i've actually never watched a game with neal. he doesn't like to have folks around him while he's watching. >> he won't even return texts. i think he likes to be in his little bubble. >> i have never watched a 49ers game with him. he won't invite us over. >> am i a bad friend for that? >> his unwillingness could amount to a few things. as noted, he likes to avoid negativity. he also may like to view the game without interruption. or it could simply be that he has a uniform way of observing his niners, supposedly. >> supposedly he gets in his full niners uniform, with the helmet and everything. >> he's got the pants. the socks. his gloves. >> i can't even explain it. when i saw him wearing the pants and jersey. >> grown man wearing a 49ers uniform watching the game so intensely. >> i thought i was dreaming. it was a nightmare. >> i wear a full 49ers uniform on game days when i'm at home. we all root the niners on in our own way. this is my way, and it works. >> being a 49ers fan in new orleans sometimes isn't very easy. >> the onl

neal: and the winner is sydney. narrator: but to make a full recovery, sydney will also need an intensive workout program. chris: a bit of parrot pilates. push back on the knee, bring the ankle forward. bloss: i don't think he's in pain while you're doing that. chris: no, he's all right. he'd be feeling the burn. yeah, feeling a stretch. so push back on the knee and bring the ankle forward. so it's a lot of work for a little guy, but it's a lot of work he'll have big rewards if you can actually stick with it. not all birds in this situation actually do make a recovery. it's about 50-50. i've got absolutely no doubt that neal and bloss will carry out these instructions to the letter. my biggest concern is whether little sydney's body is up to it. bloss: i love all my birds. i will give him pilates. my animals come first before me always. woman: all right, darling, are you ready? you be brave. narrator: andrew is about to start surgery on hooligan's multiple leg fractures. the much-loved family pet was injured after a

and, hey, neal, i love imus and you. is something wrong with me?e us at the same time, so it's got to be me. erica writes, neil, what planet are you living on? the one i'm planning to kick you off. and eleanor writes, you and i share a glass of wine every day at 4:00 p.m. as i make dinner. i must admit, some daisy drink yo -- days i drink yours, too. love you, neil. you are the best. you're not the only one getting drunk during my show. 4:00 p.m. you put it together. are you referring to my after-news show on fox news or this one, because if you think you're watching the fbn show, you're drinking a little bit more than just the pitch. drunk viewers are welcome just as much as sober ones. in fact, the drunk ones don't >> connell: welcome back, to another edition of the best of "imus in the morning." i'm connell mcshane, glad to be with you, we have a terrific hour lined up of the i-man's best interviews here including dr. evan alexander, who is a fascinating discussion about his near death experience. we turned into a fascinating book. the book is c

. >> robert o neal asegura que ser el hombre que le dio gracia a osama bin laden. revelar su identidad y detalles de la operaciÓn, sin embargo, en este vÍdeo reciente, donde se promociona como rival, trabajo que se dedica, diseÑo muy diferente. yo no voy a revelar ningÚn secreto. ya no viola la ley, pero nos vamos a divertir. dijo el iniciar una de sus charlas. >> Él fue uno de los 12 hombres del grupo Élite que llegÓ a la guarida del lÍder de al qaeda, confesÓ que estaba preparado mentalmente para ser atacado mortalmente por bin laden y sus hombres o caer en alguna de sus trampas. cuenta que fue el primer gravitaciÓn. asegura que disparÓ a la frente el terrorista y es un tiro fue certero. visiÓn y que en la de ser rimbaud y el tiro le debe reventar la cabeza. rÁpidamente toman fotografÍas del cuerpo y lo metieron dentro de una bolsa, recogen los computadores de bin laden, sabÍa que sería una gran fuente de informaciÓn. se montaron en sus helicÓpteros y con personas entre capistrÁn llegaba la base estados unidos en afganistÁn. mientras desayunaba con los santis, el

>> all right, neal karlinsky tonight.eal, thank you. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this thursday. and the holiday alert for millions of american shoppers. something in so many of our credit cards now. a little chip holding all of our information. well, could somebody simply bumping into you really be stealing all that information? our demonstration right here. the shark from "shark tank" proving it tonight. >>> also, the thieves caught on tape, stealing puppies. targeting certain breeds, then reselling them, according to authorities. the hunt now in one american city. >>> and do you like open houses? the homes from "sleepless in seattle" to "ferris bueller's day off" -- they repaired the window. and "the godfather" tonight. the tours coming up here you will not forget. bladder leak protection, from the experts in feminine protection. new always discreet underwear, for sensitive bladders. absorbs heavy leaks faster than the leading brand so you can feel comfortably dry. plus a discreet fit that

here's abc's neal karlinsky. >> reporter: look closely. that red speck stuck to the wall defying death is alex. no rope, no safety equipment, no turning back. it's hard not to be nervous, even terrified looking straight down at him. he's an extreme free climber. this time, taking on mexico. the fact that his life is suspended by just a few toes, his fingertips and concentration galore is mind boggling. >> when you are so alone, you are focused whoon you're doing, or you are just empty and executing what you ahave to do. >> reporter: he's a pretty mellow guy for a guy putting his life on the line all the time. >> here we are on the summit of moses. we just had a biblical experience. it's snowing. >> snowing quite hard. >> the wrath of god rained down upon us. epic snowstorm. >> reporter: fear, danger and death, the subjects everyone wants to know about, drive alex a bill nt nuts. >> i do the climbing without a rope, whatever. it looks crazy. wow, you're on the edge of a cliff. but seeing a photo of that doesn't give any indication of how li

here's abc's neal karlinsky. >> it's 3:30, and this will be my third cigarette of the day. >> reporter: jesse is a smoker looking for a way out. >> this is my fourth cigarette of the day. >> reporter: how bad does she want to quit? you might be surprised. the 24-year-old is at the university of new mexico, where she is willingly going through a low grade form of shock therapy, a combination of meditation and what's called brain stimulation, powered by a simple nine volt battery. >> we'll jump right into the meditation if that's okay with you. >> sure. >> reporter: and in california, j.d. has given up his morning jolt of coffee for something a bit stronger. his morning boost almost sounds like he's jump starting a car. he takes an actual jolt of electricity straight to his brain. this simple device placed on j.d.'s skull. could it be a real life thinking cap? >> i definitely think it's effective. i've stopped drinking coffee although. i used to drink two, three, four cups a day. just one short session in the morning is just to carry me throughout the entire day. >> reporter: it's called

for the answer we're "up all nightline" with abc's neal karlinsky. >> boots 3:30.his will be my third sig rets of the day. >> reporter: jesse stevens is a smoker looking for a way out. how bad does she want to quit? you might be surprised. the 24-year-old is at the university of new mexico where she is willingly going through a low grade form of shock therapy. a combination of meditation and what's called brain stimulation, powered by a simple nine volt battery. >> we've got you all set up. we'll jump into the meditation if that's all right with you. >> reporter: and in california -- j.d. has given up his morning jolt of coffee for something a bit stronger. his morning boost almost sounds like he's jmp-starting a car. he takes an actual jolt of electricity straight to his brain. this simple device strategically placed an his skull. could be it a real life thinking cap? it's called tdcs, transcranial direct current stimulation. its users believe it can help sharpen focus and improve memory, coordination and learning. even though this form of brain stimulation is tot

abc's neal karlinsky tonight. >> reporter: in court today, hope solo looked every bit the poised and stunning international sports star. the two-time olympic gold medalist, and star goalie for the u.s. women's soccer team, has pleaded not guilty to charges she assaulted her sister and 17-year-old nephew at a party. >> hope solo is going psychotic. she's [ bleep ] beating people up and we need help. >> reporter: a far cry from the nfl, where top player ray rice was cut for assaulting his wife. and adrian peter son was put on paid leave for allegedly beating his 4-year-old son. >> the fact is, hope solo has been on the field and players in the nfl charged with basically the same thing are not playing. and there is the double standard. >> reporter: double standard or not, solo is playing well. breaking records while under the shadow of these assault charges and writing on facebook, i take seriously my responsibilities as a role model and sincerely apologize to everyone i've disappointed. hope solo claims she is innocent and that the full story is net to come out. and with no conviction,

here's abc's neal karlinsky. >> we're following the people around. and can we get a police officer? >> what do you mean, you're following people around? >> reporter: at first, even the 911 operator was surprised. a seattle family that had just had an iphone stolen from their car in this parking lot was now in hot pursuit of the bad guys, by using the "find my phone" feature, which allows people to see where their phone is on a map. >> okay, go ahead and pull over and stop following that vehicle. >> okay. >> that's totally dangerous and you don't know if they have any weapons. >> reporter: but the family kept going. they followed the stolen iphone through city streets from this park, eventually to this parking lot and then to this one. but the police wouldn't meet up with them to make an arrest and the 911 operator wasn't happy. >> ma'am, let me tell you something. hold on a second. i've been on the phone with someone just like this that was killed over a cell phone. and i really don't want that to happen to you, okay? it's just really not worth it. >> reporter: the victims reluctant

abc's neal karlinsky tells us what happened next. >> we're following the people around.t a police officer? >> what do you mean you're following people around? >> reporter: even the 911 operator was surprised. a seattle family that just had an iphone stolen from their car was in hot pursuit of the bad guys by using the find my phone feature which allows people to see where their phone is on a map. >> go ahead and pull offer and stop following that vehicle. >> okay. that's totally dangerous and you don't know if they have any weapons. >> but they kept going. they followed it through city streets from this park eventually to this parking lot. and then to this one. but police wouldn't meet up with them to make an arrest and the 911 operator wasn't happy. >> ma'am, hold on a second. i have been on the phone with someone just like this that was killed over a cell phone and i really don't want that to happen to you. it's just not really worth it. >> reporter: the victims reluctantly gave up. >> if you were in the same situation again, would you still track them? >> yeah, i woul

>> all right, neal, thanks. >>> from sports to the music city now and to a smackdown of sorts. taylor swift against spotify. this evening, she's taking a stand now. picking her music on spotify off. all of this is over pricing. so, this evening, we did the math here. how much more would swift have earned if you bought her album instead of downloading it or streaming it on spotify? here's abc's rebecca jarvis tonight. >> reporter: taylor swift now shaking off spotify. ♪ shake it off >> reporter: pulling her entire catalog from the streaming service and its 40 million users. ♪ shake it off >> reporter: swift's new album "1989" has already sold 1.3 million copiecopies. streamed, swift makes $175,000 versus the $10 million she makes selling it on itunes for $12.99 an album. swift isn't the first artist to give spotify the cold shoulder. beyonce, coldplay and jimmy buffet, keeping their music off the site, too. some even openly criticizing the company for not paying artists their fair share. a point we pressed with spotify last month. you guys are writing the code, but you're not wr

a -- we are a nation of law and we proceed by those rules and that is what mcculloch has done. >> nealank you very much. a appreciate your time tonight. >>> and now the attorney for michael brown's family, darrell parks. let me give you a chance, first of all to response to what neal just said, defending the prosecutor and his decision to put this in front of a grand jury as opposed to letting a single judge make the decision in front of a judge to go beyond a reasonable doubt jury. >> well first of all, we believe the flaw is the prosecutor should have recused himself. there is ample evidence, for example, erin, we saw in this case where the prosecutor's office put all cases on hold that darren wilson was involved in. they knew based on that there was an issue there. in our legal system, when you know there is an issue of a conflict, you recuse yourself. he should have been recused. their action alone is indicia of why this should have been a recusal by the prosecutor's office. >> so in terms of the issue that we've seen with the grand jury itself, one of the questions is that mccullo

he has a nice wide lead over challenger neal kashkari. another high-profile and controversial measure is proposition 46. that looks to hold doctors and physicians more accountable through drug screening and higher malpractice limits. critics say the measure is geared as much to trial lawyers as it is to doctors. if you encounter a problem at the polls, please contact our tipline. >> investigators in the east bay are trying to figure out who gave a child a bag of methamphetamine on halloween. the 8-year-old had been trick or treating in the promenade area friday night. police say parents found a bag with white powder in the child's candy bag yesterday. >> he had been checking he is child's halloween candy after initially putting it up away in the cabinet on halloween night. while checking the candy, he found the baggy and suspected it to be illegal drugs and wanted to report he had found that. >> the powder tested positive for a tenth of a gram of methamphetamine. police say it's a good reminder to check your children's halloween candy. >>

. >>> neal? neal? >>> let sleeping dogs lie.oman tries, she cannot wake this pit bull puppy. nothing seems to work. cleo, a little stretch and then just rolled over and snoozing. the dog's life. >> very nice. he is alive, by the way. >>> this is an incredible show of balance here. a las vegas acrobat named matthew went down four flights of stairs while doing a handstand. he was rock solid the whole way through. he walks better on his hands than i do my feet. and you're wondering how did this challenge come about? he said he asked if it were possible to go down four flights on his hands. it turned into a $100 bet. he won. he used to be in cirque du soleil. so he's a ringer. look at go. and then he stops. but that was the closest he came to falling over. >> geez. that is really incredible. >> he has some good balance. >> yeah, he does. >> i guess he doesn't mind the blood rushing to his head. >> you would think your wrists would start to give it -- >> they are amazing athletes. stay with us for a few more seconds. all right. start

i think commissioner neal and director itani and commissioner hinton came to the meeting. it can be more but we said at least one meeting, okay? i think that was the consensus of the committee and we did have the input of director anne in to discuss the budget process and how it goes. so, with that, any commissioner --. >> you are talking about the public allow to attend the budget committee meeting. >> yes, yes. we said at least once per year. and we just said if they wanted to meet more often, they could, but at least have it in the bylaws. it wouldn't restrict them to one but they could have more if it was necessary but we wanted to have one public meeting and we had an open discussion here about the finances and i think it was the consensus that they could meet once a year. >> i have a question. who determines or what process determines more than one meeting? >> that would be up to the committee, the three members of the committee. if there was enough voice and the chair meet with anne hinton and they decided it was necessary then they would make that, the committee wo

neal karlinsky, abc news, kirkland, washington. >> timing is interesting., 2015 women's world cup qualifying matches begin next week. people wondering. >> and the u.s. soccer federation acknowledged she's worked hard and is going after this record. she ended up setting it, 72, 73-game shutout. she's going for it and has the right to do that. double standard? yeah. yeah. >>> coming up, the business decision that hit the recording industry like a thud. taylor swift's big move that could challenge the way you buy music. >>> ahead in our next half hour, the fireballs spotted in the skies in several states. we're solving of this mystery that captivated much of the nation. you're watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" continues >>> okay. some are calling it a music stree smackdown. taylor swift versus spotify. now she's shaking off the music streaming service. >> she's pulling her music over pricing. how much more would she have made if those fans who stringed her songs downloaded them? let's bring in rebecca jarvis. >> reporter: taylor swift n

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watch west deptford correspond neal yous jump in front of this one. go son, go. somebody better get him. they can't do it. deptford won it 34-7. pope john paul visiting andre roberts. he finds jacken situate for the school. andre roberts was the winner, 21 to 19. ex did your at daniel boy with fans having tons of fun. chase joe couple, he finds ex you'der won it 20 to 13. we'll be back with the game > it's time for the game of the week as voted on by you the fans. over 1100 of you voted and the winner, glassboro visiting bishop us tas. we talked about it. go out there now and go to war with these guys. come off the field 6 and one. stay together. momentum shifts, it doesn't matter, we're going to off this field, the wiper. we're going to walk off this field 6 and one. together we're going to do it. fired up coach, vince pennsylvania pal i, the eagles on hand there to watch his son. vinnie got hurt on the third offensive play of the game and did not return. tonight they got to see ronnie james of glass bore on. this guy is big time. you will watch him on saturdays

first publicly traded, stocked nealed. down 12% after the first call. twitter down 24%.his is a different animal. a massive company. i'm thinking this way. implied move in option the next week 6.5% in either direction. that's some serious market cap. okay? >> market trade. >> so simply -- if you have not been in this thing and don't have those 45% gains but think the stock can go high are, you think the company will put up good numbers and it's going to drive more buyers into it, i would look, this is a tactical trade, in november, expiration, to a call butterfly. today when the stock was $99, when i priced it up. the november 100, 110, 120 call butterfly. you could buy that for $2. buying one of the november 100 calls for 420. selling two of the november 110 calls at a $1.25 each. that's $2.50 in total, and then you're buying one of the november way out $120 calls are for 30 cents. make up to 8 between 102 and 118. a massive range to the up side and you really are risking two to the down side. >> i like this trade a lot. one of the issues here is that one of the things

you're so selfless and we are not the only ones who want to say thank you to the neal family.e a look at this. >> thank you for giving me a home when my other mom couldn't take care of me. >> mom and dad, i just really want to thank you for the influence you've had on me and the person that you've raised me to be. >> thank you so much for adopting me. i love you. there's no other place i could be. >> oh. >> oh, thanks. >> be sure to tune in later tonight to check out the extraordinary gifts robin and her team surprised the family with, on "thank you america with robin roberts" right here on abc. we want to thank you for sharing your holiday with us. we are always here at abcnews.com. "nightline" later, and i'll see you back here tomorrow on "gma." have a happy thanksgiving.

neal and maddox and thank you for dr. rich today and the fire department and the mechanical for coming and i look forward to the next conversation on this and i will table it for now, and as soon as i get the signals that will kind of come to the conclusion and we will come back here for one more kind of discussion on that. john from the city attorney's office and i think that one option that you could continue this item to the call of the president, and then, or put it on the agenda in the future with a new item. >> i would like to do it to the call of the chair because i am not quite sure when we will get the conclusion on this, if that is okay. >> so if you want to continue it, then there should be a motion and a second, and a vote. >> did i have it down as an action item. >> yeah. >> okay. >> and good, let's do that, then and so if i am able and if i would propose to continue this, until, to my call of the chair, if that is okay, to the call of the chair? >> second. >> okay. >> so, there is a motion and a second to co

you're so selfless and we are not the only ones who want to say thank you to the neal family.ake a look at this. >> thank you for giving me a home when my other mom couldn't take care of me. >> mom and dad, i just really want to thank you for the influence you've had on me and the person that you've raised me to be. >> thank you so much for adopting me. i love you. there's no other place i could be. >> oh. >> oh, thanks. >> be sure to tune in later tonight to check out the extraordinary gifts robin and her team surprised the family with, on "thank you america with robin roberts" at 8:00 p.m. eastern/7:00 central right here on abc. and we want to thank you for sharing your holiday with us. we are always here at abcnews.com. "nightline" later, and i'll see you back here tomorrow on "gma." have a happy thanksgiving. >>> live from the abc 7 news broadcast center, this is abc news. >> tonight a dangerous distraction and terrible timing. the side show that stopped traffic in oakland last night, even as law enforcement was out full force. thanks for joining us. >> it was all caught b

i think neal is one of the fairest commentators understand the negative comments to make you were notail from the you are the best. why do people take on new? make those politicians and your questions and. >> i enjoy your show it is with humor and informative. keep up the good work. i like neil and i trust him a lot when he is right he takes no prisoners but when i am wrong i do? >> i demanded fox business and have never sought to back. >> cannot get any better than that. did i write to them myself? >> you need a statue in times square you fearless leader. >> i am building get right now. >> better each day it ages. >> you interrupt guessed too often and a look better in a button down shirt. they have nothing to dokÑ each other uc like you have paid the agency. leave. >> you looks like dead keek. >> cindy you sound like of which is characterized sucking in the debt and not pushing get out. >> that's lovely. >> you rule. what is your record? the number of rowdies to have eaten in one sitting? >> as of now 1,113. >> country or rock music? >> rock. country brings me down. it is about losi

neal, for your informative remarks. thank you, ladies and gentlemen.his forrum is now adjourned. [ applause ]. [ bell rings ] >>> on the next washington journal, we'll discuss the latest news from ferguson, missouri, and about the resignation of defense secretary chuck hagel. our guests include andrew tilghman. and later, bill shore will be here to talk about hunger in america. our show is live at 7:00 a.m. eastern/4:00 a.m. pacific on c-span. >>> looking ahead to tuesday night, we'll have a look at one community in america is handling the recent influx of young, undocumented immigrants. you'll hear from republican mayor jude it kennedy who describes efforts to provide undocumented children with education and health services. >>> then on c-span2 at 8:00 p.m., a sis dis cushion on cronyism and government. steve simpson shares his thoughts from the hungry minds speaker series. >>> and on c-span, interviews with retiring members of congress. will feature iowa democratic senator, tom har kin and howard coble. it's part of our week-long series. >>> here are

neal karlinsky has the story. >> we're following the people around. can we get a police officer?o you mean you're following people around? >> reporter: a seattle family in pursuit of their iphone. telling police they're tracking the bad guys who snatched their bag by using find my phone. apple's gps feature showing the location. >> pull over and stop following the vehicle. >> okay. >> that's dangerous. you don't know if they have weapons. >> reporter: police were not happy, and after repeated calls to 911, one dispatcher let the victims know it loud and clear. >> ma'am, let me tell you something -- hold on a second. i have been on the phone with someone like this killed over a cell phone and i don't want that to happen to you. it's really not worth it. >> in fact she was on the line with this man, shot and killed in february after refusing to give up his cell phone. police are adamant, just because the technology lets you follow a stolen phone, that doesn't mean yoshoulden. >> a cell phone isn't worth your life. >> reporter: the victim understands that, but he was still frustrate

and neal karlinsky has the story. >> reporter: it was 11:00 a.m.call. >> he said do you have a daughter or a son, yes, i have a daughter. there's been a terrible accident. i think my daughter is laying in a highway somewhere. >> reporter: and then an unexpected and more frightening turn. >> then his demeanor changed. now you wait a minute. >> she was white as a ghost. >> we have her at gunpoint and we're going to kill her if you don't give me $1700. >> reporter: they were on the receiving end in the latest technique of a low tech phone scam. con artists claiming to have kidnapped a loved one to make you pay up. 25 million americans lose more than $2.5 billion to fraud each year. and phone scams, which account for a big chunk of that have been surprisingly successful for decades. doug of the aarp has interviewed dozens of con artists. >> we and the same we, the strategy for defrauding people? get them under the ether, you're no longer acting racial ining t emotionally. >> reporter: their daughter is fine, by the way. but very angry. >> who are you t