and our hope is to preserve the peace, to make sure that in this great new sea, as on earth, the unitedtates is second to none. the old men should dream dreams. this -- the young men should see visions. and where there is no vision, the people perish. >> the presidential party moves on to fort worth, where the chief executive will spend the night and deliver several early-morning speeches. a unique lighting display normally seen on two holidays per year -- friday morning, november 22, it is 8:45. the weather is misty. in spite of the weather, a large and exuberant crowd. he tells his audience mrs. kennedy is busy organizing herself and of course she looks better than we do. thus begins the last day of his life. he will live less than four hours from this moment. ♪ >> the vice president and texas senator john connolly applauds resident kennedy as he returns to his hotel from the fort worth chamber of commerce. the breakfast party awaits the arrival of mrs. kennedy. mrs. kennedy's entrance draws another comment from the president. president kennedy: i said i would accompany mrs. kennedy t

the mystery over why the earth swallowed their cars in an instant. >>> we're back with the big news from sea world today. a new plan to phase out the controversial killer whale show in san diego. it comes after intensifying criticism over the treatment of killer whales and amid sagging ticket sales. now the company is planning a new approach. our national correspondent miguel almaguer has details. >> reporter: sea world's trademark exhibit, the killer whale show, will be phased out next year. the stunning decision comes after years of criticism targeting sea world's treatment of orcas in captivity. the result, declining attendance. today's show, full of empty seats. the plan going public online to investors. >> we are listening to our guests, we're evolving as a company, we're always changing. >> reporter: sea world may close down the shamu show but is investing in a new exhibit. what the company calls a more informative, bigger setting for orcas set to open in 2017. with 24 killer whales in captivity, including in parks in orlando and san antonio, sea world is only affecting san diego's 11

what the theme park is now >> christa: sea world will shut down its once popular killer whale show amid controversy. but they are also planning to open a new exhibit in its place. the killer whale show is really the trademark. if you have ever been to sea world in san diego. >> jadiann: that's right. in recent years, ticket sales have slumped. sea world is ending the long-time tradition. many say it's not enough. at sea world, san diego, the show is over. or is it? the park announcing next year it will phase out its killer whale show after years of mounting criticism over sea world's treatment of orcas in captivity. but while they are closing the curtain on the shamu show as we know it, in 2017, a new bigger killer whale exhibit will be unveiled. what critics this morning are calling a bait and switch. >> this doesn't sound like they are phasing out the killer whale shows at all. they are just retooling their killer whale shows so that it's not going to have necessarily the theatrical side of the shows with the leaps and jumps. >> jadiann: attendance is down at shows in san diego. a critical documentary blackfish built a wave of protest an

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. >>> breaking news now. sea world says it plans to end its killer whale shows in san diego by 2017. they site customer feedback. they have been under tremendous >>> the university of missouri president resigning over racial turmoil. that was thrust into the national spotlight when 30 members of the football team refused to take the field until the president tim wolf stepped down, and today he did. black students have complained for months about racial slurs and incidents on campus. the school student association and football team called for his ouster, he now says he takes full responsibility felt by the students. >> please use this resignation to heal, not the hate. and let move forward together for a brighter tomorrow. >> it's really about getting equal rights on campus, not just about his resignation. >> the football team has said they will resume their regular activities. >>> at least two americans are dead after a shooting at a police training center in jordan. a jordan ian police officer was killed and ano

sea. moves beijing's official news agency describes as gimmick.atricia sabga . >> joining me is greg poling director of the asian maritime transparency initiative. gordon change a contributor of force and associate editor of the diplomat. is there a court or arby for when you want to change the lines governing what belongs to who. >> yes, but they require all sides to agree with it. the overall governing arcticture of ocean, says you have do compulsory courts. this is what the philippines has started to take china too. so far the case has been moving forward, but there has only been one set of lawyers in the room. >> what is the practical consideration here? people say you can't build your own islands and say that's your own country. but what really is at steak when we see all of these countries scrambling for territory in the south china sea. >> there's also the military balance of power, and the reality is that none of these individual claimants whether it malaysia or vietnam or philippines can challenge china power. so many china chooses to ign

. >>> leading the news, the sea"s francisco chronicle," the first black leader.south carolina before elected last summer. it comes when the ekwpiscopal church has been struggling with membership. >>> a man is facing assault charges for allegedly attacking an uber driver. the frightening incident was caught on camera. schwartz has that story. >> reporter: this uber driver takes a violent backseat pummelling. >> trying to smash my head against the window. >> reporter: from the get-go, the driver had a bad feeling about this trip. >> aggressive and swearing at me. fading in and out of consciousness. >> reporter: his rider refused to put on his seat belt, couldn't give directions and kept passing out. >> i decided enough was enough. >> here's when he tried to tell him the ride was over. >> get out or i'll call the police. >> reporter: suddenly, he was punched from behind again and again. you can see passenger trying to slam his head into the glass. finally, he can get off the safety of his mace. >> i emptied as much as i could into his face until he got out of the ca

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baderinwa. >>> as you've been hear ing eyewitness news first at 4:00, very active chaotic scene over seas right now. more than a dozen people have been killed in paris. >> josh hienger is following the latest from the news room. rapidly. we were saying as many as 18 dead now we're hearing from the associated press at least 26 dead in areas throughout paris including what's happening potentially as we speak. a hostage situation going on in a theater. that would be a new venue, a new location that had not yet previously been reported. this started really in the past hour. there was a soccer match going on at the national stadium of france, the stade de france, north of the city of paris. the president of france was there in attendance but he's been taken to safety. a series of explosions, two explosions i should say reported at that location. a series of mass shootings at two restaurants. now we're hearing of a hostage situation at yet another venue, a theater or concert hall in central paris. we do have some sound from somebody who heard one of those volleys of gunfire. let's hear what he

and shocking news is that kaepernick will have sea sobbed ending surgery.e was listed as probable for this weekend's game against the seahawks. he has now been placed on season-ending reserve and will undergo surgery to repair a tear on his left shoulder. he suffered the injury against the green by packers. got well after a while but after the bye week, he told the team that he was hurting again. this was the dominant topic on inside the 5. kevin lynch is joining me now on inside the 5. where do the 49ers go from here is this. >> you know, it's interesting, andrea. i think they are really at a rebidding spot now. we'll see what blaine did. can he be that bridge quarterback and can he finish off the season strong? he is the guy who has great arm talent. higher pick than collen kaepernick in the same draft. can they develop him and can he move in to what they hoped he would be when he was first drafted into the nfl in 2011. >> we'll see where come inkaepernick goes from here. the 49ers have until april to decide whether they'll release, trade or re-sign him.

the new hampshire sea coast to us about the south coast and interior. we're gusting 25 to us about 35 miles per hour and we may see some gusts around 40, 45 miles an hour in the cape and island and that is going to us about stay strong and showing gusts hour. and windy kind of blustery couple of days here and upper 50s for highs today and we'll fall shy of 60 degrees and here's kind of a reality check for tomorrow, right? the temperatures in the 40s and the windchills, guys and this is what you want to us about dress for tomorrow afternoon. and look at this, upper 30s for wind chills tomorrow, 30 in worcester and a cool star to us about the weekend and we'll be winds won't be as strong and on monday, we rebound more and with that quiet start to us about the week. sunshine, a couple of clouds, upper 50s, cool or tuesday and wednesday and especially at the coast with the onshore wind and rebounding into the 60s for thursday of next week. traffic and weather together. any big problems? >> we have slowdowns in the south and broken down truck to us about the

sea world." thanks so much for joining. one of our colleagues did a report on "nightly news" on sea world and it showed empty seats and thate was needed for sea world. people weren't showing up anymore. >> public opinion is changing. the fact that sea world is making this move, i covered sea world for a number of years. this is probably the most important step they have taken in response to public opinion but it's just a baby step. a tank is still a tank. it doesn't matter if you are in a small county jail or federal penitentiary, you are still a prisoner. the public sees through that. >> a lot of people are pointing to the documentary "black fish." some of the same things in the documentary are things you reported on for a very long time. it wasn't one documentary. it seemed more of a wave of information coming from all sides, whether it's a movie like "free willy" that had nothing to do with sea world to your actual reporting, it caused people to rethink how they see these parks. >> this is a form of entertainment nearing its end, i think, like the dancing bears of victorian times. one thing that's really interesting is

tragedy at sea. new information about the man who plunged off a cruise ship and why his family are blaming members of the crew. >>>on line shopping scam exposed. web sites offering deep discounts. you may want to think twice before you buy. >>> 800 pounds of terror. an alligator so strong and powerful he's nicknamed "godzilla." >> ahead in sports, you won't believe what kobe bryant said about the knicks offense. look who is back on the field for the giants? jason pierre-paul made his season debut. hear how he says his hand felt. >> that's not all that could be keeping you up at night. monday morning, i'm giving you five ways to get the sleep you deserve. >> get traffic and weather with john and alex. >> wake up to cbs news monday. soo li oca n.t t t pt.etio it took the rockettes years to master the kick line. but only a few moves to master paying bills on chase.com technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. when a moment spontaneously turns romantic, why pause to take a pill?

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mayor de blasio said our heart is heavy with news from over seas along with all of new york city we are holding you in our thoughts and prayers tonight, paris. >> i think all of us are feeling that sense of great sadness there's so much loss of life in these series shootings and explosions happening in paris. again, the scene, the situation there still very chaotic. josh, i know you're keeping an eye on late breaking developments. >> reporter: they trickle in in large spurts and then it slows down. we have the information that we have, the astonishing information we were able to report about. according to the associated press confirmed dead on the ground in central paris. as many as 100 hostages. we're not sure how many locations there are hostages being held, if it's just one. we know there were reports of hostages being taken in a theater, a music venue in paris. there's reports of an explosion at the stade de france, the soccer stadium in paris. there was a soccer match going on between france and germany that was attended by the president of france who has been evacuated and we are

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police already confiscating the toys new law. >>> sea world in san diego canceling the signature killer whale show. it will be phased out in 2016. they say customers made it clear they would rather see the whales acting naturally rather than doing tricks. new orca experience will be introduced in 2017 showcasing the whales' natural bairfbss. -- behaviors. >> reporter: in engineers spent the day working on a big collapse in mississippi. a drainage structure opened up a huge trench that swallowed at least 14 cars. the collapsed hole is 30 feet wide and 360 feet long. fortunately nobody was injured. the local mayor declared a state of emergency. >>> still to come on eyewitness news, what some are calling for at city hall today to help 9/11 responders for their medical treatment. >> look who's now on facebook. prez obama. -- president obama. but you can't friend him. why he says he joined. >> i'm meteorologist lee goldberg. the city looks beautiful tonight. east river quiet and calm because of such a light wind. we're tracking looking at rain down to our south. looks like it's going to be s

a lot of changes and challenges including the making of their new movie "by the sea" which angie wrote and directed. i joined them at the l.a. premier last night. >> you get married, happiest time of your life and then you go and do this dark movie >> the couple on the brink of divorce. >> it was an odd choice. a few weeks into it we wondered if it was a good idea f it doesn't work, it's the worst honeymoon ever. if it works, you learned >> angelina wore a champagne colored custom versace gown and brad classic as ever in a simple tux and slicked back hair and underneath it all, they're totally united. >> what it is like work together and taking direction from your wife? >> she knows when i'm faking it better than anyone else. >> talking to your husband, he said there is one person that can tell when he's not giving everything. >> i think can you tell with me saying anything as my husband. he can kind of look at me and i can say, fine. and he'll go, no, you're just saying that. >> what's cooking, good looking? >> "by the sea" is the most 14-year-old son maddux got to take part in the fi

new threat from isis. they're playing specifically against the united states. this as international cooperation ramps up in the fight against isis. today president obama will get a briefing from his national security team. over seas a new search for a man named mohammed abrini. investigators say he drove the car that carried key terror suspects salaa abdeslam. an update on the numbers. they now have more than 162 people in custody in connection with the never 13th attacks. new evidence the terror in paris could have been worse. they foiled the suspected ring leader's plans for another attack on the city just last week. >>> just into the live desk, we learned at that a rush schaab pie lot is safe at a russian base. he was one of two pilots that parachuted out of the plane. the other pilot was killed by syrian rebels who say they have his body now. a russian marine on a rescue mission was also killed. this pilot was escaped and was rescued by the syrian army. he just arrived at the russian base today. we're told russian president vladimir putin called the events a stab in the back and warned it would come with consequences. >>> 4:35. today the pentagon will declassify an investigation into a doctor's without border

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the university's chancellor is leaving his current post and will transition into new position next year. sea world will introduce a new show that emphasizes conservation. so far, no show announcements he been made about oar orca shows. >> preliminary evidence is that myanmar's elections, people celebrated in the streets ef yangon, mostly free elections in decades of military rool. florence looi reports from yango then. >> bold predictions, a day after a historic election in myanmar. nld, on the streets of yangon people weren't shy about saying who they want in government. >> i want to see nld lead this country. that's why i voted nld. >> i want aunt ea suu to lead this country. >> if aung san suu kyi leads us the country will be better. >> five years ago when myanmar was still under military rule, few would have dared to have mentioned the former political prisoner aung san suu kyi. now her party could form the next government. >> translator: until this time the election results have not been declared. i think everyone already knows or has guessed what the election result is. >> myanmar's el

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then the news at 11:00. >>> sea world will end killer whale shows by 2017.n to breed killer whales. sea world will offer a new kind of orca experience in 2017 focusing on the animal's natural setting. >>> crab season has been delayed. >> one of the world's foes most experts on algae blooms is live in tiburon. wayne, boy, that algae seems kind of finicky. >> reporter: more than we thought. as it turns out that algae does not always produce that acid. sometimes it does, sometimes it doesn't. when it does produce the acid, watch out. scientists are worried about a lot more than dungeness right now. as remote a laboratory as you'll find, for tiburon at least. where the headliner these days is a small critter with the name much longer than its length at one millionth of a meter. look closely, those moving white whiskers and that bottle are the algae that produce the toxic acid that's moved up the food chain into the dungeness crabs we hoped to be eating right now. they tried to learn why the algae produced that acid. >> it's given itself some sort of competitive

phil: a police chase in new hampshire from the sea crows to manchester lands a man in handcuffs. police say they initially tried to pull over joshua for not having his headlights on. but police say he sped off on friday fight and several tries using stop sticks simply couldn't slow him down. he got away near manchester, but they tracked him down at a home in the city. he is now free on bail. jc: the largest release of federal prisoners is expected to begin. 6,000 prisoners will be released nationwide. all of those inmates had their drug sentences reduced under new federal guidelines allowing them to get out of prison early. that includes 93 inmates here in massachusetts and about half of those people were convicted of heroin offenses. phil: if was a pretty warm day and the temperatures are going up. what a november so far. harvey: a great start for those who love the mild weather and would love to put off the cold for awhile. did you see the the beautiful sky out there around and after sunset? it is clear to the north and cloudy to the south and it is very picturesque indeed. the

directed against israel, and 19 seconds of about a 5-and-a-half-minute video released today at seas of new york. in new york we understand that we are a terrorist target. it reflects the importance of the city. understanding that the city places great importance on the safety of new yorkers and the almost 16 million visitors who come to the city. as we move in to this time of year of great celebration and great activity in new york, the thanksgiving day parade, the lighting of the christmas tree in rockefeller center, the holiday celebrations that will bring millions in to this city, people can feel comfortable coming in to this city enjoying themselves, celebrate, be aware, but do not be afraid. the nypd will protect you. the nypd working in close close cooperation with the fbi and other government colleagues, and with the great, great assistance of the residents of this great city that we will keep it safe. we cannot be intimidated. and that's what terrorists seek to do. they seek to create fear. they seek to intimidate. we will not will not live in fear. thank you. >> you've been listen

. >>> up next on the cbs evening news with scott pelley, sea world announces the end of an era.

new year. a submarine appears to have sailed. saying ita telling -- was a missile was seen floating over the weekend in the sea. rea fired a new type of missile from a submarine. pyongyang is banned from testing ballistic missiles. auctioning millions of dollars worth of jewelry to sit -- to raise money for the state. sell over 200 pieces including a rare pink diamond. once owned by ferdinand marcos including ones by rembrandt and kosovo. it is estimated that marcos stole as much as $10 billion from the philippine people. >> let's get back to the markets. heidi is keeping watch. >> they were until about 20 minutes ago. shanghai receding into the red, extending losses. it is down by over 1%. we had seen some modest gains earlier in the morning. rest ofook around the the region. it is pretty much a sea of red. a major component of a was driving the selloff for the chinese markets on friday in terms of these investigations that we have been seeing in a number of these top brokerages in china. despite the ceo still missing, it is up. we are also taking a look at south korean stocks. that market is broadly lower on t

why this new yorker spent 21 months alone at sea and what he's hoping to do now that he's back. erica is back with the rest of >> what a trip to tell you about here, a new yorker who rode along across the flick ocean for age awareness is finally back home tonight. victor mooney arrived yesterday after 21 months at sea. 21 months. here is some video he posted on his fundraising website. mooney rode 5,000 miles in memory of his brother who died o aids. he hopes to raise awareness about getting tested for hiv. a ceremony to celebrate his journey will be held at the brooke lynn bridge on monday. way to go, what a trip. >>> we have a look ahead on nbc nightly news. >> coming up tonight, e-mails about the deadly shooting rampage at a planned parenthood clinic in colorado. plus we are following dangerous weather and the impact on travel and the homeless are given a chance to work and find their dignitary again. >>> two brothers found their place marching right past their challenges. natalie, back to you. >> looking forward it to, jose, thanks. >>> it looks like a winter wonderland, driv

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news." >> folks in sea isle city paid tribute today, they laid wreaths at the memorial fountain as the marching band played and a quilt of valor presentedly the stitching group, saying sorry to veterans that sacrificed so much. and norristown, and volunteers gathered at gardenia park to clean up the park in honor of veterans day, and they took the occasion to make the heroes run will return next year, that run benefits late officer and veteran, brad fox a plymouth township officer killed in the line of duty. >>> turning to the forecast now we are mostly dry today and the rain returns tomorrow. get ready and we have cooler temperatures ahead as well. meteorologist, cecily tynan is outside. >> it was a relatively mild veterans day, and we see a few peeks of sunshine this afternoon, the high in philadelphia, 65 degree, that is mild for november, at 7 degrees above normal, we have a lot of clouds in the morning and breaks of sunshine, and currently mild and 62 in philadelphia and allentown and millville 58 and atlantic city airport 50 and this morning, we got rid of the rain pretty early and a few

sea world faced criticism over the treatment of the killer whales. the company announced that a newy colleague andrea mitchell about what this all means. take a look aif sea world stopped the breeding program and forced artificial insemination program, they could evolve to a park such as universal studios who have these incredible rides where you could still have an immersive experience and teach about marine life and not have caged animals for your entertainment and for profit. >> joining me now is dr. reece halter who is conservation biologist. great to see you. sea world is ending the show in san diego and replacing it with an expanding exhibition. the ceo said we start everything by listening to our guests and so far that's what we have been hearing in california. they want experience that is are more natural and experiences that look more natural in the environment but it's not universal across our properties. what do you make of this concession, reece, about how they're doing for san diego and not in other spots? >> thomas, the writing's on the wall. last month i covered the c

recently, we have heard a lot of news around the south china sea and mrs.on, as you know, has made several comments about the dispute. in 2010, she took a harder stance against china and said it was in the american interest to have stability in that area, and i believe she said at the time, "there is a concern that we all abide by the international rules." she was speaking about china at that time. so why has china recently begun reclaiming so much land in the south china sea? mr. yang: we are not reclaiming land in the south china sea. there has been some construction on islands and reefs. though china has a solid, legal ground and historical facts to back up our position. betty: but america says about 2000 acres of reclaimed land has been added to the island. mr. yang: china has completed land reclamation on some of these islands and reefs, which are part of chinese territory. but the very purpose of some construction on these islands and reefs is mainly to serve public international interests. of course, given the fact that some of our territory is surro