dublin police say the it's the cull ma nation of a six week investigation that started with an anonymous tips. >> different locations, it's important to get documents and make sure we have the right suspects. so once we do present the case to the district attorney's office there's a solid case against them. >> reporter: police say they have names of suspects but have not made arrests. they ruled out the owners of a real estate business in the front of this office. those owners told ktvu they sub leased part of their office to a catering company. no one else at this park was interested in talking about it. investigate sates the next step is to go through all of the evidence seized from the various location today as they continue to build their case and determine what charges can be filed. live, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> san francisco police identified a suspect in a deadly weeing shooting. police say they were looking for 23-year-old mike the siona green. she expected of willing one woman and wounding another. police say they believe green shot and killed 23-year-old melqiuasha warren and

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in the midst of reminding americans e sacrifice our >>> president bay area ma made veterans day remarks at arlington nationalemetery today in the midst of reminding americans about the sacrifice our tributes made. he paid a special tribute to the oldest nope world war ii veteran. >> richard 58 betterson, this american veteran is 107 years old. [ cheers and applause ] >> let's ask richard to stand again because he can stand. >> he served in an all black army unit. he received two standing visions at today's services -- ovations at today's ceremony. before speaking the president and vice president had a ceremony. >>> bay area veterans were honored today aboard the uss hornet. >> ♪ at the twilight's last bloodstreaming. >> ceremonies included the traditional toss other the ship. there was also a ceremony on the hanger deck of the aircraft carrier under the museum. >>> the navy sex and bribery scandal expanding. two more high-ranking officers have been placed on leave. being investigated for allegedly accepting bribes including lady gaga concert tickets and prostitutes. investigators believe the officer steered

helping many people across the nation. >> the ma dp na ready magnets are strong enough to keep the shirts closed but not so strong that shirts are difficult to open. >> and you're dressed. >> dr. sanjay gupta, cnn. >> that's not the report we expected. thank you. >>> typhoon haiyan made land fall in northestern vietnam about an hour ago. emergency officials evacuated about a hundred thousand people. the storm is 75 miles an sure and is expected to bring 8 to 12 inches of rain fall possibly causing flooding and landslides there. eight agencies helping mobilize victims of that typhoon. to find out how can you help, go to cnn.com/impact. >>> governor chris christie. he is celebrating his gubernatorial win or planning a race for the white house? >>> then later, a new twist in new york city's legal fight over its controversial stop and frisk policy. the city asked the judge to step in. that is just ahead. i got this. [thinking] is it that time? the son picks up the check? [thinking] i'm still working. he's retired. i hope he's saving. i hope he saved enough. who matters most to you says the mo

line to go to nbc, we brought david to take amy's spot, and she came back to help out with the national stuff, ma crow stuff with me, and we have two other abledded people here, ashson barry and lauren fulton, so, yeah, i had a brief rick perry moment, but anyway, getting down to it. laying out the macro, and then jennifer will be first, david second, and we'll have a conversation, a little conversation about the senate and the house. as suggested, i came up a year early this year, and i was trying to think, okay, what is this election going to be about? i came up with two theories, and the interesting thing about the theories is they are good for 2014, but probably also a useful way of framing off where the two parties will be in 2016. that is number one. will the republican brand, will republicans be able to fix their brand image and very specific problems they have with minority voters, young voters, women voters, self-described moderates, or will self-describedded programs flow into 20 # 14, obviously, a bad year for republicans? the flip side is second term fatigue. from history, we know it'

him up as he has said most of his two year term so is eligible for release but mas that from bahrain watch as only a national pressure can force bahrain to change course the government will release him different only if there is significant pressure from behind allies meaning the united states or the united kingdom. in absence of that pressure i think the government will still trying to come in prison in line with their campaign of you know trying to prevent any sort of dissent or create any sort of safe space for dissent we saw dealy videos of nighttime bombardments of villages in behind with tear gas these are areas where there's no protests whatsoever going on the government just comes in and fires massive amounts of tear gas to punish citizens for expressing dissent or earlier protests so we're not seeing the use of tear gas in behind to disperse violent rioters as much as we're seeing it to punish as a weapon of collective punishment we've seen the government try to hold the so-called national dialogue with the opposition but you can't really have this dialogue writers there's so many political prisoner

receiving benefits is relatively small, as is the percentage of the national budget going to welfare fortunately, some progress was mathe 1990s. and hopefully will become we asked economic analyst a dynaminariman hravesho change. for his thoughts on welfare reform. the welfare reform act passed in 1996 -- or "welfare to work"as it- the welfare reform act afthatwelfare no longerd was a landmarkvent. an aernave to working as a way of life. in the late 1990s, welfare reform was touted as spectacular success. the number of welfare recipients fell by more than half. the poverty rate of households headed by women fell by almost as much, as you can see in the graph. however, much of the reform's success in moving millions from welfare to work was e to its serendipitous coincidence with long economic boom that droveits the unemployment rate downnce to a 30-year low. duringhe same deca the minimum wageas increased and the earned income tax credit was made more generous. these made it easier for former welfare recipients to earn a living wage. unfortunately, the true success of welfare reform would not be tested until the econ

and charter was the one backed by john ma lobe's liberty -- malone's liberty mutual group. comcast is the nation'sperator, so it's fascinating to see comcast moving higher just by a fraction here. time warner cable is moving higher by three and three-quarters. a lot of suitors here. like prom night, everybody wants to take out time warner cable. and charter moving higher by one and a third percent. so everybody's moving higher, cox not publicly traded. we should also mention that two men's clothing retailers getting quite a pop. nicole petallides, this is a reverse, isn't it? >> reporter: right? originally, you had joseph a. bank saying, hey, men's wearhouse, we want you even though we are your smaller rival and you're undervaluing our company. and just a few weeks later men's wearhouse says on the contrary, we are going to take you over, and joseph a. bank confirmed this up solis -- unsolicited proposal. men's wearhouse is offering to buy it for $55 per share, an 8.7% premium, and you have the insiders who are looking at this thinking it's great. i was just reading about m&a activity and the spec

wall, by making three appointments to the national labor relations board, during the senate's winter holidays. two chamber at the time was in proform ma session. the lawsuit over this case is currently before the supreme court. we'll discuss the arguments for and against the so called nuclear option, a rules change that allows presidential nominees to proceed with a simple majority in just a moment, we are now joined by victoria nurse. she is a professor of law at georgetown unit, she is nominated by president obama to serve on the united states court of appeals for the 7th circuit. profuser nurse withdrew her nomination, after a home state senator put her nomination on hold and it became clear she would not be confirmed. welcome to inside story. >> thank you for having me. >>ly stipulate that most people watching this will never be nominated for a federal anything, so tell people what that is like? when you enter the process, do you give away a lot? your personal life, your personal details is it a sacrifice to say yes when the president calls in. >> absolutely. it was a four year process. of being vetted not only by the white house,

dave ziron sports for the nation and great to have you guys both with us tonight. johnathadr. edward johnathan masiven a nickname of big weirdo. and typical hazing that happens in the n.f.l. an pee and peoplee you guys were aware of this went further it went to voice mail and text mes messages and eventy leading to a emotional breakdown how tre brief prevalent is thise n.f.l. and sports in particular. i was associated with the n.f.l. for the last years. i was wha with the golden state warriors and in all of these sports there is some degree of this kind of thing that goes on. this is an extreme case. >> this typically runs the spectrum. the people singing the school songs from the colleges they came from and right up to this. the thing that has changed is that the technology has eliminated the line for all practical purpose. in-house an locke and locker rod public information. >> no one can be sure that what happens in-house is going to remain in house. not even the nsa or the cia much the less a locker room in the n.f.l. what we are witnessing new is a change in terms of the cultural risk of expo

national sport where each match begins with a traditional dance. moi thai serves an a discipline making up mixed martial arts or m ma. it is a sport with an expanding international fan base - light on tradition, high on glitz - it's arrived in bangkok. >> will it knock out the traditional form? >> i don't think mma will take over moi thai. i think it's rooted deeply in the culture in thailand. mma has a strong presence around the world. >> global appeal doesn't matter to the governing sports authority, refusing to go on camera they said professional mma is banned in the country. not true, according to the promotor who hosted the first mma fight night in bangkok. >> in 2012 an announced was made by someone from the sports authority from thailand saying the government of thailand would ban the sport of mixed martial art. it never happened. >> some see mma as delewding a century's old practice, others see it as providing more opportunity for the fighters. >> this man has trained locals and foreigners for 15 years. like brazil, where football is a smart, you bring blasket ball in and it's lobing to a certain level. mma m

national cash register. this is an old-school tech company thattic mas everything from atms, all those software applicationsumers can use. ncr has been a remarkable run over the last 12 months, rising from $21 to $40 before selling off after it reported the latest quarter at the end of quarter. i think ncr is very-well run, good management, and i like what they're trying to do, moving towards less hardware and more software and service. but it's all mobile, it's working. the weakness in the quarter mostly came from softness in the legacy atm business and retail point of sale software. these issues could be here to say, uh be i think the company has a solid and conservative growth trajectory, so i think this stock is a buy into the current weakness. and i welcome ceo bill moody on the show anytime, including, bill, next week. know him from way back. now let's take some tweets. our first tweet comes from @gilliespb. aa, alcoa, has pulled back to nine. good buying opportunity to start a position or just fairly valued? >> here's the problem, there is still a major glut of aluminum. klinefeld is one of the great

thousand and eleven truth this is ma still the thai police headquarters of this was even has approved a scented k five. demonstrators also cut electricity at the national police headquarters as well as an adjacent police hospital the process of being led by a gentleman named sue pep talks about. he's a sixty four he wrote all the lawmaker is what is that every private is that he's buying two tall putting up like the fuel that every couple in ministry. to study this week demonstrated small the finance for him than any team in the streets forcing stop and back to a salon to govern crowds were reported nineteen provincial government buildings. this started last month of the unix administration try to foster pretty unsuccessful it that an amnesty bill which the protesters fear it would basically have sold abroad the accent of conviction in corruption cases and pave the way for his return alright so with this story really moving it's day five that i caught him he is having as result of these protests will though the resultant bottom and make a tangible difference to what's happening on the streets which joined the chorus when timmy chang live from bangkok a

angelina brought national attention to the risks of brca1 and a2 gene musicians after having a double ma secretary together to reduce her likelihood of developing the disease. if a specific gene mutation is in your family you have increased risk of breast cancer if you individually test negative for the mutation. >> the storm on the east coast is threatening an 87-year-old thanksgiving day tradition. performers practiced for the macy's thanksgiving day parade but if gusts topping 34 miles per hour the balloons could be grounded and the decision will be made tomorrow by the new york city police department. season 17 of "dancing with the stars" is over and after 11 weeks of competition on the floor this is a new champion this morning. we have all the action from los angeles. amber and derek hough. >> the new champions after a win, amber said she had doubts she would make it this far. >> you can do whatever you put your mind to. i'm really proud of myself. i can say i am. i am very proud evidence myself. >> it is great to see her transformed to be just amazing. >> this is a cherry on top of

national interest. analysts say god is looking to get closer to china. john b a in taiwan established official ties in nineteen ninety five taiwanese president ma angel visited the country in april last year. dom is the first to cut ties with taiwan since mom became president in two thousand and eight. chinese foreign ministry spokesperson always said the government has had no contact with colombia on the matter. only uses a one day. canada's decision to exclude foreign media's reports. all meals included. he said the one china principle has universal support from the international community ay ay ay. south korea's well known for its enthusiasm for education more than two thirds of elementary and junior high school students attend cram schools and other private institutions government officials are combining this national obsession with another korean strength information technology. they're building a new education system using ninety in the hope it'll give young people one inch in the future. an eight year olds on d day reports. they don't the venue us to their pc ethos twentieth century and there. and then to school for sunday's united states uses them. d

a wreath at the tomb of the unknown at articlington national cemetery. 100-year-old richard overton was there. >> he was there at okinawa,y woe jeem mare he said i only got out of there by the grace of god. >> someone else who served got a salute today, 91-year-old phyllis gould. she worked as a welder during world war ii and today vice president biden called her to invite her to the white house because she had said it's a big item on her bucket list. >>> our british allies movingly shuts one of their own who died recently. look, his obituary noted he has no close family who could attend his funeral. word got out on social media and 300 strangers showed up in the rain to salute a man who deserves gratitude from us all. >>> and as we honor our american veterans tonight a troubling abc news investigation is next. u.s. government contracts awarded to companies with alleged ties to terror groups, some of those terror groups targeting american forces. abc's chief investigative correspondent brian ross on the trial. >> reporter: with americans still being attacked every week in afghanistan, the u.s. governmentas worked hard to find out who

ma care impacting businesses with under 50 employees. >>> thanksgiving shopping, not in the states that ban it. even though over 1 million walmart employees will have to report to the job today around the nation those living in rhode island, maine and massachusetts have the day off. blue laws rule where shopping is prohibited today. >>> time for stories you may have missed, the holiday travel for most people is other or nearing the end. that massive holiday storm that grounded planes and delayed trains is moving off the east coast. forecasters say it will be gone today leaving behind strong winds. >>> two people were killed in brazil after a crane collapsed at the site of a stadium that will host next year's world cup. an investigation is under way. >>> pizza hut decided to rehire a manager after he was fired for refusing to work thanks gufg. tony rohr was asked to keep his franchise open. once message spread on facebook the company backtracked. >>> you can call him iron man. in japan kimio nakagawa was recognized by the japan government for excellent ironing. each year the labor ministry pecks out the nation's finest craftsman, usually a chef or craftsman. he irons by hand not a presser. he

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he was there at ewoe jet stream ma where he said i only got out of there by the grace of god. when the war ended, richard headed home to texas to a nationervice on the battlefield was not always matched by the respect that he deserved at home. but this veteran held his head high. he carried on and lived his life with honor an dignity. he built his wife a house with his own two hands. he went back to work in the furniture business. in time, he served as a courier in the texas state capitol where he worked for four governsers and made more friends than most us do in a lifetime. he still lives in the house that he built, and every sunday he hops in his 1971 ford truck and drives one of the nice ladies in his neighborhood to church. [ applause ] >>> this is the life of one american veteran living proud and strong in the land he helped keep free. and earlier this year, the great folks at honor flight austin brought richard to washington, d.c. for the first time. and he and his fellow veterans paid their respects to the world war ii memorial. and then they visited the memorial to martin luther king jr. as richard sat in a wheelchair beneath t

nation's oldest vet. >> he was at pearl harbor when the battleships were still smoldering. he was there at okinawa and' quo woe jeem ma and said i only got out of there by the grace of god. >> reporter: as veterans are recognized for their service there is a battle many are fighting at home. the unemployment rate for those who served in the wars in iraq and afghanistan is 10%, much hire than the national average. stepping up are some of the best known companies, wal-mart, boeing and starbucks. the seattle-based coffee giant announced last week it plans to hire 10,000 military veterans and active duty spouses over the next five years. last week, at&t announced a similar goal. 10,000 jobs for veterans or their family members. karen trafers, abc news, washington. >>> there is something of an irony about the final in-store rental at a blockbuster video. all about a handful of franchise blockbusters have officially closed their doors. get this, the final rental was made in hawaii 11:00 saturday night. a few employees posed for a picture with their last customer. get this. his video selection, the appropriately titled "this

nation's tribal leaders. secretary of state john kerry and afghan president ma mid karzai agreed to have u.s.tan after the combat mission ends next year. under this plan, u.s. forces would play a support role until 2024. karzai says he will respect the elder's decision. afghan's parliament must also weigh in. >>> some parties think a preliminary agreement could be reached on iran's nuclear program and sec. stare of state john kerry ready to jump into the negotiations if significant progress is made. he thinks it's the world's" best chance in a decade" to make a deal. >>> a huge cargo jet stranded at a teenie, tiny airport in wichita, kansas. it will attempt a takeoff today at 1:00 p.m. eastern. the atlas air 747 tredreamlifte was supposed to land at mcconnell air force base. instead it landed at the much smaller jabara airport which is ten miles away. the faa is investigating how the airport mix-up even happened. >>> another air mixup, a jetblue flight headed from ft. myers to boston was forced to land in orlando after the emergency slide partially deployed inside the plane. the pilot managed

the callet ma zoo promise m it's been so successful cities around the nation are trying to do the same thing. we explain. michigan state university, this girl is thinking about graduation. >> going through high school gave you a push. >> students who complete 9 through 12 in callet ma zoo get 65% of fees covered at state university. those who go through 12 years in a callet ma zoo school get a scholarship. requirements, live within the school district. the money can be used for 10 years after although. callet ma zoo has 75,000 residents. figures show one in three live in poverty. since the announcement enrolment shot up 24%, as families who would have aborted callet maz u moved in and snatched up property. director emert us says because of increase in enrolment teacher jobs were created. 70% of student enrolled in local schools and tuition revenue jumped. >> $30 million in the community swirling around. >> 30 similar programs popped up around the country and dozens in the works. pittsburg has 26,000 students, twice as many as callet ma zoo. they estimate they need a $250 million endowm

mas it a little better. but walmart made $17 billion last year. and it's the nation's largest employer.s this country. and they can well afford to give us a livable wage. >> but going back to why you're specifically protesting the stores opening up earlier this holiday season. walmart has a lot of competition because other stores are opening early too. and walmart is probably saying toist, we've got to do this because it's a good business decision. >> yes. carol, walmart took the lead with that last year as being the first retail business to open up for thanksgiving. and now all of the other retail businesses are scrambling to be -- to open even earlier this year. and while that is a scheduling a problem is important for us at our walmart. and it's more important that we have a livable wage, which we are asking for 25,000 a year from walmart. and also for them to stop the retaliation of their workers, stop their unfair labor practices in their stores. >> question for you. are they giving -- giving any employees time and a half for working on thanksgiving day? >> they're giving them -- t

national security. she obtained her ab in philosophy with honors from dartmouth, her ma from the university of -- [inaudible northern ireland, and her ph.d. in history from the university of cambridge, england. and thank you very much for both moderating and doing so much to make this series possible. it's really, it's an extraordinarily important discussion. so thank you, laura. i also want the thank our panelists. professor donahue will be giving you some background on each of them, but we're joined by georgia meal -- [inaudible] director of the center for democracy at the american civil liberties union, robert litt, matthew olsen, director of the national counterterrorism center and mark rotten berg, president and executive director of the electronic privacy information center. so it's an extraordinary group, and it's going to be a remarkable discussion. but before we turn to the panel, we're truly honored to have with us representative jim sensenbrenner who's been one of the most vocal and important voices in the united states house of representatives with regard to the foreign intelligence surveillance

the national weather service indicate they may have been ef-4 tornados which bring wind gusts of 166 to 200 miles-per-hour. up in that tree you have ma lookwhatlooks like a sofa or a r trapped in the branches of that tree. while the search and rescue continues and the clean up begins something that will obviously take months. >> a tool to help fight cholesterol may be sending the wrong messin message. that is a new fear in the medical community. they released a calculator to figure out a person's risk of heart disease. doctors worry that it's leading patients to believe that they are more at risk than they actually are. which may lead t to over prescribing. johnathan betz is here to break this down. >> the heart association is saying that it's leading people to take pills they may not need of the. >> it's a big deal because it affects so many people. 1. 1:3 have high levels of ldl or bad cholesterol. the american heart association and the american association of cardiology released a new calculator to figure out a person's risk of heart problems some worry that it's over predicting that risk. let's say you are a 60-year-old black man

ma s marcus. >> the buying on in apparel but you like among others jw nordstrom. >> you bet. we like nordstrom. they're the only retailer in the nation that can take you on line and off line, full line luxury shopping as well as down to the discount treasure hunt shopping. they have four different divisions and they service four different types of customers. we say focus on the guy who knows how to gain that market share for this holiday and into next year. nordstrom is our winner. >> chris, is there a sleeper in this category of retail this year? and a sleeper stock? >> i think it's dick's sporting goods. neeley mentioned how cold it's going to be, coldest black friday weekend in 25 years. the fifth coldest winter overall in 22 years. people want their north face, they want their under armor fleece, nike fleece and going to dick's. >> you got a sleeper? >> i would agree, the foot ware category first of all is the most exciting category, the new handbag. nike, uggs, deckers, how those are flying off the shelf. good thing we have a fire place here because it's so cold out. >> it's really nice. >> we should do this every day. >> it's c

nation's capital. nascar and matt kenseth on the pole for the deciding race. but he needed a win and he needed complete disaster from jimmie johnson to win the cup. paul mally, he was on fire. and then his tire blew and it was a mess. hamlin would win the race and kenseth was second and finishing better than 23rd. the 6th title in eight years and gets one away. monterey bay was the site at the half marathon. it was 1 hour, 11 minutes and 21 seconds. the men's winner one hour, two minutes and 44 seconds. the second fastest time in the 11-year history of the event. this sports report is brought to you by riverwalk casino. >> thank you, colin. thank you for joining us. >>> this morning on "world news now," november nightmare. tornados tear a path through illinois and indiana leavi >>> this morning on "world news now," november nightmare. tornados tear a path through illinois and indiana leaving behind heartache and destruction. >> we saw it coming through this way. like the angle toward our house. the whole shed's gone. >> the overnight damage reports and the storm system's next threat. >>> wild pursuit. a traffic stop with a mom in a minivan and five kids

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national convention of realtors and the other at a clinton foundation fundraiser. at the first one, some people turned away because there wasn't enough space inside the ma sconey centerng. >> presidential looking? >> presidential looking. she talked about politics in asia more than home. >> i'm not a candidate, i'm not running a campaign, the press don't need to be there. i'm having a fundraiser for a foundation so that's not press worthy. >> clinton of course hasn't made any announcement about whether or not she is running for president from 2016, now walking a fine line between being a citizen and potential candidate. >>> a massive typhoon may be the deadliest natural disaster ever to strike the philippines. in one town alone, officials say there could be as many as 10,000 people dead. winds of 150 miles an hour ripped through homes and snapped trees. storm surge created a 20-foot wall of water and some areas are still unreachable because they were cut off by flooding and landslides. >> the devastation is -- it's -- i don't have the words for it, it's really horrific. it's great human tragedy. >> the interior secretary also said the communications, power and water

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and the director of national intelligence jointly certify to the congress that these stations do not have the capabilities to gather intelligence or improve foreign weapons systems. ma my amendment would also require a report to congress on the use of satellite positioning ground monitoring stations by foreign governments. the amendment is simple and straightforward and i urge my colleagues to support its inclusion in the defense authorization bill and i encourage cosponsors from both sides of the aisle. thank you, madam president. and i yield the floor. the presiding officer: the senator from michigan. mr. levin: madam president, on behalf of the sentence armed services committee -- the senate armed services committee we're please 20ed bring the national defense authorization act for fiscal year 2013 to the senate floor. the armed services committee approved the bill by a 23-3 vote on june 13 making this the 52nd consecutive year that our committee has reported a defense authorization act. the strong bipartisan vote for this bill in the armed services committee continues the tradition of our committee where members have continued to come together to support the nat

ma chair and ceo of global private client group for raymond james financial. allison fitzgerald, finance and investigative reporter at the center for public integrity and the chairwoman of the national press club speaker's committee. skipping over our speaker for just a minute, a u.s. economy and treasury reporter for bloomberg news. kenneth e. benson jr., president of sifma. molly mccluskey, a freelance journalist and the vice chair of the national press club freelance committee. and cheyenne hopkins, a reporter for bloomberg news covering banking and legislation. [applause] our guest today is a longtime member of the republican establishment in washington, a former leader on capitol hill and a respected voice in the movement to rein in federal spending and reduce the u.s. debt. so it came as a bit of a surprise earlier this fall when former u.s. senator judd gregg began a commentary in the hill newspaper with these words. most americans these days are simply ignoring republicans, and they should. [laughter] gregg was lamenting the threat of some in his own party in their effort to kill president obama's health care reform law. he later called the 16-day government shutdown a, quot