>> well, thank you, nile. the idea is fundamentally to create a permanent living legacy to margaret thatcher by creating scholarships that will bring people to study at oxford from all over the world who probably would not otherwise get the benefit of that education. so we're following the narrative of margaret thatcher's life. a woman from very modest circumstances. but tremendous promise and great academic attainment who made her way to oxford where the college of which i have the owner to be principal which is the same thing as president gave her her start. somerville identified margaret thatcher, then margaret roberts, as somebody who was struggling financially and wouldn't be able to get the best from her oxford education without further financial assistance. and she was rewarded with funds and also with an academic scholarship. and she was taught by some of the most excellent tutors in the world. we may speak more about this and her main tutor, dorothy hodgkin was the one british woman ever to have won a

from the river nile malcolm webb has more. >> reporter: the opening stretch of the river nile in yawnd is one of the besuganda is in the world for white water rafting. creates jobs. worked for the rafting company since he was a teenage are but not for much longer he says. the government is building a dam that will flood these rapids. >> the dam will affect me personally because this is my job rafting. when the dam comes the rapids will be gone. >> its reservoir will submerge four of the falls. the rafting company says that means they will have to close. the rafting is great fun, but that's not the only reason campaigners say that the campaigners say that the tourism isn't the only reason the waterfalls are important. they say that ecologically unique and also they have spiritual significance to some of the communities living in this area. so there's actually a conservation agreement between grawnuganda and the world bank o protect them. several rapids disappeared under its reservoir so the agreement was meant to protect the stretch of river down below. the governmental says the new dam

>> well, thank you, nile. the idea is fundamentally to create a permanent living legacy to margaret thatcher by creating scholarships that will bring people to study at oxford from all over the world who probably would not otherwise get the benefit of that education. so we're following the narrative of margaret thatcher's life. a woman from very modest circumstances. but tremendous promise and great academic attainment who made her way to oxford where the college of which i have the owner to be principal which is the same thing as president gave her her start. somerville identified margaret thatcher, then margaret roberts, as somebody who was struggling financially and wouldn't be able to get the best from her oxford education without further financial assistance. and she was rewarded with funds and also with an academic scholarship. and she was taught by some of the most excellent tutors in the world. we may speak more about this and her main tutor, dorothy hodgkin was the one british woman ever to have won a

this is an honor just having my name to nile kinnick it is neat to be known next to him. i look up to him as well he is years away but in inspired me to be the best that i can be. he is a special player and has great ball skills he is big play he has ended a lot of close games for us this year we need and his play making ability is huge for us. he is in pretty steep company with nile kinnick and i was here when lou king did that back in 1981 really not a great athlete i think desmond is a little faster that lou but just like lou he is a tremendous football player great instincts which is something he has developed thru film study and working really hard. when ball went up we thought he had a chance and did a good job getting his football down before he hit the ground. vtr 1:05 oc: "hit the ground " we also have luke eustice on the show tonight. luke is the brains behind the grapple on the gridiron this saturday at kinnick stadium. the dual will against okey state will start at 11:00 am and they have already sold over 31 thousand tickets.. we will get an update from luke o

>> no, fundamentally blue nile has a different cost structure.credible value through the sourcing supply chain we have. liz: tell me, i know you're obsessive, you've been calling every minute to find out how's it going, what's the breaking news on blue nile's numbers? >> you know i can't share specific numbers, but we've had a solid day, solid week. traffic is up, revenue's up -- liz: when you say up, better than last year? >> better than last year and very strong on mobile. liz: okay. so people are buying a $12,000 present on snowball. >> they are. our web site -- on mobile? our web site experience is really easy to shop. liz: we've been checking in on amazon all day long because they have a big packaging center in new jersey. i went on amazon's site, i clicked on jewelry, they've got a lot of diamonds out there. we even showed some of the web site, we can show that to our viewers right now. who's your threat? is it tiffany? is it signet or is it amazon? >> in reality no one is specifically a threat. the value we bring to market is unmatched. so

parts of the plane were scattered in a bushy area on banks of the nile with a few homes nearby. the plane crashed shortly after takeoff. the polk county health caused fifty-eight roosevelt high school teachers last month. school had to be let out early got sick. testing found one of the most common bacteria that causes food poisoning in the u-s was present in meat served at the catered meal. the bacteria can grow if meat isn't served promptly or refrigerated. the health department says it can't release the source of the tainted meat because of confidentiality laws. the health department says it's a good reminder for proper food handling, cooking and storage and those involved in serving the food are being retrained. the results are in this afternoon.....des moines mayor frank cownie... and council members chris coleman and joe gatto each won another term... frank cownie ruled about 80 percent of yesterday's votes. just over 6-thousand showed up his only competitor... anthony taylor... pulled just 19 percent support. the new face joining the city council is linda westergaard... u

my name to nile kinnick it is neat to be known next to him. i look up to him as well he is years away but in inspired me to be the best that i can be. he is in pretty steep company with nile kinnick and i was here when lou king did that back in 1981 really not a great athlete i think desmond is a little faster that lou but just like lou he is a tremendous football player great instincts which is something he has developed thru film study. vtr :35 oc: "film study " it was a lot of fun to have the mount vernon football team on the show tonight.. the mustangs coming off the big win over anamosa will face albia in the 2a semi-finals this saturday at 7:06 in the uni- dome. you can watch that game live on kcrg 9.2. you know we have progressed om week one until now and that is where ua to playour best football and our guys have been to do. u get to this point everybody going to beod in final four and so we it ioa for to go out and execute thefundelmental last week we ran a play every 10 seconds we would love to tempo our ya greatcondition. vtr :21 oc

officers arrested that man, paul niles this evening. he's charged with rape and robbery. police believe he dragged a woman behind the amphitheater in the park on wednesday night, raped her, then stole her cell niles was also charged in another incident that occurred earlier the same day. a woman approached that nile approached her and grabbed her from behind >> it won't be long before police catch up with a brooklyn cell phone police, all because he made one technical mistake. this photo popped up on his google's library. but his phone was swiped last month. the victim said he was texting on the train when a man grabbed the phone and took off at the beverly road station. so you're seeing that selfie there getting him into some trouble. >>> we lucked up with the mild weather this holiday weekend, but it's about to cool down. erica grow is here with more. >> we'll so that cooldown setting up shop tomorrow and extending through to the new workweek. lots of clouds still in place, but the sprinkles and showers most of us got a few hundredths of an inch of rain. this is what it

charles stratford reports from the blue nile. >> reporter: legend says the blue nile flows from the garden of eden. it sustained lives for thousands of years. the ethiopian government's dam will put an end to centuries of argument over sharing the life-giving resource. >>> construction began in april 2011. the ethiopian government is paying for the $4 million project. sudan and egypt were afraid it would restrict downstream flow. an agreement was signed by three countries in march, and followed each country conducting study and analysis. therefore, we have already assured that this is an environmentally friendly project. and this will benefit the countries. equally as it benefits. the studies condition, and there are numerous issues to be resolved, including the size of the reservoir, and the time it will take to fill. >> when the reservoir is civiled, it stretches 200km around the direction. beyond the mountains. the area of water is around 2,000 square kilometres. the damn is 47% complete. and when that reservoir is filled, the water level will come up to around about where i'm standing.

. >> charles reporting from western ethiopia on the blue nile at one of the largest building projectsafrica's history. the grand ethiopian renaissance dam. >>> prepare to suspend your disbelief at the imagined museum where all art has been destroyed. ♪ the only way to get better is to challenge yourself, and that's what we're doing at xfinity. we are challenging ourselves to improve every aspect of your experience. and this includes our commitment to being on time. every time. that's why if we're ever late for an appointment, we'll credit your account $20. it's our promise to you. we're doing everything we can to give you the best experience possible. because we should fit into your life. not the other way around. ♪ hello again and reminder of the top stories on al jazeera, france confirms that abdelhamid abaaoud is the man they believe planned last friday's attacks in paris was killed in a raid on wednesday. france's prime minister said it's not known if there are groups linked to par 'tis attackers who are still active. france's lower house approved state of emergency for three mont

. >> pastries, harry, nile, and louie. album. >> if you weren't musicians, doing? >> i've decided i wanted to be a lawyer. but then this happened before i started working enough to be a lawyer. so i be can like, whoa, i would have been a lawyer. >> louie said he'd be a schoolteacher and nile, he just said he had no clue. >> according to projections, 1 d will sell more than 100,000 copies of the album this week, good enough for second place to bieber. >> and coming up, his new karaoke and what he just told us about his new music an selena. >> you have talked to her about it? >> then we're giving ellen degeneres our next "e.t." icon award and what you never heard about this. closed captioning provided i only buy solid gold staples. because, um, sometimes regular staples, they just don't capture the richness of what you're stapling. like, um, like this illuminated page from medieval monks and this original sketch by leonardo da vincis. eh, separate they're fine... (vo) a new york man buys $80 gold staples to staple expensive things. see the gold staple, it just looks

. >> i'm malcolm web on the river niles.e are going to lose their jobs because of the hydro electric dam >>> and jo will tell you why fifa is going up in smoke in antes. england england >>> white water rafting is going to be washed away by a new hydro electric dam. from the river niles, adventure tourism business owners say their days are numbered and jobs are about to go. >> reporter: the opening stretch of the river nile in uganda is one of the best places in the world for white water rafting and kayaking. it brings in much needed foreign currency and creates jobs. this man has worked here since he was a teenager, but for not much longer of the the government is building a dam that will flood these rapids. >> that will affect me because this is my job rafting on the river. so when the dam covers it will be gone. >> reporter: the rafting company say that means they will have to close. the rafting is great fun, but that's not the only reason campaigners say that the tourism isn't the only reason the water falls are important

police say 28-year-old paul niles turned himself in and is now under arrest. investigators said that niles raped a woman who was jogging wednesday night near the east now, police say another woman has come forward claiming niles groped her earlier that day. niles faces rape and robbery charges. >>> aviation officials in london are investigating what caused the windshield on a boeing 767 to crack forcing an emergency landing. american airlines flight 199 was heading from jfk to milan when it was forced to land at london's hootingo -- heathrow airport and no one on board was hurt and all passengers were placed on another flight to new york city. >>> and a new born found -- and may soon have a new place to call home. according to several reports, some parishioners at the holy child jesus church in richmond hill are interested in adopting the baby boy. a church custodian found the five-pound infant on monday. the boy is in the custody of child welfare authorities. prosecutors decided they won't charge the baby's mother in the case. >>> and time now is 708 error er

emily: all right, harvey kester, ceo of blue nile. that's the retail perspective. i want to talk more about delivery. easy post is an apt platform that bridges the gap between companies and carriers like ups. david from patrick still with us. this is your busiest time of year. what you do to hear up for today? guest: most of the major e-commerce companies are locking up september at the latest, but getting that for the holidays, so you do not have one of these target, neiman marcus problems. so they would not have had a problem? guest: their shipping would have gone through, that is correct. emily: you are like a middleman? guest: yes. emily: what you make of the problems? 0 i think a lot -- guest: i think a lot of the problems are focused on web uptime. you see 40% of their volume in the last quarter. it's a challenge to scale up your infrastructure for three months of the year, never mind one month of the year. ofid: david, what you make companies like ship, post mate, flex. space beinga hot disrupted over and over again. how do you see this playing out? ups and

officers arrested paul niles last night. he's now charged with rape and robbery. police believe he dragged a woman behind the amphitheater in the park on wednesday night, raped her, then stole her cell niles was also charged in another incident that occurred earlier that day. a woman claimed niles approached her and grabbed her from behind. >>> we also have an update about a double murder in brooklyn. we now know the victims were a father and son. 47-year-old dupree dunbar and dupree moore were gunned down. so far, no suspects in their murders. >>> well, it likely won't be long before police catch up with a brooklyn cell phone thief, all because he made one small technical mistake. take a look at that photo. popped up on the victim's google photo library after his galaxy s3 was stolen. the victim said he was texting on the train when the man grabbed the phone and took off at beverly roads station. investigators believe they have a very clear picture of their suspect. >>> some shoppers skipped malls and big-name retailers to shop small this weekend. both first-time

i got to see nile kinnick play in every home gge in 39. he n thth heisman trophy in a period of ten days without facebook, twitter or 24 hour sports. bob went on to say he hopes everyone watching the hawkeyes this season enjoys it as much as he is because seasons like this only come along once in a lifetime. black friday shopping officially underway... lots of people out in the cedar valley heres a look at the lined at best but in waterloo people got out here early...as early as 11 am! "im shopping for some beats headphones is it worth standing out in the rain? no but its worth not waiting til dec 8 for shipping so the floodgates are officially open... bbck friday s sopping will continue well until tomorrow night some people in cedar rapids spent the morning running in a turkey trot - a 5k k un-walk to raise funds and awareness for heart disease. (sot. cg: eric white/turkey trotter) "you know, it get's you partnered with the american heart association to raise funds and bring awareness to heart disease... the number one cause of death in a

. >> pastries,harry, nile, and louie. they're celebrating their new album. >> if you weren't musicians, what do you think you'd be doing? >> i've decided i wanted to be a lawyer. but then this happened before i started working enough to be a lawyer. so i be can like, whoa, i would have been a lawyer. >> louie said he'd be a schoolteacher and nile, he just said he had no clue. >> according to proj 1 d will sell more than copies of the album this week, good enough for second place to bieber. >> and coming up, his new karaoke and what he just told us about his new music and ex selena. >> you have talked to her about it? degeneres our next "e.t." icon award and what you never about this. >> i never said yes, i'm gay. >> that is next. what do you mean >> justin bieber, another delicious installmen of car poo karaoke on the late, late show. he was totally by fans. >> stop. stop taking the photo. >> you have to live like this? how do you live like this? >> you don't even know what it's like. is it too late to say sorry now >> ju

. >>> paul niles has been arrested after the 28-year-old turned himself in. he's accused of attacking a female jogger on wednesday on the lower east side, and police say another woman came forward saying niles groped her on fdr drive on the same day. he's facing rape and robbery charges. >>> a major change in the forecast has people wearing winter jackets again. temperatures are falling after a few days of mild weather. we will check in with elise finch to see what we can expect for the next few days. >> diane, look at the high temperatures today. in spite of the high clouds and 62 for islip and laguardia, and it's 63 degrees, and that will put us well above the norm. 63 is where it got today, closer to the record than we are to the normal high for this time of the year, and we are looking at this cloud cover, and we have rain we can see as we head into tomorrow. falling temperatures are a big story. all those details in the full forecast. >> sounds good, elise, thank you. >>> love it or hate it, the shopping season is in full swing. this black friday was bus

the health department reports 28 people have died as a result west nile this year. many of them senior citizens. >>> a big milestone to extend bart into fremont. part will be energizing the tracks to the now -- on one springs boulevard, the worth will -- the new station was expected to open by the end of this year. but it has been pushed back until sometime next year so that part can do more testing. >>> it's been an exciting season so far for the oakland raider fans as the team took home another win this weekend. derek carr threw for 333 yards, four touchdowns against the jets for the 34-20 victory. yesterday's win put the raiders in the thick of the playoff race. four-three, compared to last year where they lost the first 10 games of the year. this is also one of the most winning years for the raiders since 2011. meantime the niners, a continue to have a disappointing season. the niners lost to the st. louis rams with a final of 27- 6. colin kaepernick completed less than 49% of his passes. two for only 162 yards. reggie bush left became africa's -- after sufferin

. >> pastries,harry, nile, and louie. they're celebrating their new album. >> if you weren't musicians, what do you think you'd be doing? >> i've decided i wanted to be a lawyer. but then this happened before i started working enough to be a lawyer. so i be can like, whoa, i would have been a lawyer. >> louie said he'd be a schoolteacher and nile, he just said he had no clue. >> according to proj 1 d will sell more than copies of the album this week, good enough for second place to bieber. >> and coming up, his new karaoke and what he just told us about his new music and ex selena. >> you have talked to her about it? >> then we're giving ellen degeneres our next "e.t." icon >> i never said yes, i'm gay. i owe about $68,000. i owe $44,000 in student loans. my plan, the new college compact, tuition if you go to a public college or university. and you ought to be able to refinance student debt. and i don't believe the federal government should be making a profit off of lending to young people who are borrowing to be able to

. >> i report from western ethiopia, on the blue nile, one of the largest buildings. the grand ethiopian renaissance dam. dam. s >>> a reminder of the top stories on al jazeera, france confirms that the man they believe planned last friday's attacks in paris was killed in a raid on wednesday. france's prime minister says it's not known if there were groups linked to the paris attackers who are active. france's lower house proved the extension of a states of emergency for three months, allowing police to conduct raids and bans public gatherings. >> five are dead following the violence in israel and the occupied territories. an israeli citizen and a bystander were killed. >>> returning to the top stories, nine people have been arrested in brussels for links to the paris attack. the belgium prime minister has unveiled security measures. paul brennan reports from russells. >> the belgium prime minister nose his country was hit with a chorus of criticisms since the paris attacks. criticized for allowing radicalization to grow. blamed and accused for a failure to elaborate

>> well, thank you, nile. the idea is fundamentally to create a permanent living legacy to margaret thatcher by creating scholarships that will bring people to study at oxford from all over the world who probably would not otherwise get the benefit of that education. so we're following the narrative of margaret thatcher's life. a woman from very modest circumstances. but tremendous promise and great academic attainment who made her way to oxford where the college of which i have the owner to be principal which is the same thing as president gave her her start. somerville identified margaret thatcher, then margaret roberts, as somebody who was struggling financially and wouldn't be able to get the best from her oxford education without further financial assistance. and she was rewarded with funds and also with an academic scholarship. and she was taught by some of the most excellent tutors in the world. we may speak more about this and her main tutor, dorothy hodgkin was the one british woman ever to have won a

my name to nile kinnick it is neat to be known next to him. i look up to him as well he is years away but in inspired me to be the best that i can be. he is in pretty steep company with nile kinnick and i was here when lou king did that back in 1981 really not a great athlete i think desmond is a little faster that lou but player great instincts which is something he has developed thru film study. vtr :35 oc: "film study " it was a lot of fun to have the mount vernon football team on the show tonight.. the mustangs coming off the big win over anamosa will face albia in the 2a semi-finals this saturday at 7:06 in the uni- dome. you can watch that game live on kcrg 9.2. you know we have progressed from week one until now and that is where you want to play your best football and our guys have been to do. you get to this point everybody is going to be good in final four and so we it is important for us to go out and execute the fundelmental s. last week we ran a play every 10 seconds we would love to tempo our guys are in great condition. vtr :21

. >> the struggle of panama is to keep this river which is the panamanian nile. you can't compare with any other river. >> the smithsonian institute's dr. stanley heckadon-moreno is considered the environmental conscience of panama. he studies his country from the galeta marine center, a science outpost that sits on a gorgeous stretch of beach on panama's caribbean coast. >> its almost impossible to explain egypt without the nile. you can't explain panama without the chagres. it's what makes possible this country. >> the chagres is the river that was dammed up 100 years ago to form gatun lake, at the time the largest man-made lake in the world. large enough to float these massive ocean vessels. but gatun lake serves another purpose- supplying 80% of the fresh water to the people of panama. and that's why we're at the lake this morning. ariel rodriguez is a biologist from the university of panama. he's taking us on a tour of gatun lake, but this tour isn't of the usual sites. it wasn't long before we found what we were looking for. >> behind me that pump is for wa

heath nopian legend says the blue nile pros from the garden of eden. government says it is grand stand will put an end to centuries of argument, over sharing this life giving resource. >> construction began in april of 2011. the government is paying for the $4 billion project, in partnership with an italian contractor. with an agreement was signed by the three countries in the march. the agreement followed each country conducting it's own study, and analysis by international experts. >> people are waiting we have already assured this project, this is a project, this will countriesit the countries equally. >> the studies continue, there are numerous issues to be resolved including the exact size of the reservoir and the time it will take to fill. lit stretch around in that direction, well beyond the mountains that you can see there in the far distance. the area of water will be around 2,000 square kilometers. now the damage you can see here is around 45 pest, complete, and when that is filled the water level will come up to around about where i am stand

and nile, how about you? >> i don't really know. final exams at school. >> chemical engineer.to wor >> what about you? what would you be doing? >> i wanted to be a teacher. >> yeah? what grade level or what age? >> probably second. >> he settled for international superstars. and i've got to say, this un-tea party was just the thing they needed to unwind in the middle of this her tour. now here you are, you've come down -- >> i feel very relaxed. >> that's right, you've got to kick back and relax, right? but that is really hard for these guys. imagine, they go from playing in front of 20,000 screaming fans to this quiet little hotel room all by their little lonesome. the adrenaline is still pumping. so it's a lot. and i was happy to give them a little break. >> well, that was very kind of you. >> thank you. >> you know what? that's not all that happened in belfast, am i right? >> no, no. it was awesome. i talked to the boys about those rumors that the band is about to break up. everyone's a little bit worried about that one. and also

niles faces rape and robbery charges. >> aviation officials in london are investigating what caused a windshield on a boeing 767 to crack forcing a landing. it was heading to jfk from milan when it was forced to land at london's heathrow airport. no one on board was hurt and all passengers were placed on another flight to new york city. >>> and a new born found abandoned and christmas manger display may soon have a place to call home. according to several reports, parishioners at the holy child jesus church in richmond hill are interested in adopting the baby boy. and a church custodian found the infant on monday. the boy is in the custody of child welfare services. prosecutors decided they won't charge the baby's mother in the case. >>> and hope for one baby and a miracle for another. a newborn found buried alive under robs and rubble. >> and pope francis prepares for his final stop in africa. why it could be considered one of his most dangerous trips yet. >> and red, set, click. >> and first, vanessa murdock with the forecast. >> more changes are on the way. we will see sunshine tod

i'm meteorologist danielle niles. clouds thick out there but a dry start tracking rain not too far away that will advance in early midday and early afternoon. pockets of light rain will continue through the evening hours and eventually clear out overnight tonight, tomorrow windy gusts at 40 miles per hour. upper 50s for highs. colder on saturday. still breezy, though. less wind on sunday and a warming trend for the middle >>> a judge decides to move a baby from the home of a lesbian couple. he says the baby should be with a heterosexual couple instead. >> ahead, how the couple is fighting back. >>> the news is back this morning right here on "cbs this morning." stay-proof look? neutrogena makeup remover does. it erases 99% of your most stubborn makeup with one towelette. need any more proof than that? neutrogena. i really like this organic soup. yeah. at least we know what he's eating. campbell's organic soups. this is brad. his day of coaching begins with knee pain, when... hey brad, wanna trade the all day relief of

plus: >> i am malcolm web on the river nile in u gandz a.eople working here in adventure tourism are going to lose their jobs because of the hydro electric dam. >> later in the sport, a warning that athletic corruption crises could become the greatest sports scandal yet. >> tough that the country gave up on me. >> look at the trauma... every day is torture. >> this is our home. >> nobody should have to live like this. >> we made a promise to these heroes... this is one promise americans need to keep. ♪ >> welcome back. you are watching the al jazeera news houfrment let's take you through the top stories. he job description authorities have confirmed a loud noise was heard in the last second of the in-flight recordings recovered from last week's plane crash chooinl and taiwan leaders have met for the first time in 60 years in what's being hailed as a symbolic show of reconciliation. celebrating on the streets of sierra leone after the west african nation was officially dedriered ebola free. the u.s. defense secretary is using a keynote speech

niles was also charged in another incident from that same day. in that case, a woman claims niles approached her and grabbed her from behind. >>> let's check the weather. today, partly to mostly sunny and seasonable. a high of 50. tonight, 20s in the suburbs, 30s in the city. monday, a brisk start to the week. tuesday, a little bit of rain coming our way, a high of 52. wednesday, mostly cloudy. some rain, 56 degrees for the rockefeller center tree lighting. that's how it's looking. stay tuned for more of "weekend today." pat and i will see you at 10:00. cyber sales are storming in with ultra hdtv deals. ultra hd huh? i'll look good enough to eat. on sale at target.com meet the new, 3rd generation nest learning thermostat. it's proven to save energy. and if you're a conedison customer, learn more at nest.com/rebates. >>> how do you feel? what are you thinking about? >> adrian! >> rocky? rocky? >> blast from the past this morning with that scene from the original "rocky." the film starting a franchise that would bob and weave throughout the next fe

online jewelry retailer blue nile is hoping to cash in. shares of blue nile are down about 1% today but they are up about 8% this month alone. so here first on cnbc is harvey cantor, the ceo of blue nile. welcome to the show. thank you very much for joining us today, harvey. i went on your website hoping to pick up a deal and i see there are lots of deals, 50% off or more. how is your holiday shopping season kicked off so far? >> thanks for let me be here on cyber monday. we've had a great start, solid results so far from black friday through early this morning, and we're hoping to have a great run through the next three weeks but the next three weeks are really critical to sol lied idifying t quarter. >> it's engagement season, everybody is in the mood, people get down on their knee and propose, but i was wondering if you go online, how do you accurately pick out the right ring when you can't touch it, can't see the luster, the sparkle. i don't know. isn't it a bit of a risk to buy be a engagement range onliring online. >> there's no risk

nile gardiner of the heritage foundation. tom ruskin, former nypd detective.le, let me start with you, that reporter was from cnn, expressing frustration so many people said over the weekend. like why don't we turn this place into a parking lot so we stop this from continuing to happen. start this with the first premise, nile, is that possible? could we just go do that? >> well i think anything is hopeful with the right leadership. the problem with president obama is that he doesn't lead on the world stage. he doesn't really believe in the projection of american global power and he didn't really say anything of any substance today. although he was very defiant, very angry, and most of his fire was aimed at domestic u.s. critics of his administration who he seems to think are the biggest enemy out there. in contrast, even the french socialist president francois hollande has been tougher in the wake of these terrorist attacks than the u.s. president. that is pretty damning indictment of president obama's lack of leadership on the world stage. we need a clear-cut

new research reveals a new mosquito virus poses a higher infection and death than west nile virus. they followed 2,000 people infected with the virus in 2005. higher than west nile between 1999 and 2007. seniors were at greater risk for infection and death. experts recommend people traveling to africa, asia to protect themselves from mosquito bites. people with heart disease should get up and move every half hour. uninterrupted for many hours can't offset the normal threats. children living with a dog are less likely to suffer some childhood anxiety. among 68% of children with a dog in the home -- researchers say companionship can help anxiety. how about this role reversal at sent into a tiger enclosure. the goat refused to be part of it. he turned the tables and chased the tiger around his own backyard and the goat took over the enclosure. dylan. >> the goat got away. >> that's an understatement. >> good for the goat. let's take a look at the eth for the weekend. we are going to see some of the rain start to move into the northeast. it will be shower ri at first and rain stretchin

. >> i'm malcolm went on the river nile.eople will lose their jobs because of the hydroelectric dam >>> and a shot in the dark. jo tells you why some of the best golfers finished so high in shanghai. pass pass >>> a new hydro electric dam under construction will submerge some famous rapids for white water rafting. companies will close and jobs lost. malcomweb reports. >> reporter: the opening stretch of the river nile in uganda is one of the best places for white water rafting and kayaking. the tourism brings it much needed foreign currency. this man worked here since he was a boy. not for much lodger. the government is building a dom. >> it will affect me, this is my job rafting. when the dam comes, the rapids will be more. >> it will sub merge four. the companies say they'll have close. >> rafting is great fun. it's not the only reason campaigners say that the tour six is not the only reason. there's a conservation agreement between uganda and the world bank to help them. >> that's because the government helped to fund a d

he's already tied nile kinnick's record for most interceptions in a season, but now he's in line for one of college football's top honors.. king's been added to the walter camp player of the year watch list. the junior corner leads the nation with 8 picks. he's also been a dangerous kick returner and one of the leaders on one of college football's top defenses. it is going to be cold and windy today. a wind advisory is in winds will be gusting close to 50 mph out of the nw. a winter storm watch alert is in effect, 9 am friday until 3 am saturday for areas from highway 30 to the north. 3 to 6 inches of snow is possible in the watch area, with a few higher amounts possible. in the metro, snow likely will not begin until approximately 2pm, with rain and even a rain snow mix possible at first. temperatures still look to top 40 degrees in des moines which will delay the transition to snow, and even once all snow is falling, temperatures well above freezing will continue to melt and compact the snow, slowing accumulation. 1 to 3 inches of snow is likely in des moines, especially on grassy

>> nile. >> you've seen his new glasses? they look great but while they look great, apparently it's said they're made of ivory from baby elephant elephants. do you think that't' wrong? >> um -- uh -- i'm recently aware of how they hurt baby elephants. so i think that is very sad. i don't t ink he means any harm by it. i don't think he is doing it intentional to do anything bad. >> do you think he looks so good >> earlier today p.e.t.a. said zayn gets a new uppy every week and gives it away at the end of the week because it looks old andbusted. is that ririt? >> i don't think it'ssright. at the same time, if he doesn't want the puppy, he gives to it somebody who does. there's a lot of the people who will appreciate the puppy. >> harry and liamave amazing hair. it's come out the reason they have amazing hair is they use a product with human breast milk. do you think it's right for them to take the food out of a baby's mouth to put in their haha? >> lots of women breast-feed without it going -- lots of women do not breast feed,

malcolm webb, on the river nile in uganda. >> well, from rafting to other sport here is jo now. >> the span arrested aims to snatch the world title from valentino rossi. lorenzo trails rossi by seven points who was fastest during qualifying on saturday setting a new lap record. his rival was due to start the race from last place on the grid after being punished for kicking another rider in the previous race. things appeared went from bad to worse and was 12th fastest in qualifying. >>> well, andy murray has reached the final for the paris masters for the first time in his career. it's his 68th win of the season. murray will will play djokovic or wawrinka in the final. >>> notching up an important win, chelsea will look to further ease the pressure of mourinho in the next few hours. they sit 15th in the table early yes newcastle won 2-0, and there are five matches currently at halftime. the only game in a has seen any goals so far is at west ham, they're 1-1 with refer ton everton. >>> the corruption crisis engulfing international athletics is deepening. a further four individuals than

i got to see nile kinnick play in every home game in 39. he won the heisman trophy in a period of ten days without facebook, twitter or 24 hour sports. and now the huge rose bowls to two decades without a winning record bob brooks is a it's part of him and really it keeps him going, there's no doubt about it. like father, like son bob's only son rob is the sideline reporter for the hawkeye radio broadcast. really was coming to the games really since i was one year old. bob will turn 89 next month and has no plans to stop broadcasting. i enjoy what i do it is still fun. and after all the years, no one is enjoying this season more than brooks. it means a lot to me because i think so much of kirk ferentz and he has put his heart and soul into the hawkeye football program. so take it from the man who's seen a lifetime's worth of hawkeye games. i hope you're enjoying this as much as i am. seasons like this may only come along once in a lifetime. its coming up... attention of a british rock band. and meet the birds getting a presidential pardon t