>> james maxwell. >> j-2, i need james maxwell for a visit, please. james maxwell. >> all right.ahead. j-2. >> are you thinking it's so stupid. i just can't understand his thought process. he's a grown man. i guess he knows what he's doing. or he thinks he does. >> he's a knuckle head. he always has been. >> while mary joe visits brandon, echo goes to see her father. these visitations have been the routine since she was a little girl. >> i'm kind of used too it, him not being there, having to see him behind glass, going through security to be able to see him. my dad's been in here a long time. i hate it for him. you don't to want see anybody that you love locked up . but he wouldn't know how to act if he was out here anyway. my brother being locked up now bothers me a little more. just because he's my little brother. it's hard to know what i would say to my father, because i wouldn't want to hurt his feelings, but it's his fault. it's his fault that my little brother is here. >> hey, sweetie. >> hey. >> what are you doing? oh, you look so beautiful. >> thank you. you look handsom

byron maxwell that time on bryant again. maxwell saying it's offense and hochuli will gather with his forces. >> cris: dez is just exhausted going down the field. he can barely run, and maxwell and bryant are just kind of going at it slugging their way >> referee: pass interference defense number 31. first down. >> cris: i think maxwell saying i'm going for the ball. he's just right there. i have the right to go for the ball. take a look. >> al: a fascinating situation here. if they don't get another yard, you're looking at a 56 yard field goal. if you have one time-out, you have to save it. and they're at the 38 yard line. so cassel needs six, seven, eight yards to make bailey feel a little bit more comfortable. then you got -- now what do you got? >> cris: uh-oh. >> al: that's going to cost them five, the cowboys. >> referee: false start, offense number 70, five yard penalty. still third down. >> al: zack martin. >> cris: and no runoff because the clock was not running. >> al: right. >> cris: if the clock had been seven se

byron maxwell that time on bryant again. maxwell saying it's offense and hochuli will gather with his forces. >> cris: dez is just exhausted going down the field. he can barely run, and maxwell and bryant are just kind of going at it slugging their way down the field. >> referee: pass interference defense number 31. first down. >> cris: i think maxwell saying i'm going for the ball. ball. take a look. >> al: a fascinating situation here. if they don't get another yard, you're looking at a 56 yard field goal. if you have one time-out, you have to save it. and they're at the 38 yard line. so cassel needs six, seven, eight yards to make bailey feel a little bit more comfortable. then you got -- now what do you got? >> cris: uh-oh. >> al: that's going to cost them five, the cowboys. >> referee: false start, offense number 70, five yard penalty. still third down. >> al: zack martin. >> cris: and no runoff because the clock was not running. >> al: right. >> cris: if the clock had been running, we would have been at seven seconds a

byron maxwell that time on bryant again. maxwell saying it's offense and hochuli will gather with his forces. >> cris: dez is just exhausted going down the field. he can barely run, and maxwell and bryant are just kind of going at it slugging their way down the field. >> referee: pass interference defense number 31. first down. >> cris: i think maxwell saying i'm going for the ball. he's just right there. i have the right to go for the ball. take a look. >> al: a fascinating situation here. if they don't get another yard, you're looking at a 56 yard field goal. if you have one time-out, you have to save it. and they're at the 38 yard line. so cassel needs six, seven, eight yards to make bailey feel a little bit more comfortable. then you got -- now what do you got? >> cris: uh-oh. >> al: that's going to cost them five, the cowboys. >> referee: false start, offense number 70, five yard penalty. still third down. >> al: zack martin. >> cris: and no runoff because the clock was not running. >> al: right. >> cris: if the clock h

byron maxwell that time on bryant again. maxwell saying it's offense and hochuli will gather with his forces. >> cris: dez is just exhausted going down the field. he can barely run, and maxwell going at it slugging their way down the field. >> referee: pass interference defense number 31. first down. >> cris: i think maxwell saying i'm going for the ball. he's just right there. i have the right to go for the ball. take a look. >> al: a fascinating situation here. if they don't get another yard, you're looking at a 56 yard field goal. if you have one time-out, you have to save it. and they're at the 38 yard line. so cassel needs six, seven, eight yards to make bailey feel a little bit more comfortable. then you got -- now what do you got? >> cris: uh-oh. >> al: that's going to cost them five, the cowboys. >> referee: false start, offense number 70, five yard penalty. still third down. >> al: zack martin. >> cris: and no runoff because the clock was not running. >> al: right. >> cris: if the clock had been running, we would ha

byron maxwell that time on bryant again. maxwell saying it's offense and hochuli will gather with his forces. >> cris: dez is just exhausted going down the field. he can barely run, and maxwell and bryant are just kind of going at it slugging their way down the field. >> referee: pass interference defense number 31. first down. >> cris: i think maxwell saying i'm going for the ball. he's just right there. i have the right to go for the ball. take a look. >> al: a fascinating situation here. if they don't get another yard, you're looking at a 56 yard field goal. if you have one time-out, you have to save it. and they're at the 38 yard line. so cassel needs six, seven, eight yards to make bailey feel a little bit more comfortable. then you got -- now what do you got? >> cris: uh-oh. >> al: that's going to cost them five, the cowboys. >> referee: false start, offense number 70, five yard penalty. still third down. >> al: zack martin. >> cris: and no runoff because the clock was not running. >> al: right. >> cris: if the clock h

byron maxwell that time on bryant again. maxwell saying it's offense and hochuli will gather with his forces. >> cris: dez is just exhausted he can barely run, and maxwell and bryant are just kind of going at it slugging their way down the field. >> referee: pass interference defense number 31. first down. >> c cs: i think maxwell s sing i'i'going for the ball. he's just right there. i have the right to go for the ball. take a look. >> al: a fascinating situaon here if they don't get another yard, you're looking at a 56 yard field goal. if you have one time-out, you have to save it. and they're at the 38 yard line.e. so cassel needs six, seven, eight yards to make bailey feel a little bit more comfortable. then you got -- now what do you got? >> cris: uh-oh. >> al: t tt's going to cost them five, the cowboys. >> referee: false start, offense number 70, five yard penalty. al: zack martin. >> cris: and no runoff because the clock was not running. >> al: right. >> cris: if the clock had been running, we would have been at seven

byron maxwell that time on bryant again. maxwell saying it's offense and hochuli will gather with his forces. >> cris: dez is just exhausted going down the field. he can barely run, and maxwell and bryant are just kind of going at it slugging their way down the field. >> referee: pass interference defense number 31. first down. >> cris: i think maxwell saying i'm going for the ball. he's just right there. i have the right to go for the ball. take a look. >> al: a fascinating situation here. if they don't get another yard, you're looking at a 56 yard field goal. if you have one time-out, you have to save it. and they're at the 38 yard line. so cassel needs six, seven, eight yards to make bailey feel a little bit more comfortable. then you got -- now what do you got? >> cris: uh-oh. >> al: that's going to cost them five, the cowboys. >> referee: false start, offense number 70, five yard penalty. still third down. >> al: zack martin. >> cris: and no runoff because the clock was not running. >> al: right. >> cris: if the clock h

when 33-year-old jacob myers, a co- owner of our family veterinary clinics in maxwell and colfax, was driving southbound when it collided with a 15 year old driver at 305th and 660th... meyers was pronounced dead at the scene... 'it was kind of the opposite...i have five children and they have a father of 5 children that lost his live so you never know when it can happen... since 2005 there have been a total of 25 fatalities in crashes on similar intersections but the 4 that happened in august alone is equal to that of all of 2014...despite those numbers an iowa state university study done in 2004 could point to one of the reasons it hasnt been easy to see the end of these intersections... 'in their conclusion uncontrolled low volume rural gravel roads are just as safe whether they have stop signs or no stop signs whatsover' 'if we put up stop signs and a person drives this road everyday and its a very low volume roadway and they had to stop and everytime there is no traffic, people then start to lose respect for that sign and run through it' some of that same research is used in maha

>> oh, maxwell? what -- >> jimmy: you've been seeing another man. >> what would ever make you say such a thing, maxwell? >> jimmy: don't you lie to me, lillian. don't you change the accent just to try. i've seen him show up at our door every day for the past six months. >> i simply don't know what you're referring to. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: this one. >> oh! i have not been having an affair with the mailman. he's here for an entirely different reason. >> jimmy: and what reason could that possibly be? >> i'm just here to deliver the mail. and screw. [ laughter and applause ] ow. ow. why, you -- ow. oh, no. >> jimmy: wow. [ cheers and applause ] >> what a performance. >> oh, you better believe it, baby. [ laughter ] >> can i just get serious for a a moment? >> jimmy: yes, you can. boy, that was fantastic. [ laughter ] i didn't even know you had a a cameo in that. >> neither did i. i don't think i was in it, actually. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: thank you to martin short and steve martin. [ cheers

when 33-year-old jacob myers, a co- owner of our family veterinary clinics in maxwell and colfax, was driving southbound when it collided with a 15 year old driver at 305th and 660th... meyers was pronounced dead at the scene... 'it was kind of the opposite...i have five children and they have a father of 5 children that lost his live so you never know when it can happen... since 2005 there have been a total of 25 fatalilities in crashes on similar intersections but the 4 that happened in august alone is equal to that of all of 2014...despite those numbers an iowa state university study done in 2004 could point to one of the reasons it hasnt been easy to see the end of these intersections... 'in their conclusion uncontrolled low volume rural gravel roads are just as safe whether they have stop signs or no stop signs whatsover' 'if we put up stop signs and a person drives this road everyday and its a very low volume roadway and they had to stop and everytime there is no traffic, people then start to lose respect for that sign and run through it' some of that same research is used in ma

byron maxwell, are you kidding me? how can you defend byron mack well?'t touched anybody with a tackle all seas season. they ought to take him out in handcuffs signing that $63 million contract because he's stealing money. my gosh, ben. come on, man. come on, man. give it up. it's a joke. and byron maxwell might be the worst at signing since, remember nnamdi, i put him in that picture. come on, ben. come on, ben. think you have what it takes to knock the king. shoot your video. zen it to us and i'll talk to you next week. ♪ i'm caridee. i've had moderate to severe plaque psoriasis most my life. but that hasn't stopped me from modeling. my doctor told me about stelara®. it helps keep my skin clearer. with only 4 doses a year after 2 starter doses stelara® helps me be in season. stelara® may lower your ability to fight infections and increase your risk of infections. some serious infections require hospitalization. before starting stelara® your doctor should test for tuberculosis. stelara® may increase your risk of cancer. always tell your doctor if you ha

not be fibbing. [ cheers ] [ laughter and applause ] >> and just what do you suppose you're doing, maxwell? >> jimmy: i'm eating a a sandwich, lillian. >> ha! a likely story that you're eating a sandwich. if you're really eating a a sandwich, then what, pray tell, is on that sandwich? >> jimmy: turkey. >> and? >> jimmy: lettuce. >> and? >> jimmy: muenster cheese. >> and? >> jimmy: tomato. >> what else, baby? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: nothing. [ light laughter ] >> you're a liar! liar! if this is what you just said, and it's so filled with truth, then what is this? what is that? >> jimmy: wow. [ cheers and applause ] >> first of all -- so young. >> in the monitor, so high. >> jimmy: so young, back then. >> oh, i know. >> jimmy: i guess that was a a little more tense than it needed to be. >> yeah, but, but, but, but, but, the tension was palpable. >> jimmy: well, believe it or not. i found a second tape while i was scrounging in the cage last night. [ laughter ] in the video cages, i found another clip. >> boy, you're sweating. >> jimmy: i'm sweating a little bit. [ laughter ] only hot on this

been 4...this year that was the total for just august alone after crashes in both new sharon and maxwell... while the iowa department of transportation has data on these crashes the roads are all maintained and handled by their respective counties... drivers traveling these roads have grown familiar with the regularity of driving through intersections without stop signs or yield signs but it's crashes like the ones that killed three new sharon boys or a maxwell father of 5 in august that unfortunately remind them that there is a through the intersection as well and with obstructed views due to road levels or crops blocking their vision... drivers may never notice another vehicle until it is too late... 'id rather be overly cautious and never have another accident then somebody else having to go through what we went through.' later tonight at ten we will hear just how many uncontrolled intersections exist on county roads across the state and why it may difficult for these county road engineers to make a change... a woman is facing charges after she broke into the omaha zoo to pet a tiger.

that's exactly what a married couple from maxwell did. they kicked their nine to five jobs to the curb to take on a more rural lifestyle involving livestock unique to iowa. local 5's claire powell has the story in this week's farm to family. nine years ago, the davies decided to quit pushing papers in the corporate world. "we're both accountants by trade, we sadi its not going to replace our corporate world but it could be some income for us" and took on something more foriegn. "exceedingly curious" "with our alpacas it was attention grabber, people would just stop and see whats in our pasture" they started c&m acres with six alpacas and now have 82 in two breeds, wikia who are fluffy. "close up"- bens face" and suries who have dreadlocks. "realitevly social, depending on the animal they're unique" everyone has a name mary, miracle, ben, comet... "we have baby claire, named before you came here, baby claire" christian compares them to cats. and i have to agree. one minute they love you "this is the cutest thing..."

it included three new sharon boys in one incident...and a maxwell father of five in another. many drivers grow familiar with going through intersections with no stop or yield signs. but the obstructed views and dark nights prove drivers until it's too late. 23:10:22-23:10:34 id rather be another accident then somebody else having to go through what we went through.' how many uncontrolled intersections exist on iowa county roads... and why it's difficult for county road engineers to make any changes. police are investigating a bizarre case out of omaha. a woman is facing charges...and after being bit by a tiger at the "henry doorly zoo." police say jacqueline eide sneaked into the zoo early this morning to reportedly pet the tiger. investigators say the tiger bit cage. the 33-year-old was hospitalized with a hand injury and charged with trespassing. hospital workers say eide was of intoxication. court records show eide has a lengthy criminal history in both nebraska and iowa. the urbandale police department say a federal grant will help it fight cyber crimes. the department go

. >> it is a pizzeria my cousin steven maxwell started, in park city, utah and now it has turned into two restaurant, maxwell's in salt lake city utah he is a vineland guy. >> he is a carney's point guy. that is how he rolls. >> also yesterday on our show when we had our big thanksgiving meal here at the table we had james wright, famous for the sweet potato pie. >> he had to swing for his food. when we were bringing food items, he started singing. >> ♪ >> path lay bell invited him to eat at his home, after selling ought those pies at wal-mart. >> she spent sometime in philly. we have the video. he had thanksgiving with patty labelle and they got to sing with her too. look at this. >> i believe in love. >> in love. >> now here i stand. >> i wonder why. >> did she have thanksgiving at the link? is that her house. >> we have more video, of course, let's go to the next video. they did more than just sing. >> ♪ >> what is this? >> is patty trying to cut him. >> trying to get the to the pie and you know mike, looking at video, there was a lot of people at her thanksgiving. one last video,

maxwell house, perking it at home. to sell the consumer pong at the toy fair in new york. we sold none. and we said, what is wrong with this? ♪ ♪ announcer: the incomparable goodness of coffee has now been captured in a cup. howard: before starbucks, i think in the mid-1970's, people were drinking really bad coffee. they were drinking instant coffee, maxwell house, and perking it at home. and it was not very good. [laughter] >> your first cup of starbuck's coffee was? howard: in the pike place store in 1979, 1980. it was a french press of sumatra. >> how much coffee is too much coffee? howard: i drink 4 to 5 cups of coffee a day. >> what do you think when doctors say cut down on coffee? howard: to me, they don't say that. [laughter] howard: they don't say that. [laughter] ♪ howard: you came for the day? >> we came for the day. you are the highlight of our day. there you are. >> thank you for your company. howard: thank you. when i came here for the first time, i had never been in a starbucks store. i walked in to this

maxwell house, perking it at home.ried to sell consumer pong at the toy fair in new york. we sold none. we said, what is wrong? ♪ >> the incomparable goodness of coffee has now been captured in a cup. >> before starbucks, i think in the mid-1970's, people were drinking really bad coffee. they were drinking instant coffee, maxwell house, perking it at home. it was not very good. >> your first cup of starbuck's coffee was? >> in the store in 1979, 1980. it was a french press of sumatra. i drink 4 to 5 cups of coffee a day. >> what do you say when doctors cut down on coffee? >> they don't say that. they don't say that. you came for the day? >> came for the day. you are the highlight of our day. >> thank you. when i came here for the first time, i had never been in a starbucks store. i walked into the store. by the way, we have changed nothing through the years. this is the original store, as is. and they handed me a cup of coffee made this way. now this is a cup of sumatra, which is indonesian coffee. this is how i tasted

. >> colonel dave maxwell is the commanding officer of joint operations task force in the philippines. >> thinking man's game. that is what it is about here. >> his team consists of sailors, soldiers, airmen and marines. the exact number is classified, but the total is under 1,000. >> the philippines and the united states are allies and we have a special relationship and a long history together. >> the philippines, more than 7,000 islands became an american colony in 1898 after the spanish american war. but u.s. authority ended when world war ii began. 8, december, 1941, hours after the attack on pearl harbor, just after the philippine were the relationship was forged in blood. perhaps no place better symbolizes that than this hallowed ground. the american cemetery here in manila is the final resting place for 17,202 u.s. service men and philippine scouts killed in world war ii. general mccarther was one of the few who escaped ordered to australia by president roosevelt it took him three years to fulfill his most famous promise. >> people of the philippines, i have returned. >> by the

maxwell osgood hall' s it in but the drive would stall. in the second half, jared levesque finds his big man, steve lambert, in the end zone. the titans. then devin leonard will break free and he is gone. leonard carried the ball 34 times four 278 yards and three touchdowns. dillon salazar had nine tackles and an interception. north winds it, 34-24. in the queen city, it was central and trinity. s anthony du imauro connect with jason lam in the end zone, touchdown that little grain, 7-0. and central goes on to win it, 30-20 two. and this week' s hometown hero led the newport tigers to a division iii football championship last weekend. senior running back noah wade carried the ball 24 times for 270 five yards and four touchdowns. he also returned a punt for a touchdown, ranking -- racking up 332 all-purpose yards in the game. the tigers beat interlake-more --interlake' s moultonborough 48-14 to win their first wade also plays basketball -- baseball, and says his college now, but he would love to play football at the next level if he is give

team dork, and they have millions of tweens wrapped around their fingers with the diary of nikki maxwellturns dork into something to be proud of as she navigates the trials of middle school with her bffs, zoe and chloe. spending most of her time trying to outsmart mckenzie hollister, her arch-nemesis and bully. >> raise your hand if you are a dork. >> can i raise two hands? >> can i do jazz hands? >> double dork? >> yes. >> what is a dork? >> a dork is a person who may be considered unusual to others. they're very independent. >> dork was a very derogatory term and when kids -- your feelings were hurt if you were called a dork. but since 2009 and the "dork diaries" coming on the scene a term of empowerment and it's good to be a dork. >> reporter: it's not just the word dork. there's also dorkalicious, adorkable, and dorkify. >> ooh, that's my favorite. that's when i get to draw people in dork diaries style. >> you dorkify them. >> and it's all a huge hit with their young fans. >> can you all guess who it is? this is you. come on up and get your dorkification. >> reporter: who see themsel

charles simms over byron maxwell how does he make the play. eagles down 14 at the half after allowing 28 first half points and all right 3rd quarter eagles shut out all while tampa bay comes out and controls the ball for nearly first ten minutes and winston, his fifth touchdown 15 play 80 yard drive birds down. 4th quarter with the linc half empty look at this that empty feeling. sanchez picked off third of game and 18th turnover and 11 games for eagles and sanchez and sproles gets into it. frustrating day for everybody. eagles embarrassed first loss at home since 2005 squaim james has more. >> on twitter i had fans say stk a fork in them they're don done. others counting days pitchers and catchers report. it is understand annual. these fines just watched the worst home loss in ten years. >> it was total embarrassment. if started with me. i'm looking at myself in the mirror. >> can you describe the feeling in the locker room. >> frustration you know i think after 24 one it's embarassing. >> it was bad all around bad everywhere obviously very d

winston these it up and charles simms over byron maxwell. eagles give up four scores down 14 at the half it gets worse. 3rd quarter they're blown out. winston fifth of the day. number one overall pick picks apart the team he grew uproo uprooting for. eagles lose 8. 45-17 final fall 4-6 the frustration on everyone's face. >> all right. live to the linc to jamie apody our teams are brute all. eagles, sixers, flyers combined 0-12 at home this month and we expected a lot from these teams especially our football team. >> yeah, and you can consider the eagles have five wins in the last fourteen games dating back to last season nobody expected this to come from the team. fans are questioning chip kelly if they had not been already. stick a form fork in them they're done and counting days to pitchers and catchers report given that's down right depressing and defensive players had a breakdown. >> it was embarrassment. >> just a couple days to turn it around. >> it was embarrassment. >> punch in the gut. >> game like that coming out of nor and is that

south sophomore qb sean holland goes up top to big number 81, maxwell osgood hauls it in, but pick it up in the jared levesque steve lambert in the endzone, touchdown nashua north, 2018 titans. free, and he' s gone. leonard carried the ball 34 times for 278 yards and 3 touchdowns, dillon salazar had 9 tackles and an interception. north wins it 34-24. in the queen city it was central taking on the pioneers of trinity high school first quarter, central' s anthony dimauro connects with jason lam in the endzone, touchdown little trinity' s saikou bah had himself a good day. here, he breaks off a huge run down the far sideline. he' s taken down inside the 20, but the pioneers would miss a field goal. central goes on to win it 30-22. this wek' s hometown hero led the newport tigers to a division three football championship. last weekend, senior running back noah wade carried the ball 24 times for 275 yards and 4 touchdowns. he also returned a punt for a touchdown, racking up 332 all purpose yards in the game. the tigers beat interlakes 48-14 to win their first football champiosnihip since 2

turn out he's josh maxwell the viewer who told me about the shrimp and grits, and he also happens toe downtown's mayor. >> you hit me up on twitter and you were pumped about station tap room. >> popular place in our community. i'm glad to share it with the philadelphia region. i knew you were going to love it. >> cheers. salute. >> how cool was that? and sorry guys no sick packs under the desk for you. that was a big surprise finding out it was the town mayor that sent us. the message about the station tap room on twitter and don't forget to tell me about your favorite place you can send me a message on facebook and we've also set up a link on cbsphilly.comaste with tori. so you can, you know, keep letting me on all these delicious spots. >> clearly you're taking advice because we've had lots of viewers that you've been taking them up on it going out and meeting them. >> that's right. trying food. >> they're the experts. they're the ones that know the spots to go. i take that very seriously. >> clearly you like to cleanse that palate, too. >> i do. >> i am little irish. >> kate has g

pleased to have, in particular brian taylor who will lead off, he is professor of political science at maxwellschool at their qc university. his research focuses on the domestic political role of state course of organization such as military police. he is the author of two books, and another in progress. the first one was politics in the russian army which came out in 2003. his more recent book, state building and putin's russia came out with the same press in 2011. our next speaker who where fortunate to have all the way from moscow, one of russia's top political analysts and scholars working on russian politics today. nikolai petrov, he is the head of the center of political geographic research. he was previously a chair, as many of you know of the carnegie moscow society and in regions program. before before that he worked for the institute of geography and is authored of many publications. most recently to books, the state of russia, what comes next. just out in 2015, then a few years ago russia, 2025. scenarios for the russian future. it should be an interesting discussion. we'll start of

i'm maxwell foster and this is "cnn newsroom." >> it is mid-morning in france. country on high alert. the focus to prevent another terror attack. children's bags are searched as they arrive for school. brussels schools are closed. in paris, francois hollande meets with david cameron to discuss the attacks ten days ago and fight against isis. earlier, mr. cameron tweeting a picture in front of the bataclan memorial. he spoke a few moments ago. >> translator: we want to act in the name of france concerning the protections that is so concerning over syria. as far as our territory and populations are concerned, again, we exchanged information about how to further strengthen to make more effective information, but also on a european level, decisions need to be made and it is important that the interior ministers met on friday concerning the questions of the control of borders and fight against arms trafficking decisions to act as quickly as possible. >> french police released a photo of a man who blew himself up. they are asking for the public to give information abo

. ♪ ♪ ♪ it's not unusual >>> the dark diaries, a book series written by mickey maxwell is inspiring girls on the new york best seller list. more than 25 million copies are in print worldwide. dork diaries is publiced by simon and schuster. she introduces us to the family behind the phenomenon. >> this is sarah. >> rachel renee russell and her daughter us erin and nicky call themselves team dork and they have millions of tweens wrapped around their fingers with the diary of mickey maxwell. she navigates the trials of middle school with her bffs. >> reporter: raise your hand if you are a dork. >> you're all dorks? >> reporter: what is a dork? >> a dork is a person who may be considered unusual to others. they're very independent. >> dark isdork is a very interrogatory term, but since 2009, dork diaries came out and dork is a terms of endearment. >> that's when i get to draw people in dork diary style. >> reporter: you dork ifify them. and it's a huge hit for their young fans. who see themselves as dorks. >> a dork is someone who has a lot of life problems. >> people tell me i'm weird, but i

the dork diaries is a book series proclaiming nikki maxwell is inspiring girls around the world to embraces list and make the "usa today" list. more than 25 million copies are in print worldwide. dork diaries is published by simon and schuster, a division of cbs. chip reid introduces us to the family behind the phenomena. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: that is for sara. ♪ >> reporter: racial renee russell and her daughters aaron and nikki call themselves team dork and they have millions of tweens wrapped around their fingers with the diary of nikki maxwell and she and a half gaits the trials of middle school with her friends and spending most of her time trying to outsmart mckenzie hollister, her arch nemesis and bully. raise your hand if you are a dork. >> can i raise two hands? how about this? >> double dork? >> yes. >> reporter: what is a dork? >> a dork is a person who maybe considered unusual to others. they are very independent. >> dork was a very derogatory term and kids, your feelings are hurt if you're called a dork. but since 2009 and dork diaries coming on to the scene, it's a term of endearm

just watch suzanne maxwell. "i was doing like one foot at a time, and then all of a sudden i picked up both feet and started jumping. haven't jumped rope teenager." "it's tremendous. paulie is a great coach. he doesn't cut us any slack either." sherry campbell loves the group dynamics of the orkout.and her pink gloves. "i put y gloves on yesterday for all my grandchildren and they were quite impressed." former banking c-e-o murray zoota wants to grow paulie's program nationally. "i always want to think in my mind that i'm knocking paulie out. i try to hit him sometimes as hard as i can." "this works, and i'm not ever putting anybody in danger. i'm not ever going to hurt anybody." with a former world champ in tteir corner, these fighters are convinced they'll never have to throw in the towel against parkinson's. i'm martie salt reporting. trt 1.43 oc paulie is working with a team of physical therapists to study whether boxing therapy is effective enough to be covered under healthcare plans in the future. expandin

. >> colonel dave maxwell is the commanding officer of joint operations task force in the philippines. >> thinking man's game. that is what it is about here. >> his team consists of sailors, soldiers, airmen and marines. the exact number is classified, but the total is under 1,000. >> the philippines and the united states are allies and we have a special relationship and a long history together. >> the philippines, more than 7,000 islands became an american colony in 1898 after the spanish american war. but u.s. authority ended when world war ii began. 8, december, 1941, hours after the attack on pearl harbor, just after the philippine were the relationship was forged in blood. perhaps no place better symbolizes that than this hallowed ground. the american cemetery here in manila is the final resting place for 17,202 u.s. service men and philippine scouts killed in world war ii. general mccarther was one of the few who escaped ordered to australia by president roosevelt it took him three years to fulfill his most famous promise. >> people of the philippines, i have returned. >> by the

management to raise their revenue forecast as their folger's brand continues to take share from competitor maxwell. i also use eight o'clock and starbucks, so you know. smucker raised its cash flow guidance from 900 million to 925 million. no wonder the stock jumped nearly 7% in one day. i think it's become clear that not only does j.m. smucker have a terrific long term vision, but more important, they seem to know how to execute on that vision. that's why i think the stock remains cheap. given that it's trading at 19 times earnings, that's a substantial discount from kraft hines. and my travel trust owns mondolese and kraft hines. it's down a buck 50 from where it closed yesterday. i think the stock would have been much higher today if not for the secondary, a big reason why the shares were down 40 cents, because today was a huge day for the food group. the last time smucker's did one of these it turned out to be a terrific buy opportunity. i am telling you this will be again the same. real turnarounds don't happen overnight. boy, are they bumpy. remember i told you about real invention last nigh

is all over the place and one of the last points i shouldn't say last in talking about with sophie maxwellt this point and mayor amusing i said this project will be an economical development that impacts the poverty and all those things happening so that is happening it is reilly exciting thank you very much. >> thank you. >> good afternoon. commissions i'm lynda former planning commission here representing the bayview hunters point community and basically to tell you how excited we sat through the presentations it was very nice to listen to the comments and you guys and ladies were entrusted look at the statistics for the shipyard this is your flagship project for the entire san francisco even in history you have 325 acres of parks and open space let me repeat 200 and 25 if you look at the development to the parks alone the majority of land is dedicated to open space when you coming here i think we want you to educate help us to educate the public this is your work you're not just out here for alone projects but offsetting the public space and the open space and parks that the city requir