this is both local and national news. an unusual address tonight if you are just joining us or catching up, the president of the united states, barack obama came out and spoke about this decision saying that it should be respected, that we are a nation of laws and at the same time, reiterating his condolences to the family of michael brown who was shot and saying that some anger here is understandable. we are looking here at some of the results of that anger in these fires that keep burning. as we've reported, as well tonight, this is in about a

the big-money news, though, gas pricess national average is $2.98.on, 225 a gallon. we are trying to get those folks on the phone. look at the price of oil. a two year low. if oil falls below $70, that may not be good news for the economy. greg, will come to the show. >> it is not as good as it once would have been. the energy sector there is if yoo get this, they will still produce. just not as rapidly. stuart: you would say that that is a very minor negative. >> it is still a net positive. look attthe big picture. a part of the reason for the oil slide is the saudis are doing this deliberately. >> they have a lot of enemies today. they are worried they are losing market share to the united states. it will only increase over the next few years. stuart: they want the price to drop. >> yes. >> yes. it is a little bit more expensive. they are trying to undercut the crackers to some extent. stuart: suppose the dollar keeps getting very very strong. >> 70s is fascinating. i do have a belief that the chinese economy is not so weak that we will have global

. >> brian wilson made national news after confronting new jersey governor chris christie urging hims rules on medical marijuana for kids. telling christie, don't let my daughter die. >> pleases don't let my daughter die, governor. >> christie sign the bill and vivian was able to medical a new jersey medical marijuana card she's the youngest in the state to have one. but because growers were still months away from producing this cannabis oil, the wilsons left new jersey, moved 1700 miles away to denver, colorado. >> we tried our hardest. but there's only so much activ activism you can take before you got to stop and say, well, i need to stop and cake care of my child now. >> the wilsons are part of a growing community called marijuana refugees, moving to places like colorado and washington state where there's easy access to pot. >> governor christie is talking we don't want to be like colorado. you want to be like colorado. colorado is a working market. >> along with the special high fat diet -- >> she gets 4-grams of fruit with her meal. >> and three doses of cannabis oil a day. >>

our knowledge of the impact of network news on the national mind is far from incomplete. some early returns are available. we have enough information to raise serious questions about its effects on a democratic society. several years ago, one of the pioneers of network news wrote that it is missing ingredients were conviction, controversy, and a point of view. the networks have compensated with a vengeance. the endless pursuit of controversy, we should ask, what is the end value? to enlighten or to profit? to inform or to confuse? how does the ongoing expiration for more excitement, more drama serve our national search for internal peace and stability? bad news drowns out good news. which is gresham's law. the irrational is more controversial than the rational. kung currents can no longer compete with dissent. one minute of eldridge cleaver is worth 10 minutes of roy wilkins. the labor crisis settled at the negotiating table is nothing compared to the confrontation that results in a strike. or violence along the picket lines. normality has become the nemesis of the network

>> they do but also when the national news media celebrities are in town, there's a crush to be a partf this, to be seen with them, to be associated with them. as a result, a lot of people got on television as expert spokespeople who, in fact, were not. the local people know who these folks are. the national media don't. one of the attorneys interviewed extensively was in the process of facing disbarment, but the media didn't realize it. >> i want to jump in there, brian, if i can, because i have been out on the streets with cameras in very strange places when things like this are going on. what cameras do, they do change the dynamic. they magnify, they amplify, they certainly can distort, and they can antagonize people who are already out there because people who are out there see the cameras abc news they may perform for them. it has be a almost odd effect. there's a camera that's capturing you for the world to see, but in some strange way there's an anonymity that brings because someone may feel they're part of something somehow bigger, and so the danger with cameras always, always

. >> reporter: it was national news. racially motivated murders. >> all the same pattern.te people shot down by a black gunman for no reason. >> reporter: suspects roaming san francisco streets mutilating, torturing, and killing. >> they eventually decapitated here. >> reporter: lou was a patrol sergeant during the first zebra attack. a young couple kidnapped while walking in their telegraph neighborhood in 1973. the husband survived. >> he fired at me twice. >> reporter: the future mayor art agnos was the sixth victim. shot after attending a community meeting on petero hill. they were tied to a militant group known as the death angels. >> to be initiated into this murderous group, they had to kill a white people. >> reporter: by christmas, more than a dozen people were butchered or shot. five people were killed within two hours including a 45-year- old woman doing her laundry on silver avenue. a gunman walked in, shot and killed her. >> people were scared to go out at night. >> reporter: retired homicide director gus headed the investigation. there was a city wide dragnet

now, this case came to national news when this shocking video, it's surveillance footage of her abductionsed monday and atf agents found her and her kidnapper allegedly in his car across state lines in a parking lot. authorities tracked that vehicle through gps installed by the dealer because the suspect had such bad credit. well, barnes who has a criminal history and apparently attacked gaither at random will face federal charges. she is listed in good condition expected to recover from her injuries and last night her mom thanked the detective who promised her that he would find her daughter. >> he sat in my kitchen in front of me and told me i'm bringing your daughter home. i'm bringing your daughter home. he said, no, i'm bringing your daughter home and he brought my baby home. >> thank you. >> he brought her right home. >> good job. >> thank you. >> they were so glad for a happy ending but scary, that surveillance video. >>> news on the marriage equality front. supporters celebrating a victory in the state of missouri. gay and lesbian companies applying for marriage licenses. the stat

he's got an extensive and violent rap sheet that includes a story that made national news, a case of animal cruelty. 's home, brutally beating her, t i've been up >> they dropped the ball on this one. >> reporter: why is that? the fact that he got out and did this to this lady and n this k you should talk to >> i think his record speaks for itself. >> reporter: it's a record keith favor knows well as the former petting zookeeper at kennedy park in hayward, keith was here in 1999 when an 18- year-old, sonny anderson, was busted for mutilating animal. sonny was convicted for killing a chicken and goose and slashing this pony named oreo in its hind quarters. sonny was arrested and had had sex with a goat with blood and hair all over him. >> that's signs of somebody with a sick mind when they do something to an animal early in life. >> reporter: in 1979 sonny was busted for breaking into a 72- year-old woman's home, burglarizing her house and beating her. >> the judge let him off leniently and then followed up with a home invasion and now this. i think they should have treated him a bit

if republicans said that it would be national news. wall to wall news.n this case he will probably get away with that. remember in 2008 when hillary clinton lost the primary in iowa one of the things she said in talking about her loss is i was very surprised to see that iowa never elected statewide a women to office. now iowa is about to and it will be republican women jody ernst. with landrieu i am surprised she is won statewide elections three times. she is well liked in the south. this is knotted her year. if i were here i would have insisted president obama had a campaign down in new orleans. if the race is that close it could have helped turnout the base to her and it would have been a different story. she is going to change the media environment completely. she will be the only one that did it. >> we have to run, juan. he may still have a chance because it may go to a >> thanks for being with us to look at the runup to the mid terms. so much more to come as america heads to the polls. >> and decides who holds the key to power in the next two years.

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employes this year new thing for macy's in the to choose to work will be paid time and half of ohio try to push for triple time >> : doesn't suffer holiday shopping season improving the nation'sretail worker bill of rights >> : board of supervisors and unanimously voted in favor of measures new protections to san francisco retail worker an ordinance to require businesses to oppose workers' schedules led to recent advance and equal access to scheduling time of request >> : legislation itself chains of 20 more location and businesses that have at least 20 employees proposal is designed by mayor ed an order for become law >> : is still ahead on morning news thanksgiving storm on the east coast latest details on this nor'easter in what meat to travel plans and hundreds of flights cancelled line live at oakland international airport as you can see behind me hundreds of people will be going through the checkpoints and very in meet delays cancellation at this airport coming up a live report >> : also keeping track of the weather as well. so if travel the forecast looks like a erica and just a little bit >> : 30 had over the weather center looking at thanksgiving eve forecasts >> : a

we have made national news there, but i'm happy to be here finally to represent the citizens of the 12th district who have had no representation now for 10 months. that is close to a year. that is as close to a year as you can get. i was not born yesterday. i'm happy to be here to get to work toward them to work with -- i was sworn in yesterday. i'm happy to be here to get to work toward them to work with this 113th congress and be sworn in again to the 114th congress. it is unique for me. it has been a double all the way. i had two primaries, two general elections, so i will be sworn in a second time. it is been a wonderful experience for me to be the 100th woman in the 113th congress. with that comes with responsibility, not only representing and advocating for women, children, and families, representing working families, workers, and for middle-class families. i am an educator by training. taught 40 years and served for 30 in public office. i'm here to work. i have the experience to do that. i am looking forward to making a difference, not only for the 12th district, but for the citiz

but local singing group called brotherly love made national news, international news, when a the presidentited states came to temple university for rail for new governor, tom wolf. so, afterward, he went back stage to get into his limo, but, this group, brotherly love, stopped him in the hallway. and they sang for him and the president loved it. >> actually got -- >> ♪ >> and now brotherly love is here. hey, guys? >> so, were you shocked? most definitely. definitely prepared at the same time. >> did you know the moment was going to happen? >> we new for sure going to meet him, but as far as singing for him, we kind of create that moment ourselves. it worked out pretty well. >> cool. then he got into it. >> now, what has happened since then? did it increase offers to perform? >> of course. >> motion definitely. >> doing one of those monday actually. >> up in new york? >> yes. >> love that show. >> so, did people know from around the world now? >> getting a lot of hit, like from florida: >> so you're getting offers from around the worlds? >> definitely, definitely. a lot of lot of publicity,

"face the nation" is next. news continues in just a couple of minutes... on k-b- c-w... cable 12. >> schieffer: today on "face the nation." breaking news overnight, it appears isis has executed another american hostage. a new video has surfaced indicating that american aid worker peter kassig has been beheaded. latest on that and we'll talk to former republican presidential nominee mitt romney. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, two key senate armed services committee members missouri democrat claire mccaskill and utah tea party republican mike lee. plus america's top spy national intelligence director james clapper and panel of analysts. 60 years of news because this is "face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs good morning again we're going first to london and cbs news

we have covered a lot of national news over the last hour. if you're wondering if this administration is prepared for the current and future threat that is america faces, here's something that, well, maybe it will help you decide. >> we do not have any indications at the present of active concrete plotting by isil against the united states homeland. >> we didn't have eyes in there, that's exactly correct. >> we learned about them from the reports. ly double check that's not the case. >> let me just tick through these to go to your next question. some of the successes we have seen on the ground by the iraqi security forces, one moment. sorry. well, i will find these -- >> the truth is, she never did find all the success stories. it's a little bit frightening. general, one of the things you do in your book is to talk about how we lost iraq and afghanistan. that's -- that just can't be easy for a 35-year military person retiring as a three-star general to be able to acknowledge that we didn't do the job we went out there to do. and you see the a

(laughter) but first, nation, huge news out of north korea where dear leader kim jong-un has re-emerged in public after a courageous battle with stage 5 cheese ankle. (laughter) so good to see him back. unfortunately, his best friend lubey wasn't available to celebrate with him, so instead kim paid a visit to the second happiest place in north korea. an orphanage. (laughter) of course, the beds are all empty because the kids are at work. which is too bad. kim was looking forward to teaching them how to smoke. (laughter) of course, he'll eventually have to pass the cigarette off to the stuffed animals boning on the dresser. (laughter) (cheering) but folks, as much as this photo delights, there's an even bigger story coming out of the hermit kingdom. >> two american prisoners, kenneth bea and matthew todd miller, returned to u.s. soil from north korea. >> we had an indication that there was a possibility of release, and we pursued it. it's a good-news story. >> stephen: is it a good news story, sir? 'cuz fox news is reporting, "obama cans also two americans' vacations." yeah, shocking. ob

and some national news, we have an american idol contested who was riding. let's take a look what happened. the result did not go the way we wanted it to. but we'd walk down this path towards or twice before. >> he was running for a congressional seat in north carolina. he lost to his opponent. and he said he has run for congress before and lost. >> time to go back to singing. >> maybe he should sing some new songs. i thought this was funny the huffington post put together a list of some of the funniest election day pictures. here is mitch mcconnell was somebody voting probably not voting for him in the background. and gov. jay nixon from missouri posted this pictures. politicians like to put pictures of them voting. to see the woman next to him? she has a plumbers' crack showing on her seat. he quickly deleted that from this twitter page of course people did capture that and shared it. good times. here is the guy in florida lost. little john posted a picture of him flying to let us so he could post. apparently his ballot was lost so he flew there to vote. a

>> so anyway when the brawl made national news whoopi weighed in. >> if you slap anybody, but particularly women, if you slap, put your hands on somebody you cannot be guaranteed that he is not going to slap the [bleep] out of you. >> don't know what to do. i can nicole wallace is like i am not saying anything. i am not allowed to say those things. whoopi can say those things. not me. i am greek. the district attorney agreed with her. the man, jorge pena, has been cleared criminally while the woman who hit him was charged with felony assault. pena told the post what i saw the blood i couldn't take it. she attacked me like a man which once again proves -- >> whoopi was right. >> was whap pea right? whoopi right? >> this is a tough one to comment on. all i know is show the video and clipped out the first part is this white guy who puts on earphones and just walks away like he does president know what -- doesn't know what is happening. that totally would have been me. >> i would have been off the trine already. >> i have never seen white people move so fast in my life. look at that. >> is tha

. >> big national news for today. president obama ready to address the nation about an immigration reform plan he's set to execute without the approval of the congress. kris sanchez joining us now. the president's plan could impact millions of people. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, sam. we don't know exactly what the president's plan is. it looks like there will be protection from deportation but not a path to sit seasonship. the president spent the evening in the oval office crafting his speech that insiders expect will include a plan for up to $35 million undocumented immigrants to stay in the u.s. that includes about a quarter million farm workers and high-tech college congratulations bats and but also children brought here illegally. one immigration advocate said the plan should also include legal help. >> things that should be included in the president's executive order is some funding for attorneys to help people navigate in process. >> clearly there are critics of the president's plan. republicans say

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like it or not, the nation's new thanksgiving day tuition is now running at full steam. tradition is now running at full steam. in fact, moments from now, major retailers will throw open their doors for holiday shoppers can't out in front of their stores. -- the virginia bureau thoseis live amongst shoppers at the fairfax shopping center with the story. it's more of a party right now. ex it is. it's like watching the ball drop on new year's eve. we are counting this down. hardlyexcited i can contain myself. these guys are ready for said they've been going since 8:00 this morning. i know she is going to go after a television. what is the count down to? >> 20 seconds. >> we've got probably in the neighborhood of 300 to 400 people, maybe more. tons of people are out here and it certainly gotten bigger in the last few hours or so. now we will do the countdown. here we go. 10 seconds, everybody. [altogether] 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. [cheers] .> there it is the shopping day begins for people who've been waiting all day. tripthe kind of camping where the sweetness comes not from the smal

download the xfinity tv app today. . >>> in national news, a father in new york is facing child endangermentges after leaving his children in a hotel room while he went black friday shopping. the 4-year-old and disabled 11-year-old were left alone at this hampton inn. the younger child left the room around 4:30 in the morning looking for his parents and disabled sister was locked in. fellow black friday shoppers are appalled. >> the first thing they should have worried about is their children. i mean, big deal. they save a few dollars. those are the children. real treasures. >> his explanation was his wife was shopping and he was going to pick her up. he said my wife had me wait longer than an hour. it took a lot longer than we thought. >> police say they saw the parents back shopping later that day but they had the kids with them. the father is charged with endangering the welfare of minors. and the snow is falling in the sierras. check out the video from the ski resort. many kids got to play in the snow while others took to the slopes. it was snowing their all day yesterday and officials s

california has the most ultra rich in the nation beating new york, new york is second. >> they're killingy're still expensive. >>> on our broadcast tonight, from ferguson, missouri, the decision that set off a wave across the country. here in ferguson, fears realized. a community in flames. chaos and anger in the streets. the wave of protests stretching from coast to coast as police departments hope for a peaceful night ahead. >>> plus, inside this grand jury. the evidence. what they heard and saw that ended with no charges. why this grand jury proceeding was so different from others, as the prosecutor now comes under fire. >>> also tonight, the other big story. a big storm about to hit at the worst possible time. a thanksgiving travel nightmare for millions of americans. "nightly news" from ferguson begins now. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" wiri

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that would make national news. >> i don't think so. >> president bush, i've been admonished in asking these questions not to encourage you guys to commit news. >> thank you. >> here we are in the newseum, so that requires leadership on your part. >> it does and i'm going to try to exercise it. if either of you has any political announcements, endorsements or predictions you would like to make, now would be a really fun time. [laughter] >> like the time -- remember the woman in canada, asked us about said what about another clinton-bush matchup, and my anxious was the first one didn't turn out too good. [laughter] >> okay. i'm going to exercise leadership and not let us get any farther off. i'm interested in the answers that both of you gave to the last question in talking about what kind of scholars you wanted. neither of you talked about politicians. or elected officials, because i gather that's not the core purpose of this scholarship program. it's not to train a bunch of new political leaders. >> no. but i think that politics is important, and i know he does, too. one of the thing

new film following the life and careers of wrestling brothers. >>> the promise now from washington, d.c. as people check out the national site. >>> new traffic headaches on the bay bridge. the new complaint coming from people who aren't even driving. good evening, everyone. >> thanks for joining us. a change of plans for cal trans workers on the bay bridge. they're trying to fix old joints. the alternate plan is not too much better, according to people who live underneath that bridge. annette, what seems to be the problem here? >> reporter: well it's all that noise the construction crews are making. take a look at all these high-rises around me, particularly this building behind me. the construction work on the bay bridge starts around 8:00 p.m. and goes through 5:00 a.m. look how close they are to the bay bridge. residents can hear everything. these complexes, of course, have dual pane windows. they're supposed to block out the noise but as you know construction sound can get really loud. one woman is nine months pregnant. she needs all the sleep she can get before the baby comes. she heard jackhammers starting around

washington "face the nation," with cbs newsndent bob schieffer. >> this week, the whitewater special prosecutor, mr. star, got a federal judge to extend the life of that grand jury looking into the whitewater case. how can so many reputable respected professionals keep pressing along with this? >> well, that's your characterization, not mine. >> what would you say is your area of expertise? >> uniting people and setting an agenda that's hopeful and optimistic. >> we have to remember how we got here. not so much to allocate blame as to understand the choices that are going to face the next president. >> pelley: in another piece of tv history one of the more famous sitcom characters was introduced here on cbs 44 years ago tonight on the "the mary tyler moore show." >> say aren't you-- are you chuckles the clown? >> no, no, i'm walter cronkite. ( laughter ) >> pelley: tonight we unmask chuckles to tell you the veteran character actor who played him richard schaal, has died. he was 86. can you imagine a ballplayer so exceptional, e

plus america's top spy, national intelligence director james clapper and panel of analysts. 60 years of news because this is "face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs good morning again we're going first to london and cbs news veteran iraq correspondent charlie d'agata more on this atrocity. >> good morning, bob. the video surfaced this morning it appears to show that same english speaking isis militant seen in previous videos claiming to beheaded peter kassig. unlike previous videos this did not show kassig alive before the alleged beheading. 26-year-old aid worker was captured in syria just over a year ago while trying to deliver food. he's a former army ranger served in iraq, set up his own agency. his family from indiana they released statement saying they're aware of the reports. death of their treasured son, but they're awaiting confirmation from the u.s. government. national security council said they're trying to confirm the authenticity of the video but if true, the u.s. government is appalled by the brutal murder of innocent american aid worker. the 15 minute video included go

new digs. two years ago, the national church's museum moved out of d.c. to a brand new space at the national harbor. well, now that museum is moving to a new address. board members announced that they are looking to a space back in washington, but they don't yet have a timeline here for the move. access to metro and a building about double the size of the national harbor location were two major factors in the decision to move. >> the opportunity to move to district makes a lot of sense, really do a better job at attracti kids from all areas of the washingto metropolitan area. >> a lack of afforda expand also force the move. the children's museum called d.c. home from 1974 to 2012. >>> well, the roadblocks to mental health help can be overwhelmi tonight, we introduce to you a fer and son who, in the course of dealing with their own struggles, are trying to help others. >> and he is used to serving ace on the court, but maryland's men's basketball coach took some time to serve pi >>> this week marked one year since virginia state senator krai deeds was attac

and 200 troops from new york national guard arrived to help with snow removal, but the new york governor cuomo warned the snow is just too deep in some areas for plows to work properly. nbc meteorologist dylan dreyer joins me from hamburg, new york where conditions are changing by the minute. >> hi, tamron, literally by the minute. minute to minute, you can go from brutal windy conditions to not much snow at all. then if you go a couple miles over, you can see downpours of snow, or nothing at all. right here, we are seeing nothing at all. i can see clear skies if i look to the west. if i look to the southwest, really dark clouds. that's where heavy snow is, falling at rates of three to four inches per hour. that line will move back up here, where you can see we have feet of snow on the ground. we could see another foot, then it moves back south. the little bands of snow, this lake effect snow, about 15 miles wide, 15 miles long, and they set up shop in a couple different towns for a few hours, then move on. unfortunately where they sit, they could produce inches upon inches and feet upon

. >> the abduction of 22-year-old carlesha freeland-gaither made national news. police say she is in good shape and talking. they tweeted this picture of her, all smiles, after getting word that she is safe. lana has the latest. >> reporter: found alive. >> tonight the fbi and philadelphia police department have great news. that carlesha freeland has been rescued. >> reporter: after being abducted just blocks from her home, the search for the 22-year-old nurse carlesha freeland-gaither is now over. >> thank you for being there with us. i'm taking my baby home. thank you. >> reporter: the fbi released new video of this man, caught on a surveillance camera entering a philadelphia supermarket the same day carlesha was abducted. of particular interest to investigators, his walk. authorities hoped by releasing this video, someone would recognize him. on sunday, carlesha was forced into a car. that crime was caught by a nearby surveillance system. in just 30 seconds she was gone. then eight hours later, more footage. this time from a maryland atm, a state where carlesh

. >> it's one thing to read about these incidents in the newspaper or on the national news, it's anotherng to experience it right here in your very own community. so we ask at this time for continued prayer, prayer for the immediate victims, prayer for those who had to endure this tragic and traumatic experience and prayer for our country, frankly as we are too frequently and too often waking up to incidents like this around the country. >> the mayor of tallahassee there. the now, the lockdown was lifted and authorities don't believe there are any other threats. taman bradley, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you for that update. >>> happening right now, workers at philadelphia sprrnld airport are officially -- international airport are officially on strike. they hit the picket line this morning. katherine scott has more on what they say they want. >> reporter: go to work, tam, this is a one day strike, it was set to begin at 7:00. the wocialgers came out he -- the workers came out early. they have been on the picket line for the last half-hour, 45 minutes, chanting, they are wl airline

the stuff that happens at night and the thing that people are watching on the national news. that's just such a small bit of what's happening here. there's so much donation and charity going on. >> reporter: despite the destruction, community members say they're sticking together. >> there's been a lot of people out here really centered on love and peace and community. i know we're all out here yesterday cleaning, everybody has come together. >> reporter: meanwhile outrage over the grand jury's decision is spreading nationwide. troops remained station in and around the city. in ferguson missouri, dominique dometali. >>> supreme court justice, ruth bader ginsburg is recovering at home. ginsburg had a stent inserted into her artery. ginsburg should be at work on monday. >>> six people were arrested today for trying to disrupt the macy's thanksgiving parade in new york city. the group was protesting the grand jury decision in ferguson, missouri. parade organizers say the demonstrator didn't have any effect on the parade going on about a block away. hundreds of thousands of peopl

live at the national mall, kristen wright, news 4. >>> thank you, kristen.ven with all the people at that concert, police and metro said they had almost no issues. metro planned to stay open late but closed on time because of a smaller than expected crowd. the crowd's behavior also helped. there was no massive rush to the exit at the end of the night. instead, the crowds left in waves and caused few delays. that is good news. >>> students heading back to class for the first time since the death of a classmate. how they are handling the death of brendan wilson as police make an arrest in his murder. >>> a look at the national harbor. look at all the fog. the wheel hidden as well. chuck bell is live in the storm team 4 x 4 with more on the foggy conditions and what to wear with your hour-by-hour forecast at 5:11. >>> best buy and target are getting a jump on black friday. both will release their full catalog on their website. both are planning deep discounts on fed phones, fitness trackers and ipads. wait until 5:00 on thanksgiving to get the deals at best buy