>> i went to a home-school prom. >> jimmy: you did? >> in kentucky. >> jimmy: no, you didn't. >> you can't -- you can't even imagine. >> jimmy: was it in someone's house? >> no, it was at a church. >> jimmy: really? >> it wasn't like a religious based prom. >> jimmy: used the church. >> we used the church as the hosting -- >> jimmy: the first time you had seen other children? >> first time i associated or interacted them. it was more awkward than you can ever dream of. i'm not bagging home-school. i got a good education and everything. >> jimmy: did you ask someone to the home-school prom? >> i did. my girlfriend at the time. i asked her, oh, i got to go weird home-school prom in this weird church in kentucky. >> jimmy: poor baby. i had no idea you were going through all of this. you've given us so much. you really have. >> i'm trying, man. i'm trying. >> jimmy: it's great to see you. you're always welcome. >> nice to see you. >> jimmy: every decade for the next however long. josh hutcher son, everybody. "the hunger games: mockingjay,

i tried to go with prom with someone.he night of prom we decided to go, and i snuck out of my house, and we weren't able to go together, because -- this. -- >> because of the color of your skin? >> sure. yeah. >> they didn't want to send the pictures to relatives -- >> back home. >> what is that like for a kid? >> well, it's interesting because at that time -- >> it does sound very funny. >> no. but now that i have perspective of time from that incident. i was able to deal with it in a funny way. and that's the point of the show. we live in this post obama america, but there are still brown kids that get picked on and made fun of. and that rhetoric still exists today. but i really wanted to make this show to connect with all of these kids. those that have felt this way for a variety of reasons. so many were not accepted for who they were. >> so you told me you are a busy guy. >> yeah. >> you do this show four nights a week and then the daily show -- >> the daily show, yeah. >> you were the last person chosen by jon stewar

based prom. >> jimmy: used the church. hosting -- >> jimmy: the first time you had seen other children? interacted them. it was more awkward than you can ever dream of. i'm not bagging home-school. i got a good education and everything. >> jimmy: did you ask someone to >> i did. i asked her, oh, i got to go with my weird boyfriendnd weird home-school promn this weird church in kentucky. >> jimmy: poor baby. i had no idea you were going through all of this. you've given us so much. you really have. >> i'm trying, man. i'm trying. >> jimmy: it's great to see you. you're always welcome. >> nice to see you. >> jimmy: every decade for thehe next however long. josh hutcher son, everybody. "the hunger games: mockingjay, part 2" opens in theaters friday bob." a new world hangs outside the window beautiful and strange it must be falling away i must be sound and color this project calls for a real multitasker. someone who can handle six things at once. someone like ... jorge! hi, boss. starbucks doubleshot. i'm lucky to get through

, your prom and victoria secret fashion show.ll right. >> that was tracie, reporting. you can see more of the fashion show on december 8th on cbs 36789 it includes performances by week even, el lie golden and selena gomez. >>> san diego bartender is hailed a hero for helping save a choking customer. a all this was captured on camera. the customer was eating aberg when got lodged in the throat. that is when the bar tend are jumps over the bar and gives him the heimlich maneuver. on the fourth try that piece have of burger came loose and that video has gone viral but patty the bartender is down playing the role as hero. >> it is something i did what most everybody else would do. he deserves all of the recognition. >> once he knew he was all right he went back to his lunch. it was the bass burger he ever ate. >> he is great. >> coming up next on "eyewitness news", almost like a bump it but for guys. wait until you see this. >> can't wait. >>> we will show you a video that went viral from the university of missouri, here what the com

when it grows, this is how prom granites pomegranates grow. so how do you get into a betty used to stay up half the night taking the seeds out of the thing. what you can do is you can get that or buy these little 4.4 ounce cont in ps and they take all the work out of it. if you don't want to buy a container you want to look for a pomegranate that's heavy. cut the top of the pomegranate off like this. then score it down like that. now, i do it in water. why? they used to use the steeds -- seeds to dye things years ago. you want to make sure that you do not eat any of this white pith in here. it's very bitter. you want to eat the pomegranate seed. also there's a pit or a little stone inside here. some people if you have a problem with your digestive system you really shouldn't be eating those. but it's fiber. so if you don't have that problem and you eat it, you're getting fiber in it. pomegranates are september, october and november into december. the problem is how do you get them year round? you get these bloom fresh containers from india. in

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, the entire time they have been in school during elementary school spelling bees, rallies, senior proms, america has been at war. last week, i spoke to our men and women on the front lines in iraq. many of them are parents, many of those who aren't hope to be someday. for most of their lives, america has been at war. regardless of the to mulch was -- tumultuous reality they have lived in, military children muster the same grit and courage apparent to devote to defending our country. that is what makes our military the finest fighting force the world has ever known, our people, our secret sauce. not just our fighters, but their families, their kids, who proudly embrace their service. kids like marguerite flynn, whose story is told in the magazine on the move. she is in high school and her dad is a coast guardsmen. they have moved six times. she said it is both the best and most challenging thing about being a military kid. she was asked about the most important thing that people should know about military children. i am told she said "kids serve too." she is right. so many kids like her

hitting icy without mercy as the president prommed. in operations from north africa to the middle east. the country has called on the neighbors for help invoking for the first time the european uninon's neutral assistance pack. >> what is this going to mean in practice? well, i have been taking part in the operations in syria or iraq, or by easing the load or providing support for france in other operations. >> and searches have continues at addresses across france, almost 300 separate raids carried out from the french border in the north to the south, ceasing weapons and making ares. meanwhile, life in the french capitol is being revived. the city motto crowdly painted on hoardings and buildings. heavy waters but unsinkable, and so is paris herself. still very much afloat the city of light is the city of -- the brightest philosophers is the city of liberty and freedom, and paris is al multicultural city. in front of the threat. >> and with that the city prepares to end three days of official mourning. >> they detained over suspected l

iowa show, great day with me, couple of days ago, taking about a new prom called caucus 101, it's about educating the youth. >> an exciting opportunity for young people to learn what the caucuses are, why iowa is first in the nation, and give them a perspective of, it's more than just helping select presidents. it's about identifying the issues that are important to americans, how the media plays a role in that, and designed by teachers, going into the classroom, give them seven lessons they get exposed to all of the various components, and the they'll be better informed than their parents and hopefully inspire them to go to a caucus. >> caucus 101 is a curriculum that most of the classrooms in iowa have adopted or is that the process. >> we have over 2,000 social studies class teachers. we are encouraging them. we have gotten great response. they also do a straw poll, so these young folks will which is their preferences for president and will get heard. the success will be in how much of thattary over, talk to parents and neighbors, go themselves to a caucus. some of them might even be

i mean, how else do you get malt liquor and blood stains out of a rented prom dress? - ugh, it's so humid and damp in here. now i know how balls feel. let me just move this cord out of-- [electricity sparking] oh! i just got a shock! - [laughs] no. a shock is coming home to find your mom in the tub with your tenth-grade crush. - i should push these light cords back up over-- [screaming] - uh, it's a roach nest. - [screaming] - it's okay, it's okay, it's okay, it's okay, it's okay! it's okay! - [whimpering] bad news, as i pull them out of your hair, they're decomposing. - [whimpering] - are you crying? - i can't do this. not even for the seminar. - i'll sell my happy meals. - max, you don't have to do that. as soon as the man with the bird gets here, you'll be leaving my loving care and going out into the big, bad world. shoes will step on you, and some real sickos may stick you in a trunk and drive you across state lines. [knock at door] - hi, sophie. - oleg cheated on me, and i'm so [screaming] maaad! [screaming] oh, i have to break things! but everything upstairs in

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. >> while president obama prom e promises support for america's oldest ally. >> we want to be very clear we stand together with them in the fight against terrorism and extremism. >> after-hours of cha, the ofstr paris are nownely silent. good evening. i'm doreen. >> i'm jim. it is 5:00 a.m. in the french capital. aswe lo at paris,e believe frenchpolice belie all attackers inheings and hootings are believed to be dead, the terror finally over. >> the death toll stands at, at least 120, and it is changing. french president francois hollande visits the 30 of the attacks. >> investigators have not ruled out isis but they're focused more on al qaeda, the highly koort attacks took place at four primary locations around paris. st dark e de france, soccer stadium. a concert hall and shopping mall. >> we have response including more from washington. the latest on the response in paris. steve handlelsman. steve. >> reporter: panic outsde the soccer stadium in paris. two suicide bombers attacked. across town on the streets and the worst was at the theater where terrorists ran in with assault rifles

. >> the embattled school superintendant discussed the prom. >> i don'ttory there is one thing that will fix it. >> the school board will have their meeting but there is nothing on the agenda about dealing with this on going student behavior crisis. >>> republican presidential candidate, carly fiorina was in philadelphia today to address a c conference of business leader, she was one of several speaker addressing a number of economic issues. coming up on "action news" tonight, we'll hear from the montgomery county man that pulled off a big win at the world series of poker championship. and jeff skversky with an eagles injury report as the team prepares for the tampa bay buccaneers. >> i am tracking a system moving through over the weekend that brings us big changes. i'll have the detailed in the accuweather forecast. >> those stories and more when "action news" continues tonight. >>> this check will go a long way to feeding the hungry this holiday season, bank of america gave the check, it's part of the bank's give a meal program, they volunteered and then packed and shipped the meals. >

. >> weather even thursday proms to be fantabulous. >> fan it apulous. >> wul want to see it by thursday fact the story later on tonight and as we go throughout the day on monday we'll be a brief shot of cold air. we'll show you the picture outside. sky6 live in hd beautiful not have temple university cameras as we're looking at center city sky line. mostly clear especially as you travel southbound towards city hall and mostly clear sky we have really good radiational cooling meaning temperatures drop off fairly quickly tonigh tonight. high today in philadelphia, 53. but a little dereceiving because the high was at 7:00 in the morning and most of the day and most of the evening hours temperatures were in the middle and upper 0s. rights now 42 city and 36 allentown and at the freezing mark in plan ingt caster and 3 and 40 atlantic city at the airport. us is staibdz winds across the region 10 miles an hour mil millville and 15 miles an hour in philadelphia and sustained winds 16 there in dover and wind particles showing you winds coming in from northwesterly direction so dries out the atmo

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the third strike in the view of protesters, the remarks made by a prom news alumnus at a round table discussion, at which point he called an african american woman a savage. >> it was only because i had this savage hunger to make it happen. >> one we have to continue a university and bring in savage hunger. caring deeply for other people's personal pain. so as the savage sits here even now, it's a compliment. i'm merely complimenting you. >> would you do anything different after the blue skies event in hindsight? >> in hindsight i would have found a way to stand up and, first of all, tell chris birch, i know you don't intend it this way but here's what you've said and here's how it's coming across. >> the allegation has been made that you didn't stand up because you were worried about donor money. >> no, that would not be true. again hindsight is so much easier here, it would have been a kindness to chris birch to get him stopped, there's no question about that. i think oh i hope someone will do something and suddenly the moment has passed. >> how would you describe ithaca? >> before

the proms of climate change.lthough there are challenges, they are enormous opportunities to invest. technology allows us to do that. funding has to come from business. it is about 60% of global gdp. 80% of the financial flow. so, if business does not get in, i do not think we will achieve these. responsible business people come increasingly realize not only from a more point of view that this very thing to do, is x a good for business. paul: if you look at our business, you probably see high volatility and supply. their business model is being impacted. you can see enormous parts of the world where people are not participating. in this you cannot sell your products. business is increasingly seated, it makes sense to be part of the solution. >> they do see it, the problem is that it is often long term. when you have shareholders coming of pressure, capitalism needs to be inclusive. but, again, is there a certain momentum that you think businesses need now? erik: often shareholder pressure is confusing the short t

. >> if tomorrow were the prom, how would you trick or treat for the day? you have got to trick or treat with that one. because you want that candy. >> pretty spot on impersonation. you better take that kit cat so who can name the third president? and the largest planet? someone we haven't heard from. anyone else? when comcast offered low-cost high-speed internet to low-income families, more than two million hands went up. and pretty soon, so did everyone's in the classroom. ok, veronica. amphibian excellent! internet essentials from comcast. helping to bridge the digital divide. >>> stick around for the late show with steven colbert. >> start your day you may think all people who run for office are pretty much the same... but not jill mccabe. she's a doctor... who's a pediatric emergency room physician at inova loudoun hospital. she's a mom... who knows the value of a quality education. she's a community leader... who will work in the state senate to reduce traffic and use some common sense. jill mccabe. she's not a politician... and in richmond, she'll wo

>> you the prom, your wedding, and then the victoria's secret fashion show. selena gomez and the weekend. don't forget to tune in tuesday, december 8th. tracee carrasco, cbs 2 news. >> tracee, thank you. >>> after the program, as tracee said, there it is, tuesday, december 8th at the 10:00 p.m., you can watch us on cbs 2 at 11. >>> other news now, a middle school teacher is fired after he was caught on camera pulling a share from under a student. the student had reportedly refused a request to move to another seat, and the teacher in new haven, connecticut, said the student had a meltdown before the video started and has a history of behavioral problems, and that student was not hurt. >>> new tonight, the latest pill that claims to make you smarter and better at everything you do, limitless in what you can accomplish. >> that's the premise of the cbs trauma with the same name. in real life there's a pill that may give you those qualities. here's dana tyler. >> everyone is looking for an edge. >> reporter: for business consultant, peter borton, it comes in the

offered to pay her tuition to any university and others have offered to pay for dance lessons and the prom. >>> take a look at the panda cam. there's may shan and she's cuddling bei bei. if you're planning to visit the zoo the opening hours are changing. in january you have to arrive earlier and leave later. gates open at 8:00 a.m. and close at 5:00 a.m. it will change from 9:00 a.m. to 4 p.m. for the exhibits. a lot of times when the weather gets warmer and there's new life and it's pretty in the evening. earlier when it's not as cold. >> makes sense. >> like right now. >> not cold at all. is he playing on his ipad. >> mom wants a couple of extra hours of sleep. >> some of my friends with young kids said the ipad is like crack for babies. >> it is. >> can't take their hands off of it. they're addicted to the ipad. >> you have to limit it otherwise it gets out of control. >> didn't see that analogy coming at 4:50. >> it's true. >> it's just an analogy. i did not graduate well from analogy school if that's any consolation. outside, not a warm start just yet, but record warmth is a real poss

. >> gary: will people have prom with technology yet to get the other private detective and right anybody ever to back. cabinet here we go villein will start sunday the four batters close about and a weird way of somebody else have the offensive line in the fans and media not all catholics fall he has not played very well when the lowest in all football. he will sit we are"evaluating everyone. water >> gary: 50 of the money back to dr. gray whale start with the headphones those wearing his headphones. yet for retreats the bryant and give. 49 and that going from class of first class joined hayden and denver broncos 10 years ago the sixth all-around pick in the nfl draft little by little number is gone down the new coaching staff will harbaugh at the end is nigh sorted guy guy catch passes block people read has of himself 49 years now leave tripoli drafts meanwhile the rugby player mr. payne will now with the 40 niner the gautama friday so before debtors now greenback will have read the bush is see what happens australian greg the player cut bring them back the half to raiders hottest team.

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president putin prommed a harsh response. >> wherever they are hiding, we will find them on any spot on the planet and punish them. he said. and russia started the punishment against isis who claimed responsibility for the attack by bombing the capital in syria, the city of raqqa. raqqa is now in the cross-hairs of three different air forces, the russians who stepped up attacks today, and the french with ten aircraft carrying out air-strikes today in the u.s. which has year. last week to kill isis executioner jihadi but will these combined air-strikes bring isis down? >> everybody in the world now is bombing one side or another. but the bottom line is, you can't use air power with restrictive rules of engagement and nobody on the ground to great effect. >> reporter: so it is air-strikes alone won't work, how can isis be defeated. some say send in american troops. but that would be a new iraq-style war, something the public is unlikely to accept. other says say leave it to the arab states, but despite promises and a wave of air-strikes early in the fight, arab participation has droppe

evening news" is coming up, next, tonight, a high school that helped students earn their difficult promnd associates degree in six years. elaine keyano has that story. here from new york it is scott pelley. take care >> pelley: a private jet has careened into an apartment building. a number of people have been killed. also tonight, prosecutors say they've arrested hackers who pulled off the biggest theft ever of american consumers' financial information. she lost an olympic medal to two russians who are now accused in a massive doping scandal. >> at the end of the day, they're thieves. >> pelley: and 150 years later, the story of the man who sent alice into wonderland. >> he's an elusive figure. he's like a blob of mercury. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: we start with breaking news tonight. late this afternoon, a business jet clipped utility wires and crashed into an apartment building in akron,

some of you may remember, two were not here yet, when he went to the prom, with brandy. >> do you rememberhat. >> that is going back, that is big time. >> big time. >> special night. >> and moses tribute too, tomorrow night. >> lots going on. >> fun to be down apparently, people think i'm too perky. so now i'm not being perky, telling you that drivers that switch to progressive save an average of $548! whoo! i mean, whoo. is giving you more.america's best-selling brand the ford holiday sales event... with 0% financing for 60 months on 2015 f-150 and focus and 2016 fusion and escape. plus 1,000 dollars holiday bonus cash on 2015 focus and 2016 fusion and escape. it's the best gift ever. now during the ford holiday sales event get 0% financing for 60 months plus 1,000 dollars holiday bonus cash on select vehicles. see your local ford dealer. >>> thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00 we are back at ten on our sister station cw philly and back here at 11:00 on cbs-3. >> up next "cbs evening news". up next more than 21 million people plan to to shop from home and work today but just how

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expresses these were not on tape from the york and is almost to the element that nobody asked me to the prom. it he is just on fire about it. i think it is true. do you? not one stage of our lives publishes without leaving a trace. >> it is a challenge no one should go into the voting booth next year to say that journalism did not provide the basics the best that you can. the of the internet culture that we have to go the other way. >> host: to other questions then we go to the audience. with regard to their fields disclosure so what motivated him and after all these years with his feelings d.c. any lessons in his experience that might find themselves severally challenged to reveal important secrets? >> guest: my e-mail is. [laughter] it is hard in the white house particularly like nixon. and there is the moral dimension and people of all levels that is this right? if nixon had one lawyer with credibility to say you're president of the united states you cannot do these things but no one did in my knowledge. but also their behavior and the performance is subsets the but the government calls t

and then you rose to international prom nens with your obama hope poster from 2008. (applause) >> right, unexpected. >> stephen: is there anything that these two posters have in common? (laughter) >> yes. >> stephen: they're both leaders. >> well, they're both about putting across my philosophy. the obey is getting people to know, in a sense it's antagonistic, it's provocative, the obama was after a very dark period of the bush years and a lot of cynicism. it was a genuinely optimistic gesture, very sincere. >> stephen: do you still feel optimistic about the president? >> blocking the keystone pipeline is something that i'm very proud of him doing. (cheers and applause) >> but that's a complicated question. it's a complicated question. >> stephen: okay. well, you make some complicated art. and you have a new book of art you have done since 2008. it's called covert to overt. >> yeah. >> stephen: what do you mean covert to overt. when were you covert? >> well, pretty much my whole career was build upon bringing art to people in the streets where they live, not going to

turkey is gas proms second-best customer.f course, turkey very much relies on russian gas as well, that is for about half of its needs. they need each other so much and in terms of that relationship, it is unlikely to change in the short-term. longer-term, turkey might be looking among the other potential suppliers. perhaps iran could step in once sanctions are lifted. then there is the tourism in the wake of the downing of that jet saying that russian jets should no longer traveled to turkey. they have been traveling there quite a lot. they are the second largest contingent of visitors to turkey, after germans. we saw the impact on turkish airlines, which is the biggest carrier of russians. it was down 7% yesterday. their rebounding today. there are concerns that could impact the both of them. a news agency reporting that russian tour operators could suffer more than turkish ones. there are many ways that there is big follow-up the downing of the russian jet. as i say, the good news is it is highly unlikely that will transla

in time for the meeting, the committee of the doping agency, which is going to be taking place in prom springs. it's a busy schedule, and obviously the framework for trying to sort this problem out is already in place. >> rory live in moscow with that update. thank you. coming up later in this news hour, germany announces plans to test other diesel cards after volkswagen's emission cheating scandal. >>> eight south africa police officers are jailed after murdering a taxi driver. >>> in sport, the stars of the west indies against sri lanka. >> the e.u. mass set up a $1.9 billion fund to help african nations to deal with some of the causes of migration namely, of course, poverty and conflict. and if europe tries to stop people from making the tri journey from south africa as more people die at sea while trying to leave the turkish coast. let's go to malta. laurence lee live in the capital for us. lawrence what is europe trying to get out of this meeting there? >> well, i think, felicity. what they're trying to do with this historic summit is to try to turn a crisis into an opportunity. a

. >> tumbling temperatures prom prompting more weather warnings across the bay area and could see snow. good evening and happy thanksgiving, thanks for joining us, i'm larry deal in for dan ashley. >> we begin with people in the bay area all bundled up in san francisco, just 52 degrees. >> that is 8 degrees below normal and temps will plunge tonight, especially inland. we will get the news from our meteorologist. snugly warm with her gloves on. >> reporter: you got it. you should do the same. get your scarves on and heavy coats. it is chilly out here. it is clear. one of the reasons why it is so cold, the air mass is dry. freeze warnings for the interior mountains beginning at 11:00 p.m. tonight until 11:00 a.m. friday. freeze damage is possible to sensitive plants. frost advisories for the san francisco bayshore line between 11:00 p.m. tonight and friday morning. this runs again, friday 11:00 p.m. to saturday. possible damage to sensitive plants. san francisco is not clouincludn here. a live picture from our camera, black friday shoppers brave the chill. getting frosty by midnight. it