even as a kid, hagman orbited in showbiz as the son of peter pan star mary martin, his movie roles included "up the cellar." >> i'm moving up now. >> reporter: it was only after mill amming a huge contract from the producers of "dallas" that hagman became immensely wealthy. he had houses, cars, vices, two of them included drinking and smoking. he smoked for 24 years, gave it up and became an anti-smoking activist and smokesman for the american cancer society. >> i met at least 30 or 40 people that said they quit because of my personal involvement which makes me fael really good. >> he stopped drinking in 1995 when he was diagnosed with liver cancer and underwent a life saving transplant. >> if we juan in vietnam, we wouldn't have this conversation. >> in recent years, hagman appeared on the big screen in films like "nixon" and "primary colors." but it is his role as the charming and conniving oil man that audiences will never forget. colleen mcedwards, cnn, atlanta. >>> fans and former he could stars of the hollywood legend have been reacting all morning long to his passing. cnn's core reen

he was son of broadway star mary martin and known for role of tony nelson. it is one o'clock p.m.tern time and now back to forbes on fox. just in time for the college football. new report shows that coaches are scoring big-time. froof them making two million bucks a season and a lot of parents and students are calling for cuts to help cut college costs. john, you say that is good for schools and students. you got to explain. this is a flip side. >> absolutely. parents and students need to relax and realize that football coaches get a fraction of all of the money. donations go up that pray for all of the other athletic teams and lower tuition. you want to get rid of the money producers and you will see pruition rise as a result. >> john's head if you cut back on the calories you can increase tuition costs. what do you say. >> i love john and we go back and forth on college e-mails he's wrong on this one and i will site the university of california. he went 3 and nine and less than half of the football players graduated from an elite institution . this is it a coach who harmed the r

his mother was broadway star mary martin who was famous for her role as peter pan. >> i used ewing oil money to support you. >> hagman was candid about his personal life, acknowledging years of heavy drinking that so damaged his liver he eventually needed a transplant. >> now, i don't expect you to make those kind of decisions for me. >> after many years of smoking, hagman quit and was a smoking nonsmoking advocate. >> his wife of nearly six decades has alzheimer's disease and he was battling throat cancer. >> you are still the prettiest girl at the ball. >> but hagman's spirit never facility erred, earlier this year, .. dallas with was revised as a new series in tnt in a appearance on cbs, he told jeff glor of what he thought of returning to television as the villain that everyone loved to hate. >> larry when they first came to you and said larry we want to reboot this, what do you think? >> yaho! >> wow. >> now, wait a minute. >> dallas ran from 1978 to 1991. >> i got in plenty of trouble before you all got married, i don'don't understand why you thk it would change. >> stop! >> his

the son of legend dare actress mary martin was born in nearby ft. worth in 1941. it was a magical blond that helped propel hagman to star stat status. he played astronaut anthony nelson in the nbc sitcom "i dream of jeannie" for five seasons. usually playing the straight man to barbara eden's wacky wizardry. >> there was a guy with the most beautiful woman in the world who could do anything, go any place. it was real fantasy and real fun. >> reporter: after that came hagman's role on "dallas." a show that kept him employed for more than 14 seasons. >> i'm glad i brought along this bottle of vodka. >> reporter: years of drinking came back to haunt hagman. he suffered from cirrhosis of the liver and liver cancer if in 1995 he received a transplant that saved his life. >> it's wonderful to be here. tell you the god's truth, it's wonderful to be anywhere. >> reporter: after that hagman used his celebrity to raise the awareness of the benefits of oregon donation. >>> for a look at the weather hess let's bring in meteorologist. i'm sure you are remembering larry hagman

like jr, hagman was born in texas, the son of actress mary martin. >> the meaner he gets on television, the nicer he is at home. >> reporter: indeed, he didn't always play a bad guy. we first knew him as harry, in i dream of genie. hagman received no residuals for i dream of genie which is still in syndication. he was determined not to make the same mistake with dallas and negotiated rerun compensation packages. like j.r. a real business man. >> the actress who played his wife sue ellen in the series released a statement. she says larry hagman was my best friend for 35 years. he was the pied piper of life and brought joy to everyone he knew. he was an original and lived life to the fullest. >>> an early morning family shopping trip to buy gifts for an upcoming wedding ended with an suv crashing, killing the bride to be. >> we just got a text from one of the folks inside the hospital who said it seems like everyone is doing okay for now. they're hoping and praying at this point. >>> reporter: her name was necha tandell and in an instant her family went from planning her wedding to plann

. >> reporter: hagman was the son of broadway icon mary martin. throughout his career he appeared in scores of tv shows and films. but it was his role on "dallas" that made hagman a legend. >> j.r. and nobody could beat larry hagman when it came to playing a villain we loved to hate. >> reporter: larry hagman. larger than life and impossible to forget. kristen dahlgren, nbc news, los angeles. >>> fallout tonight at a european newspaper that published those topless photos of kate middleton, the duchess of cambridge. the editor of the irish daily star resigned today after being suspended in september for publishing those photos. investors of the paper's parent company demanded michael o'kane be fired. the "irish daily star" issued a statement saying o'kane acted professionally and in the best interests of the newspaper. tomorrow would have been o'kane's first anniversary as editor of that paper. >>> a black friday shopper couldn't wait in line. so now she could do some time. police in florida arrested a woman at a walmart store after she repeatedly

. >> reporter: hagman was the son of broadway icon mary martin. he appeared in scores of tv scores and films but it was his role on "dallas" that made hagman a legend. >> nobody could beat larry hagman when it came to playing a villain we loved to hate. >> reporter: larry hagman, larger than life and impossible to forget. kristen dahlgren, nbc news, los angeles. >>> another passing to tell you about tonight, hector "macho" camacho passed away this morning at a hospital in puerto rico, after his family made the decision to remove him from life support. doctors had declared the boxing great brain dead earlier this week after he was ambushed and shot. hector "macho" camacho was 50 years old. >>> still ahead as "nbc nightly news" continues, an armored vehicle for a small town pumpkin festival and sno-cone machines in case of emergency? billions in taxpayer dollars spent all in the name of keeping you safe. >>> later it started as a project to spend more family time and making a difference for so many people in need. >>> this is what it looked like tod

he was the son of broadway star mary martin and known for his role as tony nelson in "i dream of jeanie and there are new cardinals, the pope elevated the new principals of the church. and they're tasked with advising the pope and electing the person who succeeds him. they come from across the globe, colombia, lebanon, nigeria, the philippines and the united states. and for your latest headlines log on to foxnews.com. ♪ >> well, the election is over and the white house is putting out new rules for the health care law, one is telling how to reward workers for living a healthier life. so, ben, you know what? let's put aside the worry that this is going to drive up cost? isn't this more of the nancy state nonsense? >> big brother is watching you, big brother is watching you through the obama white house, through the department of health and human services and transmit that to the job and also to your employer. i don't like it. i don't want big brother watching me and telling me how much to eat or when to walk or whether or not to smoke, i like to live my own life, and i'm a grownup. i had

his mother was mary martin most famous for her role as peter pan. >> i use ewing oil money to support you. >> reporter: hagman was candid about his personal life acknowledging years of heavy drinking that so damaged his liver he eventually needed is transplant. >> now i don't expect you to make those kind of decisions for me. >> reporter: after many years of smoking hagman quit and became an antismoking advocate. recently he acknowledged his wife of nearly six decades has alzheimer's disease and he was battling throat cancer. >> you are still the prettiest girl at the bar. >> reporter: but the spirit never faultered. this year "dallas" was revived as a new series on tnt. and an appearance on "cbs this morning" in june of this year hagman told jeff glor what he thought about returning to television as the villain la everyone loved to hate. >> what did outlie when they first came to you? -- you think when they first came to you. >> yahoo. >> "dallas" ran on cbs from 1978 to 1991. >> your wife got in plenty of trouble before you all got married. i don't understand why you think she'd cha

the one time guys by mary martin so if there's one thing i can say to sum up the last six months of nonstop election build up it's this the media the candidates corporatocracy i can't wait for this. to be over ok how about i got bat out of the way let's go over a few of the biggest issues that have barely gotten coverage in the corporate press during the madness drones otherwise known as death from above these flying killers have a ninety eight percent failure rate act as judge jury and executioner and are one of the leading causes of growing resentment toward the us because the corporate media chooses to ignore the expanding. killing apparatus doesn't mean that it's not important issue but i guess why would they focus on drones when both candidates feel the exact same way about them. it's widely reported the drones are being used in drone strikes and i support that entirely and feel the president was right to up the usage of that technology and believe that we should continue to use it to continue to go after the people who represent a threat to this nation and to our friends.

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hagman, the son of broadway actress mary martin was 81 years old. >> it did get crowded roughly 11,000e have been in line. this was up from $9 and led a share a lot of the black friday wrapped up at dawn. there was drama at a victoria's secret store where people jammed in the doorway waiting for the store to open. off some of them were pushing and shoving. the door man pleaded for them to stay, and that she would not open the door to this simmer down. employees stated that the waffle iron cause riots. this mall the michigan a fight broke out and says security out to pepper spray one person and they eventually took away to people in handcuffs. >> a man in massachusetts came out of the k mart to find his car windows smashed then and a caller that he was supposed to be babysitting was missing. police stated that the child was left alone in the car and they got the may be out of the car. do not expect this to go away anytime soon. roughly 150 million shoppers nationwide are expected to be out again this holiday weekend. last year they spent more than $52 billion on gifts. it is expected to

. >> hagman was the son of mary martin.s also known for his role as major tony nelson in i dream of jeanne, of course, he was 81 years old. >> he never became hollywood. larry hagman remained dallas. he was from fort worth and he always will stand for dallas. what a legend. love that guy. >> check in with rick reichmuth and see what our weekend first alert forecast looks like. >> looking good. you worry about thanksgiving weekend for travelers getting home and maybe another storm at the end of it we made through the entire thing scot-free. it's cold. 13 degrees in minneapolis. the tenks have dropped off from where you were on wednesday. aside from that, no big storms. cold front eastern seaboard. behind it a ton of sunshine. there will be a little bit of a problem around the great lakes. that cold air will continue to move across the great lakes which have still pretty warm. out across the west, warm moisture continuing to pull. in it's now moving in across interior sections, idaho and iowa seeing some of the snow. snowfall

right next to his mom's star, mary martin, who was also an actress. very successful actress in her time. so a day of remembering, honoring, and reflection for one of hollywood's great legends. martin? >> all right, thank you very much for that. larry hagman will be very much missed. i interviewed him a couple of times and he was always very fun to talk to. >>> half past the hour, and let's take a look at the headlines. >>> in egypt, judges are calling for a nationwide strike over a perceived power grab by the president. as crowds of young people protest in cairo, a top association of egyptian judges wants every judge to walk off the job. they are angry because of a decree giving mohamed morsy unchecked power. the country's highest judicial power calls the decree an unprecedented attack. >>> and 38 days to solve the fiscal cliff. lawmakers are trying to cut a deal. if congress and president obama fail to reach a massive deal, that is, on tax hikes and spending cuts, well, it will automatically kick in, in january. and grover norquist, the latest republi

even as a kid, hagman orbited in show biz as the son of "peter pan" star mary martin, his movie rolesded "up the cellular" and harry and it on the toe. >> i don't need an office anymore. >> it was only after milking a huge contract from the producers of "dallas" that hagman became immensely wealthy. he had houses, cars, he had advices. two of them included drinking and smoking. he smoked for 24 years, gave it up and became an anti-smoking activist and spokesman for the american cancer society. >> i met at least 30 or 40 people that said they quit because of my personal involvement, which makes me feel really good. >> reporter: he stopped drinking in 1995 when he was diagnosed with liver cancer and underwent a life-saving transplant. >> we won in vietnam, we wouldn't be having this conversation. >> reporter: in recent years, he appeared on the big screen in films like "nixon" and "primary colors." but it is his role as the charming and conniving oil man that audiences will never forget. colleen mcedwards, cnn, atlanta. >> and we will of course, continue to follow the life and career of

even as a kid, hagman orbited in showbiz as the son of peter pan star mary martin, his movie roles includedup the cellar" and "harry and tonto". >> i don't need an office anymore. >> reporter: it was only after milking a huge contract from the producers of "dallas" that hagman became immensely wealthy. he had houses, he had cars, he had vices. two of them included drinking and smoking. he smoked for 24 years, gave it up and became an anti-smoking activist and spokesman for the american cancer society. >> i met at least 30, 40 people that said they quit because of my personal involvement, which makes me feel really good. >> reporter: he stopped drinking in 1995 when he was diagnosed with liver cancer and underwent a life-saving transplant. in recent years, hagman appeared on the big screen in films like "nixon" and "primary colors." but it was his role as the charming and conniving oil man that audiences will never forget. >> larry hagman's friends and fellow cast members have been sharing their memories and feelings about his death. this is from linda gray who writes, so sad to lose such a

hagman was the son of broadway legend mary martin.rbara eden on "i dream of jeannie." hagman also had roles in movies like "primary colors." >> i have a price to pay. >> reporter: but it was his turn as the back stabbing jr. for which hagman will be best remembered. a small screen legend that endured for decades and will live on in tv history. for "today," kristen dahlgren, nbc news, los angeles. >> isn't it something that he played a character who was so likable in "i dream of jeannie" and a character that people, as you said, loved to hate on "dallas." >> total opposite, and yet was so well loved for both of those characters. >> our thoughts are with his family. >>> turning to black friday this morning, did those long lines and big crowds live up to the hype? michelle franzen is in new york city's herald square outside macy's flagship store. >> reporter: good morning, carl. shoppers will be back out in force this saturday looking for a whole new round of deals. that following a wave of black friday sprees that began early. just as t

the son of pack tres mary actress martin. >> we first new him at the astronaut from i dream of jeannie. he received no residuals for i dream of jeannie which is still in syndication. he was determined not to make the same mistake with dallas. he negotiate record negotiated like j.r . a real businessman. >> a horrifying crash on 101. a bride to be thrown from the family vehicle and killed after the suv slams into a chp cruiser. cbs 5 reporter is at stanford hospital where the woman's sister is now in critical condition. kit. >> we just got a text from folks waiting here at the hospital. says everyone seems like they're doing okay. it's been a long and exhausting day and they're all hoping and praying now. her name was nesha tandel in an instant her family went from planning her wedding to her funeral. >> it's a tragedy that this morning i had to hear about this news and it was just so unexpected. >> just before 7:00 this morning, the family's suv veered off the road on highway 101 and slammed into a chp patrol car. the force of the impact ejected nisha who was killed instantly. her sist

the son of singer mary martin, larry hagman's own career was launched in the 1960s with a role at astronautelson in the sit-com i dream of jeannenie opposite barbara eden playing the part of the jeannenie. >> i must have gone further into orbit than i thought. >> osgood: though other tv and film roles followed, it was dallas that put him on the map. >> get me the police. reporter: when the identity of j.r.'s assailant was revealed in november of 1980, as many as 83 million people in the united states alone would tune in. >> really surprised. i thought his wife had done it. >> osgood: by then j.r. ewing was on the mend from his wounds and back in the saddle until the conclusion of the series in 1991. the very next year hagman was diagnosed with cirrhosis of the liver, a result he candidly admitted from years of heavy drinking. the discovery of a tumor in 1995 required a liver transplant. >> you won, honey. i couldn't be happier. >> reporter: like the fictional j.r., larry hagman bounced back and early this year brought back his role in a new series of dallas episodes on tnt. on cbs this morn

even as a kid, hagman orbited in showbiz as the son of "peter pan" star mary martin, his movie rolesp the cellar" and "harry and tonto." >> i don't need an any anymore, pop. i'm leaving off the cream now. >> reporter: only after milking a huge crot from the producers of "dallas" that hagman became immensely wealthy. he had houses. he had cars. he had vices, two of them included drinking and smoking. he smoked for 24 years, gave it up and became an anti-smoking activist and spokesman for the american cancer society. >> 30 or 40 people said that they quit because of my personal involvement which makes me feel really good. >> reporter: he stopped drinking in 1995 when he was diagnosed with live cancer and underwent a life saving transplant. >> if we won in vietnam, we wouldn't be having this conversation. >> reporter: in recent years hagman appeared on the big screen in films like "nixon" and "primary colors," but it is his role as the charming and conniving oil man that audiences will never forget. cole lean mcedwards, cnn, atlanta. >> you know, it is getting earlier and earlier. more

his mother was mary martin. hagman was candid about his personal life acknowledging years of heavy drinking that so damaged his liver he eventually needed a transplant. after many years of smoking, hagman quit and became an anti-smoking advocate. recently he acknowledged that his wife of nearly six decades as alzheimer disease and he was battling throat cancer. hagman's spirit never false terrified. earlier this year "dallas" was revived as a new series on tnt. in an appearance on this program in june of this year hagman told jeff glor what he thought about returning to television as the villain that everyone loves to hate. >> larry when they first came to you and said i want to reboot this what did you think? >> yahoo! >> dallas ran on cbs from 1979 to 1991. >> i don't understand why you think you've changed. >> his role as j.r. ewing made him a cultural icon and a symbol of 1980s american excess. hagman said he loved playing j.r. because he could get away with anything but acknowledged that he couldn't get awa

marie macdonald. >>> i'm allen martin. >> i'm elizabeth cook in for dana king tonight.o the door for deals, walmart employees and supporters are giving the megaretailer a black mark. >> walmart seeing workers protest for better wages and healthcare. cbs 5 reporter linda yee is in san leandro with how that message is being received tonight. >> reporter: dozens of demonstratedders were out here this afternoon determined to to let the public know about working conditions here in walmart. demonstrators tried to move the protests inside the san leandro walmart but were stopped by store security. some workers complained about poor working conditions and unfair treatment and cheap pay. this person said she was fired when she staged a sit-in after suffering verbal abuse. >> we have a cart machine broken for four months. i have to buy my own shoes insoles and back brace and put carts all day. that's wear and tear and i don't appreciate that. they make billions and they can't supply us with the materials we need to do the job. >> walmart we won't go away ♪ >> reporter: a union ba

doesn't really feel responsible for having to feel all the pains and angers and that was mary's role. >> so martinan oscar. robert benton wright directs you to your next oscar. steven spielberg has directed you certainly to a nomination here. you're going to have a very busy award season. >> well, i don't know that. and i -- you know, i don't -- thank you. but i can't -- hardly -- >> are you embarrassed at the moment? a little? >> well, because i can't really respond to that. in reality, the gift is, you know, having opportunities to do this work. to tell this story, to stand across from daniel, and to work with the brilliant amazing master, steven. with tony kushner's exquisite words oh. so it's like i had died and gone to heaven. for me, that's enough. >> let's talk about your big night, a big acceptance night this year, with your son, human rights campaign. what was that like to be introduced on to the stage and in a loving way by your son to an audience that loves you. >> i have two-fold feeling here. first of all, it was hard to do that, and i was reluctant to do it for a very long time, beca

. >>> >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald >> good evening, i'm allen martin. >> i'm dana king. with five days before the election, prop 30 could still go either way. win or lose, it could come down to the wire. cbs 5 political reporter grace lee takes a look at two key polls with different outcomes. grace. >> reporter: well, allen, prop 30 is flirting ride on the edge and while the governor says he is confident schools and universities will get that $6 billion they need, there are still skeptics late in this political game. >> there are so many polls, if you read them carefully you will have the same sense of optimism that i do. >> reporter: the governor remains positive about proposition 30 passing. it's the initiative that would raise sales tax a quarter cent and increase state income tax on the rich to channel money into schools and colleges. but polls show it's going to be close. very close. a new field poll out today indicates that it is right on the cusp with 48% voting yes. that's lower than our exclusive surveyusa poll out yesterday that shows it passing with 51%

marie macdonald. >>> good evening, i'm allen martin. >> i'm dana king.e rolling in and the bay area is bracing for a monster of a storm. we're talking 8 or more inches of rain in some spots. and that's just the half of it. we are also in for some wild wind. chief meteorologist paul deanno is tracking the storm for us. >> that wind will actually be first as soon as tomorrow morning many of you waking up to the sound of the gusty winds outside but the big event will be this rainfall. flooding rainfall is now very likely for much of the bay area. several straight days of rainfall with the heaviest of the rain not getting here until friday so what's first up, weather-wise here, will be the wind and rain that arrive tonight. now, this rain is not going to be enough to cause flooding, but this wind is going to cause a rough morning commute. 4 a.m. to 11 a.m. tomorrow morning, wind advisory in effect. all of us will see wind gusts up to 45 miles per hour, winds stronger higher hilltops at the coasts up to 60 miles per hour maybek a mess of the morning commute.

caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald >>> good evening, i'm allen martinana king. the clock is ticking for twinkies. hostess brand's famously long shelf life could expire tomorrow taking thousands of jobs with it. cbs 5 reporter len ramirez explains it's all due to an ongoing labor dispute the iconic snack cake maker says it simply cannot survive. len. >> reporter: that's right, allen. the fires will be burning late into the night and into early- morning hours as workers plan an all-night picket line here at the hostess plant in oakland. the only question now is when the daylight comes, will they have jobs? hostess workers stayed defiantly on the picket line despite a threat from the company that it would liquidate this oakland bakeries and others if the workers didn't return to work this afternoon. you didn't seem to be scared. >> not me. not me because i need to fight for my rights. i need it for my family. >> reporter: the iconic american baker of twinkies, dingdongs, ho hoes and wonder bread filed for bankruptcy earlier this year for the second time in

. >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald >>> good evening, i'm allen martin. >> i'm dana kingre keeping an "eye on the storm" on this wet and windy wednesday. this is video from san francisco this morning when the rain came down really hard all across the bay area. things have cleared up since then but it's just a brief break in a series of storms. >> all that rain earlier today increased the danger on the roads. signs warn drivers to slow down on highway 17 because of the slippery wet roads heading into the mountains to santa cruz and scotts valley. we spotted a few wrecks on the roads today. a fender-bender on highway 87 in san jose clogged traffic for miles. the crash involved at least three vehicles but we haven't heard of serious injuries. >> this is what it looked like going over the bay bridge into san francisco this morning. a lot of wind, rain and plenty of brake lights. we have team coverage of the storm and its aftermath as we wait for round 2. linda yee is in daly city.da lin is in san francisco. paul deanno reports from the weather center. >> this is round one sof

marie macdonald. >>> good evening, i'm allen martin. >> i'm dana king.keeping an eye on the rain coming down around the bay area. you saw the umbrellas out in full force. as we start what will be a soggy weekend, some of the heaviest showers are moving through the bay area right now. in daly city, they are keeping an eye on the hillside near homes where a water main broke earlier this week. they are worried about the rain washing out more of that unstable hillside. but so far, so good. chief meteorologist paul deanno now with what we can expect over the weekend. >> this is only the appetizer. the main course is going to be moving through this evening. look at this radar and the color on the radar and hi-def doppler right now in the bay area just offshore. all of this rain is moving from the southwest to the northeast which means a lot of this that's offshore will be in your backyard soon. petaluma, fairfax, novato, mill valley heavy rain and all of that yellow and orange has its sights set on daly city south san francisco and the city of san francisco. c

colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >>> >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald >>> good evening, i'm allen martin'm dana king. it is almost over. fundraising, the polls, the ads and the back biting. >> in california, a lot of attention on prop 30. the governor has a lot riding on getting people to vote yes. right now he is making a final plea for that. cbs 5 reporter ken bastida is with him tonight. ken. >> reporter: it's not over until it's over. so the governor is taking every last minute of this night before the election to push prop 30 and it started early this morning about this morning in san diego, then los angeles, spent time at two locations there and then it was off to fresno and after fresno it was on to sacramento. and after sacramento, here back to san francisco to delancey street where he addressed the crowd. after his speech, i reminded the governor that there are a lot of californians st

. >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald >>> good evening, i'm allen martin. >> i'm dana kingrs just handed california another $6 billion. that's a six followed by nine zeros. and when $6 billion is up for grabs, a lot of people want a slice of that pie. cbs 5 reporter joe vazquez and the first signs of a prop 30 feeding frenzy. joe. >> reporter: that includes uc- berkeley students here who say they are just tired of all those tuition hikes. demonstrating in the driving rain, a couple of hundred uc- berkeley students gathered this afternoon to let their voices be heard. >> why do the 1%ers hate us so much? >> reporter: two days after passing prop 30 which infused millions know public education statewide many bemoan the fact it may have little immediate impact on how much they pay. >> the point is not that we need to re-fund education. we need to completely restructure it. and we need to put our priorities need indicating students. >> reporter: uc officials applaud the passage of prop 30 but make it clear there is no new money. >> there is no infusion of cash from proposition.

. >>> >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald >>> good evening, i'm allen martin. >> i'm danag. lavish meals, luxury travel, and a lot of lost receipts. all adding up to one big bill for taxpayers. and an official investigate into the bay area official at the center of spending. cbs 5 reporter len ramirez on what he had to say for himself today. >> reporter: as the president of the santa clara board of supervisors is responsible for spending millions of dollars of the public's money, what has gotten him into trouble recently are questionable expenses that were placed on his county issued credit card. >> first of all, much has been written about in the past about my personal office's card usage. >> reporter: he spoke for the first time about allegations he wasted taxpayer dollars on lavish meals, booze and luxury upgrades for himself and his staff. but he didn't deny it and wasn't apologetic. instead, he went after the news media, which broke the story and called for his resignation. >> i don't want you to be distracted by the political lynching that you read today and continue

marie macdonald. >>> good evening, i'm dana king. >> i'm allen martin. mayor ed lee continued his full-court press today to draw the warriors across the bay. >> he is trying to sell the city a half billion-dollar waterfront sports center. cbs 5 political insider phil matier tells us the mayor's latest push is designed to build support from a different type of team. >> we are live at the site of where the warriors hope to build the arena but the play today was at city hall and it was an interesting one because the warriors basically gave the city a deal it couldn't refuse but like a lot of deals in san francisco, there's more to this than meets the eye. here's the story. as political pitches go it was perfect, people at city hall all to get news they are going to get the first crack the jobs building the $500 million arena that the golden state warriors want to put up on the san francisco waterfront. >> lifting up the economy, making sure people get those jobs and making sure that we do our part, as well. >> reporter: under the terms of the deal signed to

colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald >>> good evening, i'm dana king. >> i'm allen martin. a san jose building boom is about to go on steroids. >> the city wants to fast track nearly $1 billion in construction projects in coming months. cbs 5 reporter len ramirez on why san jose thinks it can turn that many projects so fast. len. >> reporter: dana, there's a lot of people who feel that silicon valley is on the verge of the next big comeback and the city wants to be part of that and so they are going to stream line the permit process so they can slingshot into the future. moving at the speed of business. >> we have relatively short time scales. >> reporter: it's what helps make technology companies like solar junction a world leader. >> we manufacture the highest efficiency solar cells in the world today here in san jose. >> reporter: local government doesn't have that same reputation when it comes to speed and efficiency but that may change. >> we are moving ahead with an effort to accelerate projects. >> reporter: city council member is talking about san jose's big new pu

colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald >>> good evening, i'm dana king. >> i'm allen martinon californians are about to see a big increase in their medical insurance payments. and there may be very little that they or state officials can do about it. cbs 5 reporter grace lee tells us who is about to get hit and by how much. grace. >> reporter: that's really part of the frustration. it's not just the money although that's painful. this family that we spoke to is powerless and feel they are at the mercy of anthem blue cross which the state said had an 18% profit margin last year. >> there in the stack of mail was an anthem envelope saying, open immediately important information about your plan. >> reporter: inside, it was very bad news for jan, a local pediatrician. her individual anthem blue cross insurance premium is about to go up nearly 25%. that's an extra $296 per month just for her. her husbands rates will go up 24%, meaning together them pay an extra $528 a month in february on top of what they're already paying. >> a 25% increase. i felt like i had been kicked in the

marie macdonald. >>> good evening, i'm dana king. >> i'm allen martin. could knock on a million doors but you would never get the kind of halloween treat giants fans got today in san francisco. >> that's right. they packed the streets to honor the team's world series victory. ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: on this halloween, san francisco is a sea of orange and black. the frenzy along the parade route and a 49er behind the wheel. >> just here enjoying things. >> reporter: leading to the celebration at civic center. >> reporter: and the giants telling their fans, this is all for you. >> your dedication, your unwaiveer having support, i thank you. >>ne

marie macdonald >>> good evening. happy thanksgiving. i'm elizabeth cook. >> i'm allen martin.a sure sign this will be a healthy holiday season. >> black friday is creeping into thanksgiving day. many bay area retailers opened their doors this morning and there was no shortage of bargain hunters. don knapp is watching the flow of shoppers. >> reporter: we're about to go live. i'll talk to you in a minute. i have talked to miss curry about it. she knows all about it. >> who? >> reporter: miss curry. yes. >> reporter: 'tis the day before black friday, why are they shopping on thanksgiving? >> the deals. >> the deals. they have a lot of specials. we are exercising the online option too to buy things online. >> reporter: old navy has been bucking the black friday trend opening a day early. are you jumping the gun here? >> no. we are getting people to come in and shop with us a day and getting them to come back tomorrow. >> so some of these people back in line tonight? >> i guarantee they will be back tonight in line at the at midnight. >> we did an early breakfast and are taking ad

mary anne, thank you. is this trayvon martin all over again? >> in some respects, of course, it is going to remind a lot of people about trayvon martin. in other respects, it is going to pose very interesting differences but of course, the facts seem quite stark. you've got another seemingly unarmed young black male who's been killed by a white man. >> eliot: to come to the basic application of this -- stand your ground law whose judgment is it? does michael dunn, the defendant in this case, within his own capacity to say i felt threatened, therefore i can invoke the statute or must some objective fact finder, a judge or jury say he was reasonable to say he felt threatened and therefore he can seek defense behind the statute. >> one of the difficulties with the statute is that the answer to that is not clear. it says reasonable fear but what constitutes reasonable fear is not quite clear. it is not clear how much of an objective factor that needs to be. given the fact that a judge can decide this and throughout the case -- and throw out the cas

martin. come on. >> indeed. anna marie, for all those republicans who may have been completely blindsided by mr.ney, here is a little refresher from the campaign trail. >> if you're looking for free stuff you don't have to pay for, vote for the other guy. he promises you all sorts of free stuff. i'm going to give you this and give you that, you're going to have this and that. health care, food, housing to you name it. >> government planned life. a country where everything is free but us. >> anna marie, given he's been saying this stuff for almost a year, are republicans really being honest when they say they don't agree with mitt romney because they didn't say anything to contradict him for about 12 months. >> oh, not only did they not say anything to contradict him, he was defended and people went on to say he was right and they created defenses that were along the lines ever, and i think this is actually what they believe, maybe it's not 47%. you know, maybe it's more like 27%. the republican party is sort of founded on the idea there are makers and takers and there's some quibbling about whet

. >> reporter: that is how aaron martin feels about the proposal to close francis stevens education campus and send those students to marie reed elementary, a move that could force the family to abandon d.c. public schools altogether. >> we've been through school closings before and we're going through it again. where is the solution to address the root of the issue which is providing a high quality education and high quality customer service f you have those two things, parents will come. >> the d.c. council will continue to hold hearings on monday and the d.c. school board has four hearings planned to take public comments. kaya henderson says she will finalize her recommendations in mid january. >>> fox 5 morning news at 4:30 starts now. arts now. >>> good morning to you. it is the end of the week and that means it is friday. live look outside at the u.s. capitol dome at 4:30 in the morning. i'm wisdom martin. >> i'm sarah simmons. welcome to fox 5 morning news. nothing we can't handle out there. >> we'll manage. we're survivors up here. >> only middle of november. we haven't seen anything yet. >> thanks for bringing us

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captioncolorado.com >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald it was a very good night for governor jerry brown. >>> good evening, i'm dana king. >> i'm allen martins a very good night for governor jerry brown and a very bad night for california republicans. for the first time in almost 80 years, one party has as absolute stranglehold on the lecture. phil matier explains what that means for california's budget and yours. phil. >> reporter: basically what it means, dana, is that democrats are ruling the roost in the capital. here's what the first moves are. >> we're not going to see the 5 1/2 billion dollars of cutbacks to k through 12. >> reporter: educators however say there's still more to be done. >> it wasn't about piling a bunch of new money on schools saying we are going to make all these new investments. it was about stopping the cuts. >> reporter: let's not forget the state still faces a $3 2 billion wall of debt from past borrowing. >> we have to make sure over the next few years that we pay our bills, we invest in the right programs, but we don't go in spending like we did in the days le

. >> reporter: that's how erin martin feels, too about the proposal to close frances stevens education campus and send those students to marie reed elementary, a move that could force her family to abandon d.c. public schools altogether. >> we've been through school closings before and we're going through them again. so it's a solution to keep closing schools until we're left with no schools or is the solution to address the root of the issue, which is providing a high quality education and high quality customer service. if you have those two things, parents will come. >> certainly they came to the hearing to speak out. the council will continue that hearing monday and the d.c. school board has four more hearings planned to take public comments. heard son says she'll finalize her recommendation -- henderson says she'll finalize her recommendses in mid-january. recommendations in mid-january. >>> investigation into the deadly cops late attack in libya is -- consulate attack in libya is just beginning on capitol hill. a remark was said that president obama lied and set up a firestorm of accusations during congressional hearing

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mary for 20, topped five years along with his publisher and his good friends martin amos and robert wilde this panel is just being introduced, and we will bring this to you live. we will be joined right after the panel, and we are taking social media comments for her. if you have any comments you would like to make about christopher hitchens or any questions, you can do that via e-mail, twitter, and facebook. e-mail book tv at booktv.org. twitter, @booktv is our handle. and on facebook, facebook.com/booktv. now, here is the panel beginning on christopher hitchens. >> today we have a full house. of course we want to let conduct this in no way that everybody will be a will to enjoy. at the end of the authors presenting we will have a q&a session. i ask that if you would like to ask a question that you approach the mike in the middle aisle, ask your question and then please if you would just go back to your seat so that we can have high could flow of q&a going and yourself phones, if you please turn them off. any other electronic devices. everyone will be will to enjoy it. let me also recogn