pratt has recently found out she's not pregnant.ve a miscarriage because i've had some signs of that. >> part of me accepted the fact that i probably did. all things happen for a reason. >>> coming up -- >> awesome day. the countdown to 13 hours and i'm out of this hell hole. >> baseline abenbroth's release day arrives. >> heather pratt braces for a nerve-racking court appearance. >> my parents will be there. it's going to be hard to see my mom and dad today. why do i cook for the holidays? to share with family to carry on traditions to come together, even when we're apart in stuffing, mashed potatoes, gravy, and more, swanson® makes holiday dishes delicious! you never dwell on how you don't it was made...ut it... it's just a blanket after all... but when everything else has been lost, the comfort it provides is immeasurable. the america red cross brings hope and help to people in need every 8 minutes, every day. so this season give something that means something. support us at redcross.org for medicare. the medicare enrollment dead

chris pratt fans are outraged.e thought that would be our lead story today. >>> but the bill cosby story gets worse. there is new fallout, sources are saying that nbc pulled an upcoming cosby comedy project. netflix has indefinitely postponed a cosby special. >> meanwhile, janice dickinson's claims of sexual abuse at the hands of bill cosby have led to a fiery response from the comedian's lawyer. but dickinson and now one of the other accusers refuse to back down. today they areht figing ba

we have mall functioning lights at pratt street.ecause of an overturned vehicle that brought down a pole. stick to cottman instead of rhawn street. look for that. in mount airy we've got a disabled vehicle this one near johnson street. outside we go on knew nye approaching cot -- outside we go on i-95, approaching cottman. we're jammed from past academy to cottman, from betsy ross bridge to girard, it's that time of the morning. >> we've been following this breaking story, a man is dead after a fire at a north philadelphia boarding house this fire pushed two dozen people out of the buildings into the cold night. katherine scott is live on the scene at north 22nd street and she joins us with the details. >> reporter: good morning tam, one man has died in this fire, his name and age have not been released. fire crews are on the scene. the fire marshal is investigating what happened this morning. the fire broke out before 3:00 a.m. on the 3000 block of north 22nd street in the alliance of youth mission ministry building. a three story

. >>> he turned over government to sharon pratt kelly. >>> five months after he got out of prison, he was back on the campaign trail, and defeating, the councilmember. >>> you get knocked down and, if you fall down and, get down, and you don't stay. >>> he was campaigning for his old job as dc mayor, and he was elected, and striking was how he was loved. >>> i love him. he did a lot for us black people. >>> also striking how he was leathed among whites and it was 5%. >>> i hated him since the 1980s. >>> back in office, his response to whites, get over it. >>> get over it. >>> but he got the worst of it, kelly handed berry, a city that was flat broke and, congress appointed a control board, and berry as a mere figure head and, the financial officer turned on berry. >>> and for the administration. >>> and williams got himself elected mayor, and, at that moment, the control board gave back control of the city to the mayor's office and, the control board chairman. >>> out of office once again, he would make a try for at large, council seat and, then, in a traffic stop, they said he had co

the pratt library in baltimore hosted this 50-minute event. >> it's nice to be here surrounded by pictures of edgar allen poe and books about poe and baltimore in many ways has a feel a lot like new orleans, an old port city with traditions and a quirky and sometimes spooky history. and i always kind of feel at home in baltimore just as i feel at home in new orleans. and where i lived for 10 years. what i want to do tonight is introduce you to this case that has a kind of -- that has kind of disappeared from the american memory, but at least for the summer of 1870 captivated the nation, newspaper readers across the country and try to explain to it you in the -- so that you can see what i saw as i stumbled across it. i began writing -- i found this story while i was doing much more traditional legal history. i was researching the famous slaughter-house cases, the first case where the supreme court intercepted the 14th amendment and i was reading every single day of the new orleans newspapers in 1870 and suddenly there's this story about a white baby being abducted by two african-american wo

and pratt says he's done with that.n an instagram and as we check out is that six pack and those guns, yep, it's easy to see why. >> i don't remember him having 60 pounds to lose. >> i don't either. >> 60 pounds. that will do it. get rid of the carbs and alcohol. i know the alcohol part is difficult for you -- >> it is. thanks for that. >> get rid of the carbs. >>> celebrity birthdays now. >> celebrating their big day is a star of "wedding crashers" and "midnight in paris." owen wilson turns 46. from the mix friday movies and "the hangover," actor michael epps. he's 44 now. and actress chloe from "boys don't cry" and "kids." she turns 40. but then we started using k-y yours & mine. but then we started using amazing. k-y yours & mine. this one feels fantastic for me. and combined... ohh, it's a completely new sensation for us both. it's opened a whole new door for us. i've come to clean your pool. but we don't have a pool. i'll come in anyway. next week i'm going to be a maid. [ female announcer ] k-y yours & mine. his e

pratt has that you know, boy next door appeal, not to mention his box office clout. harris is multi talented oscar host we all know him and a great father. >> have they had a gay man as the section uses man alive do you remember. >> i don't believe they have, this could be a first. >> i love neil patrick harris. >> he is great he is so good the at hosting awards show. >> he is talented. >> well, through go. >> sings, dances, acts. >> not as talented as kim kardashian. >> hopefully not a picture like that one. >> i might reinact that picture tomorrow. >> i think you should. >> that would be great. >> bring in some of that baby oil to rub on my back. >> yes, glitter. >> no, he is not doing it. >> will you do bottle of champagne too. >> yes. >> still ahead, kenny gamble, he is a music icon, look at this beautiful fashion show, fundraiser that i went to last year, look at that isn't it great. >> manikin models. we will duplicate that or do it again this year and all money goes to as we a on tr for a very good cause. we will tell you all bit and for a very good cause. we

after days of december pratt a manhunt ended here inside this ford taurus in a jessup, maryland. police say delvin barnes the violentin the ofnapping of carlesha philadelphia who was captured on in the car.e was agents blocked in the suspect the arrest. the victim alive, did not appear hysteric.t was and once she had time to process you could telled she was emotionally distraught and we took her immediately to the hospital. >> her family was ecstatic that their loved one was alive after pulled off the street by a man police believe was a strange to the victim. her mother did talk to her by phone. >> she was very upset and crying for me. asking tell me she love me and miss me and come get here in what did her?ay to >> i'm going to get my daughter. i'm going to get my baby. forces inorcement rural communities each of richmond developed him as a suspect in separate violent cripes. a.t.f. virginia field office which alerted these andts from the hyattsville baltimore offices. men now considered heros for woman from a man police are calling a predator. 37-year-old delvin barnes is beg

but i have crossed boar boundaries when i've been afraid or december pratt. desperate. i had to find it in myself. so any moral boundaries, that would be out of fear and desperation. when i found that, i was good to go with nina. she's a desperate woman. could possibly lose her job, her health care, her, you know, her everything. she's lonely. she's older. where is she going? . and i think that that desperation was a thing that i needed for her to sort of -- for a you will of her little, unsavory behavior to come out. >> so she gigive us a good descn of who nina is. describe the film for those of us wondering what this nightcrawler is. >> well, i had no idea, but there's a whole group of people who go out and film everything from accidents and murders, set et cetera and(t sell them to th news station because they get great ratings. i like to drive around late because i love los angeles at night. now i'm looking for nightcrawlers. but it sells. and we watch it. it seems to somehow interest us, you know. and i've been asked to articulate -- i would say why does it? and i

else where on the boulevard, bight directions right at pratt street. whenever you see that, treat it as a four-way stop. another new accident on warminster. some increased volume out there, normal volume starting to build in the spots we're used to on 76. finally in north philadelphia we're still following this fire department activity on north 22nd between toronto and clearfield streets. vai? >> thank you, we're following breaking news in north philadelphia one person is dead and nearly two dozen people forced out into the cold after a fire at a homeless shelter. monique braxton is live with an update. monique, what can you tell us? >> vai, firefighters are now wrapping up here at the scene, but i can tell you that they spent more than three hours inside this third floor apartment where they found billowing smoke, flames and a body of a 57-year-old man. the fire victim, a new york native who lived here was disabled. the fire commissioner also tells us they learned he was a smoker who may not have been able to escape when the blaze began three hours ag

i rolled around at some point. >> jimmy: pratt falls as ferdinand magellan? >> i know. up at 5:00 this child needs a tutor. [ laughter ] "what? that's my kid up there." yeah -- and where did you go up, where are you from? >> lynchburg, virginia. i was born in pennsylvania. but mostly my childhood -- oh yeah, virginia. yeah. or pennsylvania. >> jimmy: or pennsylvania. go for both. how many -- lynchburg, virginia -- how many actors have come out of lynchburg, virginia? >> one of the greatest actors i think ever, connie britton. >> jimmy: oh my gosh, we love connie britton. >> she went to my high school. >> jimmy: oh, she's the best >> i love her too. she's now my neighbor in l.a. we're like lynchburg girls stick together. it's crazy. >> jimmy: yeah, no way. >> yeah. >> jimmy: now that's fun. >> she came out of there. i don't know who else. but you got the two of us. >> jimmy: yeah, that's all you need. that's all you need. did you guys have the same acting teacher? >> we did, we had the same -- >> jimmy: are you kidding me? >> he came and visited us like last year and we

. >> a zest pratt search for preshts cargo. why a man is accusing delta air leadership of losing his dog. and a program reminder, kron 4 will bring you the san francisco giants victory parade in an encore celebration tomorrow. an hour-long look at the best moment and speeches. catch it tomorrow at 4, followed by the kron 4 news at 8. >>> starbucks has ruled on a controversial new dress koid for they employee. workers are as -- are now allowed to show their tattoos as lodge as they're not on the face or neck. they can also wear tongue studs and ear gauges that are no wider than 10 mill meeters. starbucks says the rules are based on the new food ape safety guide leadership. >>> frank ram -- rank romano says delta airlines lost his dog, ty. ty clue chued through the crate and escaped. now he's stuck in tampa and worried about his best friend. >> i just want him home safe. i just want him back. i just want to be reunited with ty again. >> they sound like they just lost a piece of bag annual, that's. he's family. >> frank rescued ty

troops are still in the country, but pratt barac president barack obama plans to withdraw half of them by january. joining us now from kabul is al jazeera's jennifer glasse. jennifer, thanks for being with us. let's begin with most dangerous. >> 2014 has been a pivotal year for them. they seem very concerned about security, and a lot of them breathe a sigh of relief when of a raff gandhi signed agreement with united states. they're aware that it's going to be a very small force. only 12.5000 troops, a far cry from the 140,000 troops who were here at the very height of the surge in 2011. people are secured about their security, and it's kind of ironic, ray, that these troops have pulled up the u.s. marines, and pulled out of heilman province. there are 350,000 afghan security forces here, but they've had a brutal fighting season taking very heavy casualties. i was there on saturday, and in northern heilman province, the taliban still control large areas of land. nothing in the cities. nothing in the towns, but a lot of the rural areas. we've seen copy production skyrocket this year. the

anything in the timing ten days after the separatists had an selection in eastern ukraine, and also when pratt barack obama seems weakened domestically. >> it's basically a situation where moscow has pledged to the rebels that it will defend them. it will support them, and it will shop them from being defeated. you've got the rebels in ukraine who are talking to russia. and saying that the ukrainian military is about to launch an offensive. you have got to help us out. essentially that's probably what russia is doing. and in terms of the timing, well, this is not particularly good timing for any kind of military offensive in ukraine, whether that be on the rebel side or the ukrainian army side. the autumn months in ukraine, especiallessentially turn the crowds to slush and mud. the clouds become low. it's very difficult to do any kind of decisive push in any direction. so the analysts i've been speaking to here are saying this influx of military hardware is basically more intended to keep the status quo. it's to defend the rebels. it's to stop them losing any significant ground. yes, the fight

in it we see dinosaurs return to the screen along with chris pratt. >>> last night on dance being theth star to win the title. >> this is my version of the kim k, but the forward one. >> on "ellen" she showed off the new look while promoting "horrible bosses 2." >>> this week saw the unveiling of jimmy fallon's name atop the entrance to 30 rock. there it is right there, "starring jimmy fallon." cool to see. >> right on sixth avenue. the macy's parade will go right past sglit when they light the tree in a couple days, everybody goes by that, too. >> it's advertising. the show is back. went from the west coast, now back to the east coast. >> he deserves to have his name in lights. >> it was cool. he did the plugging in thing and everything. >> love it. >>> that is it for now. i'm francis rivera. this is "early today." we hope this is your first stop of the day on nbc. i want regularity. of course i do, it's a big part of good digestive health. can't i just have regularity without having to think about it, let alone talk about it? benefiber® conveniently helps support good digestive heal

. >> with chris pratt.d alfonso was crowned the king on dancing with the stars or should we say king carlton. he's the 19th star to win the title. >> stand up please i want to see how pretty this is. >> this is my version of the kim k but the forward one. >> she might have some back problems with that. >> we have just proven that more is not better. >> on allen she showed off a new look while promoting horrible bosses too. she managed to take a little dig at kim k. >> this week saw the unveiling of jimmy fallon's name atop of the entrance to 30 rock. that's where the tonight show is filmed. it's about time he got his name in lights. >> it's a cool thing to have out front. millions of people go by that. >> i'm betty nguyen this is first look on nbc. way too early with thomas roberts starts right now. >> is there anything you could have done differently that would have prevented that killing from taking place. >> nothing. >> no. >> and you're absolutely convinced when you look through your heart and your mind

joining me in the studio right now is allison pratt, policy and services director at alameda county community food bank. it has one of the most robust advocacy programs in food banks across the country. so nice to see you again. >> thank you for having me. >> you have been really busy and that study we just heard about, one in seven, it's bad enough but the studies you have looked at are even worse in alameda. >> it is. the alameda county community food bank was really glad to have the opportunity to participate in the feeding america study. it is the most comprehensive study of hunger in our nation to date and what we learned about our own community is really shocking. currently, one in five alameda county residents is relying on the food bank to meet their nutrition needs. that's a full 20% of our friends and neighbors who can't afford to put food on the table in one of the most affluent counties in the country. >> it is stunning. who are the families and why is this going on? >> so you know, children and seniors remain the most vulnerable to hunger. we actually, with this study, saw a very

>> an industrial giant with businesses ranging from carrier air conditioners to otis elevators to pratt and whitney engines, utc only saying chenevert's departure is unrelated to the firm's financial performance and the transition is part of an established success plan. still, investors didn't know the change was coming and that's unusual for a firm this size as they try to telegraph ceo succession investors are right to question whether it was personal, personnel or strategic issues that were behind the departure. >> there's something that's being hidden. something hidden from sight. >> a 20-year veteran of the firm, chenevert was seen as capable if not dynamic. and despite concerns about competition in key markets like china, he wasn't dogged by criticism. now his successor is left to respond to unanswered questions at the firm's annual investor day next month. for "nightly business report," i'm mary thompson in new york. >>> and some facts now about united technologies if you're not so familiar with the company. shares are up more than 50% since chenevert took over as chief executive

investigators say the condo was a drug lab filled with butane gas to ex-sharon pratt kelly hash oil -- to extract hash oil from marijuana plants. two men ran from the fireball both with severe burns on their bodies. >> his head was still on fire. he was yelling for water. >> reporter: the cell phone video shows one man on a stretcher badly burned. this is how the second story condo now looks barely recognizable. most of it collapsed down to the first floor unit. both men were taken to uc-davis medical center. one of them airlifted there. now, they were in critical condition. as for that third possible victim, because they did not find a third person there, they think those two men were the only ones injured in the blast. i'll send it back to you guys. >> thank you, da. >>> needless to say, some people still out of their homes because of the blast. kpix 5's len ramirez joins us live outside a nearby church. now, len, as many as 50 people have taken shelter. >> reporter: well, this blast is still impacting several dozen families here in the walnut creek area. but this united mentalist c

. >> they hired a number of full-time employees, paid thousands of dollars in america's cop pratt tax but at the. >> well, let's check the american market. good morning, landon. >> reporter: scott, good morning to you. futures are higher dow and s&p closing at record highs. investors reacting to better-than-expected data on manufacturing and home sales, which helped ease concern about slowing economic growth in europe and china. also powering tech stocks higher as the chip company raised it's estimates higher for the year. scott back to you, have a great weekend. >> you, too. we talked before about gabe's effect on the rab effect unhigh land. p for giving that three-fingered. they won't be charged but it is, acould have had prrks. >> wow. thank you very much. i appreciate that. 5:17 on your friday morning. the rain tote so you get early, plan pj. >> help me help you this morning. give me a little bit of your time and i will do my best to get you around this fog. patchy morning fog will be the storm. what you'll notice about this happ happen. >> you keep that in mind. if you're someone

. >>> then, plastic surgery poster child heidi pratt with an extreme warning for anyone considering going knife. >> i literally chopped up my whole body. >>> and a.j.'s on the set of "chicago fire" with taylor kinney and the crew, playing who's got more game. >> i cook like no one's business. >>> this is "extra" at universal studios hollywood, the entertainmen

a young american foundation ashley pratt went to uc santa barbara. college students what they knew about global warming. >> a lot more power. our solar panel type: t is not what it should be right now. >> you can see climate change everywhere. >> climate change is hurting our ecosystem and environment. stuart: zero dear. i guess we will have more of this. who taught them this nonsense? >> there was not a single one that did not say global warming was something they were extremely worried about. there is a subsidy in california. if they take on solar initiatives, they can take on money and funding. the water was running on the grass and the grass is very green. why is it that they don't practice what they preach? >> i have to give you this one. a couple economists looked at the 97% of climate scientists, the same methodology. now they find 100% of scientists said global warming is either stopping or slowing down. >> john cook, i think he cooked the books there. i think that that is honestly true now. we really have not seen any change at all. there ha

is privatizes the risk with the reward of pratt -- the pattern that we see now that has been in place since the beginning this is not a system in which parents treat the industrial base of the capitalist economy. this is a system where parents are robbed by state ratings whose sole position is determined by their relationship and value detraction is extremely important part of the picture most of the academic world has spent the last 20 years focusing on democracy in russia democracy building sustaining, failing the ninth on authoritarianism succeeding in that basic conclusion that i came to is russia is not a system under putin of accidental autocrats the system created with a purpose by intelligent design from the very beginning of the regime. was started off this project to find the authoritarian moments with the idea of when did they decide to do with a clearly had done? 2004 i went back to 2000 and realized mainly looking and elections at the time that even the 2000 election was fraudulent. putin would not have one in the first round without massive fraud. that means from the ver

. -- crawford del pratt. any reflections looking back? >> there was excitement, someone of people on the floor just one year ago watching the stock pop over 70% on the first day of trading. those people who received allocations of the people who benefited. thepeople who bought after first day, depending if they are still holding a, did not fit. that there wasg so much hype, so much excitement surrounding the company. after a couple of earnings reports, and number showing the user growth is slowing, the sentiment isn't quite as exciting. >> crawford, i think of your work as a business analyst, not a stock analyst. , and is thateeling divorced from the business? >> the feeling around the stock is missed opportunity and missed expectation. day of the ipo, there was so much opportunity for what we still believe could be a large part of the future of media. living up to expectations. it's too hard to use, too hard to get people engaged. there hasn't been a twitter moment. that's what the chatter is about. the learningake curve less steep? >> i

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the boulevard at pratt street no cross traffic allowed a mall functioning light a problem.outer drive stick to the inner drive. >> an opening to the window of atlantic city, new jersey, almost looks like a nice summer morning, but it is not. >> reporter: we have sun up over the horizon, check out the numbers, 47 degrees in philadelphia and wilmington. 45 in allentown and there's a bit of a chilly breeze blowing as we look at the afternoon call, high of 54 degrees. it's going to wind up being windy with wind gusts up to 30 miles per hour there's a chance of a pop up spotty shower in the afternoon most don't see it. sun to clouds on saturday, clouds to sun on sunday, 57 matt. >> meet the man police say put them on the trail of the germantown kidnapper very early on. his story at 6abc.com. ♪ music ♪ it's so important to make someone happy ♪ ♪ make just one heart to heart you ♪ ♪ one face that lights when it nears you ♪ [ male announcer ] play the monopoly millionaires' club lottery game. making more and more millionaires. e providing relief to families of the fallen. go to coa

that honor goes to pass rush specialtyist and great grandfather john pratt., you know. i always associated retirement with being tired you know. i said i'm not tired so why on earth would i want to retire. >> pratt's resume includes coaching players in both the afl and nfl. h went up against vince lombardi in the championship game now known as super bowl i in los angeles. >> it was the first super bowl not sold out in the coliseum. and i have the program at home and i fold it out and attach to it the ticket stub that my wife had from the game. $12. >> wow. >> $12 to go to the game. >> wow. >> reporter: the kid in the gang is 69-year-old larry sur line, a former marine whose first job in the nfl came at 56. he came out of retimer to become the cardinals offensive line coach. >> how do outfeel getting roped into this you're one of the old guys? >> i can't figure it out. i don't know how i got included the group. i don't feel like it. >> dwirch your age, do you think the players are even more respectfulsome respectfulsome. >> i don't know if they're respectful o

and ashley pratt is wondering where is the fair and balanced outrage from the media and what group are you saying now. >> i know they are not, neither am i a. because the only people in the only news stations that are covering this is fox news. so kudos to you guys were exposing the scandal on the left. and reports came out that showed a little networks out there are not covering this. just like nancy pelosi dead and look at what happened governor romney when he made comments at a private event. it made him look arrogant and insensitive and these are disrespect will to the american people as a whole when this is being pushed and shoved down our throats. but this is christmas come early, the fact that these have been found, these tapes have been found, it shows the arrogance of the left when it comes to creating policies and i think it's beneficial for the american people and also that they know best, which is showing yet again that they believe that they are correct in all the video. the premiums have gone up, it's hurting americans in small businesses, which are the backbone of the am

. >> [mute] off, chris pratt. >> i hate scott foley. he's tv poison for one thing and he's a [mute] creep with a raper face. >> michael chick lis looks like a skroet um. >> ted danson sucks donkey balls. he's right. >> john stay mows has a gross belly button. shut the [mute] up. i don't have that. he's right. >> i hope you all have a great weekend, except you, lisa kudrow. [mute] you. >> if an alien landed here and demanded a famous person to eat, i'd drive straight to adam sandler's house with a net. [mute]. >> jimmy: tonight on the show we have music from jesse j. with 2 chainz. tom verica from "how to get away with murder" is here. this week in unnecessary censorship is still to come. and we'll be right back with one direction. stick around. [car revving] [car revving] ♪ ♪ [car revving] introducing the first ever 306 horsepower lexus rc coupe. once driven, there's no going back. for over 150 years, the bacardi family has made the world's most awarded rum. bacardi untameable since 1862. six of our best six-inch subs- "simple 6 menu".

the house speaker will swear in david pratt. he is a professor and upset house majority leader eric cantor in a primary election for virginia's 7th district. >>> new fire trucks represent a turnaround for d.c. and ems and major gray brought out equipment to show the city is making changes and progress. breakdown and staff changes and personnel mistakes have haunted the department recently. the mayor says he has reformed his promise to update the department. >>> two lawyers are in jail now. new at 6:00, how police zoomed in on those suspects. >> he admitted to drinking and driving a government car. a woman ended up dead and questions why he's still on the job making sixfigures. >>> record cold and snow. cold weather heading our way, huh, veronica? >> that's right. you will likely not like it. we've been talking the last couple of days, as cold edges closer, winter air and what's >>> now to the extreme weather blasting through parts of the country. this is time lapsed video of heavy snow at denver international airport. that's not

ashley pratt says this is proof ttat the next president may very well be a current governor and may very well call in a lot of those. all right. why is it significant? >> governors are -- you can tell they have to manage a state. it's very important, the job of a governor. and i think if you will look at what happened in the midterm with all the governors won, i worked for the governor of arkansas campaign. i did some national stuff ffr abbott that won for texas. these are quality guys. the reason it's so important, depending on who the nominee is, hopefully it will be a governor or something. they ccn help sway the state. we had someebig wins. we had governors and i think that will be a huge part for 2016 in getting someone elected. neil: good news for all the governors out there who might be considering a run, chris christie comes to mind. scott walker comes to mind. a host of othhrs. does that mean if you're a senator, rand paul, you'rr less likely to sort of galvanize or take advantage of this? >> i don't think that's true. i think we've seen rand paul take a strong stance when it co

pratt will finish the term cantor resigned from and then begin a new term next year. >>> another big upset winner in our area. larry hogan will take another step to his transition. mayor governor-elect will announce a new senior member of his transition team. this is happening in annapolis. we were not told who it will be, though. >>> the first step to putting a human on mars. this is the new orion roebcket. no astronauts will be on that flight. the goal is to make sure all the rocket systems can work before it can carry any humans. how cool to finally put somebody on bars. >> more than 30 years since they put a rocket on the launch pad. it will be exciting to watch. >> for sure. fog and mild temperatures. >> we're getting quite a bit of de of my storm team 4 facebook, twitter followers are posting photos. here is where you can post fog photos to instagram, twitter, and facebook. that's what daniel perez did. he took this a few minutes ago. dense fog in alexandria. a great job capturing dense fog. you know it's even worse than that. right now all the counties in gray are under a dens

. >> congratulates toss chris pratt, that actor, i like him, he landed one of the covers of gq magazine'sthey don't just pick one dude. they pick four a year. >> yes, now the magazine honored the park and rec star for his big year. other actors and steve correll, also got covers of their own, actors charlene woodly also joins the guys with her own cover. >> man and one woman. >> person of the year. >> remember john aniston got voted how she handled her divorce? >> so amazing. >> also mazu, michael sams, also, one of the men of the year. >> is that right? football player? >> first openly gay football player. >> billy joel tells taylor swift shake it off. when it comes to the quote snoots. people are giving taylor a loft trouble. trying to be the face of tourism for new york city. just moved there about three weeks ago. but billy says it is okay, don't worry about this. the piano man also said he thinks taylor -- >> catches a lot of junk. >> oh, catches a lot of junk. >> but likes what he is projecting, respects what she is doing. >> so don't worry about the heat. don't listen to the haters

fellow young conservative, ashleigh pratt, is not surprised.what happened here, bay spoke and the funding miraculously dried up? >> that's exactly the point here. there is a lot of conservative suppression happening on campuses nationwide. this is just one example of it. so lauren mccue, who is the chair of their chapter at virginia tech, she comes out and she wants to do an event with bay buchanan who is a great conservative leader. youngest u.s. treasurer ever. apparently the issue there is because she's talking about leadership in washington on the immigration issue. and it sparked a controversy on campus because more than 300 students attended which by all means is a successful event when it's standing room only. and then she gets notified that she's losing her funding when she's trying to celebrate freedom week, which is actually this week. >> was she losing all of her funding? >> all of her funding. >> from whatever was zero. >> the entire club, yes. so they have to put in requests for different events and they have to tell the student bu

the film stars chris pratt and bryce dallas howard. it takes place 22-years after the original jurassic park -- when things have calmed down and everything is supposed to be safe again. build up for the movie is just starting -- it hits theaters in june of next year. so i guess the angle of this movie is that they find the open dress the part. but have defined an insurance company to cover that? >> it's hollywood! don't think about it so hard. it will all work out. >> your note is called suspension of disbelief. some people are capable of that. >> i will go see it. it would be fun. we have some deals to run down. but first, who's going to be out there shopping? according to a survey from retailmenot, 55% of americans plan *not to shop on black friday. so who *does shop on the friday after thanksgiving? millennials! the 2013 survey found that 75% of people between the ages of 18 and 34 are excited to find deals on black friday. 70% of parents look forward to the day as well. meanwhile, 64% of people over 60 dread the big shopping day. g

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not a soldier so please let me know what i should be careful to avoid and he said just be yourself pratt the time i was like thanks a lot but it was the best advice possible. i might have made a terrible mistake but they never made me feel like it. >> i have spent stalking you on facebook. and i noticed a conversation and brewing people asking you if there are other animals besides dogs that they bring to more i think somebody asked about paid so or cats. i know people saw the movie warhorse. >> host: of course, this has been in wars all lot. >> they died in massive numbers a lot but she is a not stalking me we are good friends. [laughter] and one of the most fascinating wars was rolled or one two's all sorts of animals there are some wonderful books at the time two's carrier pigeons horses, mules horses, mules, dogs, camels, cats on the ship. [laughter] we talked quite a bit if your cat would be well-suited for war we decided he was a much better companion for write-in. but -- riding but i dunno but the dogs seem to have remained as the animal that still provides something that we don't