nonetheless, they were our beloved penguins 1234506789 it's just pa-- >> it's just pathetic. we're here, it's a free community event. >> reporter: someone snuck past the nighttime security guard, hopped the fence, and tore all the penguins from their parachutes. christmas in the park suffered major budget cuts last year. >> you don't make a lot of money. >> no. even if it's a couple hundred dollars for some stuffed penguin, it still makes a difference to your bottom line. >> reporter: today, someone found one of the penguins ditched behind a nearby building and returned it. replacements have already been ordered, and the show will go on without the penguin flight school for now. >> i think it's horrible. they shouldn't be allowed here. [ laughter ] >> stealing it from kids? i can't believe somebody would do that. >> reporter: a generous donor has already stepped forward to pay for the penguins. they won't have the parachutes like in years past. live in downtown san jose. >>> breaking news coming out of oakland where police have shut down the westbound lanes of 580 after a sho

cbs 5 reporter kiet do on the case of the stolen penguins. kiet? >> reporter: ken, when christmas in the park opens on friday, folks will see a whole lot of nothing. event organizers are not angry. they say it's a shame and they're very disappointed. they were your typical off-the- shelf stuffed penguins, a little dingy and worse for wear after years of christmas in the parking. nonetheless, they were our beloved penguins. >> you hate to have something like that happen. >> reporter: last week, someone hopped the fence and tore all penguins from their custom-made parachutes. >> you don't make a whole lot of money? >> no. >> the last thing you need to do is spend money to replace -- >> it still makes a difference to your bottom line. >> reporter: today someone found one of the penguins ditched behind a nearby building and returned it. replacements have already been ordered and the show will go on without the penguin flight school for now. >> i think it's horrible and they shouldn't be allowed here, i mean, stealing it from kids. i can't believe someb

how long have there been penguins? >> oh, millions of years.ve been six-foot penguin fossils found. >> six feet, tall as me. >> yeah, and with ten-inch bills. and i really don't think i'd want to band one of those guys. [laughter] >> okay, closing around them. >> banding modern penguins led the trivelpieces to their discovery. it starts with a roundup. they've squeezed i.d. bands on 70,000 penguins to see if they survive their migration. >> oh, excuse me. it's okay. >> penguins migrate up to 5,000 miles in the coldest water on earth. and if you think penguins don't fly, you've never seen them underwater. they can hit up to 25 miles an hour. but after millions of years of this endurance, many chinstrap and adelie penguins aren't surviving anymore. >> we knew something was drastically wrong, something had changed in the ocean. >> what did you think was happening? >> we didn't really know. we knew it had to be something that was going on once they left land and went to sea. [ticking] >> as we'll discover, the fate of those penguins may provide key

and the penguins were stolen. they figure anyone who would do this... >> they might have resembled the grinch, maybe a little bit of a green skin color, some furry cheeks and a heart too small. >> reporter: fans of the penguins were upset. >> i think it's completely outrageous. it totally ruins the christmas spirit. >> reporter: but while we were there, an unexpected turn, as a worker rushed over. >> you found it? >> yes! it was in the information booth. >> reporter: one of the penguins was returned. >> i don't know the extent of where she found it, but i was told somebody dropped it off, so we got one of them. i think guilty conscious maybe. i would think so. people feeling guilty. stealing children's toys, that's pretty nasty. >> reporter: although the executive director checked to see if a penguin could still be attached to the display, they are still going to check. live in san jose, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a policy known as ban the box is supposed to help parolees get work. it would prevent city vendors or c

this is a friendly looking penguin. >> yes. this is a black-footed penguin.ometimes -- if you're ever on a game show and somebody asks how many species of penguins, you say 17. only five of the 17 live in cold weather. all the rest live in warm weather. >> really? >> yeah. people don't realize that. this is from south africa, it's a black-footed penguin or jackass penguin because it brays like a donkey. this one, by the way, is put on the endangered species list last july. >> how many penguins are left in the world? >> quite a few. except this one in south africa is listed as endangered about a year ago. it's an animal -- they don't really eat the penguin, by the way. they collect the eggs and feathers off the penguin but the animals also -- there are a lot of problems there. they have more feathers per square inch than any bird in the world, the penguins do. >> what's your favorite animal? >> my wife. that's pretty funny. she's not here. >> if i could say you live the rest of your life on a desert island with one animal, what would it be? >> having raised an

four stuffed penguins seen here were taken from the christmas in the park display. someone slipped past security last week and tore the penguins from their custom-made parachutes there. christmas in the park is a free event put on by a none of profit. the event suffered major budget cuts last year so replacing the penguins will be costly. >> i think it's horrible! and they shouldn't be allowed here. stealing it from kids, this is the spirit of the holidays. i can't believe somebody would do that. >> one of the penguins was found ditched behind a nearby building. replacements have been ordered. christmas in the park opens tomorrow at the plaza de cesar chavez. >>> a community still recovering from superstorm sandy is helping neighbors in need. a school principal in new york came up with the idea to raise money to provide this feast to students and their families. they say they won't be eating turkey today, instead they will be cleaning up from the storm. so many of them they enjoyed their thanksgiving meal early. >> i'm very thankful right now. i'm just thankful that

four stuffed penguins, seen here, were taken from "chris in the park."ed past security last w >>> welcome back. an 18-year christmas tradition stolen in san jose. four stuffed penguins were taken from the christmas in the park display. somebody stole them from the parachutes there. christmas in the park is a free event put on by a nonprofit. they have major budget cuts so replacing the penguins will be costly. >> it's horrible. they shouldn't be allowed to do it. i can't believe somebody would do that. >> one of the penguins was found. replacements are on order. too bad. >>> it is too bad. well, former model with the price is right has won more than $8.5 million in total damages in a lawsuit against the show. the decision came after a panel determined producers discriminated against brandy cochran. she claims she was rejected when she tried to return to work in 2010 after maternity leave. the show's producers and production company plan to appeal. >>> a veteran news team on air resigned live on air. >> never seen this coming. no one saw it coming. >> and

not everybody loves penguins. among the haters are folks who live in a place called betty bay area in cape town, south africa. they said they are besieged by those critters. they live near a nature preserve that is a sanctuary for the african penguin. the birds are an endangered species. their human neighbors say they are the ones, humans, who need protection. they say thousands of penguins have invaded their back yards. look at that, like they belong there. they say there are feathers and grono everywhere. and the birds bellow. just roar all night long. local officials have promised to build a new fence to keep the penguins in the preserve and away from the people. >> they are cute. >> they were there first. >> yeah. >>> "nightly news" next.

. >>> later the walrus, penguins and a big rescue mission after the storm. >>> back now with a still developing story out of london tonight. what began with a child sex abuse scandal involving a well known tv personality spiralled into false allegations that wrongly implicated a british politician. and tonight, it's all led to a major shake-up at the top of britain's state-run broadcaster, the bbc. michelle kosinski is covering it for us tonight in london. good evening. >> reporter: this has been brewing here for weeks. first a bbc investigation on one of its own legendary tv stars was cancelled. then last night an apology for another bbc report about alleged sex abuse. now late tonight its director general resigned. the head of the british broadcasting corporation ended a two decade long career there like this. >> the honorable thing to do is step down from the post of director general. >> reporter: earlier today he was grilled by his company's own journalists. >> people have to answer for what they did. >> reporter: this started last month when there was an investigations about doz

"earth angel" with the penguins, the full version, not just the short versions.

he's defeated the penguin and the catwoman. can he stand up to the wiener dog? [ barks ] [ whining ] here's a pumpkin that throws itself away. this is what you call gallows humor. hah! aah! [ laughs ] aah! aaahh! aah! aaahh! [ cheers and applause ] the older i get, the less i tend to plan things. that's because the older i get the more i forget what i planned in the first place. here are some people. the only part of their plan that worked was getting on our show. [ hums "happy birthday" ] let's get away from halloween for a moment. after all, there are 364 other days to celebrate. aah! ♪ and many more ♪ [ laughter ] i don't know why you'd want to be the best in the world at this... but i can certainly understand why you wouldn't want to be the second best. oh, excuse me. i said i wanted my steak on a platter. rather than a long lecture on the birds and the bees mom just sent sarah out to the birth simulator. ted's not the sharpest tool in the shed. in fact, he's not even allowed in. ah! [ giggles ] odie can't decide if he wants to go in or stay out. you know wh

many of them don't like to have to put on the penguin suit. >> no penguin suits in this fall theme. we definitely want to get it tailored up for him. why don't we get his tailored as well. >> now to the bride. this is what you say is the perfect fall look for a bright. it's not white. >> it's not. it's a blush tone. what's popular you're seeing in weddings is the color. also what weem do've mixed in t fall trend with the broadry. it's feather stitch leafing. the bottom petals, they look like leaves cascading down. we've mixed it in with the brown as well. so she can match her groom. >> we've got to show what she's wearing for shoes. >> fun little cowboy boots. >> cowboy boots. >> why not? >> the casual look. his plaid shirt. looks fantastic. what a beautiful look for fall. all this is available. >> everything we've seen is available. from the flowers, the table scape. to the cake. all of these details are definitely in the metro area. >> you can definitely find all of the information. and check us out on our facebook page. we'll put all of these things up there today. >> i can't wai

. >>> now, here's a problem you don't see every day, a penguin invasion in cape town, south africa. the people who live near the beach for the endangered birds say the penguins have taken over their neighborhoods, destroying their gardens. one woman said their constant bellowing keeps her up at night. government officials promise to build a new fence to keep them in place. pretty soon. so that's what they sound like. wow. the bellowing. >> yeah. >> looks like a scene out of a movie, doesn't it? >>> southwest virginia family had an unexpected and very happy reunion after a member of their family disappeared for about six months. tinkerbell, an 11-year-old dachshund, a fixture at this auto shop, but in april she got out and somehow couldn't find her way back. a couple of days ago, gustler's daughter made a stop at a place called tractor supply where the humane society was holding an adoption event. >> i knew it was her, and she recognized me. i started crying. i lost it. i think everybody there thought i was crazy, because i was saying, i know that dog, that's my dad's dog. >> turns o

. >>> someone stole penguins from the popular display in the park. coming up, more on the theft and progress that has been made. >>> tonight at 6. hey, look! a shooting star! make a wish! i wish we could lie here forever. i wish this test drive was over, so we could head back to the dealership. [ male announcer ] it's practically yours. test drive! but we still need your signature. volkswagen sign then drive is back. and it's never been easier to get a jetta. that's the power of german engineering. get $0 down, $0 due at signing, $0 deposit, and $0 first month's payment on any new volkswagen. visit vwdealer.com today. >>> san francisco police say they believe an arsonist is responsible for a fire that destroyed four cars this morning. the fire broke out at 5 a.m. at home near engle street. firefighters say the smell of gas was strong and a gas cap was missing from a tank. the cars included two vintage automobiles. >> oh, yes. i am pretty lucky, thanks to god. still shake. it was scary, man. >> how high were the flames? >> kind of like by the gate, pr

cleve duncan of the penguins was 77.is of the dell, delphonics. "didn't i blow your mind" was a classic of the philharmonics. major harris was 65. >>> campbell's officially marked the end of the world this week by re-marking a soup for the generation, in other words, soup that warms themselves just by thinking about themselves. the first and best soups ever, the only soups like them in the whole world. they're so edgy. their website features what looked to me to be a bad word. there's glass frames, overly enthusiastic people, smoked gouda, unpronounceable chicken with pablano chiles. it's all fun-loving. for coach taylor and a good and ro rousing pep talk, the kind we like on "friday night lights." this one is from the rockaways in new york where they took a brutal hit from the storm. talk about kids from broken homes. there was no school, their houses were washed away, their football field was used for lockers. but they somehow made it in for their playoff game and for the coach victor azario, it was all just too much e

last week, somebody stole all four of those penguins from a christmas in the park carousel.omebody found one of the penguins ditched behind a building yesterday and did return it. >>> fremont police found the owner of a lost wedding photo album. that album was inside a briefcase along the road outside a preschool. police believe it was in a storage unit that was robbed and that the thieves just tossed it. police traced the owner to india. >>> we have found our sunshine again, paul deanno. >> that feels good. >> i think it was a bay area headline as well, perfect thanksgiving weather. so many of my neighbors were outside, likely in your neighborhood, as well. why not? we had the mid-60s with mainly sunny skies. of course sunset before 5:00 so at 6:00 it's dark but still beautiful. hello, south bay. we say hello it san jose from the knight ridder building on new hi-def building there. san francisco and oakland also mainly clear on this thanksgiving night after highs in the mid-60s. it will get chilly tonight because of clear skies. and get used to those clear skies for a while

these are the most famous penguins on the jersey shore. >> they're all right. >> reporter: the damage is dramatic. inland there's street flooding, trees have been ripped from the ground. jack and sharon cathguard who have lived here for a long time spent the day washing and drying their clothes outside. >> i wanted to go and she said she wanted to stay. i said, if my wife stays, i have to stay because she's my wife. >> reporter: there are blight spots to be seen like the one we witnessed when we passed by bill mull lins who was having his own flag raising ceremony on his front yard. blocks away from the atlantic ocean, bill mullins feels lucky to live here. >> i don't think you can quantify it. we're blessed to be this close to the ocean. it's a double edged sword of course but i think for all the good beings, absolutely worth the bad. >> that's an interesting perspective. his house survived compared to some of the other damage. when you see all of this rebuilding that's going to be coming. >> it's strange. again, it's so personal. for brian williams, as a kid growing up there, firefi

still out, but they're keeping things safe with one generator this is really scary, the most famous penguinsjersey shore. >> they're awesome. the beaches nearby have been transformed, and it is clear not everything here is from here. at his news conference yesterday in new jersey, governor chris christie mentioned all of his favorite shore sights having grown up on the jersey shore as a kid. one of the ones he mentioned was the fun town pier, sea side height, six miles up the beach. this sign is a part of the fun town pier, a necessary stop for any jersey shore summer vacation for generations of us. the damage is dramatic, far from the beach. inland, there is street flooding, trees ripped from the ground. jack and sharon kathcart who have lived here for a long time, spent the day drying their clothes. >> i said i want to go, she said she wanted to stay, i said i have to stay if she does because she is my wife. >> reporter: but there were bright spots to see, like the one we saw as we passed by, bill mullens, who had a flag ceremony on his front yard, blocks away from the atlantic ocean, bill

these are the most famous penguins on the jersey shore. >> they're awesome. >> reporter: are you doing all right? the damage is dramatic far from the beach. inland, there is street flooding. trees have been ripped from the ground. jack and sharon cathguard who have lived here for a long time spent the day washing and drying their clothes outside. >> i wanted to go and she said she wanted to stay. and i said, well, if my wife stays, i have to stay, because she's my wife. >> reporter: but there are bright spots to be seen, like the one we witnessed when we passed by bill mullins, who was having his own flag-raising ceremony on his front yard. blocks away from the atlantic ocean, bill mullins feels lucky to be able to live here. >> i always try to express it. it's hard to express. what is it about the jersey shore? >> i don't think you can quantify it unless you live here or you live on a coastal state. we're blessed to be this close to the ocean. it's a double-edged sword, of course, but i think for all the good, it's absolutely worth the bad. >> that's an interesting perspective. you do

its 33rd year at plaza cesar chavez, they are hopeful someone will turn in the three large stuffed penguins taken before the opening. it is open until new year's day. >>> thank you very much for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. i'm heather holmes. tonight we will talk to family members of the victim of this morning's fatal crash. remember, we are always here for you at ktvu.com. "tmz" is next here on tv36 [ crickets chirping ] [ traffic passing ] ♪ [ music box: lullaby ] [ man on tv, indistinct ] ♪ [ lullaby continues ] [ baby coos ]

these are the most famous penguins on the jersey shore. you doing all right?e damage is dramatic, far from the beach. inland there is street flooding, trees have been ripped from the ground. jack and sharon who lived here for a long time spent the day washing and drying their clothes outside. >> i wanted to go. she said she wanted to stay. and i said well if my wife stays, i have to stay because she's my wife. >> reporter: but there are bright spots to be seen like the one we witnessed when we passed by bill mullens who was having his own flag raising ceremony in his front yard. blocks away, he feels lucky to be able to live here. >> i always try to express that. it's hard to express what is it about the jersey shore? >> i don't think you can quantify it unless you live here or live on a coastal state. we're blessed to be this close to the ocean. it's a double edge sword, of course, but for all the good, absolutely worth the bad. >> double-edged sword, indeed. people love going there. they're going to rebuild. people are going to go there again. it's just such

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a pair of penguins in the antarctica.pite traveling 200,000 miles during their trips to warmer waters. they meet over year. you know what they say, a couple who travels 200,000 miles away from each other tends to stay together. >> you know penguins stay together for life. but they all do -- it's just -- >> lovely. >> anyway, lara? >> absence makes the heart grow fonder, right? >> we've heard that thousands of times. a long way. >> i'll be right back from the moon. >> let's do "pop news," shall we? good morning, everybody. we begin with michael jackson. fans will be so thankful this thanksgiving, a new documentary airing on abc this thursday night celebrating the 25th anniversary of michael jackson's chart-popping "bad" album. this is the very first look, right here right now, some of the scenes and footage that award-winning producer spike lee used to make the sound and also the tour that went along with it. it was pivotal in his career. the best music of jackson's career came from. in the style of a great pop song. you c

and look at your penguins. >> the penguins, animals are such a happy thing. world famous potter. so your pottery is a world famous thing. i want to talk about boxwood. it's so clean and green. >> boxwood is my favorite thing. it's clean, it's green. i think that wreaths don't just need to be round. you can make a peace sign wreath. >> you can make a heart. >> you can make a heart. in fact, we did. >> you did? >> you'll see it. let's go to the second great reveal. >> is this present also for us? >> this present is for us. drum roll -- love. >> very nice. again, i'm noticing a theme in terms of white and silver. not a lot of red and green here. i kind of love how clean and young it is. >> yeah, it's christmas and the holidays don't need to be about just red and green. white is bright. silver, bling. your house will be full of bling at the holidays. >> bling with the light. i know you were saying to me off camera, pick one, two, three colors go for it. more is better. >> more is more is more at the holidays. there are no rules but i do love to overload with whit

they face the youngstown state penguins at 4:00 p.m. saturday afternoon.rks the second season for the colonials under head coach mike lawnergan. a freshman starting at point guard, he says it feels a lot like his first. >> everywhere i've been, i've usually had a one freshman starter. you usually say you don't want to start a freshman. but this year, if we were healthy right now, we would probably start four freshmen. we have at least three. it's almost all new players. it's not the situation you want to be in, an ideal situation. our success could be in large part to what our upper classmen do. they're more important than anybody, really. if we don't want to be 10-20 again. they're definitely capable and they've got to get used to winning. >> tip-off at 4:00 on saturday. >>> update on the national hockey league strike. the nhl and players association back at the bargaining table today. they report the players made two offers during yesterday's negotiating session. and expected a league response today. neither side, though, talking to the media. so we don'

. >> reporter: she played point guard for the penguins women division 2 basketball team in dominican. percentage shot go for the basket. >> reporter: after graduating with an nba in global management -- mba in global management she dreamed of becoming a professional basketball player. >> we always talked about me playing professionally overseas and one day the harlem globetrotters sent me an email to work out. i said what, who? the harlem globetrotters? wow. that's amazing. >> reporter: tammy is the tenth woman to don the uniform and its rich 87-year history. >> it's an more for. you dream of playing professional basketball but never dream of playing on a men's team. now, to say i play with men every day, it's cool. >> reporter: she attributes a lot of her success to her time at dominican college where she led the team with 29 steals and averaged 16 points a game. >> when she called me and told me she made the harlem globetrotters i was more excited than she was. somebody that i coached playing for the i don't know trotters. awesome. >> reporter: the oakland native circled january 19

>> i love howard's penguins. really cute. >> that's very masculine. very macho. >> it is me. >> it is him. more than you know. >>> coming up on 6:38. when we come back howard is also involved in the heart walk this weekend. we're talking about heart and he's going to interview a -- health and she's going to inter- - he's going to interview a very successful team captain. we'll be right back. >>> it's 6:41 and 39 degrees, monika here with timesaver traffic and i'm sorry to be the bearer of bad news. but right now, there is an accident first of all you've got that slow traffic northbound 95 traveling through woodbridge and then the accident's right up here in springfield. and i'm going to step out and show you what it looks like live from the sky 9. it was a three vehicle accident. two vehicles and a police cruiser left now on the shoulder but delays building of course trying to get through that area northbound 95 this is right before route 644 in springfield with the lanes open. now let's go over to the inbound side of i-66. overall delays manassas int

and penguins. if you just don't think about the breadth of this emergency and what some people have to contend with. >>> so who pays for repairs to your car if a tree falls and hits it? what about if a tree falls between your yard and your neighbor's yard? and if your appliances were flooded by sandy, can they be salvaged or are they a total loss? liz crenshaw joins us now with a special edition of "ask liz." busy end of the week here. the important questions. our first one has to do with damage to your car from a tree. so liz, who pays for the repairs to your car? if a tree falls and hits it, is it your insurance company, the person who owns the tree? >> yes. people are confused which one it is. the insurance information institute helped us with this answer. it says that cars damaged by fallen trees are covered under the comprehensive part of your auto insurance policy. comprehensive insurance applies when a car has been damaged by natural causes like the hurricane. so you'll be protected from rep

on top of it, you guys are one of the few states that has not one but two nhl teams, the penguins andlyers, so there's is a lockout there. although i saw this weekend that a couple of philadelphia flyers found work elsewhere because they are out of work in a movie. they are great in it by the way. everybody should know. that's where they have to go, to hollywood to find work? >> well, i haven't seen it, but we're growing industry here in pennsylvania for the movie industry. we have a lot of movies being filmed here. we have one coming out with tom cruise next month. liz: okay. what is that about? let us know. >> it's called reacher. liz: right, it's getting buzz. >> yes, he filmed that in pittsburgh and they are going to have the world premier in pittsburgh sometime in the early part of december. liz: governor, you are going to hollywood, but staying in pennsylvania. anything to get it done. >> right. liz: thank you very much for joining us. we appreciate it. >> thank you. liz: thank you very much. governor tom corbett. coming up tomorrow, in day two of our governors on the edge, we h

and then it became a more collaborative when the editors at penguin got involved. the whole book was produced quite fast. it was published on january 24. the last event in the book is when he was sworn in by joe biden. september 6. so that is about six months. that is about as fast as you can produce a book. it was fun. you know? you have to have a good relationship and good partner and trust between the partners and i'm an editor now and i used to be a reporter for a long time, and it's a combination of writing and editing from my vantage point. >> website. >> yes. >> thank you. that is very interesting. >> one of my favorite parts of your book is -- petraeus -- we have a lot of great access of him. we established a group of secondary characters, three of them were lieutenant commanders who were committing combat battalions. we tell the story of their work. one was around kandahar, one was in eastern afghanistan and one was in the rolling hills of a province. the secondary character is sitting here -- >> [inaudible] >> we have one of the lieutenant colonel cyr was

penguin works on your book. >> okay. >>> the fda has approved the first seasonal flu vaccine produced using animal cell culture that. is different from the traditional manufacturing which uses chicken eggs. it's a speedier process, which could help build stockpiles in the event of a pandemic. that's always been the worry that takes too long when you use eggs. flight attendants at u.s. airways voted to authorize a strike to workers that voted down a contract that the airline had proposed twice this year. the airline, as you probably know, andrew loves this story, too, is in talks with american airlines about a potential merger. >> should have done this eight months ago, they would have saved themselves a lot of heartache. this is just dragging out for no reason. >> yeah. you just figure they're meant to be together. >> otherwise amr is meant to be nowhere is sort of the issue. >>> in global market news, japan logging its fourth straight trade deficit in october. the european debt crisis with china over a territorial dispute actually reduced exports. and we continue to follow the latest

restored soon, the staff will have to relocate more than 12,000 marine animals including sharks, penguinsand walruses. >>> sandy also did damage to the space shuttle "enterprise." the shuttle is currently on display at the intrepid sea, air, and space museum. sandy damaged the tail of the shuttle but otherwise it was unharmed. the storm also destroyed the inflatable, temporary pavilion housing the shuttle. >>> it's a sign that new york city is slowly getting back to normal. central park is back open this morning. park staff have spent the last several days clearing debris from the park. hurricane sandy damaged or destroyed more than 500 trees in the park. visitors are still warned to use caution as cleanup continues. ♪ who says you can't go home there's only one place they call me one of their own ♪ >> john bon jovi was one of the many stars last night who came together for hurricane sandy relief joined by billy joel, bruce springsteen, christina aguilera, aero smith, sting, mary j. blige for hurricane sandy coming together. the nbc telethon raised money for the red cross to go to sandy v

guys, random house, the ford foundation, leadership sponsors: lyndon miker a division, coralgraphic, penguinso, amazon, google, harper colins, stephen king, leverage gear, thank you. [applause] [applause] i would like to acknowledge the winners of the fourth annual innovation in reading prize, if you're worried about the next generation of book lovers, listen to the list and again, hold your applause until i'm finished. we have with us 15-year-old lily from coral gables. she started a givingly briers in a homeless shelter kids can take as many books as they wanted that they would own not borrow. in chicago, reading against the odds enhancing the critical thinking skills by introducing them to challenging books. at the river library in colorado, a group of teens calling themselves the interesting readers society for unique book centric television programs in portland michigan, lending books by bicycle and in memphis, tennessee, real men read brings african-american men together with three to five-year-olds to develop life-long readers. i would like to ask each of the winners to stand and be r

the move comes weeks after news corps failed in its bid to buy penguin, which eventually sold to random house. as far as the individual stocks are concerned, we don't have them for you. right. >>> research in motion may be losing another big u.s. customer. the national transportation safety board may switch from blackberries to apple's iphone. they have failed at inopportune times and the iphone would better link to the ipad. last month, the immigration and customs bureau switched to the iphone. you can see that we do have that stock price up about 8%, though, in u.s. markets yet. >>> still to come, i talk retail spending, online trends and holiday shopping with phillip green. plus, a rather well-known famous pop singing shopper. >> quality and it's comfortable. there you go. >> what's better than that? can i help you? i heard you guys can ship ground for less than the ups store. that's right. i've learned the only way to get a holiday deal is to camp out. you know we've been open all night. is this a trick to get my spot? [ male announcer ] break from the holiday stress. save on groupp