and the huffington post and if so, what is it? ms.fington: verizon has decided, and that is, of course, the reason why they bought "the huffington post," that the future for them has to include a very robust media technology company. yahoo! would fit very well in the strategy. there is competition. so there is software and maybe google, so we will see what happens. emily: what are the synergies you see with verizon and the huffington post? ms. huffington: verizon has huge distribution potential for us, especially since we are moving more and more into video. they have launched go 90 which is their mobile video play and has produced and paid for great content from many providers. so this is fantastic for us, because it gives us great distribution. emily: what do you think about this whole idea of a wireless company getting into content? it is not just verizon or at&t. it's an interesting new world. ms. huffington: i think it's a smart move. the world is changing. it is really the innovator's dilemma that if you don't change fast enough

this is posted on twitter. the group actually spread out a parachute right in the middle of busy market street and blocked traffic. despite the traffic nightmare, police say the protests remained peaceful. >>> tonight facebook has been under heavy criticism for fake news stories that have a dramatic impact on the election. ma >>> it was no easy cleanup. crews working to clear away a foamy mess near san jose international airport. the accidental spill made national headlines. just look at this. >> bizarre. >> you don't see this every day. >> it was fire retardant. it was caused after a fire suppression system malfunctioned at an airplane hangar. it left a mess for a mercedes parked in the foam's path now covered in a sticky white on mess. >>> it is normally a safe shopping area. but a recent of thefts have police stepping up patrols. >> reporter: berkeley police say they are stepping up patrols along fourth street. tonight i saw two patrol cars go by because the apple store was hit three times recently. but i ha

it is just not a step the post office has taken when you hold our mail.ostle inspector pointed out the important of keeping on eye on your mail and report any mail fraud. the number is on your screen right now and will be on our website. that's nba bay area.com/responds and send us tips or if you would like to call us. number on your screen 888996 tips. check your mail every day now. >> especially during the holidays now as you get so much mail. >> absolutely, yeah. >> let's turn things over to jeff. we were talking in the news room. thanksgiving is next week. >> i can't believe it and we may actually be getting a storm system. that's a little ways out there. but certainly this weather pattern is returning to, it looks like it could stay in place. as we get an overview right now, likely spotty coastal shower into tomorrow morning but all eyes are set on this storm system coming our way this weekend, saturday and also on sunday. now look at the doppler radar right now. shows the north bay starting to clear out and it is because of the general clearing of t

now, we have to post very quickly.hink that the error rate tends to be higher, but i'm not -- and i worry about that a lot. the reporters are doing a good job of checking things, but i worry about the risks we are undertaking every single day. it is a hugely competitive environment. walter: in the yellow. >> hello, this is for mr. baron. even though i am young and possibly an anomaly for my generation, i enjoy getting a print copy of the newspaper everyday, even on my way to school or at school. how do you find your way making the print paper with the overhead pressure of internet paper and internet news? how do you keep the tried and true business running? marty: first of all, thank you for reading the print newspaper. [applause] i hope cloning is developed to a higher state and we can take a sample and make more of you. [laughter] that is great. first of all, not just for reading the newspaper, but for being so heavily engaged with the news. we still have a large readership of the print newspaper. while that circulat

steve call the cops but also posted the video on facebook sunday afternoon. within two hours, it had 2700 hits and it took off. >> i woke up this morning over i said who is look at. >> reporter: apparently a lot of people, and these posts show many agree with steve. that this guy was not too bright. >> has to be one of the dumbest thieves i have ever seen. >> julie: park that minivan in front of the camera. the glass cracked but it never actually broke. you see the license number on the van to track down the driver. >>> polic hampshire are looking for the man that robbed this rite-aid with a knife. it happened before 8:00. the man took off with some cash. no one was hurt. >>> take a look at this. this group of turkeys clearly on the hunt for prethanksgiving protection. they turned up at the hingham police department yesterday. the police tweeted out the photo of the flock. it kind of looks like they are knocking on the building's front door. >> daniel: that is a safe place. >> julie: unless -- i am not joke. >> daniel: no one can touch us because we are at th

facebook post - v new this moring a police officer in michigan is being accused of posting a racial slur on facebook. the police officer is accused of writing "go home monkeys", on a live feed of an anti-trump protest. officials say it was in response to black protesters in the facebook live feed. the post was reported to the officer's superiors who are now conducting an investigation. it's disturbing and it's concerning." the officer's name has not yet been released but he has been suspended pending the completion of the investigation. as people continue to protest in north dakota over the pipeline there, volunteers are flooding in to help prepare for winter, winter in north dakota can be extremely harsh with heavy winds, low tempeartures and snow storms. officials were hoping the colder months would cause most of the protester to go home, is the case. make shift shelters are beign built that can house up to 8 people, with many ammenities in a home. :41 there will be a solar panel on top for electricity and a wood stove inside, and just trying to accommodate people and get them out of t

a crazy posting my friend posted about zika and genetically modified mosquitoes. the temptation of the media is to go into science bully mode. you can get a lot of traffic going, ra, ra, big science. the question of what the right journalistic posture is, if it is not just reporting the truth -- walter: who has a great last question? it has to be big, broad, and wonderful. >> how can you ensure you are not politically biased one way or another, like some? walter: i am going to let every one of the panelists talk about it. how do you make sure you are not politically biased, or is it ok to say i am coming at it from a viewpoint? >> i think the most important thing at any media institution is about transparency and disclosure. with that, we are able to establish common and confident ground from which the conversation can take place. there has been a dramatic rise of first-person reporting, storytelling of any kind. whether it be someone behind a set of keys or someone holding a phone in the middle of a protest. i do believe the collective desire for information arou

but the question a lot of you have is, 'was this post appropriate?' we got a lot of responses from you all on facebook...cyntthia johnson said, 'he did the crime. and, lost his right to dignity at the humbleness.' on the other hand, jason lock said, 'innocent until proven guilty if i remember correctly.' and kasey glines added, 'putting him up there for what he did wrong is one thing..holding him by the hair as he is handcuffed is another. i should make note that the pasco county sheriff's office did remove the post from its facebook page. if you haven't had a chance to weigh in on this topic, head to our facebook page leave your thoughts. i'll be sharing more of them coming up at 5:30. back to you. donald trump resumes transition meetings at trump tower in new york city today... as he continues to fill key posts in his new administration. among those who visited with mr. trump on sunday -- former transition chair and new jersey governor chris christie. former new york mayor rudy giuliani and mitt romney are under consideration for secretary of state.

: when the cubs beat the indians, wade posted "yes sir!!! a bet is a bet. @kingjames i thank you in advance for being a good sport about this one bud!!! oh and i can't wait to see what kind of wine you're sending as well. #winningfeelsgood #thankyoucubbies" since he lost, james will have to wear a full cubs uniform - hat, shoes, socks, everything - to the cavaliers game in chicago on dec. 2. the other part with flu season upon us, monitoring the spread of the virus with there are a bunch of apps and websites that you can use. first there's sick weather it's like a weather forecaster for flu. it scans social media for status updates when people get sick. the app alerts you when you enter a "sick zone" and also has a live map highlighting illness reports. "flu near you dot org" lets you report how they feel then aggregates data to show condition reports across the us and canada. the on the flu level in your area. there's also a vaccine finder so you can find the closest flu shot. "fluview" from the centers for disease control is a website with

the authority is washington post reporter wesley lowery and again, "the washington post" website, if people want to see the report that they put together, they can google or search washington post fatal force. >> guest: fatal force or police shooting data base. >> host: and we're showing it to our viewers as we speak. mr. lowery, thank you for coming on book tv. >> guest: thanks for having me. >> host: the coverage of the miami book fair continues. we have our book tv bags and bus and we're going up to the miami-dade campus and hear from author and actress jane alexander.

but taking to facebook to put this post really in defense of facebook saying 99% of posts are tell me about your take on this. >> i like the idea that any one factor or twitter orp determined the election elections are complex. particularly this one. social media was engaged in this election and i don't think it was determinative factor. talk about donald trump this weekend in 60 minutes interview where he said that he rally credited social media with success. do you think it's fair assessment of his own campaign he wound a way to raise visibility. to do go have a candidate that 18 months ago jocked about and then victorious and now president-elect. his skill was using social medi before. everybody will replicate that in 2020. >> part of success had to do with the fact trump did not stop using social media when they started to run. this is ow it intersected with the campaign. check it out. back to you. >> fun to play with the big wall, too. thank you ronica. >> and a look at that, hey, sue. >> hi, jim, shawn, not a lot of sunshine. clouds thickening this afternoon and this evening. sh

post number one, morton just passed. no one is tailing him. very good. manage your post. cut the engine, i think i'm getting something. sounds like footsteps. he must have stopped. i was beginning to worry that you'd changed your mind. i had to shake off a car that may have been following me. we just lost our bug. well, let's cruise. maybe we can spot his car. i can guess why solo planted that bug. my breaking into the safe looked too simple. but if solo suspects you, brian... he can't prove anything. he hasn't even enough to go to waverly on without making a fool of himself. when you develop this film, you'll see that i've lived up to my side of the bargain. i take your word for it. now you want to leave with ms. adams. yes, that was your end of the deal. tell your watch dogs to sit. you've got the plans, krohler. there's nothing else. there's more, much more. you see, you are going to help me capture the submarine itself. you're insane. that's impossible. impossible is the adjective of fools, mr. morton. done. only mr. waverly can authorize taking a group aboard that su

the post and it was made by a county employee who calls mrs. obama a quote ape in hills, end quote. we'll be commented just made my day pam. protestors packed a public meeting to voice their outrage. >> this nd of racism is not what this community is >> there's a lot of talks about real america not being represented and this is not how we want to be represented. and if we want to be seen with respect, we have to earn that respect and to earn that respect, we have to do what's right sngz -- >> so the woman find the post has been placed on leave. >>> two more arsonist are find bars. authority was warning anyone thinking about setting fires that they will be caught. parts of tennessee is so bad -- >>> no snow in the metro area, and boulder, so -- >> denver 7 jayson gruenauer spoke to those about the conditions. how do we compare to other years? >>reporter: in past years, mitch, we would have gotten precipitation in the form of some rain or snow. the more precipitation, the less of risk have gotten none, that means that wild fire season continues a

facebook post - v new this moring a police officer in michigan is being accused of posting a racial slur on facebook. the police officer is accused protest. officials say it was in response to black protesters in the facebook live feed. the post was reported to the officer's superiors who are now conducting an investigation. "i've seen the post.. it's disturbing and it's concerning." the officer's name has not yet been released but he has been suspended pending the completion of the investigation. this morning -- contact 13's darcy spears digs deeper in around the valley. 22:35 darcy stand-up tease: they hold up traffic on our roadways. the people who drive them are often unlicensed and uninsured. scooters on our roadways--downright dangerous or necessary nuisance? coming up... scooters are stolen around the valley every day. the road. for more than a year.. contact 13 has been tracking scooters on valley roadways. now - contact-13 chief investigator darcy spears asks,.. are they a necessary nuisance or downright dangerous? these images of 18-year-old maggie mortensen... bandaged and bed

not only did she delete the post, but she posted it first on facebook. kim rarely posts on facebook and it's where she has the least also, the photo looks like it was taken months ago. she had her blackberry on her lap, the one she mourned the loss of in a tweet last august. she shared a link to her website last night where sister kourtney posted these throwback halloween movies. >> kourtney is 3 1/2 and kimberly is 2 years old. >>> nobody beats heidi klum when it comes to dressing up, she's been a butterfly, a 95-year-old woman and va,,va, jessica rabbit. this year she topped them all by going as herself six times. see what i mean. >> straight ahead. >> it's attack of the klum clones. >> five heidis plus one real german supermodel as she made her entrance in a wooden crate complete with made in germany stamped on the front. >> how easy is it for me, you guys? everyone says how do you juggle it all? i wish there were more of me so >> heidi has been juggling wild halloween bashes for years and while plenty of celebs hit up this party, they arrived untill

we'll keep you posted. live off route 128, jacqui heinrich, fox 25 news. >> if you live in this area or have to tramp through think the weekend we have you covered on-line. we have a list of dezpours a video that shows the times of closures and an hour by demolition. >>> a new york city police sergeant was killed and another wounded while searching for a suspect in a home invasion. this is breaking on fox 25 news at 4:00. authorities say the officer was trying to approach the suspect in a vehicle when the gunman opened fire. sergeant paul was killed in the shooting as well as the suspect. mayor bill de blasio broke the news to the sergeant's family earlier today. >> the sergeant was a 19 year veteran of the nypd long term and devoted member member of the precinct and a loving father of two young children. >> a second officer sergeant was shot in the leg. he's in stable condition at a city hospital. >>> in mow missouri, a suspect is in custody accused of shooting two police officers. this happened today in a

macron resigned his post in hollande's cabinet earlier this year. he's young. >> young, and it's a crowded field. especially when you look at the republican side and questions over where this leaves french president hollande's whose popularity ratings continue to suffer. i did talk to an investor this week who said he's been here, fund-raising. it will be interesting to see how this one pans out. the person i was speaking to said macron is young, good policies, but others worry he doesn't have the establishment behind him. >> it doesn't have to be a good thing to be young in a political environment. >> but the establishment doesn't always do you favors in this climate. >>> vladimir putin has dismissed econo his economy minister over bribery allegations. he with you charged with accepting a 2 milli$2 million b from rossneft. appearing in court yesterday, he said he was not guilty but it was in his interest to cooperate with the investigation. he is the high est ranking official to be arrested since the 1991 coup. >>> volkswagen is said to have reache

the site everything apple pro posted a demo. first a user clicks on what appears to be a harmless link. then a video pops up of a man doing a magic trick with a deck of cards. within 10 seconds the operating system freezes. a british newspaper says versions going all the way back to ios 5 are -- a hard reset fixes the problem. >>> in tennessee federal investigators are at the scene of yesterday's deadly school bus crash trying to figure out what went wrong. a tow truck hauled away the wreckage of that bus. yelled's crash in chattanooga killed five children, four girls and one boy. kpix5 allen martin shows us there are some serious allegations against the driver. >>reporter: police arrested the bus drier and charged him with five counsel. vehicular manslaughter. investigators say 24-year-old johnthony walker was driving well above the speed limit of 30 miles per hour when he lost control. jasmine mateen lost one of her three children. she claims that she complained to the school about the drivers drinking and driving. >> my daugh

investigators are now looking at a post, a facebook post which could belong to the attacker abdul artan. he post it had minutes before the attack was carried out. they are working to confirm it was him. one investigator describes the post as a declaration against unfair treatment of muslims. the method used the fact that he was drooifdzing driving a car i a crowd of people and use ago knife. isis encouraged attackers to use those things. we are learning bhoer artan the 19-year-old ohio state student. he was polite and attended daily prayer services at a mosque. a student by the same name abdul artan complained to the newspaper, the lat terne, there weren't any places to pray on campus and he thought people were afraid of him because he was a muslim. he plowed his car into a crowd of students and pulled out a butcher knife and attacked them before he was taken down by a police officer. we are talking about how that horrific scene played out. >> he appeared on the sidewalk. i saw one guy (indiscernible n. (. everybody was shouting run, run, run. >> hear a loud bangnd i saw a huge crowd. p

mom posted a follow-up post on her blog and you see here there's a picture of all the gifts and all of the love that people have shown her son. he received a face time call >> grateful for making her son's dream come true. how cool is that? >>> waxing can be very painful. >> nick, i'm going to assume you've never got your legs waxed. >> no. we would need a lot of wax. watch leg waxing in super slo-mo. >>> and they've been in a long distance relationship for quite a while. >> so what i'm going to be doing is, i'm going to surprise her flying out to new york. >> but see what other surprise he has in store. >> she's so ovwhelmed. look at her. and happy. ? this is the time ? ? the time for harmony ? ? let love be the song ? ? that everybody sings ? ? fill the air with joyful noise ? ? let there be peace on earth ? s.c. johnson, a family company. my advice for looking younger, longer? get your beauty sleep. and use aveeno? absolutely ageless? night cream with active naturals? ger looking skin can start today. absolutely ageless? >>> closed captioning provided by -- g that finally relieves y

the post family founded the post seri cereal empire >> she would have square dance parties every friday invitation. >> post died in 1973, and she willed the presidential retreat but presidents never uses it and ill became so costly to maintain that the federal government decided to sell it. that is when donald trump moved in. >> donald trump bought the estate and all the antique furnishes inside for nearly 10 million dollars. last year he bragged to the post how that deal went down. according to trump his initial property was rejected so he turned around and bought a adjacent property and threatened to build a large hideous house on it. trump claims that drove the property value down here and that is when he was able to come in and snatch up mar-a-lago. >> the deal of the century. >> but early on frank described m mar-a-lago as a financial albatross for trump. the maintenance alone across a fortune. >> when he became crunched with money and needed to do something this house was sort of a weight on around his shoulder and he had to co-something wis. >> eventually trump came up with the i

mike coffman, endorsed by the denver post. he's "a consistent warrior" who "took action against his party's presidential nominee," donald trump, and has "urged republicans to stop stalling on immigration reform." mike coffman. "reliable." a "leader." unlike morgan carroll, who the post calls "disingenuous" and "partisan." gridlock reduced in congress, we need more representatives like coffman." mike coffman. endorsed by the denver post for congress. i'm mike coffman, and i approve this message. ? >>> open enrollment bins to obamacare today. health care law. f0 >>> good morning, everyone. 7:26. i'm alan gionet. more than a dozen families evacuated in the plum creek neighborhood of castle rock are returning home this morning. several homes were evacuated after police found pair explosive devices inside a home. the bomb squad detonated those devices last night. [ sound of explosion ] >> did it on a nearby golf course. they said it was done out of abundance of caution. the chemicals were found after the arrest of two teenaged boys

it was revealed today that he posted a wild rant to facebook, telling americans to with i.s.i.s. or face more attacks. >>> hours at chicago's o'hare airport are expected to walk off the job today, workers demanding union rights and an increase in pay, including janitors, cabin cleaners and baggage handlers have committed to the strike, >>> shelter installed over the nuclear reactor in chernobyl. watch these pictures here. it's actually quite impressive. they brought in hydraulic jacks, and it reached its destination today. it represents a great step forward in containing the remains's of the world's worst nuclear disaster, 30 years ago in what was the soviet republic but ukraine. it cost billions of dollars and was one of the most challenging engineering projects ever. >>> donald trump will kickoff a thank you tour this thursday at a rally in cincinnati, ohio. also today, two cabinet positions, elaine chow picked as married to mitch mcconnell. price picked as secretary of health and human services, price an outspoken critic of obamacare. >>> trump is set to have a second meeting

the team posted a video to facebook before leaving. they've been scheduled to play a match tomorrow. right now, the league's president is en route. >> 81 people on board the plane that took off from bolivia and made an emergency some electrical problems, and then it was not heard from again. we'll continue to stay on top of this breaking news. >>> the other main story that we're following, the investigation into that attack at ohio state university. classes are resuming there this morning. >> yeah. right after that huge victory. >> against michigan. >> yes. that big game. an 18-year-old attacker plowed his car into a group of pedestrians, got out and stabbed dozens taken to the hospital for treatment, and the attacker was a student born in somalia and was a permanent u.s. resident. investigators are looking into every aspect of his life. >> one ohio state police officer saw the entire incident play out and opened fire killing the attacker. >> our officer was on scene in less than a minute and ended this situation in less than a minute.

it has yet to post overall revenue gains since the spinoff. drivers are fighting for $15 an hour. they will take part in broader protests. in san francisco, drivers are planning to march at airport with signs. others will idle cars or march with low wage workers. the company has previously said many drivers make more than $19 an hour. some complain that uber's aggressive fare cuts make it harder to scrape by. uber drivers are considered contractors. they are not entitled to sick pay or overtime pay. >>> "early start" continues right now. this morning, cnn learning more about the somali refugee behind a stab bing spree at ohio state. his final facebook post could point investigators to terrorism. >>> donald trump tweeting up a storm. why the president-elect is targeting cnn or again targeting cnn. >>> entire cities evacuated. wildfire burning out of control in tennessee. now the flames are heading toward a tourist attraction. good morning. i'm john berman. this is "early start." >> i'm christine romans. it is 5:00 a.m. in the east. investigator

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>> cbs sports presents "the jeep post game show." >> welcome to the jeep post game show. i'm adam zucker. tonight on cbs begins with "frosty the snowman" >> adam: tonight, only cbs. in the game you just saw missouri beat arkansas 28-24. joined by rick neuheisel and brian jones. how about the tigers in the second half. >> brian: how about the defense for the tigers. the defensive coordinator has to be pleased. gave up 120 on the ground in the first half, only 35 in the second half and gave up austin angle a sack. >> rick: bret bielema has to go back to the drawing boards. this is a defense that gave up nearly 400 yards on the ground last week to tennessee. arkansas was trying to throw the ball too much. it's going on cost them >> adam: missouri gets to lift that 180-pound battle line trophy. the apple cup. winner takes the pac-12 north. >> brian: they got off to a great start. jake browning finds john rolfe at the back of the the end >> adam: first time since 2001 both teams are ranked for this meeting. spoilers, rick. ioplaying spoiler on nebraska. >> rick: hawkeye fans g

i took to facebook and posted. i love my mother. >> i miss your love, i miss your hugs. >> every mother's day i listen to all of our favorite songs. >> i think about you all the time, at night, when i'm getting ready to go to bed, it makes me think of the most amazing mom that i have. >> i miss playing with you and sleeping with you at night. >> i miss your smile and i miss your hug, i posted on facebook i miss how you used to -- i can't do it. >> i've been having some personality issues by that i mean my sexuality and i wish you weren't in prison so you could be here to help me with it. >> school is kind of good, but fighting in school, it's difficult. >> recently i was inducted for the national honor society at my school. >> something good that happened to me recently i went roller skating. >> mom i love riding bikes because i love riding them. >> dear mom, i will always love you no matter what happens. >> and i can't wait to see you. >> from your first born. >> happy poert's day. >> love you, mom. >> love your f

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. >>> new information tonight about a controversial facebook post by two west virginia women caused a nationwide backlash >> tone and shawn, temperatures comfortable. the showers that passed through the light showers that you may have seen secreted stage right and we're going to bring on clear skies an cool evening and seven-day forecast. i got 70's and freezing temperatures within a few days of each other. we'll show you all of that when fox 5 local news at 6:00 comes >>> a minnesota police officer is facing manslaughter charges tonight for the shooting death of philando castile. the officer shot castille following a traffic stop and is his girlfriend you may recall stream the aftermath of the shooting live on facebook. prosecutors say the officer's fear did not deadly force. officer yanez is charged with manslaughter. it's the strongest the family could have hoped for. >> the family is pleased with the recommendation. we know what type of charges could be brought about by statute of minnesota laws. family and i to support the decision >> he's facing dangerous charge of a firearm and

the post goes on for other incidents on the bus and shared thousands of times. the incident to boston police on november 3, but not until sunday that parents learned about it from that facebook post the school sent out an automated message they took appropriate action; however, not nearly enough for parents who thought the school would send any at all if not for the post. >> i love the school and after hearing this, i am like, i don't know what to think. >> reporter: the school not public but boston public schools handles transportation the city including this one. there was no bus monitor on board at the time and only 30% of 3,000 bus roots have them, including eight of the charter schools 21 bus routes. putting a monitor on every bus would cost the district up today 7 million. now later this mork, we will be hearing from a woman who describes herself as an advocate for bus monitors. she should be here in the 8:00 hour. and we will be hearing from her. as criminal case because the child in question is only 6 years old. jessica reyes, fox25 news. >>> a father in

. >>> and a post-brexit budget. the uk finance minister outlining the first spending plans since the country voted to leave the eu. it's wednesday, november 23, 2016. "worldwide exchange" begins right now. ♪ ♪ >> good morning. welcome to "worldwide exchange" on cnbc. i'm sara eisen. >> i'm wilfred frost. good morning to you from me as well. >> let's check in on the markets. after another record close for u.s. stocks, the trump rally has momentum and is strong again. we have a lot of economic data to work through today. ahead of the thanksgiving day holiday where stocks are closed. for now strength in dow futures up 5. s&p futures are flash. nasdaq futures up 3 1/2. the dow with an all-time high yesterday, crossing above the 19,000 mark and closing above it for the first time in history. the s&p 500 seeing record intraday and closing highs for its part that index ticking above the 2,200 key technical mark for the first time ever. and u.s. treasury yields took a pause yesterday, but stayed near high levels. 2.3. real

it turns out, post-election stress disorder is a real thing. keagan harsha has the story. <<< "post election stress disorder?" spend five minutes in a park with a marker board... and you'll learn... just about all of us.... and i mean all of us... have got some .... nats .... to sort out... "how's it going with the family right now?" "we're doing ok. we do have some family members that want to move to canada." really is a thing. "most of us have pretty much deleted anyone that doesn't agree with us." "so you've lost a few facebook friends?" "oh most definitely." and don't just take it from me.. "absolutely yes..." dr. liz chamberlain is a licensed psychologist. "it's really been interfering with a lot of people's normal functioning." can't outrun... "yeah' it's tough." especially knowing what lies ahead. "the hardest part now is we have thanksgiving coming." yep -- america -- its time to mend those fences. "the tension is there. there's no way they're going to have that conversation." ... sooner rather than later. . "have you thought much about

tweet us, twitter.com/booktv or post a comment on our facebook page. facebook.com/booktv. >> here is a look at this year's winners of the national book award. nonfiction award "history of racism in america, stamped from the beginning" representative john lewis and representative lewis' digital director won the young people's literature award for the third installment of the book on the civil rights movement and march. national bookstore for the underground railroad. a poetry award for the book "the performance of becoming human". make sure to watch book tv's coverage of the national book awards this sunday at 10 p.m. eastern time. >> here is a look at authors recently featured on book tv's afterward, our weekly author interview program. discussing research on the impact on immigration on the u.s. economy. and argued how income inequality has contributed to economic growth. columbia law professor explained the way the way that society has been affected by advertising. and gary young on his investigation of gun violence in america. former senate majority

if your mailbox is empty for a couple days, call the post office. report any mail fraud.he number is on your screen right now, and will be on our website. that's nbc bay area.com/responds where you can send us tips or you can call us if you wish, the number is # 88-996-tips. back to you. >> you have to be so careful. >> thank you, chris. >> especially around the holidays. >> you have to be sharp. >>> it's kind of holiday weather. >> cool, crisp outside, and you know, by tomorrow, we're already going to be looking ahead toward thanksgiving next week. on that extended forecast. right now, though, we want to get you into what we're seeing still, that is the possibility of that weekend rain. i want to update you on this chance we can get. a lot of you have plans on saturday and sunday. accumulating rainfall on sunday. we'll have the exact totals in two minutes. i want to take you to marin and napa. remember to cover up the plants and take those pets inside, coldest time for tomorrow morning, 6:15 to 7:00 in the morning. for the rest of the bay area, we'll go down as chilly as

he made the comment in a post on his own facebook page. he said the firm aims to improve the mechanism for detecting false news. the firm also plans to enlist the help of more third-party fact-checking organizations and add warnings to articles that are likely to be false. facebook automatically displays news that users may find interesting. that's based on their preferences and the articles they have read recently. some media outlets and experts have pointed out that the news included false information that might have swayed the election to donald trump's advantage. a research company says 44% of adults in the the u.s. rely on facebook for news stories. analysts predict more calls for facebook to take responsibility for its news content in line with what other news media do. >>> wine and sake, they are tax at different rates in japan. officials at the japanese finance ministry have decided it is time to change that. similar production methods for the two beverages put them in the same category for taxation purposes. ministry officials say

hundreds of post-it notes with opinions and messages have been ripped down. nbc bay area's elyce kirchner joins us from the lake merritt area. this wasn't embraced by everyone. what's the issue? >> reporter: people here say they know who's taking down these post-it notes but as soon as a new note goes up, that person is ripping them down. take a look here behind me. right now, all you see here is a painted mural, but a few days ago it was covered with hundreds of post-it notes. even in the rain -- >> things like we love you, oakland, take care of oakland, be kind to each other. >> reporter: soggy post-it notes with message of love survive. >> just had little phrases, slogans, respect one another. >> reporter: hundreds plastered right off of busy lakeshore avenue in oakland's lake merritt neighborhood. >> a good seven feet high, went down about 30 feet on the wall here. >> covered with these post-it notes. it was a beautiful thing. >> reporter: spontaneously put up after donald trump won the presidential election. >> it was one thing that made me feel better a

we have that facebook post in question. that refers to students at the boston renaissance charter school and says i have a close tested ten times mainly by another 6-year-old, mainly on the bus. the post went on to describe several other incidents on buses and was shared thousands of times. the school reported the incident to boston police on november 3, but it wasn't until sunday that several parents learned about it through that facebook post. the school sent out a automated message and took appropriate action but not you have for several parents. some are wondering if the school would say anything at all >> if it can happen on the school bus, it can happen anywhere. i love the school, a great school, but after hearing this, i don't know what to think. >> reporter: the school is not public but boston public school handles the transportation for all charter schools in the city including this one. a spokesman said there was no bus monitor on the bus at the time and there was a camera and he says there are only bus monitors

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