(pecking) the result of all this drilling is a freshly-made burrow. the woodpecker will use the burrow to raise its chicks. so if you hear a lot of noisy hammering going on outside your bedroom window, don't get mad at the woodpecker. it's just tryin' to make a livin'. one of the fiercest burrowing predators in the united states is the american badger. the badger feasts on other burrowing animals, such as ground squirrels, and prairie dogs. and it has developed some unique ways of finding its prey. - one of the cool things that american badgers' do is, a lot of 'em will form a partnership with a coyote. (howling) the reason why they form a partnership with a coyote is a coyote has a very good sense of smell, and a badger doesn't. so the coyote kinda smells where the animal is, and the badger digs it out, and then they both share. - [voiceover] with long claws, and short, powerful legs, the badger can barrel through the ground like a mini bulldozer. so we're giving this badger the animal science award (cheering) for being the best burrower. come on bad

>> reporter: officer tim peck talked to the concern pair.at pedro was the last friend to see christian the previous day. >> and he kind of walks me through the day, you know, once he meets christian. they go to infermry, christian needs to get a flu shot. then they go back to pedro's car, which is parked on campus. at that point, they go to best buy. >> reporter: a pretty routine afternoon, until pedro told him, they decided to do something a little impulsive. >> he tells me at one point they stopped to pick up a hitchhiker. >> reporter: pedro told officer peck and air karks they drove around town for a bit. >> eventually the hiech hiker is like, i want to get out of the car. shortly after, christian said, i want to get out of the car too. just pull over. i want to get out. >> r. >> reporter: and that is where the friends parted. near this auto body shop a few miles off campus. that neighborhood around the body shop raised alarms for officer peck. it had some rough spots. >> some of the area is known to be a high drug area, has some gang act

they have it within their power to cut back or to get some of the non-po peck producers to cut. without that, we are looking at an oversupply in 2016. not necessarily now. we're looking at the need for perhaps a billion barrels of additional storage and crude if supply and demand crudes don't change in the next 14 months. >> where do you stand on whether it's a supply or demand problem or both? >> i think it's a little of both. mostly a supply problem. everyone is running smooth. even the libyans right now. you got new oil coming on in brazil. i think goldman sachs recognized that in the paper they put out last weekend. believe my, them being bearish on oil, it's not something you normally see. so i do think there is a supply problem. it's not beyond the power of opec and non-opec countries to address it. we find that as relative an athema to the u.s. that's not how capitalism works either. >> thank you for your time. >> take care. >> all right. so brian kelly, i'm asking because the corollary trade to oil is what we are seeing with the canadian dollar and norwegian -- >> you se

sherman's second peck of the night.hawks rule. 19-3. 49ers ceo, jed york tweeted an apology to the fans for a poor fer o performance. >> not acceptable. we didn't play well. we have a much higher standard for us. >> been the best team, three years. lost superbowls. lost playoff games. weave have been here before. we have just got to do better. >> earlier today, eagles, cowboys, battled for n third quarter. up, 33-10. sean mcboy. to the house. he rushed for 159 yard. on the day. flying, eagle fly. and, they lead the nfc east outright. nfc north showdown. bears, lions. troilt tr detroit slow to the party. second quarter. lions down 11. calvin johnson transforming into megatron, double coverage. pulls in the grab for six. two touchdowns. 164 yards. lions win, 24-17. big bone game. 30 second left. and hooking up. 23-yard touchdown. two point conversion was good. linco lincoln, 29-28. 17th straight in the series. we have more news coming up for you after the break. hey john, check it out. whoa! yeah, i was testing to see if

. >>> while buffalo, new york pecks up after the historic snowfall parts of the same area may be dealing with a nor'easter. it comes just before the busiest travel day in the year in the u.s., thanksgiving week. >> auto club, triple a is saying this is going to be the busiest travel since 2007. 46 million are expected to travel at least 50 miles from their home. >> we need the weather to cooperate with that. >> this is the most populace area of the united states. 55 million call it home. it's 2.5 times more populated than the second largest populated. that's not going to be localized. the cold air begins to replace itself from wednesday on into thursday. so the busiest travel day of the united states being wednesday. the temperature trend goes downhill quickly. new york touching 70 degrees on monday afternoon. look at the drop off into the 40s. even d.c. nearing record temperatures of 74 before the possibility of a few flakes in the forecast. so there goes the storm system. again, wednesday night into thursday. couple different models. one of them wants to take it closer to land. if that

peck has his work cut out for him.n a situation where a new ceo is named in the stock it's a three-year low. >> we could be an optimist and say there should be upsides from there. had such breadth and depth of experience across the platform with his almost decade of the company. he is certainly coming in with the right tools. i think the change at the top, banana republic and back -- gap brand is starting to see changes before he takes the helm. so jeff kirwan and andy owens. what we know about them? >> one of them comes from international expansion into china. which actually, art peck was the first person to spearhead. the other is coming from the outlet division. this is pretty typical. >> jeff is from where? >> he's from china. it you see this, that they groomed art peck aereo to run the different divisions during his time. this is what they are doing. given his background in both of those areas, these are people he has worked closely with in the past, and has a lot of confidence in them. and the gap brand, this was

let's bring in bob peck. this is unbelievable. $8 billion and reports even say $57 billion in demand. >> yeah, it's the largest bond u.s. dollar-based offering out of china ever. it's $8, $10 billion. we'll see what the final numbers end up being. but what i love about it, they're taking their costs lower. the average bips, 75 to 100 bips lower. a wise move in terms of refinancing the debt they have, prethe ipo. and we'll see what they use the cash for. we'll see if they go more internationally abroad in europe as well as in domestic as well u.s. >> that's the big question. it's not at all surprising they could get an enormous bond deal done. >> right. >> but what do you think? what is the highest marginal use for them in the acquisition world? what should they do? >> the reason they beat e bay in china is they knew the local market. they also knew that going abroad internationally, it wouldn't just be replicating the chinese market abroad. i look for them to continue to take stakes in things like shop runner

the lehigh valley and the peck notice, that's where things will change over to that wet snow first, andhen you can see it continuing to move a little farther to the south. this is 10:00 a.m. we're looking at it inching toward trenton, philadelphia and wilmington. by 2:00 o'clock we're still looking at that rain/snow line right around i-95 into new castle cun tee in delaware and then by 7:00 o'clock, and before this system tapers off it will change over all the way into sections of south jersey, but it's going to be out of who are. so for thanksgiving it's dry but it will stay chilly as we move into thanksgiving. so let's talk about those totals. main the rain down the shore interior sections of south jersey moving in to places like camden county, gloucester county, a slushy one to 2-inches. two to 4-inches along i-95 moving immediately north and west toward norristown and then as you move toward upper montgomery and bucks, four to 6-inches and over 6-inches likely as we move toward the peck notice. i-95, i-295, mainly wet. potential for slushy roads once you move north of the turnpike.

fv faivrdz his faith sherman second peck of the gym. and 8 and 4 and thank you train this wasn't it's unusual for owner to speak to the head keep on the team performance and afterwards very unhappy locker room. >> we got to play you got to be early, go out and play that's it. knock else he work hard stay together as we sthiming they are disappointed with the loss. we know what helpful to did. >> we are playing like 9 or 10-year-old kid not worrying about the out come orchi individual statistics or anything leak this sfrochl. >> it's hard to beat. >> 49ers have 10 today to sue on the loss. brief time out fo before we get three yearsuncer: interest-free financingweekend and save up to $400 on beautyrest and posturepedic. even get three years interest-free financing on serta icomfort and tempur-pedic. mattress price wars ends sunday, at sleep train. >> let's go to dallas where the cow boys and eagles battle. sanchez completed 20 of twain for 217 yards one touch did you know to matthews. if 27 yards. eagle up 14 nothing. give the ball to mc

bob. >> bob peck.ch ever you want go by, bob. i respect the heck out of him. he convinced me to buy it and i kept rolling up various calls. i'm out of it now. so it's another one i was out of way too soon. but this is a 61 jump after that $61 jump after the earnings. to say it's done, it already suffered, i think now it's doing well. >> speak of mr. gundlach, let's take a look at bonds. the asset class in his wheel house. even as the fed looks to tighten long-term rates have stayed remarkably low. bertha coombs with more on that story. >> it is amazing, scott. it's almost like when your parents say, don't make me stop that car on that long thanksgiving ride and yet you kind of think, they're not going to stop the car. seems as though the markets have been looking at the it fed that same way. take a look. the near term two-year yield has risen substantially, paying attention there on the short end of the curve, but when you start looking at the long end of the curve, those rates continue to be at histor

fv faivrdz his faith sherman second peck of the gym. now 7 and 5 on the season and 8 and 4 and thank you train this wasn't it's unusual for owner to speak to the head keep on the team performance and afterwards very unhappy locker room. >> we got to play you got to be early, go out and play that's it. knock else he work hard stay together as we sthiming they are disappointed with the loss. we know what helpful to did. >> we are playing like 9 or 10-year-old kid not worrying about the out come orchi individual statistics or anything leak this sfrochl. >> it's hard to beat. >> 49ers have 10 today to sue on the loss. brief time out fo >> 49ers have 10 today to sue on the loss. brief time out fo before we and the doctor saw a i weblemish on my cheek.ter, he told me it was skin cancer. i was in shock. i wasn't covered with any health insurance. but once i got covered through covered california, i was able to go get the surgery that i needed. and it was a lifesaver. ♪ [ male announcer ] follow your joy to a celebration like no other. start yo

. >> if a licence plate camera pecks up the licence plate many team during the book, it pinpoints the location, charting the pathway through loif. that reveals spsive information, telling who you associate with, which doctor you go to, whether you sleep in a different house. >> north of st. paul, the ramsay country sheriff's office purchased their first mobile al pr. we went along for a test stin. >> what is picking up the plate. >> we'll do one more row. >> there we go. >> we have an alert. i run the plate. >> reporter: this time it was a false alarm. inspector rob aljp says he -- alan says he saw a.l.p.r. work when he was the deputy chief of police in minnesota. >> reporter: give me a list of some crimes solved using a.l.p.r. >> i saw autotheft, homicide, stalking. it provided proof that stalking suspect had been in the area of times. >> reporter: is there a question in your mind that this safe. >> there's no question it helps police keep communities safer. >> in the wrong hands it can show intimate secrets. >> people could anction access it for different reasons. >> melissa is a bl

rapists such as myself, pedophiles, people that murder children or women, they're at the bottom of that peckingorder. okay? and there's a lot of men that will take advantage of your crime to try to manipulate you into doing something you don't want to do, be that giving them sexual favors, food from the commissary that you buy, different things like that. but at the end of the day, we're all wearing blue jeans with a white stripe. we're all in prison for some law that we've broken. >> unlike most other sex offenders, higgins has stood up for himself. >> if someone wants to make a big deal about my crime, i'll turn to them and look them in the face and ask them, what exactly do you want to know about it? if this person thinks he's going to try to control me by holding that over my head, he's just made a terrible mistake, because i will absolutely confront him on that. and oh, by the way, what's your crime? well, is that really better than what -- did you have less of a victim than what i had? you're in here for murder. at least my victim is still walking around, living and breathing. >> one reas

forced to peck ick it up. in san francisco, the startup doorman wants to change the way you look at e-commerce. they deliver packages to your home. when they know you are there. >> people, shop online is changing dramatically. people are getting toilet paper online now. but the problem is they're never home. >> the doorman gives the customer an address to ship to. and the employee picks it up from the warehouse and drive it to your home. texting you when he arrives. then brings your box right to the door. deliveries are made between 6:00 p.m. and midnight. >> this is our attempt to modernize the last kind of broken piece of e-commerce. >> this is clay from doorman. >> packages arrive the same day they would if you order directly from the website. cost, $4 a package. or $20 a month. >> hello. >> the idea is you will never miss a package again. >> nothing worse than getting a door tag. rather get a parking ticket. >> just return it. i have to check my car. get the package. lose, three, four hours. >> right now t

fv faivrdz his faith sherman second peck of the gym. and 8 and 4 and thank you train this wasn't it's unusual for owner to speak to the head keep on the team performance and afterwards very unhappy locker room. >> we got to play you got to be early, go out and play that's it. knock else he work hard stay together as we sthiming they are disappointed with the loss. we know what helpful to did. >> we are playing like 9 or 10-year-old kid not worrying about the out come orchi individual statistics or anything leak this sfrochl. >> it's hard to beat. >> 49ers have 10 today to sue on the loss. brief time out fo before we >> let's go to dallas where the cow boys and eagles battle. sanchez completed 20 of twain for 217 yards one touch did you know to matthews. if 27 yards. eagle up 14 nothing. give the ball to mccoy after that. 159 yards on 25 carries. 38 yards right here for the future down. over 1,000 yards. eagle take over the lead with a 33-10 victory. lions bears 2 td that that is. >> we come to the player at 115 games can't be stopped. k

we'll peck up on discussion abut president's decision on immigration reform we're joined by two hispanicembers of the house republican raul labrador joins us from boise his home state of idaho in the studio illinois democrat luis gutierrez. congressman labrador seems to me the president put the ball in the republican court. what do you think what he did or was illegal or legal, whatever you think about it what are republicans going to do about it or what are you going to do now? >> several things we need to do. number one it was illegal for the president to do this. he has been saying the last three years that he did not have the authority to do it now he changed his mind. i think it's also unfortunate because right after the election he looked in to the camera disagreed that his policies were rejected. he looked in to the camera tolded american people that this election was about working together with congress. specifically working together with the republican party. this is what he does right after the elections instead of uniting us like he promised seven years ago that he was going t

it feels nine right now in mount peck know. 25 in philadelphia.ly cold start to your saturday morning. if you are headed out early, just keep in mind you'll really need to bundle up. winds right now are still coming out of the northwest. they're going to start to shift to the south overnight and that will eventually bring in some milder air. so we got that southerly flow by tomorrow afternoon. unfortunately, we're going to keep the clouds around. they're starting to roll in already. this is associated with a warm front pushing into our area. so the clouds are coming in. it doesn't do too much to act like a blanket and keep those temperatures up there tonight because the temperatures will still fall. but we're going to keep those clouds around really through tomorrow. so we're not looking at much in terms of precip again we could see a little bit of flurry activity out to our north and west. other than that, it's just a mostly cloudy and cold day. so here's a look at your forecast for tomorrow. we should make it up to 41 degrees for the afternoon h

the pecking order. who eats first? the alpha male. that is why dogs are man's best friend. why do dogs like to be with people? they are pack animals who like to hunt in groups. groups. i said that the lowest state of consciousness is a thermostat. one unit of feedback. that is that is what i call one unit of consciousness. even thermostat's i believe our conscience. a flower has maybe ten units water, sunlight, gravity, moisture, carbon dioxide. a a flower may have ten units of consciousness. as i said before, in the back of your brain is the reptilian brain that understands space, knows where it is located, but not much more. space understands location. location. then level to consciousness, monkey consciousness, located at the center of your brain, the brain, the brain of the motion, the brain of social hierarchy, the brain of pecking orders. orders. and then level three, what makes us different? we see the future. animals animals do not. animals have no conception of tomorrow. they do not plan for tomorrow. when it gets cold they hibernate because it is instinctive. when

you should already feel the difference between this morning and yesterday morning. 35 degrees in the pecknows. mid 30s in allentown. 41 degrees in pottstown. 49 degrees currently in northeast philly. 46 degrees in trenton. temperatures along the shore, 52 degrees in woodbine. a mix of sun and clouds expected for us today. and throughout most of the nation, quiet conditions. mild air coming up from the south, for today heading into your monday, and then we'll notice our clouds increasing monday. by afternoon, a chance of a few scattered showers and even the possibility as we push into the overnight hours to see a little bit of snow mixing in with the rainfall. this isn't going to be a widespread, long-lasting event. just a few showers expected overnight monday into the early morning hours on tuesday. our temperatures are going to drop substantially with the cold front that's going to help trigger those showers. so our temperatures will drop below average once again. but today we're beginning to head above the average, which is 51. our high today, 55, heading into tomorrow, 59 degrees. that

. >> reporter: analysts seo peck's decision is good news for consumers. >> as long as opec continuesat currents levels without a change in the dynamics on the supply over demand side, it is very, very hard to see how crude oil prices can do anything other than slide further. and we'll get a taste of that on monday when the u.s. markets return from the thanksgiving holiday. and, yes, it looks as if lower oil prices are certainly here for sometime to come. >> reporter: the message from opec seems to be don't panic, we are seen prices follow lower than this before. the market will correct it seven. the risk for opec is it may be seen as as hostage of market they continues control. farer less of a potents influence plan it was t* once was. >>> european foren and inter tear your ministers have been meeting in roam to address the humanitarian crisis of undocument the migrants crossing in to the contents. 2014 is shaping up to be the worst clear in he can days with for the number of illegals arrivals in to europe. so far at least one stpaoeufbgs thousan165,000 migrantshave arr. that already

birds gaurding their eggs, pecking furiously at the intruder.en it stops, notice everybody chills out, calming down faster and behaving more normally, scientists say, than when a human shows up. the chick cam was invented by the same filmmakers who pioneered using fake penguins to give us unprecedented access to the lives of these flightless birds. this faker's most successful moment may have been this one, when fellow chicks huddled against the cold with their new found friend. no questions asked. clay son sandell, abc news, denver. >> we have to hire that chick cam. i hope to see you right back here ç?ç?ç?ç?ç?ç?ç?ç?ç?ç?ç?ç?ç?ç?ç?ç? this is "jeopardy!" let's meet today's contestants -- a high school media specialist from enfield, connecticut... a jesuit volunteer and gym teacher from hingham, massachusetts... and our returning champion -- a patent attorney from alexandria, virginia...

. >> reporter: analysts seo peck's decision is good news for consumers. >> as long as opec continuesce at current levels and without a change if the dynamics on the supply or demands side, it's very hard to see how crude oil prices can do anything other than slide further, and we'll get a taste of that on monday when the u.s. markets return from the thanksgiving holiday. and, yes, it looks as if lower oil prices are certainly here for sometime to come 67 the message from opec seems to be don't pan i believe, we have seen prices far lower than this before, the market will correct itself. but the risk for owe spec that it may be seen sass a hostage to market forces it can't control. far less be a potent influence than it once was, jonah hull, al jazerra, vienna. >>> still ahead on al jazerra. flooding brings new misery. forcing the u.n. to declare a new state of emergency. plus huge hail stones hit the australian city of brisbane leaving a trail of destruction. >> robert kennedy jr., >> american democracy is rooted in wilderness... >> his fathers lasting influence >> my father consider

birds guarding their eggs, pecking furiously at the intruder.en it stops, notice everybody chills out, calming down faster and behaving more normally, scientists say, than when a human shows up. the chick cam was invented by the same filmmakers who pioneered using fake penguins to give us unprecedented access to the lives of these flightless birds. this faker's most successful moment, though, may have been this one, when fellow chicks huddled against the cold with their newfound friend. no questions asked. clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >> we have to hire that chick cam. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow night and tomorrow >>> are the first responders ready for an ebola outbreak? >> can a congressman survive the term? >> and tonight to targets of the campaign. >> and bay area technology to help you fight cancer and keep your dignity while you're doing it. >> san francisco's first ebola patient is a fire housman -- mannequin. >> let's hope it doesn't happen, but if ebola makes it's way here, , police and health departments are planni

birds gaurding their eggs, pecking furiously at the intruder.en it stops, notice everybody chills out, calming down faster and behaving more normally, scientists say, than when a human shows up. the chick cam was invented by the same filmmakers who pioneered using fake penguins to give us unprecedented access to the lives of these flightless birds. this faker's most successful moment may have been this one, when fellow chicks huddled against the cold with their new found friend. no questions asked. clay son sandell, abc news, denver. >> we have to hire that chick cam. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow and tomorrow evening for our election coverage. until then, good night. th after filling out their hogan iquestionaire, aight. hogan was awarded an a- from the nra. but now he refuses to release his responses. the nra opposes comprehensive background checks. they want to weaken maryland's gun safety laws. even support letting suspects on the fbi terror watch list buy guns. on gun safety and terror, the nra is wrong. hogan gets an a- from t

us peck in her abduction delven barn these man was arrested and carlesha was freed when police spotted the car used in her abduction. >>> head coach of the haverford high school football team faces dui and other charges this morning. police say joe gallagher was involve in the hit and run crash last week men prospect park. >>> we are following investigation in the string of burglar is in moorestown burlington county. police say that three homes were burglarized the in the last week and thieves got away with cash and jewelry. >>> your time 4:49. time for a check on business news. >> jill wagner joins us from the new york stock exchange and jill, markets open up in record territory. what is behind the climb now. >> reporter: good morning. s and p jumped to a new all time high, so did the dow jones. investors are in a buying mood after republicans won control of the senate. republicans mitch mcconnell a and john boehner woke an op ed in the wall street journal. they want to focus on jobs, reform the tax code and move forward on the keystone pipeline. ukee and erika. >> sixty minutes has r

is it aggression or peck spec tiff? >> my thinking all along is that it was perspective.u seeing different things. you are seeing elbows. they are at elbow level. what is the nba going to do with the information? they will get food faster than lebron can dunk a three pointer. whatever it is. >> drunking a three pointer! that's a euphemism. i am going to go dunk a three pointer. >> is that impossible? >> do you think this is a real complex? >> yes. >> i feel like short people go through a lot more in life. i have a friend who a midget. you don't have to -- you are supposed to say little person and whisper mitget after so everyone knows what you are talking about. i have a friend and it was hard. they were in rehab because they were drinking two bottles of vodka. those airline bought el -- bought tells every day and it was hard. >>> it is hard. >> i am a big advocate of little people. i have known many in my life. >> you are the king of giants. >> i am a giant little person with an enlarged heart. has this made you interested in watching basketball? >> if i find myself at a

anyway, going to be an awesome period for you, and -- get ready to be the lowest person in the pecking order in your family. [laughter] [applause] >> gentlemen, this has been a great conversation, which i think has demonstrated you all are coming together in support of a great program, which will, i think, be terrific for the country, both for the substance of what it's going to teach new leaders but also for what it will say. please join me in thanking these two extraordinary individuals. [applause] sports journalist and university officials talk about the future of college sports, including whether or not to pay irruption,reventing and funding for less popular sports and women's athletics -- funding for less popular sports and women's athletics. here is a preview. i think one of the places where we are headed right now that is scary to me is that -- especially at the lower tiered schools in the big five, as they struggle to build buildings to compete, as they struggle to catch up, i think we could see a purge of non-revenue sports to focus more money on the sports that matter financi

. 7 minutes left in the fourth cap left out of the pocket favorite receiver richard sherman second peckgame. if lost 19-3. seattle im paragraphs to 8 and 4. before we get to the stadium frainers dad york thank you forty-niner faithful for come out strong tonight. this performance wasn't acceptable i apologize for that. all right let's good to if collin who picked seattle to win this evening. pretty strong statement from yshing. frainer offense has too much talent to be this incoursetive. >> you said it. niners built themselves ts off season for the moment. bolstering the offense so they wouldn't have to rae lie so heavily on the defense. york is right. perfect form answer was unacceptable. and the players agreed. >> we have to my. we have to be early. got to go out there and play. that's it. like nothing else to talk b.we got to play. >> keep working hard. starts in practice. we have to stay together as team. we can't break up. because fv i think still something out there for us. >> we are playing like 9 or 1 10-year-old kid not worrying about the out come or worrying about individual s

. >> host: sauternes to the one that you do prefer in the pecking order that was later calling to at university of pennsylvania. >> don in his typical of the great innovators as someone who would love to go around to pick up the idea is. he was one of those people during lecturers or the explorers club are going to dinner. starting in the thirties to go to places like the world's fair there are people who have greece under their fingernails we have a part of it on loan from the smithsonian downstairs and it is the first truly working machine edits three programmable thanks to the women and is solely electronic thanks to my with state and it actually works. so i tend to say if you look for the one that works and is programmable and digital and electronic that is the first computer but typically we all collaborate to take things from one another. debate takes each other's ideas than couples whose microsoft but not surprisingly there was 15 years of a lawsuit because after it is built it because of his unit back in the commercial form then they start to force the patents and then the sa

. >> his pecks will provide more warmth than any shaw. >> what is a chinese word for canoodling?> it is one cymbal. that's -- symbol. that's how it works. >> would you accept a jacket from putin? >> because i am a lady i would. but just like japan's wife she took it off and put on her own. it is frowned on to accept these offering from men who are not your own. show shrugged it off and an assistant gave her a black jacket is what i hear. back to the real issue which is the gum chewing, it should beacon deemed. be condemned. it is not only appropriate, but it is a sign of weakness. it shows he has a vice. he needs nicotine and he is chewing this gum. they think it is nick rete. nicorette. he is dependent on things that keep him running and he cannot run a country at the same time. china scrubbed the internet of any mention of putin lending the jacket to the president's wife. as an old china happened do you think this is good for america? will this drive a wedge between china and russia? >> scrubbing the internet of something that makes your premiere seem embarrassing is like immed

peck has begun choosing his in you team. we found out about this after the bell yesterday. will begin as glap global president. kirwan will take over. andy owen current evp will take over as banana republic global president early january. she succeeds jack calhoun who will leave the company in february. there is a lot of change happening. shareholders hoping a stronger performance going forward. we saw strength earlier on then it just petered off. back to you. >> interesting how old navy was the savior a couple of years back. >>> we are one week out from black friday. the official kick-off of the holiday season. joining us former toys "r" us chairman and ceo gerry storch. now ceo of storch advisor. when an apparel retailer fails, why do they fail and what can management do? >> we are seeing weakness across the board in women's apparel. the gap is not unique in that regard. i think a big cause of all this is the business is going down market. you saw huge numbers today out of ross. even as you saw the weakness of gap. you don't wear two outfits out. they are buying it at ros

>> it was more of a peck but these ladies were great sports about it and it was all for a great cause, it was part of the school's annual harvest fest think the money raised brings new programs to enhance the school's experience for students. a lot of smooches for that cow today. >> one of them on the list. >> still ahead, it may not be time for holiday shopping but it is time to think about holiday spending, tips to help you create a budget coming up. >> plus, a hashtag practically created for the haters, the choice of twitter characters had so many eagles fans laughing. it was straight out of a movie, a woman tracks down her anonymous sperm donor, they fall in love inside of their modern family, straight ahead. adam? >> and shirleen and brian i am at shady brook farm in yardley, bucks county, and they are gearing up for their holiday light show, but before that we have to talk about thank giving and the pumpkin pies, if you look at these three pumpkins here, which one do you make pumpkin pies with. >> and more fun at shady brook farm. when "action news" returns after this. do you gu

the former president gave her a peck on the cheek, a hug and then posed for pictures.been monitoring 177 people and today they were all but declared ebola free. >>> the white house says president obama will introduce her choice to replace attorney general eric holder tomorrow. lynch is known for prosecuting organized crime, terrorism, public corruption and police brutality cases. if confirmed she would be the first african american woman to be attorney general. holder is the first african american man in that post. lynch works for holder and the justice department but is not a member of the president's inner circle. >>> an arrest has been made in connection with a mysterious case in los gatos that we've been following you for you today. it all started when an injured man showed up at drakes bay. the man was 34 years old and was takento the hospital. but exactly what happened is still unclear. a resident called 911 to say that the injured man showed at his doorstep. but police have arrested the man who called police. they say 50-year-old mark laplant is being charged wi

they have their politics, they have their pecking older, their soldier that has to eliminate the guy yard. they all have their little jobs that they have to do. >> gang members communicate with each other both in and out of prison, by microwriting on scraps of paper. >> even though the individual is locked up, they have a lot of access to individuals on the street. they have visitors that see them on a regular basis. they have the mail. they're able to give messages to other inmates that are paroling to go out on the street and pass that message along to other street gangs or whatnot to carry out their deeds. >> through these coded notes, senior gang members are able to continue running their street operations from behind bars. once decoded, officers pass the information on to police. more often than not, the orders are to kill. >> anybody that thinks that a prison gang like the mexican mafia can't reach out and touch anybody on the street are a fool for thinking that way because they can. they can reach out and touch anybody they want. >> most often it is about smuggling drugs, most

peck country ares, put me on the other side. there are ways to do. this richard nixon under advance man richard holderman knew how to do this beyond any comparison. that's what he should do. but, instead, is he awkward. he doesn't know what to do. if you don't w want to shun him, then smile, be an american leader, and stop acting like this is a high school dance. >> it's sort of weird because the chinese press is all over president obama too, criticizing him for chewing gum saying that was rather ghost. >> it's tacky for god's sake. put your gum away when you get out of the car. how hard is that? >> put him in the conventional clothes. this is like really sort of a no win situation. >> look, i think the apec tradition of these sort of local dress events is kind of silly. but, president, you know, wasn't forced to take this job. he needs to face up to it. putin, who is the one who sunday the sanctions, is out there getting the favorable press for putting his shaw around shawl of first lady of china. >> that was so flirtation, the man with without the

>> i saw flights flashing on the golden gate bridge so we have construction crews there, as well, pecking up cones and they are making a clear commute as you head out the san francisco and into marin. southbound traffic is not seeing any delays whatever. we will take you over to the amount pass where we are seeing slowing and it is taking on a few minutes to the commute at 32 miles per hour leaving tracy and 580 is looking at 39 miles per hour for slow-and-go and back on the basics with construction in the wrapping up stages and you will slow down as you approach 680 but you are clear to go to castro valley. >>> the latest election results, locally, the hottest races is too close to call. ballots are still counted in the san jose mayor race, sam liccardo leads county supervisor dave cortese and matt is in san jose. >>> we knew it would be a close. it did not disappoint. sam liccardo has 2,100 vote lead over dave cortese. here at the registrar of voters in santa clara county they say they have a lot more mail in ballots still to be counted. that could swing the election the other way. 120,

surveillance shows it was 9:30 that the us peck's car drove down the block and then park, a man in the hooded sweat shirt gets out and walks over to the victim. she tries to run. man grabbed her and dragged her all the way down the block. she screamed for help. he they struggled and fell to the ground but man forced her in the ground and she has in the been seen ever since. >> i just want her to come back home safe. i don't care what anybody has to do i just want her to come home. that is all i'm asking. >> reporter: distraught relatives say free land gaither work as a nurse and spent evening visiting her god son before heading home. she dropped her glasses and cell phone during the struggle. she also kick out the car rear windows before the kidnapper drove away. audio on the surveillance video indicates he did in the know her attacker. >> i don't see her doing anything like. that i don't under tan why somebody would do this to her. >> reporter: throughout the day relatives put up missing posters of freeland gaither on neighed hood streets begging for her safe return and any informatio

. >>> there is a pecking order inside the prison where the inmates treat one another. they don't treat sex offenders very well. basically we're constantly finding them assaulted. we're constantly finding them extorted. we're constantly finding them beat up. >> we've interviewed many inmates who have expressed contempt for sex offenders. but few have done so as dramatically as one of the most memorable murderers ever profiled on "lockup." carl abhul, from the spring creek correctional center in alaska. >> there are certain people with certain criteria, rapos, child molesters. you can't cure them. there's no cure for them. you kill them. that's how you deal with the problem. there's no more problem after that. >> abhul, sentenced to 77 years for murdering a co-worker killed again at spring creek. he says he strangled his cell mate when the man began talking about sexually assaulting female staff. >> why don't you try to rape another man? why don't you do that? why you have to rape on a woman? why don't you rape me? try to rape me. i know there's someone out there bigger

they'll peck up some seats, probably get the senate, but shouldn't they be doing better than this?reporter: the fact is they're doing pretty well. chances are more likely than not that they will take the senate, but you do have other forces in play here, one being a general frustration with washington, anger at dysfunction in washington. one of them in kansas, an independent running neck in neck with a 30-year veteran, pat roberts who typically in this election, with obama having low approval ratings might be in a better place, but that outside appeal havable an effect. more potential. but broadly, you have that major frustration. the major candidates have a major advantage. but in terms of the republican pickup, it's looking like probably around six seats, and that's fatherly typical for a second-term president in his mid-term. so they'll come away with something, chances are it looks like a decent win, by why not much more? it may be a lack of general enthusiasm about what's going on in washington. because neither party, for voters, don't find either party particularly appealing.

seconds later the us peck put his hand up and surrendered but when officers approached, he ran away againroblem this time he had no idea he was running in the national guard facility, two guards, immediately tackled him and that was the end, of this story. >>> ebola survivor amber vinson was a refund from the ohio bride aal will store she visited right before she was diagnosed. her lawyer sent a letter to the store and canned for nearly $500 in deposits to be return. the money was put down on bridesmaid dresses. letter states that vinson does not want to bring anyone attention to the bridal shop. owner isn't too pleased she said she had to temporarily shut down after the ebola scare and lost thousands of dollars. >>> so you'll be nerve bus getting that turkey ready tomorrow? we will tell you tonight where you can get last minute help. >>> all right. take a look at the big movies coming out this holiday season, as well and don't forget to wake up with the "action news" team. get morning's top news headlines weather and traffic starting at >>> time to talk turkey are you ready to cook that

. >>> there is a new very popular app promising to improve your safety in just about every have as peck of your life. it is called alert id. it tracks sex offenders and incorporates databases including missing children. it travels with you updatedded automatically based on where you are. creators put this together after their child went missing in a theme park, and families that use this, instantly, and, if your child disappears. >>> and everything, like to think, we're in a safe, wonderful area which we do but you know, we have to be aware of things that are there, that you don't have any control of. >> the app is free, down load it on line or on your phone right now and more than a million users. >>> welshing still ahead on fox 29 news at 6:00 something really amazing is found inside of an inner city he will in meantry school. >> how about a kid take a look at him just seven years old, an absolute prodigy so amazing and changing so many other children's lives. caitlin. >>> it sound more like winter temperatures below average. our high today 49. normal 61. sunset at 4:58 p.m. normal 61

. >> there is a pecking order that they go by. as far as them moving other inmates off the block, it happens. >> this is life. this is the consequences for being -- >> if you look up, the fourth deck's pretty high, you know? people take an elevator ride. problem is, there ain't no elevator. the fall doesn't hurt them. it's the sudden stop at the end. >> the inmates have created their own hierarchy in this unit based on their own form of respect. the old-timers live on the top tier. >> a lot of them respect me. not because they're scared of me but because i've been a lot of time in here. >> tony duran is one of the influential inmates on a-east. he's been in and out of prison for 20 years for robbery and burglary. >> murderers, robbers, they're up here. child molesters, rapos, they're down here. it's a food chain, you know? everything is about respect in this place. how you carry yourself determines how you live. this joint here ain't like the rest of them. see, when i first got here in '84, convicts used to run this joint. the man

we would be here three days before election day, really truly wondering whether republicans would peck- p control of the senate. they would fell you you were crazy. if they said there was a republican candidate, with the backdrop of the numbers in jeopardy of losing they would say that is impossible. then you have all these republican incumbent governors in pennsylvania. wisconsin. michigan. alaska, the list goes on who are in the fight of their lives. hardly a wave going on. of course the president is not popular. stipulate to that. one senator in a fight for her life. let's take a look live at hillary clinton, campaigning at a landreau. the senator did not make any friends with controversial remarks about minorities down there republicans have pounced on. tammy, what does this mean if landreau, can pull it out. either side will not get 50% tuesday. likely a run-off in november. what does it mean, not just for landreau and democrats but for that woman, hillary clinton, and her prospects for 2016? >> look, every day can change a prospect for people. the democrats that are out there nee

they had a bipartisan -- didn't peck it up.nt should ask that. >> is that a move to the middle? >> no. >> they want more action. they don't want amnesty. that's what he is repackaging in the executive action. in the week since the election he has gone to china. he swim ated executive action that's unconstitutional on immigration reform. not working with congress that said they are open to discussing this bill. they just want to do it through the codfied process of lawmaker whering, in congress rather than the executive action. he said no. he has already said no obama care fictions. he is not willing to do anything to adjust the law that we all know now can be applied. it's a stubborn lack of presidential leadership. you got to remember, this president has suffered the most electoral defeats in two consecutive midterms since the 1920s. a net loss and a net loss of 14. he looks fixated on sticking to this course, chgs not bipartisan. >> we'll see what happens in the lame-duck session. two former presidents in a good-natured tug-o

pecking furiously at the intrawder. but when it stops notice everybody chills out. down faster and behaving more normally scientist say than when a human shows up. the chick cam was in vented by the same film maker who pioneer using fake penguin to give us unprecedented access to the life of these lifeless birds. this faker most successful moment though may have been this one. when fellow chick huddle against the cold with their new found friend. no questions asked. clayton, abc news denver. >> so cute. >> fascinating. >> all right time for one last check on the wichblingts is it a penguin antarctica type freezinging or warming up. >> the opposite a warm-up during the first week of november. check out the time lapse view wonderful beautiful sunset at 5:09:00 p.m. this afternoon. from our emeryville camera. sky was quite colorfu colorful. right now the sky is dark. but we have high cloud moving over the bay area as we look at live doppler 7hd it appears panly clear because of the high cloud quite thin. now let's travel down to the tropical pacific where hurricane vin

researchers say age gaps usually mean different cultural reference points, values, different peck perspectivesudy comes from emory university. >> 95%, like basically just going to divorce. why push the point? >> more than 20 years? >> uh-huh. remember, what's the celebrity, courtney who march i had that tv producer like 30 years her senior? >> sue knows everything. >> she was very strange. remember? >> no, nobody? >> the big blonde hair? okay, never mind. anyway, they was a huge age gap, lasted just like not even a year i don't think. >> so -- >> she is on a reality show. got to pick somebody older than you. >> not necessarily older, maybe like just a year or two younger. >> what, really? >> no, it is great. >> it is great. >> i'll look for that. >> so what's the secret to old age? this guy so cool, you know america's oldest vet, there he is in the hat. he says that he smokes a cigar every day and drinks whiskey every day. >> then he must be doing something right, because he is 108 years old. look at him. >> can't even tell. >> taking people to church, but the best kept second rhett of it all,