got the wolfpack off to a strong start with two aces to open the fi

. >> and i'm mary calvi. traffic and weather on the 2s in a moment. >>> but first, breaking news from paris where a police raid this morning has targeted the alleged master mind of friday's terror attacks. it has been a chaotic night. a female suicide bomber is dead and five others are taken into custody. >> jonathan vigliotti is live from paris. jonathan -- >> reporter: good morning to you chris and mary. we are about three blocks away from where the early morning raid was carried out here about 4:00 local time. it's now six hours later and you can still see the active scene. police and troops scouring the street, looking for what we believe to be more possible suspects. the french prosecutor saying that one female suicide bomber did detonate her vest. five people have been take into custody. three found inside the apartment and two outside on the streets. this hour, their exact identities still unclear but there is reason to believe that the master mind behind this attack was hiding out inside. gunfire erup

and, he left mary with an unforgettable surprise. he stopped at her workplace and told her he would never leave again. a few months later, they married and as roger likes to say, "the rest is history." "somebody leaves the house, give her a goodbye kiss and say i love you, everytime, everyday," said roger. "at night when we go to bed, love you. and that's the way it's always been. that's the way it always will be." almost 5 decades later, the rest of their love story is still in the making. in hawarden, iowa, tiffany lane, mary has all of the letters roger sent her, which totals more than 100. roger lost his during the war. after our winter wakeup call last night, ben says things should be better today. he's in next with the forecast... and a woman who has touched the lives of many in fort hood texas was recently put in icu. we'll tell you what the soldiers are doing to give back to her. if you think there's no solution to the climate crisis, think again. in iowa, wind energy is already producing enough power for over a million homes

good morning, jill. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie anne-marie. the attacks in paris didn't weigh heavy on wall street. stocks rallied ending a three-day losing streak.ined 237 points. the nasdaq added 56 points. >> president obama is in manila for the asia-pacific economic cooperation sum where this morning leaders condemn the paris attacks. the president will meet with members of the trans-pacific partnership. the massive free trade agreement his administration has pushed. but the fight against islamic terrorism is overshadowing the meeting. >>> the new york state judge denied a restraining order operators draftkings and fanduel. they want to block the state attorney general from shutting them down. attorney general eric sneiderman says the games are illegal gambling. draftkings and fanduel say they offer games of skill not of chance. another hearing is scheduled november 25th. as for now the sites are still active in new york. >>> marriott international is buying rival hotel cane starwood for $12.2 billion. the deal would create the largest hot

mary. mag ann white knewle from the start she would be the one to save her hus opinion's life. prad wait's kidney failed. both of them out of the brew. >> i am 34 years old. it was complete sot system. two kids that was crazy. you cannot imagine. mary. ed were has big family, but in in the it was meg fan be who washingtons the perfect match. >> god wants me to be the one. i know. brad was nervous. i don't want to see her go through. what is going to hap wen the kids and both of us and god forbid anything happened. mary. megan within out. the doctors reassured them it was kaddocision. >> we, you know, encouraged people to find a living donor and so, soon they don't have to wait. they can get transplants soon and get off dialysis soon. mary: the pact they are husband and wife just one week after transplant surgery, mag gn and brd at back at home in plymouth with the 9-year-old gabe and 2-year-old hawley. they have support from family and friends and have so much to be thankful for. i cannot b

." >> plus, donnie and marie, the first interview together after his vocal chord surgery. >> after surgery, he never kplanld. complained. >> i couldn't. >> now in our 35th season this is entertainment tonight. >> thank you for joining us. newsmaking headlines. >> ncis star attacked on the street if hollywood. our exclusive interview today. >> he told me was going to kill me several times. i absolutely believed him. i prayed as hard as i ever life. happened. >> i got tacked by a severely meantally ill homeless person. and he punched me in the face. clearly my face was a little swollen and my nose was a little red. and pinned me down and -- not down but by my arm and told me he was going to kill me. and i know that he was. >> according to pauley, the attack went down. just a few blocks from where i'm standing right now at 5:00 p.m. yesterday. she was walking down the sidewalk, a homeless man began to approach. she looked at him to make sure he wasn't a friend or someone who might need something. and as soon as she walked by him, that's when the attack began. >> and it was terrifying. it was

mary? 3:00 mary: more than 10,000 people filled the center tonight. clearly, a lot of people enjoy the style. reporter: a large crowd cheered on donald trump tonight raising raft remember whence vowed to take out isis even if it means boot on those grind syria. >> we got go and knock the (beep) out of these people. we got to do it. [cheering and applauding] [chanting "u.s.a.]" heather: mary. trum said -- >> it could be the great trojan horse. we cannot take a chance that some of the people coming in are eye. >> don't women or children. semen that are strong and very young. >> you know, we tang thousands and thousands. we have five that come in as isis, rook tat the damage they did. a small number in paris. >> as always, a hand prove testers. this one calling trum ap racist. these holding up signs that read migrant lives matter. >> they are so misguided, they don't get. i they don't get it mary: it is not clear. >> it is amazing. i mentioned food systemps than guy who is overweight went crazy. he went crazy. mary. trum had harsh words tonight saying hi

. >> and i am mary calvi. in a moment. >>> but first, police harbor units will be back in the waters this morning where a small plane went down last night. >> we learned the crash was deadly. andrea grymes is live with more. >> reporter: well, chris and mary, the fog out here is horrible. you captain see a thing behind me -- you can't see a thing behind me but that is not the reason why the nypd has suspended the search for now. it's because they have found just about everything they can take a look at the pictures the nypd special operations short time ago. the initial 911 call according to police sources came in just before 8:00 last night with the caller reporting seeing a flash in the sky. nypd harbor units recovered offshore. the nypd believes at this point, only one person was onboard this two-seater plane. they recovered debris including a wing, wheel and tail according to sources. we're told the plane was headed from philadelphia last night to maine. the faa is investigating. the nypd does plan to resu

mary: his campaign now admits point but was recruited. other stores about violence evidence in college also in question. appreciate inconsistencies. kindergarten teacher who said ip mary: today, carson hitting again at the media, tweeting. we raised $3.5 million this week alone. thank you, biased media. but public support is not protecting him from attacks within his own party. on the even of his appearance on saturday night live, donald trump took a swipe at the controversy. >> he went into a bathroom and all of a sudden found religion. >> on the democratic side. mary: hillary clinton took questions at a town hall hosted by the south carolina legislative black caucus, and got some laughs while the learning to dance the wobble. meanwhile, bernie sanders stumped in nearby columbia, shaking hands and taking selfies as he focused on women and minorities. mary bruce, abc news, washington. mike: what a week we have had. temperatures in the 60' s and 70' s all week long. today goes in the record books at 69 degrees. last night. has been pretty

a i am mary sa laded in a, wcvb newscenter 5. >> i am mary sa laded in a. >> well, millions lined the streets for a holiday tradition. the 89th annual hays sy's thanksgiving day parade held today. giant pa loo, fret marching been as made though way down to midtown. the new york pd had festives amid heighten concerns over terrorism making the most heavily-policed parade in the city's history. >> then an on unlikely landing pad for a blim in new york. the blimp had been flying for three hours to promote the manhattan institute to those attending the macy's thanksgiving day parade. on the way to refuel, gusts pick up, and the pilot deed sided to make an emergency landing. two people onboard. neither injured. good news there. danielle, everything was ok today. meteorologist: that is good. you mow m we had a little bit of wind today. that wind was warming wind so much so, we round up to the upper's in totten as well as norwood, bedder, boston hit a high of 35 degrees for the month of move. we're actually running well above normal. and about to finish off that month very strong because tomo

mary: yeah, it sure is, heather. wal-mart is defending the product saying there are warnings on the label. but pet owners and pet experts tonight. >> so much guilt that i gave him this bone. mary: kelly pasquariello and her family learned an expensive and emotional lesson. that almost cost them their beloved dog jake. kelly picked up this, a product within hours, after giving it to jake, she knew it was a horrible mistake. >> it was very obvious. he was vomiting. and had diarrhea and he could barely walk. it splintered as he ate it. pieces the size of the tip of my finger got stuck in his small intestine. mary: thousands of dollars of emergency surgery later, jake was saved. but kelly can't believe any retailer would still stock the product. especially after she researched the internet. >> you google this bone it comes up with so many stories of either pets losing their life or they need emergency surgery like jake. mary: the better business bureau issued a warning about the ham bone five years ago. because so many p

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. >> and i'm mary calvi. welcome to cbs 2 news. we will have traffic and weather on the 2s in just a moment but first, breaking news, a major police investigation underway in newark. >> we are hearing arab ring leader attempt may have led to a police-involved shooting. janelle burrell is live in newark with more on that for us. >> reporter: yeah, chris, it was quite the scare for workers at this station here at the corner of washington and court streets in downtown newark. they were robbed by armed robbers at gun point around 12:45 this morning. two men, one wearing a mask armed with a hand gun came in demanding they turnover cash from the register. as the suspects were threatening to shoot, they say a newark police officer who sometimes stops by the gas station happened to be in the area and another attendant flagged him down and told the officer what was going on and they say the officer ordered the suspect to drop the gun. when the suspect refused, they say that's when the cop fired one shot, injuring the suspect in the torso ar

i'm anne-marie green.'s beefed up security here and abroad as new threats of attacks heightens concern. isis released another video, this time threatening the white house with suicide and car bombings. the fbi is tracking dozens of people in this country who might be prone to carrying out a copy cat attack. the fbi's director says there are no links between anyone here in the u.s. and the paris attacks. and the man hunt for salah abdeslam expanded. authorities say it's unclear if he's in france or belgium. ti tina kraus begins our coverage. >> reporter: that's right. as salah abdeslam remains at large, we're learn mrg about how french authorities were able to track down the master mind. he was caught on a security subway camera not long after the attack. possibly within an hour after the attacks. french detectives found a discarded cell phone in a trash bin near the bataclan theater. that led them to the apartment where abaaoud where he and his cousin, the french suicide bomber were hold up. police are foc

closed captioning provided by -- >>> they still sound as good as ever, donnie and marie, what a reliefhat is it after donnie had to undergo vocal chord surgery. >> it was really scary for him. he had a 50/50 chance he would never sing again. i was there as he and marie sounded amazing and announced that they will be extending their run at the flamingo for another year. >> donnie first, how you are feeling? >> i'm doing great. i'm better than i've ever been. >> he was amazing during -- after the surgery. you know, you never complained. >> i couldn't. three weeks of silence. my wife loved it. ♪ i feel good >> they joke about it now, donnie's surgery in august was a lot more serious than they led on. >> had it been botched, it would have been the end of donnie and marie. >> but it was a success and a better than ever donnie was proudly showing me a bit of leo, his eighth grandson. >> here is the latest osmond. >> and marie is a proud grandma. >> congratulations on your second grandbaby. >> thank you. number three is on the way. >> yes, it's crazy. >> these two aren't ready for the rocking

anne-marie. >> don champion in new york. thank you, dornl. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," we will talk about the simpblg and gop efforts to have more control over the debates with face the nation moderator and cbs political daekor john dickerson. hillary clinton was in chicago yesterday for a series of fund raisers. during one she met with the families of gun violence of trayvon martin, michael brown and tamir rice. all were black youth shot and killed in high profile cases. the key man involved in getting saddam hussein died this morning. ahmed chalabi provided intelligence indicating iraq had weapons of mass destruction. >> that turned out to be false. he was 71-years-old. a storm is delivering an early taste of winter to northern california. the cold front moving in from the pacific northwest is bringing much needed precipitation to the drought stricken region. the system dropped up to a foot of snow in parts of the sierra, nevada. drivers were forced to use chains or snow tires on mountain highways around lake taho

they are rebecca nurse, bridget bishop, mary english, and n putnam, tituba and mary warren. they had different opinions of what was going on. rebecca nurse was married to a farmer. rebecca not only had an extended and supportive family working tirelessly on her behalf but dozens of neighbors who petition the court to insist on her good reputation. far from being an outsider, she was a full member of the salem church. even so, she would be put to death. bridget bishop does not seem to have many if any supporters. none of the paperwork indicates her husband did anything for her. she had been suspected and arrested for alleged witchcraft before at which time she survived the charge. in 1692 she was not as lucky. the first tried, found guilty, and the first to hang. mary english will be remembered as a grand lady. she had owned property. her husband philip owned and controlled that property. he was a successful merchant, in salem's top 1%. he was also french speaking from the isle of jersey. one of great britain's channel islands, and served himself protestant, people would be w

mary likes to challenge herself. don't give her a hard time. >> i get andy dalton and she gets the russians. >> reporter: the race to the finish line for a new jersey family of four awaiting a new addition. [ rocky theme song ] >> reporter: so right now, the family is evenly split between the boys and girls. down the stretch there. and 15-month-old daughter carmen as well. the tie breaker is due april 2016. >> you can do it, no. 2, so close. >> reporter: across the finish line. we will have to see what that the tie breaker goes to. cute though. that little waddle, come on. >>> on the late show, james corden put his parents on special assignment. they went behind the scenes of an american football game being played in london and corden's mother couldn't believe her eyes in the jaguar's locker room. >> i bet. >> there we go. >> i'm not used to such specimens of men. no, i can't -- he's got -- [ laughter ] >> reporter: after the segment, corden jokingly said that his mother asked for locker room passes for all of the ga