marlie hall, cbs news. alyx: there are no direct commercial fights to the united states from sharm el-sheikh. president obama rejects the keystone x.l. pipeline project. it would have stretched from canada to texas. the state department says it wouldn't advance u.s. national interests. the pipeline would have shipped roughly 830,000 barrels a day of heavy crude oil from fields in canada to gulf coast refineries. texas senator ted cruz in des moines friday vowing to revive the controversial project. the pipeline's path would not have crossed into the hawkeye state. but congressman david young says the project meant opportunity for iowa workers. >> they would have been working on this pipeline. the drivers and truckers out there, they would have been hauling pipeline. this would be money in the pockets of iowans. alyx: in iowa, officials continue to debate the bakken oil pipeline. 18 iowa counties. a public hearing is set for thursday in boone. the demand to participate is so high, the iowa utilities board ca

marlie hall, cbs news, new york. alyx: experts say people with underlying conditions, including diabetes and cancer, should hospital. liberia's health ministry has announced three new confirmed case of ebola. according to officials, the latest case was confirmed thursday. blood samples from a patient admitted to a hospital the same week tested positive. the new cases come after liberia was first declared ebola-free in may. all 3 patients are undergoing care at an ebola treatment center in the capital of monrovia. a new study shows routine sleep changes could raise your risk for bigger problems. researchers say waking up early for work during the week could raise your risk of developing diabetes or heart disease. they also found that people who have the biggest difference in sleep schedules between work and days off were more likely to have metabolism issues and a less healthy body mass index. still ahead this sunday morning, antonia banderas stars in the new film "the 33." john pascuzzi finds out if the true story of

(sot: marlie hall/cbs news/des moines, iowa) "what does that mean?"(sot: john dickerson/cbs news debate moderator)"really fascinating finding because one of the central things - part of this electiononn the democratic side is who can change the system in a big way and both believe the system, the economic system in particular is titled towards the wealthy." (standup: marlie hall/cbs news/des moines, iowa)the debate will be held here at drake university. but much of the focus will be centered around iowa voters since they will be the first to vote when they caucus in february.(sot: dr. rachel paine caufield/professor, drake university)"iowans are particularly interested in immigration issues, environmental issues, and certainly moving forward with an economic recovery."viewers across the country can submit their own questions for the candidates via twitter using the hashtag dem debate.marlie hall, cbs news, des moines. 3 you can watch the democratic debate tomorrow night right here on kmeg 14... starting at 8 pm. 3 3 new jersey governor chris christie'

(stand up - marlie hall / cbs news/smithtown, ny)"attention deficit hyperactivity disorder affects an estimated 7 percent of children in the u-s. about 3 and a half million of them are prescribed stimulant medications - the most common treatment for adhd."(track)the study recommends pediatricians closely monitor sleep problems in kids with adhd.(sot -dr. andrew adesman / cohen children's medical center of new york)"if children are on medicine you want to try to use the lowest does possible and in some cases perhaps change the medicine might also help."(track)cole's mother is grateful he is now on a new medication that allows him to focus at school then wind down for a good night's sleep.(sot - loretta mariano /cole's mother)"you just really have to see what works best for yoyo child."(track)marlie hall cbs news smithtown new york. 3 the study also found boys taking adhd medications were more likely to have sleep issues than girls. 3 <

marlie hall, cbs news. alyx: right now, there are no direct commercial fights to the united states from sharm el-sheikh. president obama rejects the keystone x.l. pipeline project. it would have stretched from canada to texas. the state department says it wouldn't advance u.s. national interests. the pipeline would have shipped roughly 830,000 barrels a day of heavy crude oil from fields in canada to gulf coast refineries. -- texas senator ted cruz in des moines friday vowing to revive the controversial project. the pipeline's path would not have crossed into the hawkeye state, but congressman david young says the project meant opportunity for iowa workers. >> they would in working on this pipeline. there, they would have been hauling pipeline. this would be money in the pockets of iowans. alyx: in iowa, officials continue to debate the bakken oil pipeline. this pipeline would run through 18 iowa counties. a public hearing is set for thursday in boone. the demand to participate is so high the iowa utilities

as cbs news correspondent marlie hall found out, it depends on what ails you. 3 a sports injury left cyril forde with two fractures in his right hand. (sot cyril forde/patient) this was the result of one hard shot. somebody much younger and robust in his soccer skills. (track 2) he chose to seek treatment at mount sinai's urgent care center rather than the emergency room. (sot cyril forde/patient)it's great, very convenient, very quick. (track 3) medical director judah fierstein says urgent care is best for non-life-threatening fierstein/medical director,mount sinai urgent care and multispecialty physicians)a minor cut, um which you know can be repaired in the office or a fracture or a minor illness (bridge marlie hall/cbs news, new york) urgent care facilities can take x-rays and can do some advanced care and testing like ct scans, experts say go to the hospital especially if you have symptoms of a stroke or heart attack. (sot dr. judah fierstein/medical director,mount sinai urgent care and multispecialty physicians) ( 22:09:42 as a general rule if you're having severe chest pain or

as cbs news correspondent marlie hall found out, it depends on what ails you. 3 a sports injury left cyril forde with two fractures in his right hand. (sot cyril result of one hard shot. somebody much younger and robust in his soccer skills. (track 2) he chose to seek treatment at mount sinai's urgent care center rather than the emergency room. (sot cyril forde/patient)it's great, very convenient, very quick. (track 3) medical director judah fierstein says urgent care is best for non-life-threatening emergencies. (sot dr. judah fierstein/medical director,mount sinai urgent care and multispecialty physicians)a minor cut, um which you know can be repaired in the office or a fracture or a minor illness (bridge marlie hall/cbs news, new york) urgent care facilities can take x-rays and can do some lab tests, but for more advanced care and testing like ct scans, experts say go to the hospital especially if you have symptoms of a stroke or heart attack. (sot dr. judah fierstein/medical director,mount sinai urgent care and multispecialty general rule if you're having severe chest pain or abd

(stand up - marlie hall / /cbs news/smithtown, ny) "attention deficit hyperactivity disorder affects an estimated 7 percenof childrein the u-s.bout 3 and a half million of them are prescribed stimulant medications - the most common treatment for adhd."(track)the study recommends pediatricians closely monitor sleep problems in kidsdsith adhd.(sot -dr. andrew adesman / cohen children's medical center of new york)"if children are on medicine you want to try to use the lowest does possible and in some cases perhaps change the medicine might also help."(track)cole's mother is grateful he is now on a new medication that allows him to focus at school then wind down for a good night's sleep.(sot - loretta mariano /cole's mother)"you just really have to see what works best for your child."(track)marlie hall cbs news smithtown new york. 3 the study also found boys taking adhd medications were more likely to have sleep issues than girls. 3 3 lawton-bronson and west are both ranknk in the preseason girls basketball poll. see how they fared when they played each other. 3 and in the final games of

. >> marlies tepass and her dog mutley.he crossbreed stays by her side with her through thick and thin. that's why she's certain: she wants to be buried next to her furry companion. >> he belongs to me. spouses are buried next to each other. why shouldn't the same go for my dog? it's great this is possible. >> but her husband isn't exactly happy about the idea. >> he says, "a human is a human, an animal is an animal." but knowing how much i want it he'll do it for me. , >> in the west german city of essen, a cemetery has become one of the first in the country to bury humans next to their pets. but its operators have to abide by strict regulations. >> the cremation of humans and that of animals is clearly separated. animals go to an animal crematorium, humans go to a human crematorium. after that, both urns can be handed over to us and we'll organize a joint burial. >> the issue splits the church. both confessions reject collective eulogies for pets and humans. but protestant vicars could come to terms with pets' ashes in a

marlie hall is in new york with your c - b - s moneywatch. air bag inflators made by takata.the auto maker says future vehicles wont include the faulty inflators that sent shrapnel into drivers and passengers and caused at least eight deaths.honda, toyota and nissan have already announced plans to stop using takata inflators.///wall street kicked off the shortened holiday trading week in negative territory.the dow lost 31 points today.the nasdaq dropped 2. ///fiat chrysler is taking their tuition reimbursement program a step further and expanding it to include employees' families.the program covers one-hundred percent of tuition and fees at strayer university in virginia for workers, their spouses and children. its part of the car manufacturer's ongoing effort to attract and retain quality employees./// most americans don't plan on getting into debt this holiday season.according to a survey by bankrate-dot-com, nearly 40 percent of respondents plan to use cash for their holiday purchases and 31 percent intend to use a debit card. only 22 perc

marlie hall, cbs news. >>> voters in virginia have spoken and the incumbents are staying put. in district 29 and prince william county, jeremy mcpike won over harry parish. republicans still hold a senate majority in rich mopped. in alexandria, allison silver defeated the incumbent in the democratic primary and fended off his write-in challenge as well. voters in maryland headed to the polls, too choosing council representatives and new mayors there. in bowie, mayor robinson easily led to victory. in college park, two council members were vying to become the next mayor. patrick low john defeated den nice mitchell in the race. if we did not cover a race you were watching, check wusa9.com. >>> the wreckage of the russian jet liner in egypt is starting to yield new clues. debris is pointing to a catastrophic event that brought down the plane. all 224 on board died. allen pizzey is in cairo with the new focus on the investigation. >> reporter: the search area has been widened again to 15 square miles. russian officials said the effort will continue for at least two more days and c

marlie hall has the latest. october 2014 incident shows 17- year-old la kwon mcdonald jogging down the street, and then he slows down into a walk. two officers approach. prosecutors say officer jason van dike started shooting six vehicle. the silent video shows van dike continued to shoot mcdonald while the teen was on the ground. a few hundred protesters took to the streets shortly after the video was released. some briefly scuffled with police and were led away in handcuffs. >> i want to try to encourage people to be peaceful and yet protest. >> people have a right to be angry. people have a right to protest. people have a right to free speech, but they do not have a right to commit criminal acts. >> reporter: prosecutors say he fired 16 shots in 15 seconds despite the fact that mcdonald never threatened him. the 14-year veteran was charged tuesday. >> people will judge the split second action of my client. however, the standard in this case is what was my client experiencing at the time in which he made this split second decision to fire? >> reporter: prosecutors say mcdonald was ca

marlie hall, cbs news, new york. health experts say people with underlying conditions including diabetes and cancer, shld always seek treatment at a hospital. if you're just getting up, good morning -- it's now coming up next... next...the steps two mosques in the corridor are taking to make it clear where they stand on terrorism. terrorism.you'rewatching c-b-s 2 this morning-

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reporter: marlie hall, cbs news, new york. mollie: nutritionists suggest all of us can benefit from this way eating. cancer research recommends limiting red meat like beef, pork, and lamb to less than 18 ounces per week. doctors in london are calling it a breakthrough treatment. it's a new experimental therapy appears to have cured a baby with leukemia. no trace of leukemia left in her small body months after doctors told her parents she had no chance to survive. but then with her parents permission doctors gave layla a new experimental genetic therapy that had only been used in mice. the treatment manipulates the body's immune cells to target cancer cells. layla also had a bone marrow transplant to replace her entire blood and immune system. scientists stress it's too early to tell if other patients will respond the same way she did. >> they have worked incredibly well for her. that does not mean it will work for the next five or 10 children retreat. we need to do proper studies to learn just how good they are given -- they a

here's marlie hall. >> officer garrett swazey is being remembered tonight as a man who lived to serve. the 44-year-old campus police officer responded to a call outside his jurisdiction and was shot to death inside planned parenthood. colorado springs mayor john suggesters. >> we mourn the loss of a very brave police officer. >> swazey was a husband, a father of two, and after active member of his church. in a facebook post his sister wrote, "my brother air force hero in every sense of the word. he showed the world what kind of man he was yesterday when he made the ultimate sacrifice." swazey was a native of melrose, massachusetts. a nationally ranked figure skater as a youth, swazey moved to colorado springs to become an olympian. he was a junior ice dance champion and trained trained with olympic skater nancy kerrigan. >> garrett was always there to listen to me whenever i had something i was upset about and always sort of putting somebody else's feelings ahead of his own. >> reporter: while he never became an olympic champion, officer garrett swazey is being remembered as a hero. m

marlie hall reports. >> reporter: the video from the october 2014 incident shows laquan mcdonald jogging down into a street and slows down into a walk. two officers approach. prosecutors say officer jason van dyke started shooting six seconds after he got out of his vehicle. the silent video shows van dyke continued to shoot mcdonald while the teen was on the ground. a few hundred protesters took to the streets shortly after the video was released. some biefly scuffled with police and were led away in handcuffs. >> protest what we are mad about. >> people have a right to be angry. people have a right to protest. people have a right to free speech. but they do not have a right to commit criminal acts. >> reporter: prosecutors say van dyke fired 16 shots in 15 seconds, despite accounts that mcdonald never threatened him. the 14-year veteran was charged with first-degree murder on tuesday. >> people will judge this split-second actions of my client. however, the standard in this case is what was my client experiencing at the time in which he made the split-second decision to fire? mcdonald

marlie hall, cbs news. mollie: here in iowa a man , already serving two life sentences for murdering two iowa store clerks has beens entenced to another 25 years in prison. 21-year-old michael swanson of minnesota pleaded guilty this week to slashing the neck of a fellow inmate in coralville. swanson killed vicky bowman-hall and shelia meyers in 2010 when he was 17-years-old. they were clerks at stores he robbed in algona and humboldt. policing clive are investigating where car slammed into a hardee's restaurant after 9:30 this morning. no one was hurt in the crash state cost some structural damage to the restaurant. failed, getting a storage area, then knocking down boxes inside the restaurant. no charges have been filed against the driver. and in news from the statehouse, a democratic effort to delay privatization of medicaid in iowa has failed in after legislative oversight hearing. we showed you yesterday at noon how democratic lawmakers on the bipartisan health policy oversight committee proposed a mot

marlie hall has her story from new york. reporter: for years, she cannot open her mouth. she was on a liquid diet and could barely talk. >> it would hurt from here over here and down there. tumor that locked her jaw shut and worley her left cheekbone. >> i'm going to make you a bologna sandwich. reporter: for five years her mother and her went to countless doctors for getting a prognosis. >> i would cry myself to sleep sometimes. reporter: it was benign but aggressive and very rare. >> they can continue to grow and overtime that would cause more and more loss of function. reporter: dr. said mount sinai hospital performed a complex operation to remove the tumor and damaged bones. they replaced it with a custom-made prosthetic jaw. three months after surgery nicolette is looking forward to her birthday next month. >> i'm hoping to get together with a couple of friends and have cake and pizza. reporter: that is something you have not been able to do for a while? >> it will be exciting. reporter: her doctors credit her mom for not giving up until they found a solution. marlie

correspondent marlie hall has the details. >> reporter: authorities in fox lake, illinois say the death of lieutenant joe glennwits was carefully staged suicide. >> we have determined this staged suicide was the end result of extensive criminal acts that glennwits had been committing. >> after reviewing thousands of text messages, phonecalls, and emails, investigators have determined glennwits was stealing and laundering money. >> thousands of dollars were used by glennwits for personal purchases, travel expenses, mortgage payments, personal gym memberships, adult websites. >> the highly decorated officer was on patrol in september when he was shot with his own weapon. glennwits had radioed that he was chasing three suspects on foot, before his body was found. that sparked a massive manhunt that left a small community on edge. >> thousand it is of mourners and police officers from across the nation turned out for the funeral of the us army veteran, affectionately known as g.i. joe. his wife delivered emotional tribute. >> joe was my best friend, my world, my hero. >> before today's anno

marlie hall reports. >> reporter: the democratic did he base will take place about 24 hours -- debate will take place about 24 hours after the terror attack in france. it will take on a different tone and focus. former maryland governor quickly greeted the vermont senator as they crossed paths at drake university for last- minute preps before tonight's democratic presidential debate in des moines. they took the opportunity to denounce the overnight terror attacks in paris which isis has claimed responsibility for. >> we are going to talk about a lot of things tonight. >> yeah, bernie! >> we are going to talk about how the world is going to come together to defeat this barbaric organization. >> it's a real threat. we need to rise to it and we need to be more adaptive, quicker, smarter, more nimble than those who would seek to harm us and hurt us. >> reporter: they are both behind hillary clinton in polls. all three will make a case for their candidacy when they take the debate stage tonight in iowa a key state and the first to caucus. the focus of tonight's debate will change in light

. >> let's get to cbs reporter marlie hall in des moines, iowa tonight. marlie? >> reporter: the democratic candidates squared off on a number of issues from security to the economy. but right from the start, every candidate's first words had to do with the terror attacks in france. the second democratic presidential debate started in silence as the candidates recognized those killed. and the next question focused on national security and isis which has claimed responsibility. >> we have to look at isis as the leading threat of an international terror network. >> reporter: hillary clinton leads in the polls and her two opponents worked to slow down the front runner. senator bernie sanders tried to connect clinton's vote as senator to approve the 2003 invasion of iraq with the rise of isis. >> the disastrous invasion of iraq, something that i strongly opposed, has unraveled. the region completely. >> reporter: iowa is an early caucus state. in less than three months, iowa will pick the democrat they think should be nominee for president. all of the candidates have

cbs reporter marlie hall is in des moines, iowa, and joins with us some of the highlights from the debate. >> reporter: the democratic presidential candidates squared off on issues from security to the economy but right from the start, every candidate's first words had to do with the terror attacks in france. the second democratic presidential debate started in silence as the candidates recognized those killed in the terrorist attacks in paris. and the first question focused on national security and isis, which has claimed responsibility. >> we have to look at isis as the leading threat of an international terror network. >> reporter: hillary clinton leads in the polls but senator bernie sanders tried to slow down the front-runner questioning her vote as senator to approve the 2003 invasion of iraq. >> the disastrous invasion of iraq, something that i strongly opposed, has unraveled the region completely. >> reporter: former maryland governor martin o'malley called clinton's iraq vote a big mistake. >> it was also the disbanding of many elements of the iraqi army that are now showing up a

marlie hall has the latest from des moines, iowa. >> the final touches are being made in des moines, iowa, where democrats will hole their second presidential debate saturday night. >> this is the venue. >> "face the nation" host john dickerson says all three candidates will have different goals when they take the stage. >> for hillary clinton, the challenge is to basically hold on ton of her lead, not create a big mistake. for bernie saunders, martin o'malley, hyped had the polls, an opportunity to make a case for their candidacy. >> bernie sanders may have at this time answer hit, when democratic voters told cbs news they believe clinton is better suited to bring change to washington. >> what does that mean? >> real fascinating finding. one of the central things at the heart of the election on the democratic side who can change the system in a big way. they both believe the system, the economic system, in particular, has been tilted towards the wealth. >> i debate will be held here at drake university, but much of the focus will be centered on iowa voters, the first to vote when th

kids are not getting as much sleep through having a bit more difficulty falling asleep(stand up - marlie hall / cbs news/smithtow n, ny)attention deficit hyperactivity disorder affects an estimated 7 percent of children in the u-s. about 3 and a half million of them are prescribed stimulant medications - the most common treatment for adhd. (track)the study recommends pediatricians closely monitor sleep problems in kids with adhd.(sot -dr. andrew adesman / cohen children's medical center of new york)15:02:31 if children are on medicine you want to try to use the lowest does possible and in some cases perhaps change the medicine might also help (track)cole's mother is grateful he is now on a new medication that allows him to focus at school then wind down for a good night's sleep.(sot - loretta mariano /cole's mother) 16:33:52 you just really have to see what works best for your child(track)marlie hall cbs news smithtown new york. the study also found boys taking adhd medications were more likely to have sleep issues than girls. if you're just getting up, good morning -- it's now coming up

we are grateful for the work that's been given to us. >> you said it perfectly. [ applause ] >> marlie matlin didn't say yes to the play right away. she admits she was terrified of broadway. but after thought, she agreed, figuring she just turned 50 and this seemed like a great way to celebrate. dave? liz? >> we love it. fantastic. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> here is a question -- who is stealing packages in brooklyn? the video police want you to see. >>> and a skier's close call. how did he survive a 1600-foot >>> right now we want to update you on a story we've been following all afternoon. that deadly house explosion in elizabeth, new jersey. shannon stone is in newscopter 7. she's over the scene with the latest. >> reporter: the scene is just overwhenning when you look at -- overwhelming when you look at this. you can see the house that exploded earlier this morning, obviously doing damage to the homes around it. at this point, one person was killed. 14 others injured in this blast. three of those critically. one of those that are critically injured is an 11- year-old boy. look

marlie hall, cbs news. >>> coming up krumt, we"cbs this morning," we will be live with the latest on the police protests' reaction to the shooting video. >>> one of the pilots shot down by turkey is in the army and returned to its base. turkey said it fired on the war plane along the syrian border after it invaded turkish air space. video shows the fire jot on fire before it crashes. russian president have had miles an hour putin warns there will be significant consequences for turkey downing its jet. >>> and signs of normal life this morning in brussels. schools in a subway are reopening in the belgian capital after four days of security lockdown. but the government is maintaining the highest level of safety alert over fears of an imminent paris-style terror attack. hundreds of police and soldiers are on patrol. >>> prosecutors in paris have charged the man who housed the apparent ring leader of the terror attacks. jawad says he doesn't know who they were. prosecutors revealed the ring leader abdelhamid abaaoud returned to the theater after the attacks. >>> seven people are dead. th

this is marly, it's paris, a few years few would have predicted the army would be deployed in the metro. or that many parisians would achoose not to use their transport system for fear of suicide bombers. these cities now have to be guarded by ever watchful soldiers. tourists are notable by their absence. francois hollande keeps reiterating his country is at war with i.s.i.l. there are already some comparisons with george bush and how he respond elide to 911. -- responded. the security measures he are calling for are hard hitting and coupled to a three month extension of the state of emergency. they include deporting foreigners considered a threat, removing french be nationality from those involved in so-called terror activity, search warrants without a judge's approval, refusal to comply with a warrant leading to custody for up to two months. civil rights organizationss are alarmed. >> we have seen it in the past in the u.s. after 911. we have seen that extraordinary powers led to more terrorism in other countries because it's discrimination because of arrests and massive restrictions.

in new york im marlie hall./// 3 after conquering the southern hemisphere... they're moving onto the northern hemisphere now. a brazilian couple is doing what so many hope to do... travel the world. they juju toucucd down near edmontotocanana... that's where reporter lisa wolansky caught up with them. 3 script:roy rud-nick and michelle wy-eye-ss quit their jobs - sold their belongings and hit the road around the world. the pair - from brazil - are taking the trip of a lifetime - once again.<"we wanted to change our lives. we wanted to experience something different - and we like to travel. ...">.[duration:0:06] the first trip - they traveled across 60 countries. this time - they plan to visit 50.roy and michelle have been on the road for more than 400 days - and have many more to go. <"i i think one e the greatest things to be travelling is - yoyochange completely your life. you start a new life actually because you have to live inside your car. and everything you have is inside your car...">.[duration:0:17] the couple - estimates their journey will take about

in new york i'm marlie hall. 3 3 tensions around the world now are at a level kind of like they were during the cold war. that's after turkey shot down a russian fighter jet... killing at least one of the two pilots. tukey says the plane was in turkish airspace... but as c - b - s news correspondent holly williams shows us... the russians say the plane was flying over syria. 3 (plane coming down)turkey says the russian war plane strayed over a mile into its airspace. after 10 warnings without a jet shot it down.this video is believed to show its fiery descent. crashing down in northwest syria. (radar map -- highlight crossing) turkey's radar map showed where the plane briefly crossed over. (putin) but russia denies its plane ever left syrian airspace (putin speaking) and a visibly angry russian president, vladimir putin, called turkey's actions a "stab in the back"describing the turkish as "terrorists' accomplices". (picture) turkey had already warned moscow about violating its airspace, and says russian planes did so twice in october. (rebel video of pilot) a syrian rebel group post

marlie 3 sla motors is recallingngts entire fleet of model s sedans. the auto-maker wants to check their front seat belts after one became disconnected. the recall is the company's largest ever involving 90- thousand cars worldwide.there have been no accidents or injuries relalad to the problem wall street had its best week in over a month.friday, the dow added 91 points.the nasdaq gained 31.hyundai is recalling more than 300-thousand sonata midsize cars because the brake lights can stay on when the car is in motion.the recall covers cars from the 2011 and 2012 model years. hyundai says no crashes or injuries have been reported.tyson foods is closing plants in chicago and jefferson, wisconsin - a move that will affect nearly 900 wowoers.the company says the closures are necessary becacae of changing product needs, the age of the facilities and high renovation costs.the plants are scheduled to close late next year.that's your money watch. for more log on to cbs money watch dot com. in new york im marlie hall. 3 (mali - un) malian and french special oper

marlie hall is in new york with our c - b - s moneywatch. 3 according to attorneys, t number of lawsuits against people who default on private student loans has significantly increased.a review of court websites found that several thousands suits were filed since 2013.student loans from private lenders make upupnly 7 percent of all loans.most are federal loans. ///wall street ended the day in positive territory wednesday.the dow added 247 points.the nasdaq gained 89./// a consumer watch dog group released its annual list of hazardous toys just in time for r e holidays..topping the list: velocirapts claws. according to the report, those toy dinosaur claws can cause eye and facial injuries.its also says watch out for "poo-dough."the playdoh like substance that looks like poop contains wheat t ay mama trigger allergieie////dunkiki donuts will be testing its new delivery service in dallas this week.and tests of on-the-go ordering are taking place at stores in portland, on the dunkin' donuts app in advance and pick them up at a storor/// for mororlog on to cbs money watch dot com.in new york

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cbs reporter marlie hall is in des moines, iowa, and joins with us some of the highlights from the debatetial candidates squared off on issues from security to the economy but right from the start, every candidate's first words had to do with the terror attacks in france. the second democratic presidential debate started in silence as the candidates recognized

. >> marla knight, cathy delukea, doug block, mark gleesen and [inaudible] >> marly knight and north beach residence. i oppose and neighbors oppose the shuttle program as it is currentsly structured. i appreciate the shuttle buses take cars off the road but the use the muni stops is a problem. i use muni regularly on van ness and the google buses park in front and muni can't get around and passengers have to disembark in the street where it isn't safe especially for elderly and disabled people getting off the bus. what i would like to see, i propose that the google buses, the big ones go to the edge of the city and perhaps unloud the passengers maybe at a cal train station and take private jitanys that are owned by google and [inaudible] and yahoo and park in the white spaces. the white spaceerize set up for small vehicles and think that is a good solution. north beach not only do we have there google buses, butmany tour bus squz it is one bus too many. i hope you seriously consider my proposal using jitanys. >> thank you. >> cathy delukea, doug block, mark gleesen, roam alacy, tim p

. >> marla knight, cathy delukea, doug block, mark gleesen and [inaudible] >> marly knight and north beach residence. i oppose and neighbors oppose the shuttle program as it is currentsly structured. i appreciate the shuttle buses take cars off the road but the use the muni stops is a problem. i use muni regularly on van ness and the google buses park in front and muni can't get around and passengers have to disembark in the street where it isn't safe especially for elderly and disabled people getting off the bus. what i would like to see, i propose that the google buses, the big ones go to the edge of the city and perhaps unloud the passengers maybe at a cal train station and take private jitanys that are owned by google and [inaudible] and yahoo and park in the white spaces. the white spaceerize set up for small vehicles and think that is a good solution. north beach not only do we have there google buses, butmany tour bus squz it is one bus too many. i hope you seriously consider my proposal using jitanys. >> thank you. >> cathy delukea, doug block, mark gleesen, roam alacy, tim p

. >> marla knight, cathy delukea, doug block, mark gleesen and [inaudible] >> marly knight and north beach residence. i oppose and neighbors oppose the shuttle program as it is currentsly structured. i appreciate the shuttle buses take cars off the road but the use the muni stops is a problem. i use muni regularly on van ness and the google buses park in front and muni can't get around and passengers have to disembark in the street where it isn't safe especially for elderly and disabled people getting off the bus. what i would like to see, i propose that the google buses, the big ones go to the edge of the city and perhaps unloud the passengers maybe at a cal train station and take private jitanys that are owned by google and [inaudible] and yahoo and park in the white spaces. the white spaceerize set up for small vehicles and think that is a good solution. north beach not only do we have there google buses, butmany tour bus squz it is one bus too many. i hope you seriously consider my proposal using jitanys. >> thank you. >> cathy delukea, doug block, mark gleesen, roam alacy, tim p