. >> reporter: in midland, texas, a thin coat of ice covers just about everything. the storm is blamed for at least eight deaths since it began in california. in amarillo, there were more than 30 weather-related traffic accidents over the weekend. near whiteout conditions near albuquerque, new mexico, and parts of oklahoma got nearly a foot of snow that snarled traffic. the snow, wind and's cau ice ca more than 300 flights to be canceled. the effects of the severe weather are already being felt in the northeast, with sub-zero

it is a kangaroo on the loose mere midland.ieve their eyes. >> they were questioning the call, you know, kangaroo in midland, texas? there are no kangaroos out here. must be something different. they thought the dispatcher was crazy so they went out there and, sure enough, they found him. >> sure enough. it's the kangaroo. it winds up that joey had escaped from its owner and was hopping down the highway. deputies eventually cornered the animal while the owner used treats to snatch the kangaroo and snatched him up. officials are looking whether the owner violated an exotic animal ordinance. >> kangaroo on the lam! >> can you imagine the phone call? a kangaroo. >> the law enforcement in midland, texas, took care of it and offering treats to the kangaroo. they have a stash of kangaroo treats just in case. >>> another cold morning for much of the nation. but some help and heat on the horizon and miss indra petersons is here with that. >> you know it's cold when we are talking about boston freezing and chicago barely above freezing

archer daniels midland was accused of stealing money from its customers. in this interview from 2000, author kurt eichenwald reveals how this scandal was complicated when the government learned its source was involved in his own illegal activity. this is the second part in a two-part series. you can watch the first part online at booktv.org. .. about to do, because of his psychological state, that were going to upend their case and ultimately put them in the position of having to go all over the world trying to--trying to put it back together again. c-span: because this is part two, let's go over--of our discussion, let's go over quickly the basics. >> guest: ok. c-span: mark whitacre worked where? >> guest: mark whitacre worked for the archer daniels midland company, which... c-span: based where? >> guest: ... which is based in decatur, illinois. for those who know it, it's--it's usually known for its 'supermarket to the world' advertisements, which you see on, you know, "meet the press" and "this week" and other--other news shows that are heavily watched

>> guest: he is now chairman of the archer daniels midland company. c-span: go back to ground zero again on this. first of all, what is price-fixing, and why is it a crime? >> guest: price-fixing is--the--the easiest way to say it is t--in my mind, it's a betrayal of capitalism. the whole concept of capitalism is that you have a bunch of companies out in the free market competing for your business, and they'll either offer the best product or the best price. that then is supposed to reward the most efficient and the most--th--you know, th--those that do the job the best. when you have price-fixing, that doesn't happen. the power of the consumer is dead because, rather than them competing head to head trying to get your business, they just say, 'forget him. let's sit down and decide what we're going to charge.' c-span: isn't there a famous quote you've got in here that the-about the competitors and the consumers? >> guest: that--that--this is, yeah, the adm quote; that, 'the--the--the competitors are our friends, and the customers are our enemies.' c-s

by contrast, theest states in the country were in yankeedom or the quaker-founded midlands.e rate of assault deaths there is less than two per 100,000. in the six states tucked in the north eastern corner of yankeedom, 11 of the 12 voted in favor of the background check bill. again, it's more about the people who settled these regions than the people who live there now. we look at yankeedom founded by radicals in the 1600s. people who put an emphasis on social engineering as a way to improve society. they were more comfortable with a collective and government regulation. you have the midlands right here in the area below. the midwest founded by english quakers. government is less welcome, but they believe society should be organized around a middle class. joining me now is the man who put all of this together. he is state and national affairs writer and the sunday telegram and the author of this book, american nations, a history of the 11 rival cultures of north america. colin, just a great way and a reminder to look at this and i go back to what they wrote about the history

. >> reporter: midland texas, sunday morning, the slick conditions close highways. >> never seen it like this. >> reporter: many people were caught unprepared. >> i have not had to scrape ice off the windows in a long time. >> reporter: the massive storm system that hit texas is making conditions miserable in parts of new mexico and southwest oklahoma where up to a foot of snow fell. flight delays are growing across the southwest. try. >> they say it is going to get worse tonight. i am hoping that in -- and in dallas, too. a winter storm warning posted on monday. they say people here can expect a dangerous mix of sleet and freezing rain. >> reporter: in amarillo, texas, heavy snow fell overnight, making driving treacherous. the police responded to more than two dozen accidents in just a few hours. danielle knottingham, dallas, texas. >>> a perfect example why you should take it slow on icy conditions. watch this as this news van fish tails. and it flips over. had this accident in oklahoma city this morning was caught on a dashboard camera by a storm chaser. he did top to help. it is uncl

. >> i likearmer daniels midland. in the commodity business. know they trade all over the world. i think that the commodity craze will be on us in the next five years. >> john? >> not going to happen. what is going to be upon sus higher interest res. they have been moving higher all year, eric. higher on friday. i think security like float liketsl, floating rate fund. anything the benefits from the higher rate. that's where to be. >> great call, especially when what is going on with the ecb in new york. fantastic week. thank you. that's it for cost of freedom block. thank you for joining us. before we go we opened the show explaining the highs president obama and his minions perpetrated on america. they lied about keeping your insurance, lied about premiums, lied about the website and they will surely lie about how many people are enrolling. the whole big thing one big lie. fos, it really speaks volumes about a man's charactewhen he chooses to lie rather than take responsibility. there is one thing that president obama did not lie about, though

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. >> others welcome archer daniel midlands investment. >> we are essentially swapping one owner to anotheradm is willing to bring money to invest in dysfunctional up-country facilities in new south wales. if the deal is opposed on political grounds, we are sending a signal to agribusiness investors globally that australia is not open for investment. >> foreign companies are big buyers of australian assets and lands. two cattle farms have been sold to indonesians. block the adm sale and you scare off a big chunk of the market. >> to refuse the application, i think, would be devastating for the message it sends to foreign investors. >> those supporting the sale say foreign owned companies will operate under australian laws, farmland and asset will remain in australia and risksers overstated. >> agriculture is a big chunk of australia economy. deals are scrutinized and farmers hold political sway. the graincorp sale is a test - will the government's free market credentials prevail or defer to junior partners and block the deal. >> police in costa rica arrested six suspected drug dealers d bel

. >> drivers in midland are using whatever they can to remove ice from frozen windshields. >> i used to live, and we never saw weather like this. >> there is horrible here. >> 240 miles north, police responded in am rill he to 30 accidents, in oklahoma more than a foot of snow has fallen and this storm is horribly. >> hardly over. >> the storm is heading east and for more on what it is going to do we will join eric fisher from the boston station wbz. >> wbz. >> eric what is next? >> i tell you a lot of folks will be affected by this storm as it continues east, many winter storm warnings and advisory spreading into western parts of mississippi, there will be ice city travel and snowy travel here as we head through the day on monday. then the storm becomes a little bit more about rain in the gulf coast. as this moves along and picks up a lot of moisture, the i-10 corridor, late monday into tuesday, airports like atlanta and charlotte, jackson and new orleans will be the ones to watch, and the i 85 corridor as the rain moves up the coast, wednesday, the big travel day, it is right along

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. >> reporter: a thin coat of ice covered just about everything on sunday morning in midland, texas. slick conditions, they closed highways and canceled church services. >> we've never seen weather like this. and this is not normal here. >> we haven't had to scrape ice off the windows for a long time. >> reporter: the massive storm system that hit west texas is making conditions miserable in parts of to dallas. >> they say that it will be getting worse tonight. but i'm hoping that it will be in dallas too. >> reporter: a winter storm warning is posted ins dallas ft. worth area until noon on monday as people here, they can expect a dangerous mix of the sleet and freezing rain. >> reporter: and now about 30 trucks, they're on the streets of dallas, spreading sand on the overpasses and the bridges. the officials, they expect the roads to get slick as the temperatures drop overnight. danielle nottingham, cbs news, fort worth, texas. >> the storm could bring heavier rain to the southeast on tuesday and then turn north and move up the east coast. possibly affecting travel on through wednes

. >> reporter: this is coventry cathedral in the british west midlands. one end is open air church that was bombed during world war ii. attached to that is a contemporary structure, britain's first modernist cathedral. for many around the world, coventry in both its building and ministry is an enduring testament to peace, reconciliation, and hope even in the darkest times. >> what it's really saying is essentially no matter how bad it gets, there's always a future. >> coventry's history stretches back to the 11th century when lady godiva and her husband leofric funded a cathedral here. st. michael's cathedral was built in the 13 and 1400s and there it stood until the night of november 14th, 1940 when the area was targeted by a bombing blitz blitz. >> very tragically on that night, the cathedral went up in flames. >> the outer walls of the cathedral and towering spire, the third tallest in england were all that survived. reverend john witcombe is the current dean of the cathedral. he said when the raid was over, the dean at the time provost richard howard

the berry berry puree feature rationing the west midlands. now here is the album overnight sunday and monday we have a risk of severe weather for many parts of the eastern us and help eastern canada. the notice of the euro area's current debate on in indiana possible higher and southern michigan we cannot exclude that the possibilities of going into your sunday night into sunday night and very serious condition down there on top of that was a very strong so we can see lines are very close to each other and not many call the area's pending in the closing bring three precipitation and snow showers and strong winds could cause traveling a very dangerous for the us with the excuse to quit western critics as follows own carry on. now the system with miami shift towards the east and the northeastern u s welding on the stormy sinus be going into monday. elena could find of the continent this time of year when we can walk the precipitation for a british columbia part of the one sent in an on again and today is not exception. i knew heath an increase

drivers reported a kangaroo on the loose in midland county.camera shows a four-foot cain ga rule hopping along the highway. they gave chase and cornered the kangaroo until the owner arrived. >>> well, coming up later on the "cbs this morning," reaction. we'll get answers from john dickerson. >>> plus, nuclear negotiations with iran. we'll speak with samantha powers. that's it for this morning on "cbs this morning." thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> your realtime captioner is mrs. linda m. macdonald >>> good morning, everyone. it's friday, november 15. i'm michelle griego. >> the keyword there, friday! >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. 4:30 in the morning. let's kick it over to lawrence to talk about the big weekend. >> the weekend ahead, yeah! we're going to see some great weather, i think, coming our way. a little breezy in spots and chilly, too. 37 degrees, some patchy fog in the napa valley. 45 in livermore. 51 in san francisco. more on your weekend forecast coming up.

enough red tag on the weather people are in actu west midlands to working to clean up after dozens of tornadoes hit the beach and the youngest son can wait gives us an update. yes catherine on sunday the us midwest had actually started to pour a tornado testing monday adding that the severe weather also unleashed a very large hail and damaging winds now i really rate was one of the hardest hit area. after she read the devastation conclude that the spinach people in the midwestern us are continuing the cost of the twenty oh eight is a good thing because the tornado set forth in their region seventy four tornadoes swept across the region on sunday when one in the city of the washington illinois home to the team thousand people a fastening systems on the winds of up to three hundred and twenty one km car the unusually he is on the top five dollars. this one was dangerous the fence they support the top speed of one critic lawmakers are to commission a leaking of course most of the nus but the center's now located over the sink and epping bowling snow in parts of ontario as well as the que

. >> reporter: in midland, texas, a thin coat of ice covers just about everything.s blamed for at least eight deaths since it began in california. in amarillo, there were more than 30 weather-related traffic accidents over the weekend. near whiteout conditions near albuquerque, new mexico, and parts of oklahoma got nearly a foot of snow that snarled traffic. the snow, wind and's cau ice ca more than 300 flights to be canceled. the effects of the severe weather are already being felt in the northeast, with sub-zero temperatures in new york. and winds powerful enough to knock down a large sign. and the day before thanksgiving, the eastern seaboard could be in for some severe travel delays. >> wednesday, big travel day, it is right along the east coast. this is an inside track storm. the center coming very close to new york city, which means it is mainly all rain along the east coast, but interior snow, watching western new york, western p.a. in particular. that's where we could see a heavy wet snow, at much as 6 to 12 inches. the threat there is bringing down power li

. >> are there kangaroos here in midland? >> not that i've heard. >> they were not seeing things. was a pet kangaroo on the loose and here it was hopping down the highway, spotted by the dash cam of a police car. it was lured back to safety by a treat from his owner. and everybody is safe and snug tonight. >>> and a pint sized star is born. the newest drum major for a high school band in south florida. what he lacks in height he makes up for in confidence. ♪ >> his name is taranza mckelvin, five years old, leading students three times his age. his passion for band competition started when he saw one on youtube and his parents let him start band camp at four. the rest is just a celebration. >>> and what may be the latest apology ever issued. it's about the gettysburg address delivered by lincoln in 1862. at the time a pennsylvania newspaper published a review of the speech calling it, quote, silly. today the paper decided to print a retraction telling readers they regret their 150-year-old error. oops. >>> next here tonight, do police dogs deserve their own bulletproof vests? see w

this happened this week in midland, texas. >> look close at the dash cam video. that's a kangaroo hopping down the shoulder. several people called 911 to report that the animal's on the loose. it escaped its enclosure and was eventually corralled by the owner. we said before, it's really a chupacabra. i think it's a conspiracy theory. they call it a kangaroo. but it's really a chupacabra. >> there's only one out there, right? how about nessie? >> i haven't seen nessie. >>> up next, "the pulse." we'll get up close and personal with a wild animal. >> another one? >> yes, another one. this is unbelievable video. what would you do if you came close to an elk like this? >> whoa. >>> and a little drummer boy who is stealing the show. i remember the day my doctor said i had diabetes. there's a lot i had to do... ... watch my diet. stay active. start insulin... today, i learned there's something i don't have to do anymore. my doctor said that with novolog® flexpen, i don't have to use a syringe and a vial... or carry a cooler. flexpen® comes prefilled with fast-acting in

everyone agrees that a market demand in constant central bank stimulus is a good thing joining me from midland michigan to discuss this is richard edlin professor of economics at norwood university hello there richard pleasure to be with you now first up japan aims to jump start its economy with a one point four trillion dollar quantitative easing easing program and this will double the country's money supply i want to start by asking you do you think this is just too drastic a move in an effort to combat deflation. well i think it's a move that's been tried several times before by the japanese government and it is basically failed and i don't have much confidence that this one will succeed any better they have been in that dull drums practically since the early one nine hundred eighty s. they've had several stimulus exams they've had what we now call quantitative easing near zero rates of interest attempts to stimulate domestic demand through these monetary expansion policies and it is not worked before and i'm not confident we'll work again what that kind of leads to my next question because

from russert and port beach who sued for her mother has several holes these results are pressed midlands regional hospital in port beach in two thousand and one. our parents criticized the length of time it took to settle the action kevin and very calmly waited twelve years for today settlements. they'd already wasted nine years to find out what really happens to their children she married tom wright went to port the ship general hospital four days before the current effort to offer in two thousand and one she believed to want recent broken. i was reassured and sent home. scout is a shoe shoe to drop in amniotic fluid times during labor that i can jump in local courts the consultants did not attend. this new pediatric team that they want to fight minutes after delivery. no she suffered a lack of oxygen she has cerebral palsy and is completely dependent on others for all her needs today the high court approved an interim sentiment of two point six million euro in the action for negligence what is a happy bright loving try it the who enjoys everything everyone i knew the joy of it with you

i want to give a shout out to my students at sherwood midland high . >>> welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm jonathan betz with the top stories. >> egypt arrests a prominent activist for insighting protests. protests continued to support 21 women sentenced to 11 years under a new law. a student was killed in the clash. >> tensions are growing over ireland and the east china sea. china sent in war plains in an area that china and japan claims. vice president joe biden heads to asia on sunday to resolve the dispute. the balloon flew in the 87th macy's parade. high winds -- stores on thanksgiving means workers missing holidays with families. erica pitzi reports on resistance among some workers. a proud and loving family of two girls, ty riley looks forward to the time with his two girls. >> i meet with my family, mother, father, aunts, cousins, we seat, we fall sleep, we seat some more. >> this year he is thankful because the new york retailer he works for pc richard and son is closed for thanksgiving. proud of that fact the company is airing a commercial. >> at pc richmond and son we beli

tonight, cooler because of cloud cover, low-to-mid 40's to the coast through midland.nshine, a couple of hours, with high clouds rolling quicking. chance of sprinkles overnight, anywhere especially north of the bay bridge and sprinkles into the north bay in the morning and scattered light rain is possible at noon and then it is over. tomorrow, the coolest day of the forecast, cooler than today, and warm sunshine with high clouds wednesday through most of the weekend. leyla gulen? >> a sig-alert has canceled and we have one remaining. we have this accident which is brand new along southbound 680, we have heavy backup coming away from highway 84, so 29 miles per hour approaching with one lane blocked causing quite the damage. as we take you to back -- vacaville, we have an accident involving a big rig. into san francisco southbound 101 the sig-alert is in effect. the traffic is dissipating. >> ahead, seven things to know before >>> as we hand things off to "good morning america" we have seven things to know before you go. shelter in place is lifted for those living near

australia blocking the midlands $3.1 billion bid for brain core, the new government rejected the americanhat takeover would go against the australian national interest and that is today's speed read. they timed it just right. tracy: take the credit. we are starting to get some early read on black friday sales and it is good news for apple and retailers like wal-mart. holiday sales start as early as thanksgiving day which is crazy, the holiday shopping season is the shortest since 2002, 27 days between thanksgiving and christmas. dave: could waiting for black friday be hurting retailers? joining us is principal analyst camera gafneed. it looks like everyone is doing well, natalie online retailers, you saw amazon jumping about wal-mart has come out with an incredible preliminary figures that makes it look very good. >> we looked at thanksgiving data, crunched data last night, we predicted it was going to be $1 billion day for the first time ever and it came in at $1.26 billion, beating all records, we got that data through information we have been able to pull from the marketing clout. stas

shares plummet after arcelor midland's bid saying it's not in the nation's interest. >> announcer: you're watching "worldwide exchange," bringing you business news from around the globe. >> standard & poors has cut its credit rating for the netherlands from aaa to aa plus. they add today country's growth prospects are now weaker than anticipated. speaking earlier on "squawk box," the dutch finance minister gave his reaction. >> i take these ratings seriously because the markets take them seriously. as i said, growth expectations for the netherlands are the same that we have ourselves on which we base our budget. and it just confirms the need for us to push forward some of these reforms so we can get bigger and better growth figures. of course, you know, the other two rating agencies have only recently confirmed the aaa status for the netherlands and now s&p has downgraded us to aa plus. i'm disappointed by that fact. >> meanwhile, s&p had better news for cypress as it raised the country's sovereign credit rate to go b minus/b. adding the nation's external position was improving. we'll be

in midland it's this kind of day, when you open and promptly shut the door on the cold. in new mexico, some areas picking up more than a foot and a half of fresh snow, wind ripping at power lines and not everybody loving it. >> i don't know what this stuff is. it's all white. what is this stuff? >> gloves, a coat, a scarf and a hat. >> reporter: in arizona, many welcoming the snow in flagstaff, farther south, more than two inches of rain collapsing this roof near phoenix. >> put buckets under there. collect the water. emptying buckets, i'm like, no, this isn't going to work. >> reporter: it doesn't look much different for the midwest and the northeast. >> i have been back in ohio for a day and this is happening. >> reporter: so many waking up to a separate blast of deep chill and snow. in southwest michigan, the roads a disaster. in illinois, more than 100 cars in this pile-up. so, let me time this storm out for you, today it's just south of new mexico, as it moves east, i think tonight, through early tomorrow morning, it's going to be a big mess for dallas. tomorrow mor

and in midland, it's this type of day. when you open and promptly shut the door on the cold. in new mexico, some areas picking up more than a foot and a half of fresh snow. wind rifting at power lines and not everybody is loving it. >> a coat and a scarf and a hat. >> in arizona, many welcoming snow in flagstaff. but further south, more than two inches of rain collapsing this roof near phoenix. >> you know, collect the water up and empty the buckets. i'm like no, this isn't going to work. >> doesn't look much different for midwest and northeast. >> i've been in missouri for a day and this is happening. >> so many waking up to a steep blast of chill and snow. in southwest michigan, the road's a disaster. in illinois, more than a hundred cars in this pileup. >> wow, ginger z reporting. crews here are cleaning up from the wind storm that swept through the bay area last week. the storm uprooted dozens of tree is all over the east bay. crews are using chippers and power saws clean can cleaning up limbs. a cedar tree fell against a house, fortunately causing little damage. >> it is

sunday it affects the midlandic and new england states.e this front moves through you'll know it. temperatures may be mild beforehand like the 50s now, but the frontal will move through, and the temperatures could drop 30 degrees. the wind chills will make it feel like it's down below zero. that's what we're watching here. and next week with this cold air in place the storm develops off the coast, that brings the potential of rain, snow and wind. in the five-day forecast in chicago. here is the drop, 29 to 13. the wind picks up, bitter cold wind chills monday and tuesday into the 40s. so it warms up quickly. the potential for the nor'easter is not this thursday. it could be sunday with light snow showers and bitter cold air moves in. monday and tuesday are quiet, but wednesday, there's the rain in the forecast. with a temperature of 40. this could impact travel on wednesday and cold and windy for thursday. here a look at the headlines coming up. >> this is al jazeera america live from new york city. i'm tony harris with a look at today's t

this is dash cam video, along a highway chase in midland.deputies managed to corcher the four- -- corner the four-foot tall kangaroo. >> that gets you every time. >>> still to come tonight on wjz's eyewitness news. >> taken off the streets. i'm mike hellgren. police make several arrests in connection with brazen robberies, targeting students here in towson. only on wjz, the foo video of -- the video of their last crime. we'll tell you how police caught t,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> in custody. caught committing a robbery in towson university. are they responsible for the recent crime waves? >>> fatal accident. two men works ing on the side of 695. struck boy a car. i'm linh bui, new details coming up on wjz. >>> major changes at the baltimore city detention center, after a federal investigation. i'm rochelle ritchie. what's new, coming up next. >>> a slight warmup today. will the trend continue tomorrow and through the weekend. first warning weather has your answer. >> check in for these stories and all the day's breaking news. >> wjz eyewitness n

the suspects are held in midlands. three were players, and another player agent. none of the english matches have been targeted. fixes focused on gold-scored markets. the investigation centered on an asian-based illegal betting syndicate. they follow an undercover investigation by a british newspaper, catching some of the suspects on camera. >> analysis from our correspondent in london, lee. how concerned will british football authorities be about this? >> the football association has been kept in touch by the new national crime agency. the thing to make clear first of all is this is not english premier league matches. that's the first concern, a huge global brand. that's the first thing people think about. you look at the football league, tiers 2, 3 and 4. they say they were not contacted by police. it looks clear it's not a football league matter. we talking about non-league english clubs. people may be surprised we are talking about non-league clubs. this is what's. the match fixes in singapore, targetting a low level of matches where they can manipulate more,

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