we're joined by michael anthony, the executive chef of grammerce tavern.this is for home cooks. these dishes are the way we cook at home. all about vegetables and what is inspiring about cooking from the garden or the farmer's market. these are do-able recipes. >> i love the idea of getting our kids to eat more vegetables. up got gorgeous recipes in honor of thanksgiving. let's start here. >> i have three daughters. i do not get a free pass. this is tough. it -- these dishes are full of color to attract their attention. in this pan, i've brazed some chopped sweet potatoes and made them nice and shiny by having the kids pick the ingredients from the market, that helps to get them into the idea that they might taste what you have made at home. >> cabbage, a beautiful color. >> the idea is to use cold weather ingredients. to make them bright and fresh. this is not a long recipe. rather than braising the cabbage, let's saute it in the olive oil and set in smashed cloves of garlic and some salt. that gives us a chance to -- >> how long you to saute? >> literall

michael anthony's new book, "v" forr vegetable. find the reces on our website. >> good to see you. >> really good. >>> and now to one direction. their new album out on frididay. over the weekend, very lucky fans got the chance the attend an exclusive concert in london. they're one of the hottest bands around. some may call thehem perfect. baby you' perfect baby you're perfect latest album, "made the a.m." tearing uhe charts. we caught up with them before saturday's the london session. presented by apple music. >> thiss is where it a started for us. >> reporter: the band telling us ththe favite newtracks. >> i really like olivia. >> love you, good-bye. the more i sing it, the more i like it. >> reporter: the guys bringing contest winners to the intimate show. nobody can drag me down >> i read books with my grandma. took a dip in the pool. >> reporter: the 16-year-old from indiana winning the big "gma" contest. >> i've been a fan for four years now. i'm really excited to see them. >> and one direction is helping us celebrate our 40 a

michael anthony's new book,, "v" for vegetable. find the recipes on our website. >> good to see you. >> thank you so much. >> really good. >>> this is an abc special report. >> w we're coming on the air. press conference. >> world leaders. the deadly terrorist attttacks a the top of the agenda. and the pressure to take the fight to isis. i want to start with brian ross. and brian, first off, a siege in belgium where, police thought they had the eighth attacker who has been on the loose surrounded. >> a three-our siege in the suburb of brussels. they thought he was there. discovered he had fled. they're still looking for him worldwide. he is the eighth shooter. believed to have escaped the scene in paris on friday. >> they've identified the master mind. >> reporter: they believe the master mind is a welell-known isis fighter from belgium. he's been identified as the mastermind i and out of belgium, going back and forth from syria. boasted abou his ability to operate inside europe and not get caught.. al behind the foiled attempt to

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michael's teaching one luckyky cocole everything they need to headache their first thanksgiving dinner a winner. then you'll be seeing stars when the hilarious anthony mackie stops by along with special guest co-host alison sweeney. plus, clinton's pouring up incredible thanksgiving wines that you can find for just bucks a bottle. get ready to flip for tips right now on "the chew." [ cheers and applause ] >> hey, everybody, and welcome to "the chew." thanksgiving is s ly nine days away. [ turkey gobbles ] so there is no time to mess around, you got that, turkey? all right, you don't need aunt sue telling you how to set the table uncle al yakin' on about how the turkey was cooked back in his day. what you need is the greatest thanksgiving tips of all time! [ cheers and applause ] [ echoing ] that d dn't work so well that time. >> not your best work. >> i i not in control of t t echo button upstairs. >> i thought you did that all with your voice. >> even better. >> we are joined all hour long by one of our favorite people, actress and mom alison sweeney! [ cheers and applause ] welcome back to the show. >> so glad to be back. >> what's new with you, g

. >>> well pennsylvania state senator anthony williams calling again for the resignation of state supreme court justice michaelek kin. this time showing the offensive e-mails that judge is accused of of sharing. the senator showed some of those e-mails allegedly sent from a private account at a news conference at the convention center earlier today. williams says some of those e-mails are racist. homo sew phobic and mow so much this tis. the ethics panel reviewed the e-mails last year and said the message doctors not require a disciplinary action. williams disagrees. >>> this man should not be, cannot be apparently has never been a fair jurist when it comes to all pennsylvanians. >> eakin has since apologized for his actions. the scandal started last year when state attorney general kathleen kane there released the names of eight men some of whom were prosecutors or worked in law enforcement. kane says they shared the inappropriate and offensive e-mails on state computers. >>> good news for rider who use septa lansdale doylestown regional rail line. you got new station. in fact septa officials and government l

. >>> pennsylvania state senator anthony williams calling again for resignation of the the state supreme court justice michael eakin, showing offensive e-mails the judge is a a accused of sharing. >> the senator showed some of those e-mails allegedly sent from a private account at a news conference at a convention center. williams says some e-mails are racist, homophobic and massage is in particular. the the judicial ethic panel reviewed the e-mails last year and said messages did not require disciplinary action. williams disagrees. >> this man should not be, cannot be, apparently had has never been a fair jurist when it comes to all pennsylvanians. >> eakin has since a apologized for his actions, this scandal started last year when state attorney general kathleen kane, seen here, released the names of the eight men, some of whom were prosecutors and worked in law enforcement. kane said they were inappropriate and offensive e-mails on state computers. >>> this man is doing to a local ma'am as she put her child in the car seat. >>> people in philadelphia fed up with drivers, that is why i a pedestrian was rece

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anthony noto. also sarah friar. and michael evans. an increase in tech industry hires the last four years.ning us for more now is ian grant from an executive search and placement firm based in san francisco. welcome to you, ian. it seems uber is a top place for all this talent, where all this talent is heading. >> yes, thanks, kelly. great to be here. uber is one of the places that is hiring. there's a lot of companies in the bay area that are hiring great talent. access to capital is not the talent and uber is just one of those companies. >> you said access to capital. does that mean changes in the financial industry, just mean that a lot of talented people aren't interested in sticking around? >> there's 144 so-called companies today combined value of over $500 billion. getting access to money for expansion is not their challenge. the biggest challenge is getting access to great talent and they're looking for people from all countries that can help them continue expand and grow. >> what do you guys make of this? >> i'm more interested in the flight of more senior executives to tech jobs,

michael weis is cnn contributor and at the daily beast and author of isis inside the army of terror. lost aban is a boeing 777 captain and a cnn analyst. anthony may is a former explosives expert with the u.s. bureau of tobacco and firearms and a veteran of the twa 800 case back from 1996. michael weis, if i can begin with you. the issue of these that smoking guns so far or definitive smoking guns so far. but there are definitely clues that could point to terror in this case, at this point. let's just start with the list. there's chatter. supposedly picked up by u.s. intelligence after the crash. there's that heat flash that was picked up by u.s. satellite. there's a lack of any distress calls that came from the cockpit of the crew. alleged lax security at the sharm el sheikh airport. and then of course that bold, but pretty vague, claim and not a lot since from isis. looks like a pretty substantial list that would point towards foul play, but is it convincing? >> well, actually, to me, the most convincing piece of evidence is when you have the british prime minister come out and say more likely than not this was a bomb. even beyond that, the

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anthony mason joins us from new york. >> reporter: ahead, we'll talk with the cia insider michael murrell about how isis could have bombed a russian plane that crashed in egypt. plus, inside the church where a teenager was beaten to death. a former member opens up about why he lived in fear. also, life and business strat it's tony robbins is in studio 56 and the ceo of a company called slack will be here with how he is trying to make email a thing of the past. >> ha. >> the news is back in the morning. we'll see you at 7:00. >> thank you. >>> facebook is reporting some mighty strong user numbers for the 3rd quarter fueling a big jump in its stock price well over $100 now. >> here now is kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. >> reporter: good morning. facebook certainly has done a number on email with people using its messaging service and its user base just continues to grow. up 4% from the 2nd quarter, 14% higher from a year earlier to 1.55 billion users around the world. mark zuckerberg said that now there are 8 billion videos watched on facebook every day. that compares to 4 billion last april. the company's r

anthony? >> allen pizzey in cairo, thanks. >>> cbs news senenr security contributor michael morerell is a former cia officer. >> we know there was an explosion based on the heat flash h at was picked up by the satellites. we know isis has taken responsibility now two or three times. we know that there is chatter among isis members saying, hey, great success for us, we brought this plane dodo. and we know that isis was thinking about bringing down a plane, wanting to bring down a plane so we know all of that. but the chatter is not specific. the chatter does not give you any confidence that these guys who are actually talking know anything about the plot or know anything about putting a bomb on a plane so we need to be cautious. >> whahamore do we need to ow? >> we need bomb fragments or bomb residue from the wreckage, or we knee intercepted communications of senior isis official who would be have na position to know what t ty did, or people involved in a plot and talking about specifics about how they did it. we need one of those two things. >> the british government is taking this very seriously. in fact, they suspended fli

. >> reporter: state senator anthony williams describes the e-mails asth misogynistic and racist. he points to this one. pennsylvania supreme court justice michaelaiken is the main target by the call from senator williams for anyone who sent or received or covered up these e-mails to resign. >> this man should not be, cannot be, apparently has never been a fair jurorist when it comes to all pennsylvanians. >> reporter: senator williams and the civil rights activists are also calling on pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane to appoint a special prosecutor who had subpoena power to investigate the scandals and find the answer to important questions. >> i think he should have fired them a long time ago. >> reporter: other state employees caught in the scandal include three prosecutors who work for philadelphia district attorney seth williams. in one e-mail exchange the message reads, a wish to you, a new secretary. the image shows a nude woman sitting in front of the computer. seth williams allowed the three men to keep their jobs and go to sensitivity training. >> did somebody just receive an e-mail, if so, how many e-mails, did they forward

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michael smith. there is the unidentifiable remains of the challenger astronauts and memorial. murphy right across the street from the amphitheater. anthony mcauliffe, brigadier general. use commending the 101st airborne -- he was commanding the 101st airborne. .'ve heard that was edited five of the 95 stars are buried at arlington. andy tomb, -- at the tomb, we were called off. regular sized guy, secretary of commerce for nixon. is over, allmony these guys are coming down the steps. officer.general seeoon as i know he cannot my eyes, i take a look down and there was a feeble hand returning my salute. it was omar bradley returning my salute. marshall, arnold. dulles.ter assistant surgeon, spanish-american war. this is where admiral grace hopper -- rear admiral grace hopper. the men were involved in the hardware, the women got into the software. --s was the first female there are 46 different symbols you can have on a grave in arlington. i know who constants bennett was, the sister of joan bennett -- constance bennett was, the sister of joan bennett. favorite role that she was in as was miriam kirby. now, if you have daughters, you read hi

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anthony, abc7 news. >>> up next, wrist bands gone wrong. one woman's effort to honor her sister's memory turns into a disappointing experience. "7 on your side" michael finney odysseo by cavalia opens november 19th under the white big top at at&t park. thank you so much. did you say honey? hey, try some? mmm that is tasty. is it real? of course... are you? nope animated you know i'm always looking for real honey for honey nut cheerios well you've come to the right place. great, mind if i have another taste? not at all mmm you're all right bud? never better i don't know if he likes that. yeah part of the complete breakfast >> spencer stone was promoted to the rank of staff sergeant, the hero in the france train terrorist attack. he and his two friends showed on the train last august. the new ranking takes effect today. >>> this story just in time for the pop letter weekend. a place to hear live music in the mission district may be hawpeed. take a look at this video. you see the night janitor locking up around 5:00 in the morning and a few minutes later a young girl in a white dress runs in and out of frame. nobody knows who she is and doesn't know how

michael eakin private e-mail that includes prosecutors, judges and more. >> it doesn't just stop at justin eakin, it starts with justin ache interest. >> reporter: state senator anthonywilliams showed e-mails to leaders of the naacp, lgbt, muslim groups and others, many heard of them but have not seen them. >> what we have seen today is just appalling. >> a courtroom cannot deliver justice when you have people lack character. >> reporter: earlier this month a special council advised the pennsylvania supreme court, that a eakin's actions were not illegal. the court decided not to take action, and instead, sending the matter to the judicial conduct board. williams calls it a cover up. williams and his coalition want immediate reforms including eakin's resignation and a special prosecutor appointed by the attorney general. state senator anthony williams and coalition of civic groups say they will up political pressure to take action on those sworn e-mails but supporting this petition launched by philly now and by taking the e-mails on the road. williams say they will show e-mails to political leaders across the state hoping that as more people see the content they will

anthony, abc7 news. >>> up next, wrist bands gone wrong. one woman's effort to honor her sister's memory turns into a disappointing experience. "7 on your side" michael finney gets involved and proves the power of persistence. look, i know you're a cow and all. and you may not know what i'm talking about, but, uh. the yogurt made from your milk, is delicious. milk, fruit, cultures. mmmm, yoplait. >>> silicone-based bands are a great way to show support for a person or a cause. one woman created wristband to memorialize her sister when she died. however, it wasn't the fitting tribute that she wanted. michael finney has her story. >> we were alike in a lot of ways. >> rack cell is still grieving the lost of her twin sister, vicki. >> like any siblings, you talk every day and you miss that. >> raquel holds on to the memories. >> she loved the giants and elvis. >> vicki was a big fan of the giants. practically a fixture at at&t park. >> first she had to greet all the ushers because she knew them all by name and they knew her. >> so raquel organized a memorial gathering to reflect her sister's passions. >> everybody came decked-out in giants gear. >> and

. >> host: anthony in las cruces, new mexico, black flags and a little bit from michael wise on isis y in las cruces, new mexico, we are listening. >> caller: yes, thank you for taking my call. i think it's really interesting the information that the reporters are able to get to us about these groups that we know little to nothing about and you know, the more that we know about them the better we will be able to fight them. the only problem is that we are fighting an idea, we are doing everything that the republicans are saying that should be done bombing and all of these operations but how do you beat an idea? you can't really -- i don't know the answer to that. the more information that we get and these are doing a great job about getting inside information about how these things start, obviously invading iraq and taking out saddam seemed like a good idea, by the way he was repressing those types of ideologies, we can't do that, but how it was repressed. there was more stability in the middle east then than there is now. so how do we go about doing the same thing and doing it in a h

anthony hardy williams wants one of the state's top judges to stepdown. today williams showed e-mails sent and received by state supreme court justice michael eakin on his governmentticized the e-mails as racist and misogynistic and said they're an example of bias on the state's highest court. >> we have common pleas court jump on the e-mail chain. we have assistants u.s. attorneys on the e-mail chain. we have public defenders on the e-mail chain. that means when you go o court in dauphin county, if you have a public defender, i'm not sure that you will ever see justice. >> williams also called for a special prosecutor to dig into eakins i'm mails as part of an independent investigation. "action news" has reached tout justice eakins office for a response. they said they have no comment. >>> in trenton, law enforcement officers held a mock funeral to protest against new jersey governor chris christie. christie signed a bill back in 2011 requiring new jersey residents to pay more for their pension and healthcare benefits. well today protesters wore christie masks and carried empty caskets to the statehouse claiming the governor has killed new jersey's spirit. after

michael eakin of the pennsylvania supreme court and his coalition says he represents all that is wrong with the state judicial system, specifically the scandal involving the exchange of inappropriate e-mails. senator anthony williams provided the ones that eakin sent or received through the government server. williams called some of them racist. >> we have a brother in our house, black house, we got to pay no bills. >> reporter: williams described others as homophobic. >> good morning, time warner communications, can i help you? >> yeah, sure, i was calling about the issue of a new guy and lesbian channel. >> people of color, women, disabled, those of us who went through the '60s and looked to the court to define how we were protected, find this chilling. >> reporter: pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane has claimed her legal troubles are in retaliation to her office uncovering these e-mails. retaliation by a gold old boy's network controlling state politics. >> the fact that she found it, talked about it, and she's reporting on it would suggest there's some merit to her perspective about that. >> reporter: williams is now calling on kane to appoint a special prosecutor with subpoena power to furth

anthony is charged with offering the same business. alix: announcing the indictments of three men -- we want to bring in our bloomberg cyber reporter michaelton. this is fairly unusual, for prosecutors to be naming names in a cyber crime. michael: partly because it is fairly unusual to actually get your hands on who the guys involved in these kinds of crimes are. are not known hackers in eastern europe or russia. an interesting point, basically saying we think this is the future of crime because these guys were not the hackers themselves but they did employ a very sophisticated hackers to support a vast criminal organization that did all sorts of things, offshore gambling, hacking into your competitors for offshore internet gambling. doing pump and dump schemes, looking at the possibility of insider trading for taking e-mails and other things from insider institutions. a huge indictment and an incredibly profitable one. he is basically saying we think this is where crime is going and it will all be about hacking. alix: it highlights how woefully unprepared companies are to do with it. tagging as a business model really stuck out to me. the

michael. >>> coming up it's time to make over your skin care routine. how to make your skin glow this fall. >> and glenn close opening up about her very personal mission marijuana has caught some attention. yesterday, anthony crier stood on the corner of eighth and main streets in dubuque holding a sign in favor of legalizing marijuana. last year, some iowa lawmakers tried to loosen iowa's law that legalized medical cannabis. but the bill did not pass. a judge has dismissed a lawsuit against governor branstad for closing two state mental health institutes this year. the head of the state's largest public employees union and 20 democratic lawmakers had filed the lawsuit. they claimed that branstad didn't have authority under state law to close the mental health centers in mount pleasant and clarinda. but a judge ruled that the governor can turn down financial support for the centers. branstad said the facilities were not suited for modern mental health care. and now here's your first alert forecast. while we enjoy a mild start out plan on clouds to increase as the day goes on. our next area of low pressure is out to our west this morning and will bring a cold front across our area this evening. the best cha

i do appreciate this, anthony is at 34 and this is right 1989 east gore germany opened up the berlin wall. boy that's exciting news. tell you what this is chilly michael and linda have 24 and really appreciate these pictures. this is christie getting ready to turn on that heated seat but still hanging on to a little bit of color with the ornamental pair tree and you just can't go wrong with that. look at the blue, look at the trees though. yeah, i'll tell you what not very many leaves left there but certainly some pretty skies on your sunday. today you're going to see pretty skies and a little bit warmer. a little less breeze and the breeze that does blow us out of the south the moisture is days as well. 46 and clear in the city one of the hotspots out there, calm winds more readings in the 20s sparta, monticello, you bet the hamptons in the 20s as well, 39 in greenwich, 36 for the jersey shore, numbers without exception it's 2-20 degrees colder than it was yesterday morning but you've got those gorgeous starlet skies. we aren't alone. air through the ohio valley and out west as well in the city, you're looking at 57 by lunch time with pretty sun, a f

michael brown. okay. eric garner. latonya haggerty. dylan taylor. deal caller. anthony -- nearly every new the first three.only one person knew the other five. the first three were black suspect shot and killed come on on -- not killed, shot by white police officer. the next five that only one person knew they were unarmed suspect shot and killed by a black or hispanic police officers but you never heard about the shootings in the national media. let me describe them. latonya haggerty was an unarmed black field shot and killed by a black female chicago police officer after a pursuit. the incident did make national news. it didn't set off in writing to build and it was a white 20 oh salt lake city man, unarmed, shot and killed about the same time as the ferguson incident. but it never got the notoriety of ferguson figure shot and killed by hispanic police officer. gilbert called was a white ache in your universe of south alabama student who was shot and killed by a black university south university campus police officer. he was naked so there's nobody could see was reaching for something. by the national me

michael smith. there's the unidentifiable remains of "the challenger" astronauts and "the challenger" astronauts. right across the street from the amphitheater, anthony mcauliffe was brigadier general. he ended up a general but he was commanding the 101st airborne and when ordered to surrender he said not. i've heard that he was edited. five of the nine stars are buried at arlington. i have time for this quick story. i was at eisenhower's funeral opening doors on march 30, 1969. it was our day off at the tomb so we were called out. the first is the shah of iran. he's about this tall. the next one is about that tall. the next is george romney, mitt's dad, regular sized guy. the nixons walk here in front of us. all these people are coming down the steps over here so we don't get to get them in their cars. i see a staff car coming my way, a general officer, specialist tudor is going to salute a general officer and as soon as i know that he cannot see my eyes nor can his driver i take a quick look down and there was a feeble hand with a white glove on it and five stars on his shoulder and it was omar bradley returning my salute at his buddy ike's funeral