i was thinking we could use a n nap. >> yeah. >> we are going to stay here and nap. >> see you. >> we're not going to nap. >> that's it for our show, everybody. glad you joined us. >> announcer: live from new york city, it's the wendy williams show. today the one and only chris rock is here talking his star stud new movie top five. and it's twice the holiday fashion, we got the hottest looks of the season for you and your man. plus, start your weekend with all of today's super juicy hot topics. now here's wendy! [ cheers and applause ]

i was thinking we could use a n nap. >> yeah. >> we are going to stay here and nap. >> see you. >> we're not going to nap. >> that's it for our show, everybody. glad you joined us. [captioning made possible by warner bros. domestic television distribution] >> welcome to "tmz live." happy holidays, everybody. harvey levin here. >> charles here. >> so hi -- rihanna paid a visit to the white house and sherks something, which i got to say raises some racial issues but also i think does a big disservice to president obama. >> oh, i don't know. she's got a little bit of pride, maybe too much pride, i think. that's my problem wilt. >> imlove this rihanna goes to the white house and she becomes a character in "sandal"

. >> you take a nap. >> i do take naps. >> every day. >> i try to. >> what is this, spain?ean -- >> this is -- you forgot the three months of -- >> no siestas in silicon valley. >> -- vacation i take every year. >> no, but really, you do. you do take a nap. >> i do. >> and you work more in the evening. tell me about that. >> yes. it's really, um, just the best practice -- right around 7:00 p.m. or so -- you take a 25 minute power nap and you wake up fully recharged and that lasts for another about five hours or so. and then it's me time. that is where i get to go design, sort of, what are we going to do next? what are we behind on? what do we need to start to think about? that is generally when everybody gets inundated by e-mails from me. >> and you have a diary, right? like a personal, aaron levie-only diary. >> the range of different industries in what you have to learn about from their technology is just very vast. and so you have to keep track of that somewhere. >> and this is something that only you see? >> yes, i would not want you to see it. so these are sort of my p

called a 64 yd line set consists of 66 as san jose and livermore 60 at the upper 60s and oakland and a nap. starting tomorrow night and through thursday and lasting through friday as well because the conditions i have the storm for today a flash flood watch also have imposed for the bay area is test marketing into thursday night would have to watch out for food were ways storm drain debris flow also high when watch in effect for was an actor thursday because of the 40 mi. from our offer

naps. naps are great if you like waking up at 10:00 p.m. and saying, oh [ bleep ].seem like a good idea at the time. but then, three hours later, i wake up in a puddle of drool in the guest bedroom with all of those creepy dolls that drove aunt judy's husband away. >> the judy cave. >> seth: the only thing about waking up that groggy is realizing bill cosby is not there. [ audience ohs ] oh right. we should give him a pass. you're right, we'll give him a pass. hey! hey, naps. wake up. ya burnt. alternative turkeys. oh, i heard you're deep frying a turkey. know how i know? you couldn't shut up about it. america, why do we need to deep fry everything? we don't have to prove our status as the world's fat camp by dunking a 20 pound bird in a garbage can of hot oil. and turkducken just a tur-don't. cook a turkey or a duck or a chicken, just don't stuff them all inside each other like russian nesting dolls. sir, we traced the call. it's coming from inside the turkey. and it's a duck saying, "get this chicken out of my ass." hey, turducken, turduck yourself. ya burnt. up n

no nap is long enough for me. life is good. i envy you zach zamboni. and we're out. world. two officers are gunned down with apparent grudge against the police. also, new details about the shooter's troubled past and a plea for tolerance from the family of a slain officer. >> i hope and pray that we can reflect on this tragic loss of lives that have occurred. >>> sony executives

. >> i do take naps. every day. >> i do. >> what is this, spain?> you forgot the three vacations i take every year. >> you work more in the evening. tell me about that. >> it is the best practice -- right around 7 p.m. or so -- you take a 25 minute power nap and you wake up fully recharged and that lasts for about another five hours. then it is me time. that is when i design what we are going to do next. what are we behind on? what do we need to start thinking about? that is when everybody gets inundated by e-mails from me. >> you have a diary? like a personal, adam levy only aaron levie only diary. >> the range of different industries in what you have to learn about is very vast. you have to keep track of that somewhere. >> this is something only you see? >> yes, i would not want you to see it. so these are sort of my personal things. >> how big is box? >> we have 1100 employees. we have 240,000 businesses that actively use the product. about 39,000 companies are paying for our enterprise edition of the service. 27 million users. >> you recently r

but you have pharmaceutical aids. >> i like to nap. >> yeah, i don't nap. >> napping is good. >> i needank. >> you can, you can. >> power nap. >> i have to learn how to -- >> my understanding is you couldn't make up a sleep debt. you're saying you can. >> you need to accumulate those seven or eight hours a day. but if you are consistently getting those six hours of sleep, the damage is being done. you don't make up for it on the weekend. >> i see. >> but you said there's a nasa study that shows the power of napping. >> 100% improvement in performance. 20 minute nap. >> i'm telling you, power napping is the key. all you got to do. just shut it down for a half an hour. come on. you can do it. >> no one can beat the system. i mean, in either study of diabetes, of heart disease, you just can't beat the system. so people who say they're getting four, five hours of sleep, and they're just fine, it's not true. >> they're not just fine. what do we do? when you said you have to get at least seven hours of sleep, you said, i'll have to take drugs to sleep at night. you said don't do it. ways the

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the countermeasure of the caffeine is the nap. get a nap. allow yourself a chance to wake up from it, and at least put yourself back at a better level when you get on the road. >> gentlemen, beautifully done. we needed a great foundation. we talked about the biology, the scope of the problem, the challenges there. i want to thank both of you for just a great job. mr. collins, before you go, thank you. nice job with this panel as well. so we are going to now switch out and welcome deborah bruce. dr. bruce is going to be chairing the panel on workplace issues. panelists, that's your cue as well. >>> we bring you live to the atlantic council in washington for a discussion on intelligence gathering. and new emerging national security threats. the featured speaker will be national intelligence council chair gregory treverton. >> to the atlantic council, and the online audience, welcome as well. we're so pleased you can join us to look at an issue of critical importance. i think we're understand iing tt this is become iing a real worl and in even

when i was younger, i'd be noon -- and my mom would ask me to take a noon nap and if i took a nap shewaiting. >> waiting. >> waiting for her, with a dish, empty dish waiting for her. she would come and my mom would say who eat the most? >> a stack. ooh. what are they eating in the banana leaf? are we having one of those too? >> we have everything. >> i don't want to leave anything out. >> it's made of tapioca with pork and shrimp from the lagoon, wrapped like a tamale in banana leaf, then steamed. >> so, you can open. in vietnam, we learn how to unwrap the thing. you learn how to unwrap the thing. >> oh really. i'm watching you. let's get this right. >> you do it perfect. i think you an expert. maybe the life before you were born here. >> in a past life. >> yeah. >> so this is shrimp. pick it up and dip, right? umm. very nice. >> uh-huh. >> and they are pretty too. >> and you can see what is inside. >> he call this type of eating, anh choi. >> recreational eating. it is not a main meal. it is snacking. >> yeah. >> this meat is a delicious marriage of dumping mix. it starts with cookin

get a nap. allow yourself a chance to wake up from it and put yourself back at a better level when you get on the road. >> beautifully done. we needed a great foundation. we talked about the biology and the scope of the problem. i want to thank both of you for a great job. a nice job with the panel. we are going to switch out and welcome debra bruce. dr. bruce will be chairing a panel on workplace issues. panelists, that is your cue, as well. >> >> campaign 2014 is ending the final campaign with one race to be decided tom at the louisiana senate race currently held by mary landrieu. a runoff race between her and bill cassidy set for december 6 with a final televised debate taking place tonight. an update on that earlier today. remind us where we are just before the runoff. today it will be on c-span and on tv. we are in the final stretch. host: mary landrieu and bill cassidy and the runoff. you bring up the debate tonight. what does each side have to do in the debate tonight question ? guest: li

>> should you nap where you crap? they conducted a survey on bathroom habits in the workplace.hey interviewed 13,000 people often barging in to question them. among the findings 25% of the bathroom text or call and 5% take a nap. 8% eat while in the toilet. women and men defer. are women more likely to go to the restroom to cry? speaking of acting weird in the bathroom. >> that's not funny to us. that's a dog with a problem. >> the toilet has been running. >> it is disgusting. i don't know what was in there. let's just get this over with. bernie anything weird you see guys do in the bathroom? >> i myself have seen babies play solitaire on the baby changing room. she came this with the baby and started screaming. i'm like, get the hell out of here. people do all sorts of things. >> filthy things. >> a line or two sph. >> not a line or two. several. >> i played hacky sack in the stall one time. >> is this a euphemism? >> killing time at work. >> i come over here and use the bathroom even when i am not on the show. why not leave a dump in the fox building. >> and boy you do. somet

taking extra long naps. >> kids will tell your business. >> i am a middle school and high school math and science teacher. i'm qualified to be a professor at the college level. >> great things these moms are doing. what do the kids think? >> like grabbing the tail of a kite. in a tornado. >> let's continue celebrating mom with this delightful video. this is his son mack. >> the dad was taking the son to the store. the son realizes mom's not going. >> you want to come bye-bye with dad? >> mom. >> no, you idiot. she's not coming? the nice one with the hair. bring her. >> just dad. you want to go bye-bye. >> mom mom, bye-bye. >> dad has fun, too, right? >> mom. mom mom. >> can you say dad? >> mom. >> but dad assures us everything turned out okay in the end. we don't know what that means. >> broken record, my son. >> mom's away. party time. see how it ends next "right this minute." >> still to come -- you might want to hold on for this mountain bike ride. >> wow, that is terrifying and awesome. wow. that is so cool. >> how one brave guy shows off his skills on the rough terrain. proof tha

and mamma in her 'kerchief and i in my cap had just settled our brains for a long winter's nap. >> whenn the lawn there arose such a clatter, i sprang from my bed to see what was the matter. >> away to the window i flew like a flash, tore open the shutters and threw up the sash. the moon on the breast of the new-fallen snow gave a lustre of midday to objects below. >> when what to my wondering eyes did appear but a miniature sleigh and eight tiny reindeer. >> i knew in a moment he must be st. nick. >> more rapid than eagles his coursers they came, and he whistled and shouted and called them by name. now dasher, now dancer, now prancer and vixen. on, comet! on, cupid! on, donner and blitzen! >> to the top of the porch! to the top of the wall! now dash away, dash away, dash away, all! as leaves that before the wild hurricane fly, when they meet with an obstacle, mount to the sky. >> so up to the housetop the courses they flew, with the sleigh full of toys and st. nicholas too. >> and then, in a twinkling, i heard on the roof the prancing and pawing of each little hoof. as i drew in my hea

. >> be sure to take your nap so ready to go for tomorrow.'ll be setting the clock little earlier snow. >> that's true. >> starting monday. >> what if i said to you forget about the alarm clock would you let complete stranger wake you up and get you out of bed? >> i don't know, that's what it takes to get me up early i guess i have to do it. >> new app called wakey. what makes this app different according to better news. com, actually get call for another wakey user who will chat, sing, ask you questions. whatever takes to get you up in the morning. chances every you dozing back off to sleep probably slim when you have that going on. >> yes. >> wakey available for ios and android. would you do that. >> i don't know. to me that would be kind of like weird, freak i like though is calling. >> maybe that's what wake you up, wait, who is waking me up? >> see, i put my phone on vibrate. i don't have any -- no one can call me. if you want me do you have call my wife. >> yes? >> sometime i won't lie if my par rent in town i'm really worried if i stay

giant redwood smashed into a house on vintage street in nap a.nobody was hurt. but the house has been red tagged now in part because another redwood is in danger of toppling into it. >> more than 100 flights cancelled at sfo today because!bus because of the windy conditions because of the windy conditions. the wind is pected to continue into tomorrow. >> 7 news meteorologist sandy is here with live doppler 7hd. >> yes, let's look at live doppler 7hd. winds are still going strochblingt the hills 45 to 55 miles an hour right now clear skies because of the wind and the lower elevation we are seeing gust to 46 miles an hour out of the northeast. this is bringing in the colder air, 35 in livermore. 36 half man bay. wind advisory remains up for all areas until noon tomorrow. still the potential for trees and power lanes to topple. we take a look at the live picture from our east bay hills camera you see why we see so many reports of tree and power lines going down. so far the peak wind gust over 60 miles an hour t.mountain diablo, oakland hills mount tam 55 at napa ai

as he takes his nap we will take a look at this holiday forecast and it is for 53 degrees for a highrature, rain will give away to unshine but wind will be picking up mostly gusts as high as 30 miles an hour, so a quick look at ultimate doppler showing that the rain is easing up in a lot of places most of the heavy downpours are gone, we will zoom in closer and we will see widely scattered showers through our viewing area. starting to clear up in lancaster county and berks county and quick look at the future cast says by seven or 8:00 o'clock it is out of here, and then sunshine moves in and wind will pick up as well. so a lot to look forward to today just have to hold on to your hat if you are driving around today, well, if you are outside today because that is when you hold on to the hat, anyway 53 degrees in philadelphia that is your current temperature. wind picking up at 17 miles an how the out of the northwest in philadelphia you will feel a difference. it will feel chillier. tomorrow and saturday look great, temperatures in the 50's with sunshine and a showers late in the day,

at wives put their naps in a hat. one out of ten was selected to travel, and they brought their children with them, and they embarked on board the ships, and they traveled across the oceans, and they came to canada, and they walked down this road. you know what their job was. they were the support troops. they're the ones that at night set up the tents, got the firewood, build the fire, cooked the food, took care of the children, cleaned the uniforms with brushes, and of course they were the medical corps. there were doctors, british drps and a few corpsmen, but they needed hundreds to take care of the casualties. it was the women, the family of the soldiers of the regiment d ten years ago it was a field, but a field, that were interested in trying to preserves the history here. and the lady who lived in that white farmhouse was very interested in the story, so we talked to her about it. she put it into her will that when she died, this parcel of land would be given to the battle of plattsburgh, and the town built thi

likely see areas of thunderstorms develop that could get pretty heavy in intensity throughout marin, nap park sonoma counties, maybe a little throughout san jose as well. eventually by the evening hours we'll undergo a little bit of a break. more rainfall coming in wednesday's forecast. we'll detail all of this wet weather throughout this week coming up in 25 minutes. >>> coming up, bagging the ban. big plans to repeal the statewide plastic ban is gaining steam. >>> a facebook post gets a congressional aide in trouble. what she said about the first daughters that has her out of a job tonight. cocoa or eggnog? toasty or frosty? exactly the way you want it... until boom, it's bedtime! your mattress is a battleground of thwarted desire. enter the sleep number bed. don't miss the ultimate sleep number week going on now. he's the softy. his sleep number setting is 35. you're the rock, at 60. silent night not so silent? sleep number's even got an adjustment for that. give the gift of amazing sleep, only at a sleep number store. this week only, save 50% on the ultimate limited edition bed. know

so i take a nap. jimmy: yeah, they can't get into any trouble. >> you would think not. >> jimmy: yeah. >> so she goes out and then they come back and i'm like, did you have fun? did you see anything? oh, yeah, yeah. there's not much to see here but we take lots of pictures. and i go, oh, well did you see the white house? and she's like, no, we just see lots of things. here's my pictures. so i look at her camera, and i'm like, oh, you saw the white house. she's like, no, i did not see white house. i'm like, well, what's this picture? she's like, oh, that picture. me and sam -- my stepdad. me and sam, we go around. we see everyone take picture right here on this spot on this street. i don't know why. so i say, hey, hey, let me go ask somebody. he goes, no, no they had we stupid we ask. just stand there. we'll take picture too. [ laughter ] and so they stand there. and i said to my mom, mom, what street were you on? she goes, pennsylvania avenue. i go, uh-huh. did you see anything interesting there? well

. >> the problem with nap is the zoning administrator doesn't give his destigs. decision. . >> and they've said there's going to be another trial for the building appeal so all those neighbors are willing to come down here and say that they're for the project so anyhow, that's all i have to say. >> any other public comment. commission, the matter the before you. >> i've made this comment multiple generations, zoning administrators here that a variant sometimes has a greater impack than certain permits and why is there an ability to be able to find those easily enough. the same is true of letters of determination . unless you know something specific to be able to look for it you can't find it. it's not known. unfortunately that's not what the planning department does. i'm inclined not to grant jurisdiction on the basis that planning staff does not have to provide that level of service in terms of ongoing communication. >> i agree to a certain -- you know, there is no commitment, but when they actually e-mail and give a commitment, i think there's a certain amount

i prefer a little nap on the plane. but hey.tever works. >> i just kind of zone out. >> i'd rather sleep. jill wagner, cbsmoneywatch.com, have a great christmas. thanks. >> thank you, jill. >>> it is 5:40. the holiday dash is on. the travel woes greeting some people heading home for the holidays. >> and spreading some of the holiday cheer we are live at a bay area toy drive happening now complete with christmas carollers. ♪[ music ] honey bunches of oats! it's got grains, which i like. i like the little bunches of oats. what i like is actually the flakes. it's got crunch, which i love. mmm. it's really good. honey bunches of oats. their last minute christmas toy drive started early run through >>> the lefty o'doul's toy drive going on now in san francisco. it will run through 11 p.m. they hope to collect 10,000 toys before christmas day. and if you have a moment, stop by and drop off a toy. young carollers, yes, even mayor ed lee, will be stopping by this morning. let's listen in. ♪[ music ] travel days of the year. >> the piano

he places the box in the middle of the cow pasture and if you look really closely -- >> okay nap duder derek has his trombone pup said it. yes, ah, yeah, that dude. that dude, internet famous. his video, nearly 8 million views a little earlier in 2014. farmer derek starts playing "jingle bells" on his trombone. [ playing "jingle bells" ] >> the cow, coming around him. >> hilarious how they hear a trum beau, oop, that's our call. [ playing "jingle bells" ] >> i love that. [ laughter ] >> how is that a present? that's a prank. >> i was so confused for a second. >> well, kind of a prank, but after the pop corn popped and shoots out of the box, he starts playing his trombone again, and then, watch this. the cows come a runnin' back and now we see them eating the delicious popcorn. >> so weird. if only cattle wrestlers back in the day knew the power of the trombone. >>> there are many christmas traditions, you put out cookies for santa. another, one, though, happened over the last few years. chip chop, another one to enjoy. >> i love these. in make me happy. every holiday i. wonder hoop st

. >> i was taking a nap. i was awoken by a bang.e outside of the window. >> they kept trying to restart the engine. no one knew what was going on at that point.c >> they tell "action news" that the right engine on the 175had a compressor stall. the noise was so loud1u that the businessman heard and felt the rumble in&% essington, delaware county. >>> the u.s. navy is sending reinforcements to scour the search zone. they are believed to have gone down with 162 on board. the pilota did request to climb to 82,000 feet because of/÷ bad weather. today the search by air and sea did not turn up any solid leads. they are checkingco( an indonesian island after a helicopter spotted smoke there. 23 people did not get on board. including a father ofjtÑ three who is grateful to have canceled his family trip because a relative fell ill. the number of people that fell ills7 has climbed new details about the ñ harrowing rescue operation. fights broke out about space on the lifeboats and helicopter baskets. they were bound for italy.2e some are beli

overnight lows, not bad. 34 degrees, santa rose a36 at nap a cold enough, though, some of the wind-protectedinland valleys. and as we hook at the numbers, the lows tomorrow night, 13 below in billings, 5 below in denver and 7 below in the twin cities. so, cold weather is on the way for much of the northern rockies and spilling into the midwest as we head into this last few days of 2014. 52 degrees in sacramento. 55 in fresno. 54 degrees in redding. heading out, fog tomorrow morning, towards the central valleys, back in the bay area, not bad. 58 in oakland, 56 in hayward. san jose, 57 degrees, 55 in livermore as we head up to the east bay, santa rosa. 52 in antioch. 56 in concord. extended forecast a little more fog tomorrow. sunny day. tuesday, more fog. numbers inland. 49 degrees. wednesday and windy. as we get towards next weekend we recover. >>> after a frustrating few days it is game on. forget about silencing "the interview" it is making millions even without the big movie houses sony's playstation network is finally back online sweetie, i'd love a hazelnut. mom? dad? big uncle wayne? h

>> i'm going to go take a nap and driveways. school buses will be running. parents should expect deplays. the schools will serve alternative meals. >>> pg&e is getting ready in the event there are widespread power outages. tom vacar is live where space responders are working now to coordinate efforts. tom? >> reporter: what is happening now is people are filing into this place for the city to make sure that everything goes well. pg&e's system will start up about midnight here though the north bay center is already open. the most important thing that is going to affect the most number of people are going to be power lines knocked down by branches falling down onto pg&e's power lines, but remember this, you could also be an unwilling participant in killing power. pg&e says it is ready to respond to any contingency the extra crews and equipment that have been prestaged. most often, falling branches will short out and down power lines which is why so much attention is paid to trimming trees. but lurking in your neighborhood, perhaps even in your own backyard, mi

. ♪ food for you, food, sweet cherry pie ♪ ♪ eat it, eat it, eat it, i eat my turkey, then i take a nap >> that is cool. and thank you very much for these guys playing my thanksgiving playlist. >> what's great actually is their ability to mash these songs together and make it sound like one song and not a mash-up. >> and they do 18 songs in one minute. ♪ we are family, yeah, i'm gonna make this place your home is where ♪ ♪ i'm coming home, coming home, tell the world i'm going home ♪ ♪ to the place where i belong, homeward bound ♪ >> simon and garfunkel and chris daughtry, who would have thought? ♪ homeward bound >> hmm. >> wow! i do like this very much. the series of music mash-ups, this is number 32. they have 31 other musical mash videos, which is pretty cool. >> a talented pair, man. that was awesome. >> right? >>> that's going to do it for us here at "rtm." thanks for joining us. have an awesome thanksgiving weekend, everybody. >> the following program contains dangerous stunts that should not be reenacted. viewer discretion is advised. >> now on whacked out sports, we've got a spe

see she tries to take a little cat nap. her baby girl just will not let it happen. here, mom, mom, please. >> posted this video on line with the title why co--sleeping is no sleeping. and you can see why. that video has more than 800,000 views since it was posted less than a week ago, and mom is now every second every shut eye counts, hopefully little girl went to sleep, and she is was able to get some rest eventually. >> that's so cute. >> like wake up, mom. >> there you go. >> wore her out. she was tired. >> and up the knows and wake you up. >> all in her business. we'll take short break. be right back. 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. stela

we'll really be cold overnight, 31 for santa rosa, 32 for nap at that, even san jose to start the day we'll be at 37 degrees. even colder for saturday. we go back into the 20s across the north bay for saturday so i do think there will be the potential for patchy frost, maybe some black ice on some of those roadways, especially considering how soaked we were over the past couple of weeks. you'll notice over the next few days over the weekend, dry conditions, lots of sunshine. that will continue heading toward new year's eve. i know you're looking ahead to that forecast. if you're heading down to the embarcadero, temperatures back into the 50s and really nice. no fog, no rain, and temperatures like this you really can't argue with. friends and family across the east coast are freezing. 54 and not too bad. back to you. >> it's all relative. thank you very much. >>> the subject of our next story has the eyes of an artist, the hands of a contractor and the mind to blend them into the most interesting and, as -- >> greg klain is the man with the ability to see solutions where others see pro

have already threatened that they will kidnap children of military and state security officers orchid nap people in general. >> there have been bombings in iraq's capitol. 30 others have been injured in four separate explosions in and around baghdad. meanwhile kurdish peshmerga fighters try to secure their hold on sinjar mountain. first south iraqi military is battling isil fighters. >> reporter: forces on the offensive. their latest victory has been the retaking of the town at the foot of the sinjar mountains. it's where 1,000 families from the yazidi communities have been taking refuge. they have been under siege for two months. the taking over the town by the kurdish fighters means that they can now go back to their homes. but isil fighters insist they're still in sinjar. peshmerga claim to have taken areas held by the isil. >> to move all the way to mount sinjar, to liberate and rescue those yazidi. people trapped on mount sinjar. >> they claim they have taken what was once isil-held territory. this offensive force families to leave but they have to navigate landmines planted by isil

the continent that's gotten the most aid, africa, suffered the most in terms of economic growth nap goes hand in hand. >> talk about corruption, sabrina, go to any airport in africa and you're hit off the back with people asking for bribes. these countries are thoroughly corrupt, and a lot of that money that goes to them from us goes right to swiss bank accounts. >> right, and, look, i think there are good individuals working at places like u.s. aid. my sister is one. people that have done a lot because they believe america is a thriving democracy and have a role to play in helping others, but it's important to take a step back and realize as a country we are very charitable and have lots of ngos out there also helping people. if government takes a step back, organizations like doctors without borders or the foundation helping women and girls around the globe, they will take a step forward. lots of things we can still do to help people in these parts of the world. >> bill, to your point, by the way, i should mention somebodying a libya. we've been giving money to libya, promising to give

>> i feel alert like i just woke up from a nice little nap. i feel more alert. and i am kind of ready to do stuff. >> when you first heard did it make you nervous at all to, you know, try to get involved in brain hacking in a diy kind of way? >> not at all. >> really? >> it seemed pretty straightforward. the currents are so low voltage very low millions. to say passing a low level of current is automatically safe is just not true. >> he is a professor of biomedical engineering at city college in new york. >> it means you can engineer carefully safe devices and makes people think some how anybody can do this without any control or thought. >> he recently co-founded a company that manufactures td~ cs devices for use in clinical trials. >> as it is done in hospitals and research centers is considered very safe and very well tolerated. that is a very specific set of protocols and environment and set of devices. >> he showed me how his research team builds computer models to predict how current hits the brain. >> this is what shows up. warmer colors represent more co

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sergio is live with the story before he settles in for the long winter's nap. >> and there are still people donating at lefty odoule's. and then i will show you somebody else has toys to donate to the needy kids in the city. this is a day long event. i can tell you there is a lot of traffic going on here. this is a day long event of course and lefty odoule's is a couple doors down. it isasomething that has been going on for quite a few years. >> twas the night before christmas and all through union square was toys for the needy. >> christmas has become a bit where shall. and this really brings back the spirit of christmas which is about helping others jay for some the snow machines and the songs are part of the fun. the real work going on is by people like jordan hamm. >> we are bringing toys down to chinatown and give them to the chinatown development center. >> he has been doing this for 11 years. now his son will be taking over and spreading the cheer. >> i will be taking on the program. this is my ship to run. >> they are one of those who benefits. it is leftyodoule's who does it

sergio is live with the story before he settles in for the long winter's nap. >> and there are stillpeople donating at lefty odoule's. and then i will show you somebody else has toys to donate to the needy kids in the city. this is a day long event. i can tell you there is a lot of traffic going on here. this is a day long event of course and lefty odoule's is a couple doors down. it isasomething that has been going on for quite a few years. >> twas the night before christmas and all through union square was toys for the needy. >> christmas has become a bit where shall. and this really brings back the spirit of christmas which is about helping others jay for some the snow machines and the songs are part of the fun. the real work going on is by people like jordan hamm. >> we are bringing toys down to chinatown and give them to the chinatown development center. >> he has been doing this for 11 years. now his son will be taking over and spreading the cheer. >> i will be taking on the program. this is my ship to run. >> they are one of those who benefits. it is leftyodoule's who does it.

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. >>> happening today, philadelphia students will hold a die-in protest in spring garden nap will happen around 4:30 around the school meeting. in recent weeks, people have staged die-in protests here and in philadelphia demonstrating the killing of unarmed black men. >>> police want to know how a student got a gun into his school yesterday. and somerdale went on lockdown. after a student saw a classmate with a gun. police say the 18-year-old student who had the gun will be charged. they're not sure how he got it past the school's metal detectors. >>> there are new questions about the death of a man that killed six people in montgomery county. the corner revealed yesterday that brad stone did not stab himself as originally reported by the district attorney. searchers found stone's body on tuesday after a manhunt. we learned there was a machete, an ax and two pill bottles near his body. a toxicology report could reveal what took list life. the results will not be back for a few days. >>> we're following developments in the sony hack sought. investigators say the north korean government or

. >> this is edison, three weeks old napping next to the radio. edison and his mother are here with 1,000 other people huddled in the hallways of this building. mostly women and children, by the provincial capital. >> three families from my village came to the shelter. it was noisy and full of children. we evacuate, our house may be carried away. >> thousands were directed to shelters like this. with the typhoon like this, the governor says it's all about preparation, and that is something he knows well. he is confident the province will have zero casualties. >> we have been prepared for this over the past 20 years. this process achieved in 18 of the 20 years, we have typhoons every year. we made it a religion. >> reporter: the governor is worried about the economic impact to the province, mainly from strong winds of the storm. even though they are not as strong as last year, the winds will stay longer, ripping down electricity lines, destroying property. the panda bakery was the only shop with the doors open in the main market. it was a risk wort

. >> the very common one that naps parishes whether they have a school or not a school is they have people who work in the parish house and all those, we have to make sure that we follow not only california law but san francisco law, employment law, which is actually quite complex and the neem parishes usually don't have the resources the time or the interest to do that so we have people in our office who stay in contact with them and whenever there are issues that develop or they want to hire someone new or they're having difficulty with someone. we send someone out to meet with them and see what we can do to help them along. that is more in the running, that running of the parish. and we also have a person in liturgy that works with the parishes on developing good lit gaechl. i know the archbishop would like to do more of. that is a way of attracting more people, especially younger people back to the church which is a great challenge and then everything that he does at the seminary for educating and developing our priests. we have a group, a very impressive group of young priests coming

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