christianity serves as a foundation but continues to thrive in a harsh new world of uncertainty, mark martin, cbn news, jamestown, virginia. >> thanks mark. thanksgiving is a time of plenty for many americans, other are are forceed to rely on the generosity. mercy chefs, a ministry that combines food and evangelism to touch the lives of thousands. efrem graham went to see them in action in new york city. >> more than a million new yorkers struggle to put food on the table. 3,000 live on the street. >> homelessness can happen to anyone. it is what you do with your circumstances. >> today clyde helps feed the homeless as a chef. only three short years ago, the harvard business school graduate found himself on the street. >> the bible says rejoice in all things, we have a tendency to give thing thanks when things are good. if you don't go through tests and trials, you can't be thankful. >> more people than food, only problem, that is until mercy chefs thought them how to maximize their mission. >> we are so happy to partner with them so we can see the fruit of their labor. we doubled their kitc

it's also getting great reviews and should hit the $19 million mark. martin scorsese branches out with his first 3d feature hugo. it won't bring in the eye-popping return that the muppetts but it is expected to make $10 million. the honeymoon is not over for edward and bella. breaking down part. bill's favorite. he's just waiting for part 2. it scored the fifth best opening weekend of all time. it's expected to be number one for a second week for around $55 million. so take that, bill karins. this comes to us from knbc california in los angeles, where thanksgiving was the perfect day for one couple to show how thank they are for each other. harold and edna put their own personal touch on yesterday's holiday dinner. along with giving thanks they celebrated, get this, 80 years of marriage. the 100-year-old first went over his 99-year-old in fifth grade with a candy bar. what's the secret to their story? never let an argument last overnight. everyone get out your pens and paper and make a note of that. >>> i'm lynn berry, and this is "early today," just your fir

it's also getting great reviews and should hit the $19 million mark. martin scorsese branches out into the family genre with his first 3-d family feature, "hugo." it won't bring in the eye-popping return that the muppetts but it is expected to make $10 million. the honeymoon is not over for edward and bella. and the latest "twilight" film, "breaking dawn part 1." last week it scored the fifth-best opening weekend of all time. this weekend is expected a second number one with around $14 million. >> i think i want to go again just to see if there was anything i missed. >> it's amazing how connected they are. >> you started reading all the books, too, right. >> there's books? >> good recovery. this comes from knbc l.a. in los angeles, where thanksgiving was the perfect day for one couple to show how thank they are for each other. harold and edna put their own personal touch on yesterday's holiday dinner. along with giving thanks they celebrated, get this, 80 years of marriage. the 100-year-old first won over his 99-year-old in fifth grade with a candy bar. over

hendrick owns the cars driven by jimmie johnson, dale earnhardt, mark martin.comes after another crash owned by hendrick motor sports. back in 2004, a plane crashed killing all ten on board that included hendrick's son ricky, his brother, and twin nieces. >> stay with u

just no market now and no marking here. martin kelly, 21 years old, scoring his first-ever goal for liverpool. a torrid night. his body language, if you look, of course he's positive. he's hardly ever known disappointment in his short career. but he didn't look the same man that we've seen. he did actually allude to the fact he didn't play well last night. >> he only seemed to have peaks at the moment, don't they? >> wonderful football at times. it's not surprising when you look at the cost of some of the players they've got with them. he was recruited for some cost last season, and he's gone on strike. that's adam johnston, the special winger. and that close to take into extra time. so city march they can still do , big week next week. >> thanks a lot. the former president of ivory coast, laurent gbagbo, has been taken into custody of the international criminal court in the hague, where he's charged with crimes against humanity. mr. gbagbo was flown to the netherlands overnight. he's likely to appear in court next week. he'll be

mark primo and martine soto -- raise your hand, martine. he's been my negotiator whenever people are trying to figure out what the next space process is going to be. i also would like to recognize the department of public works. i believe we have representative. the real estate division, john updike. the 25 van ness real estate team, leslie, jerrold and john updike. one of the things that we're looking at is how to bring this to the 21st century in technology, where, also, we're going to have a large conference room. i believe it's going to fit about 150 people, and that will be able to bring community people in, but it's also going to be an advantageous one for us. we're talking about telemedicine so we can speak to other parts of the world in terms of our work. so the department of technology. do we have representatives? all right, great. and our own san francisco department of information technology unit, do we have our staff here? and turner construction. what could we do without a construction company. so -- [applause] again, i wanted

justice mark martin of north carolina, supreme court. judge brett kavanaugh, u.s. court of appeals, d.c. circuit. and chief judge edith jones. our moderator today is kirsten castaneda. she is senior counselor and the appellate practice group in dallas, texas. she received her ba from yale university and her jd from smu, school of law where she was a scholar. she's a member of the executive board of the council of appellate lawyers. please show me in welcoming the distinguished panel. [applause] >> thank you so much for being here today with us for our talks about judicial decision-making. before we begin on this veterans day, i would like to take a moment to remember all those who have served our country in the u.s. armed forces, and all of our men and women in uniform today. thank you for your service. [applause] >> i want to start with the question that kind of bridge between lawyering and judging. before you became a judge, when you were a lawyer, as a lawyer before he went on the bench, what didn't you understand about how judges make decisions as a chief judge

in san martin, mark sayre, cbs 5. >>> the white house is getting into the holiday spirit. the official christmas tree arrived today in a horse-drawn carriage no less. first lady michelle obama and her daughters were there to take the delivery. volunteers decorated the 19- foot balsam fir which will be in the blue room. this tree is from wisconsin. but the national christmas tree for the u.s. capital is from california. >>> they struggled in the aftermath of "occupy oakland." what small businesses are doing now to fix their bottom line. >>> gunfire, fights, pepper spray. what psychologists say is behind shoppers' bad behavior this black friday. >> this was a great catch because we had a lead violation which would be these animals. >> inside a warehouse so secret its location is classified. and it's full of cargo just for kids. after a big recall a few years ago, see why today's toys are safer. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, desperately trying to stay alive. in one case, it was neig the idea of helpin >>> our top story at 6:30, black friday and businesses desperately trying to stay al

mark. oscar winning filmmaker martin scorsese branches out into the family genre with his first 3d featureecause of its limited release it won't bring in the eye-popping returns of "the muppets," expecteded to make maybe $10 million. but the honeymoon isn't over yet for ed ward and bella. in the latest "twilight" film, "breaking dawn part 1." bill's going to be there. it scored the biggest opening weekend of all time and this week is expected to be number one for a second week with around $55 million. don't hate on it, bill. >> this is how most women must have felt about the "lord of the rings" trilogy. >> rolling their eyes? >> it's in reverse. >> way to draw a huge stereotype. what if there's a woman who hates "twilight" but loves "lord of the rings"? >> then i'd go to the movies with her! >> there you go. >> it's date night. >> i'm sure your wife would love that. how's the weather, bill? >> we're doing okay. i saw christmas trees on the way to work. we're just a month away from christmas. >> isn't that ironic? >> a big tree going to be lit up soon. good morning, everyone. it's a beautif

justice mark martin of north carolina supreme court. judge cavanagh for the d.c. circuit chief judge of the u.s. court of appeals for the fifth circuit. our moderator today is kirsten castaneda, senior counsel in the park to screw up a lot and received her ba from baylor university and jd from smu richey with a debut summer scholar and she is a member of the executive border of the council of appellate lawyers. please join me in welcoming this distinguished panel. [applause] >> thank you for being here today with us for our talk about judicial decision-making. before we begin on this veterans day, i would like to take a moment to remember all those who have served our country in the u.s. terms were says in men and women in uniform today. thank you for your service. [applause] i want to start with a question to kind of bridge between lawyering and judging. before you became a judge, when you're a lawyer, as a lawyer before you went on the bench, why didn't you understand about how judges make decisions? we will start with you. >> that was so long ago i heard they e

judge eugene pigott junior of the new york court of appeals, the state's highest court, justice mark martin of north carolina supreme court, judge brett kavanaugh, u.s. court of appeals for the d.c. circuit and chief judge edith jones of the u.s. court of appeals for the fifth circuit. our motter greater chance cristen castaneda, senior counsel in the appellate at locke lord and she received her jd from smu school of law where she was a sumners scholar and she is a member of the executive board of the council of appellate lawyers. these join in welcoming the outstanding distinguished panel. [applause] >> thank you so much for being here today with us for our talk about judicial decision-making. before we begin on this veterans day, i would like to take a moment to remember all those who have served our country in the u.s. armed forces in northern men and women in uniform today. thank you for your service. [applause] i want to start with a question to kind of bridge between lawyering and judging. before you became a judge, when you're a lawyer, as a lawyer before you went on the bench, what

society allowed again for eventually the state to rebuild and to become more authoritarian mark when i studied under martin malley and he used to always tell me that when totalitarian societies and states collapse they collapse totally do you agree with that statement because again we were all looking at the the how powerful the soviet union the communist party of the soviet union was but once it collapsed everything else went with it i mean it was the total collapse. well you know actually the state didn't collapse in many ways the state actually fragmented so they're little pieces of the state and in fact and in some places the you know members of the politburo are actually still in power such as in kazakhstan so i think. you know exaggerated. plus you know i think they were all there is ways in which the institutions that were there under communism played a major role in the whole transition process that didn't totally disappear in fact ironically the communists were in the forefront of the movements that did the soviet union so if you look at the leadership of the estonian popular front if you look at

mornings, 20s there the cold spot frederick, 28 right now, let's see manassas, dulles, freezing mark, 32, martins this morning and generally inside the belt way, low 40s. 42 washington. 43 hot spot annapolis, fredericks burg, 34 itself. on the chilly side itself. a beautiful couple days highs later this afternoon should top out right back in the low 60s and that is right where we should be. nice start to the month of november. sentinel sat rad, nothing to show you immediate washington area. mid-atlantic, bright sunny day, storm system to the west bringing more snow to denver, and to portions of the colorado rockies that will get in here thursday night and friday, cloud cover and maybe a few showers to the south of the region, thursday night, friday, really what we want to talk about that area of right pressure, low 60s parts of the -- high pressure, low 60s parts of the area, nice. as we get into the weekend we will fall back to 50s. nice rebound, temperatures 60s. early next week without much rain in the forecast, 62 this afternoon get out enjoy the beautiful afternoon, 63 tomorrow, few clouds o

take cocaine penalty and sell a bad other starmen in rugby muhlach squad include martin starbuck and captain lewis mark those go both players knew exactly what it takes to compete at the top level or worse for yes we have a lot of young players like experience although it does not mean we are weak team we lost a lot of points that we could have secured but i believe we still have what it takes to meet the players to take simon we have to build our club we have to get maybe a few walkable new players you know at the level that they played before you know the cage challenge so they can you know add a little more experience so. club and help the young kids to to this level and. like i said if we're going to be patient i think we're going to see some good things come out of the corporate life maybe still one from the comic about there is no denying. hundreds use the match winning by the. river or the blueprint in the market. or let's talk football where the last remaining places for euro twenty twelve will be filled within the next week they too late playoffs get going on friday and of the four match ups c

it is bounded by martin and meckler. mark is a father from california andjenny b eth is from atlanta. i went to their convention just to hang out and to meet these people and talk to them. i saw 2000 people. they were intensely eager to find a way to make government work again. they're not talking about a rights or the right to abortion or any of the traditional separating and polarizing issues, they're talking about a government out of control. i am concerned about a government out of control. if we had a chance with the tea party populists that we could come to an agreement about why this government is out of control. it is out of control because we have a system more congressmen are focused on funders and some of the people. the funders are not the people. >> have you ever worked in government? >> no. >> did you ever consider working with the obama administration? >> they did not offer me anything. by the time that administration was in,i was a controversial figure. i had done a work with copyrights. i do not think there's

mark geragos with still with us, as is toure, martin bashir, john kelly, and jami floyd. mark, your initial thoughts? >> i expected if there was a verdict, it would be guilty. i thought the best the defense could hope for would be a hung jury. i think the suspense right now is whether or not judge pastor remands conrad murray into custody immediately or allows him to remain on bail until sentence. if he remands him, i think you can pretty much expect or bet that he's going to get a four-year state prison sentence, although there is all kinds of nuances to that given realignment in california. >> and specifically, just on the nitty-gritty, a recent california prison realignment bill basically says that he would have to serve this in county jail because of prison overcrowding in california. is that right? >> that's exactly right. as of october 1st, we have a sea change here in california. realignment means that this will be what is called a county jail felony, and the most he would do would be two years and it's really up to the sheriff to determine how much of that time he'

. >> we know that in time he instructed martin -- mark lewis, the solicitor. can you just explain how you came to instruct mr. lewis? >> well was during the trial, just before the trial we found out about milly's phone being hacked. when we were given that information it was terribly difficult to process it because what you do with that information when it's in your mind and we were worried about the sort of forthcoming trial but also aware what happened and thought we have to get some rest and -- representation but i was right for doing that because we didn't have any money for that. so i didn't quite know how we were going to do that. i left a message on his phone and he played it back and said please come and see me. >> and what was your objective in going to see mr. lewis? >> i think very much just to be in a position to respond to what would possibly become quite public and how would we deal with that? we had big been given information with no advice as to what to do but recognizing of course that it was quite dawning light information to be aware of and

national, 30s off to the north and west gaithersburg, 36 degrees check out frederick freezing mark 32 for you, 33 martinsnapolis, cloud cover, 50 and 46 in leonard town, yesterday, mid- 50s. today upper 50s and as we get to tomorrow and thursday we should see 60s so generally improving forecast overnight clouds a few showers overnight particularly south and east of the bay down towards ocean city and salisbury see that quickly lifting here to the north and east, area of low pressure associated with the storm dragging moisture and cloud cover with it, well to south and east, look what is going on west virginia and ohio clear skies high pressure building in that should give us a nice forecast later this afternoon and again, wednesday, thursday looks fantastic temperatures back into the 60s. >>> the five day forecast 59 later today, 40 in town, lots of 30s tomorrow morning jacket weather next couple mornings your warm up 65 by thursday could be a shower friday right now the weekend looks nicer than last weekend temperatures in the 50s. saturday and sunday. sunshine. >>> okay that is a look at weather let's

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and then the director of the policy planner, and now my friend and colleague, martin bashir. we just had markut the climate change. his statistics about the job sector did not strike me as correct, i don't know this, but we are fact checking. extraction industries employ a whole lot of people. we want to fact check that and we will put it on the website and get back to you on those numbers since we are responsible for everything said on our program. the reason i wanted to come back to this, it seems to me there's two aspects of the climate issue. there is accepting the science as a foundational thing, and then there's what we will do about it. and then there are people who say we need to stop thinking about not putting carbon in the air, and we need geoengineering, and then we will throw spray to deflect the sunlight, and create clean coal, and what do i know, right? the point is that how you deal with the problem and excepting the problem are two distinct things. we can have a conversation on the half of things, the latter half of things, once we look at the first set of things. one part of

protesters camping out as a call to mark are determined to stand their ground they say authorities are preparing to attempt an eviction we get back to the sabbath martin thinks the police could be acting to provoke demonstrators oh yeah a lot of people try to paint this movement as you know we're not unified we don't have a cohesive message but as far as i can see we have one message and it's corporate greed and we're not standing for it anymore and a matter what your signs say or what you're saying it all stems from the same source which is corporate greed running amuck so i'd say that we did have a unified message there were i mean i heard some estimates up to twenty thousand people peacefully marching and successfully shutting down the port of oakland which was huge but you have to ask yourself you know we know for a fact there was a cop watch a video done an exposé showing piece working as undercover agents into the occupy oakland movement so who are the provocateurs if there was provocation in the group is it undercover police we don't know all we know is that we mass that. massive only while the majority of us were peaceful urging people to rema

focus on mentorship and maybe some other folks on the panel have the same experience that martin olsson has. mark tilsen? >> i wanted to add on the other side of the situation, um, we're a company that's investigating looking at a the new market tax credit, but in terms of technical assistance, that means we need expertise in integrated supply chain, just-in-time supply chain management in order to make that next goal. and within the current structure there aren't any resources to find, to pay for those consultants. so if, if cdfi funds could have money to contract experts in to help with exponential growth, i think it would allow us to better utilize tools like the new market tax credit. >> okay. did you have a comment? >> real quick. four bands are modeled a little bit different. we have a business coaching model. you -- we connect people with mentors, you know, on a case-by-case business. bigger businesses, when we have bigger loans, we're able to do that. so we would be happy to, um, advise or, you know, have people in. we actually have anywhere from five to six, um, native nations that come

mark phillips and elaine quijano have reports from both continentinent. and what happened to the remains of fallen american heroes at dover air force base. david martin talks to the whistle blowers. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. it's not the way you'd expect a football legend to leave, not joe paterno, not penn state, where the motto for athletes is "success with honor." but today, paterno, who is 84, said he will retire at the end of this season. after questions were raised about what he did and what he failed to do after a longtime assistant coach was accused of sexually abusing boys, some of them on campus. tonight, there is also word that the university president may be the next out the door. our chief investigative correspondent armen keteyian has the latest from state college, pennsylvania. >> reporter: paterno made his announcement in a five-paragraph statement that said in part," i am absolutely devastated by the developments in the case. i grieve for the children and their families, and i pray for their comfort and relief." >> everybody hustle! let's start it off right!

mark thanks. greek leaders are struggling to decide who should become of the new prime minister to lead across his coalition george martin three years agreed to go but is locked in a rally with the opposition leader over who should replace him oh athens is under enormous pressure to wrap fast and push through cuts before it can get more emergency cash for greece how they assess the best three. as the eurozone crisis rumbles on greece is once again the focus of international attention and it seems like everyone's had an opinion about the situation here in the country we decided to come. which is really give me up with the answer it's so much of this year i quite fit the find out what the people of greece have to say about it all. so he says the camera and the money. to. let the people of take it away alone we are angry well. all the people. are saying. everything is made. actually it's like they're trying to frighten us or something like that hi my name's he. needed and i've been living in greece for ten years now my grandfather fought for this country and it saddens me that. right now there's a chance you might lose ever

martin. >>> it's one of the most complex bay area construction projects. crews are busy digging the longest tunnel ever under san francisco bay. markit's a massive undertaking to prevent a crisis. >> reporter: it tunnel is being constructed south of the dumbarton bridge only 500 feet long at this point and unlike the transbay tube constructed on land and lowered into position, this tunnel is being cut right under the bay. coming off this conveyor belt is mud from more than 100 feet under san francisco bay. a boring machine is making slow, steady progress on a new water tunnel to make the bay area water supply more earthquake-proof. >> it will help us guard against a significant seismic event. >>ep

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martin. luther. hundreds of arrests and the heavy hand of the police met occupy protesters who came out in force across the u.s. tens of thousands marched in american cities marking two months of anti-corporate rallies with main action in new york for the movement start. russia fellows and kazakhstan move toward creating a new trade block to prevent europe's debt brought from coming their way president medvedev stressing the eurasian economic union wouldn't repeat mistakes that new countries made well integrated. there are new signs of a rupture within the e.u. would sell for britain clashing with germany over ways out of the debt turmoil chancellor merkel countries to surrender more control of their own financial and political decisions which the u.k. fears could be a blow to state sovereign. case up next with sports stay with us here on r.t. . well i thank you for joining me and he was a headline is. the final hurdle the top zero are in action this friday as russia's in the football club stops the second half of the season will be champions. last i'm sorry fever president sepp blatter apologizes for this event on racism in football close down down all of this r

mark sayer talked to a local grower who said the entire industry is in need of a major marketing push. >> like the smell, too. reporter: jason townsend and his family came to san martin from livermore to find that perfect christmas tree. townsend and his daughters say there's just no substitute for the real thing. >> the family tradition, we've been doing this for a good 10 years. after thanksgiving we come out and do a little christmas tree cutting, get a little family bonding going. >> you can put lots of ornaments on it and lots of other stuff on it. reporter: but the christmas tree growing industry is coming under fire from none other than the fake trees you can buy at most retailers. >> that's really our biggest competition is the fake tree industry right now of. reporter: paul batalia and his family have grown christmas trees more than 40 years. >> necessity have money to advertise and promote their product -- they have money to advertise and promote their product and we have lacked that with the tree farmers. reporter: in fact, statistics from the u.s. department of agriculture show the number of christmas tree farms is down about 44% nationwide. to fight back

martin marty. the four day bestival is underway with millions of muslims traveling around the well to visit planets and loved ones. greens joined muslims in moscow say began marking one of that most important festivals of the year. we see from the sheer amounts of people it turned out that they just what this means for moscow's muslim population maybe lining the streets behind me listening to the local women taking part in worship is just concluded also spilling on to chase it road just over here now there has been a hint of from out thousands of fact turning us they all on the back of the grand central mosque which has just been torn down to be rejuvenated and given a new lease of life for two thousand and fifty eight are how the great sacrifice is noted sustained in this ritual of sacrifice an animal sacrifice that all goes back to teaching of the qur'an and there abraham is said to offer his son a sacrifice to god and god bestowed upon him a ram really is appreciation for that sacrifice and pardoned his son in the process and ever since then and all sacrifice being a part of these celebrations as festivities also comes just on the back of harsh grace pilgrimag

mark phillips and elaine quijano have reports from both continentinent. and what happened to the remains of fallen american heroes at dover air force base. david martintioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. it's not the way you'd expect a football legend to leave, not joe paterno, not penn state, where the motto for athletes is "success with honor." but today, paterno, who is 84, said he will retire at the end of this season. after questions were raised

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