and randall pinkston is at laguardia international airport. randall what is the board saying? >> well, so far a lot better than expected. there are only five airports with significant delay problems, meaning delays of more than 45 minutes. that's right here in new york, philadelphia, and inexplicably fort lauderdale, florida. everyone else is looking okay. this is what it looked like on tuesday in the south, and this is what it longs like today in the northeast. the storm system that started in california canceled hundreds of flights as it moved across the country, and while there have been some disruptions today, it has definitely not been as severe as anticipated. >> this morning we had a little bit of a lull in the weather, but the forecasters are telling us that the wind and rain is supposed to pick up again in the afternoon. so-so far we dodged a bullet. >> reporter: a system of going through security has eased long lines. >> those people eligible for tsa fast track can keep shoe their shoes, belts, and light outer wear on, as well as keep their computers in their bags. >

randall pinkston is live outside new york's laguardia's airport. what is the situation there?ell, i have moved inside to take a look at the arrival and departure boards. we're in the american terminal, but they are showing most of them on time. the weather may be a problem later, but so far, so good. >> reporter: the winter storm barrelling its way east has already disrupted travelers from texas to pennsylvania. >> i just missed my connection to albany. and i'm hyperventilating, and i'm really crazy right now. >> reporter: despite it all, millions are determined to reach their destinations for thanksgiving dinner. >> i'm headed to wisconsin. >> waterloo, iowa. >> reporter: 50% more people travel during the thanksgiving holiday than any other time of year. >> we travel from school every year like this, and it has never been this bad. >> reporter: many airports will have long lines at the ticket counter and depending on weather conditions, delays and cancellations. >> all it takes is a delay at a couple of major airports and the whole country can be effected. >> reporter: air tr

i think, quickly, go ahead, randall. >> you know what?em, the first people i'm going to is my mom and dad. his parents are very, very intelligent. they probably got him to what his next steps should be instead of just walking out. >> well, one thing we can look at this all different ways but one thing all three of us agreed on is don't talk about my momma. >> yes, sir. don't talk about my momma. >> thank you for your time this evening. >>> ahead, more on that mysterious death of a high school student kendrick johnson. today new surveillance video raises more questions than it does answers. we'll talk with kendrick's parents next. ♪ [ chicken caws ] [ male announcer ] when your favorite food starts a fight, fight back fast with tums. heartburn relief that neutralizes acid on contact and goes to work in seconds. ♪ tum, tum tum tum tums! mom? come in here. come in where? welcome to my mom cave. wow. sit down. you need some campbell's chunky soup before today's big game, new chunky cheeseburger. mmm. i love cheeseburgers. i know you do. when

if his mother has influence on this. >> randal?art >> >> well, she's a -- >> go ahead, leroy. >> yeah, she's a leader in the community, of course. and if she raised her kid properly, i think definitely he's handling it this way. i think a lot of people you look at the blogs and some of the people and there's some nfl players wonder why me and randal even talking about it. they don't really want a light shined on it. i think she taught him to be a leader not a follower. and putting this out in the forefront under the light makes him a leader in my eyes. >> i'm going to have to leave it there. thank you both for your time this evening. we'll be right back. i see a world bursting with opportunity, with ideas, with ambition. i'm thinking about china, brazil, india. the world's a big place. i want to be a part of it. ishares international etfs. access to developed markets, emerging markets and single countries. find out why nine out of ten large professional investors choose ishares for their etfs. ishares by blackrock. call 1-800-ishar

. >> from millington, tennessee, welcome justin randall. ♪ called my doctor on the telephone ♪ ♪ tellhing is wrong ♪ >> reporter: the young boy in a ten-gallon hat looked comfortable. ♪ >> four stars. >> reporter: but in the end. >> our challenger justin randall receives three and a quarter stars. >> reporter: his performance failed to win. speaking to "larry king live "in 2001, justin talked about his loss. >> did you win? >> no. >> you lose on "star search"? >> of course. there you go. >> reporter: with his mother's unwavering support, justin continued to search his dreams. >> lynn was very much a loving mother and wanted justin to have every opportunity that -- that -- that he could and to take his talent wherever he wanted to take it. >> reporter: shortly after losing "star search" justin heard about an open casting call for the disney tv show "the mickey mouse club." >> so i went and i auditioned. i thought if i would have won on "star search" -- it's really funny how stuff works out. >> reporter: i imagine that would have been a huge deal when he landed that. >> it was a huge de

randall pinkston, al jazeera. ♪ >>> welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm del walters.are today's headlines. in egypt two people are dead and 15 others injured in nationwide classes after muslim brotherhood protesters took to the streets. mohammed morsi was removed from office in july after millions took to the streets calling for him to step down. >>> the death toll from typhoon haiyan has now passed 5,000. many of the dead have been buried in mass graves. >>> this day 50 years ago has we have been reporting was a dark chapter in american history, and the people of dallas were forever changed by the assassination of president kennedy in 1963. his death also marring the reputation of dallas, texas for years to come. and alan fisher reports the city is now trying to reclaim its good name. >>> messages of love across dallas in 65 locations, an attempt to escape the shadow of one of america's darkest days and the skilling of a president. school children, amateur artists, even prisoners, more than 20,000 people in total asked to contribute to redefine the world view of a pl

randall pinkton says the numbers are older. a rising tide lifts all boats. everyone working for these companies are reaping the benefits. right? not exactly. >> leaders ceo's salaries have skyrocketed more than 725% from 1978 to 2011. the average american worker's compensation barely moves inching up over 5% during the same period. rick wartsman, an expert says widening pay disparities hurt employee moral. they get angry. at disproportionat amount. home in their pockets and not distributing it to all of those who have helped the company achieve goals. >> in switzerland, a ref made,um proposes limiting corporate pay to 12 times the salaries of the lowest paid workers. if someone tried that idea in america, it they would have to close an ocean. here is an example of ceo salaries from last year. j. c. pennies remained in $53 million for their ceo. 1,795 times more than the 29,688 dollar average wage of j. c. penney s. 23,000,150 while the average worker earned about 22,000 that's 1,34 to 1 mcdonald's ceo received a package of 13.8 million. the average employee,

we have two reports, dave warren, but we'll go to randall pinkston at laguardia airport, what is the situation with flights being delayed? >> reporter: we thought the weather was going to be a huge problem today, but we've been checking the faa air tracker and so far the delays are fewer than expected. but of course the day is still young. this is what it looked like on the south. this is what it looks like today in the northeast. the storm system that started in california canceled hundreds of flights as it moved across the country. while there have been some disruptions today it is definitely not been as severe as anticipated. >> this morning we had a little bit of a lull in the weather. so the winds kind of died down. the rains kind of died down. and the wind and rain is supposed to pick up again in the afternoon. so far we've dodged a bullet. >> reporter: a new expedited system of going through security has eased long lines. >> they will keep their shoes on, they keep their belts on, light outer wear on, their laptop and their 311 bags in their bags. >> reporter: this is the busi

randall pinkston reports. >> we are still the keystone-- >> reporter: at a breakfast john f. kennedy spoke of the future for his country. >> i think we'll continue to do as we have done in our past, our duty. >> reporter: 30 miles away 19-year-old bue ll frazier drove lee harry oswald to work. oswald placed a package in the backseat. curtain rods, he said. air force one landed in dallas. >> the usual welcoming committee presented mrs. kennedy with a bouquet of red roses. >> they would come right up to the fence. >> reporter: mrs. kennedy dressed in a favorite of hers, a pink suit that would soon become a symbol of her quiet courage and profound grief. the motorcade headed fo out. it was a sunny day so the secret service removed the car's top. before cheering spectators craning for a look at the president and the first lady traveling towards an intersection of tragedy. no secret service agent agents n their car at the request of president kennedy who told his detail. >> if i didn't get and shake hands with people i wouldn't get elected dog catcher. i don't want the agents ridi

. >>> in less than an hour the polls will be closed in park city, and our randall pinkston is in theureau of brooklyn tonight with more on that story. hi, randall. >> reporter: hi, john, we're in the place where bill de blasio helps to celebrate as the first democratic mayor in 20 years. they cannot allow crowds in here until the polls close at 9:00. the latest pre-election polls showed de blasio with the huge lead, and every is expectin oneg him to bring home the victory tonight. >> so randall, before today's election, as you mentioned, de blasio way ahead in the polls, it sound like his campaign is pretty optimistic. what are the policy differences between these two candidates. >> de blasio wants to raise taxes on the wealthy. he needs those funds so children can have full time daycare. he's opposed to the stop-and-frisk policy. hi opponent, mr. lotta is in favor of stop and frisk and he said he'll continue the policy that has driven the murder rates to record lows almost as low as it was in the the 1960s, and he wants to lower taxes. so the taxes and stop and frisk is what separat

randall pinkston, al jazeera. >> as randall mentioned, john f. kennedy is not the only death who is being remembered today. lee harry oswald also shot officer ti tippet. tell us more about the late officer tippet. >> reporter: yes, tony, he was an 11-year veteran of the dallas police officer on patrol looking for a burglary suspect. he sees oswald walking down the street. doesn't know anything about him. as you heard, oswald shot him four times. he was later found a couple of blocks away at the texas theater. he was immediately taken into custody for tippet's murder, and it would be hours later when he would become the suspect for kennedy's murder. because of the rain, wind, and cold they decided to bring the vigil here. joining us will be officers not just from dallas but from across the state, and j.d. tippet's widow who is expected to speak at the vigil. >> stay with us for our coverage of the assassination of president kennedy that will continue. we'll take a look at the conspiracy theories that still swirl around kennedy's death to this hour

ap reporter randal chase is here with more.sounds unbelievable but that's the case, right? >> well, what's happening here in delaware is just a microcosm of what's going on around the country. the enrollment system is just very, very slow. >> so what are they telling people there about, you know, how they should go about it and what do you expect -- i know that the numbers are 31 applications, so four people signed up, 31 applications. 218 created accounts. it's a lot of fuzziness at this point. we're going to get a national picture from kathleen sebelius in a couple of weeks. but, in terms of, you you know, how many people signed on, how many people go on to look, only four actually signed up right now. when do you expect to get better numbers in delaware? >> well, to be clear, the four is simply the number of people who have enrolled through the help of these marketplace guides. >> got it. >> officials here in delaware say the actual number is higher. they won't say exactly what that number is. but i have been told it could b

well, my name is kate randall, i'm a threat analyst at the fbi.my role i handle insider threats and provide analytical assistance to active fbi insider threat investigations. i also spearhead our indicator development program. within that program we try to grasp the extent of the insider threat problem by breaking down the critical components, conducting research and applying advance detection techniques against our data sets. i'll have to preface my talk by saying anything i'm about to say is my personal and professional opinion that's based off of my firsthand experience working this issue within the bureau. it doesn't necessarily reflect what the fbi's insider threat program is or isn't doing. it also doesn't reflect any official policy or position of doj, fbi or the u.s. government. so if you disagree with anything that i'm about to say, don't hold that against the fbi. and likewise, if you are angry at the fbi for any number of reasons, please don't hold that against me. [laughter] my objectives with this presentation today are threefold. fir

in fact, it got so bad that a friend of mine by the name of general randall who was there, he told me had submarines almost every 50 miles between tokyo and saipan to pick up the flyers. >> the battle for iwojima told by the men who were there, today at 5:00 eastern. part of american history tv this weekend on c-span 3. >>> next, author donald stoker looks at the strategy and tactics of union and confederate armies during the civil war. he examines the objectives of union general george mcclellan and confederate general braxton

it got so bad that a friend of mine by the name of general randall who was there, he told me that they had submarines almost every 50 piles between tokyo and saipan to pick up the flyers. >> the battle for iwo jima, told by the men who were there, today at 5:00 p.m. eastern. part of american history tv on c-span 3. >>> i started with teddy roosevelt. i knew so much had been writ bn teddy, i needed another story. i got into taft, knowing he had been friends, knowing they had broken apart in 1912. when i figured out what was the difference between the two in their leadership, it was teddy's public leadership, taft's failure as a public leader. i started reading about the progressive era and the public and the magazine and the press. and these guys stood at the center of it. they played a signal role. even the best historians writing will say these people were the van kiloliter guard of the progressive movement. then i started reading about them. i knew about ida tarbell and william allen white. and i didn't know mcclure, so he came into my life. >> roosevelt, taft, and the muckraker sund

randall pinkston is in brooklyn following the election. what can you tell us? >> john, the count is still underway, but at this point it appears bill de blasio may have a landslide victory over republican joe lhota. what is really interesting is that new yorkers feel the city is in much better shape than it was 20 years ago when the first republican was elected mayor, giuliani followed by bloomberg. nonetheless they decided it was time for a change. minutes ago this auditorium was filled with people listening to the acceptance speech by bill de blasio. he made a strong reiteration of his primary campaign points that he was going to do what he could to close the income gap, to deal with trying to buy -- developers to buy into building affordable housing. he said that what the city needs to do is make sure that everyone has an opportunity to rise based on the strength of their abilities and their hard work and not their zip code. >> it doesn't matter where you were born, what you look like, what your religion is, or who you love. if you have brains and heart and

cambios en grandes ligas el jugador más valioso, david friz y el mexicano pasaron de san luis hasta san randallr del santos, oribe peralta habría sido el mejor goleador y dice que todavía hay espacios para seguir creciendo. >> el miguel "el piojo" herrera dice que solamente, el tri lo va a sacar el américa y se estará determinando en la reunión de dueños, mientras tanto debe enfrentar va las aguilas del américa en la liguilla. >> los alegrijes de oaxaca estrán goleando 4 a cero a los delfines, el juego comienza a las 3 y 30. >> el repugio de muchos años comenzó la subasta del número 23 con una canha oficial de baloncesto y además con 2150 metros cuadrados con 15 garages entre algunas cosas importantes y solamente le falto una perrera. >> porque uno sale tarde del trabajo. >> bajo fuerte despliegue más de 5 millones de hondureños acudieron a las urnas. >> quÉ tal amigos buenas tardes, vamos a hablar de este sistema de baja presión y el pronóstico al volver. >> ♪. >>> este domingo habrá elecciones generales en honduras están en juego las presidencias y otros 20 del parlamento además de 128 cargos

in fact, it got so bad that a friend of mine by the name of general randal, who was there, he told me that they had submarines almost every 50 miles between tokyo and saipan to pick up the flyers. >> today at 5:00 eastern. part of american history tv this weekend on c-span 3. >>> all weekend, american history tv is featuring ann arbor michigan, home to the university of michigan. the school wallace mos moved fr detroit to ann arbor in 1837 and fuels most of the city's economy. hosted by our comcast cable partners, c-span's local content vehicles recently visited many sites showcasing the city's history. learn more about ann arbor all weekend here on american history tv. >> today you're at ypsilanti automotive heritage museum in the city of ypsilanti, michigan, 30 miles west of detroit. where we have created a museum attempting to tell the automative history of our area here. and right this minute, we're in a hudson dealership that started out as a dodge dealership in 1916. became a hudson dealership in 1933. continued as a hudson dealership until hudson went out of business in 1957. w

randall pinkston reports. >> opponent bill deblantia is running a moderate campaign. >> a small group of americans, more and more americans are falling behind. >> several polls show joe de blasio up 45 points. the last time a democrat had that kind of lead going into election was 1985. >> the 52-year-old has a master's degree in international affairs and a strong history of activism. he entered politics working for david deacons, the city's last democratic mayor. where deblasio met his wife. >> the next first lady of new york city, shirlayne. >> thanks in part to a political ad. the democratic candidate's message at a he would fight for every new yorker. >> he's the only one who will end a stop and frisk order. >> cawms deblasio conservative. >> oh no no it's not. >> then just a week before the election, a federal appeals court blocked the lower court ruling that had termed the city's stop and frisk policy was unconstitutional. loda believes this decision will have an impact on the election. >> it is very significant because it has ripped the heart out of the de blasio campaign. >> be

randall pinkston, al jazeera. >> all right, our ross shimabuku is here with the sports headlines. a big upset for the tarheels tonight. >> 21 game win streak come to an end. north carolina who lost to belmont last week pulled off their own upset, against the number 3, the tar heels would hand the cardinals their additional loss, 93-74 is the final. >>> no way they could make the playoffs? way! the steelers crushed the browns 27-11 to improve to 5 and 6 on the season, they are back in the playoff season because there are some very bad teams in the afc. the rams chris long facing his brother kyle long, yes those are howeihowie long's kids. big brother chris had the last laugh because the rams went on to win it 42-21. we'll have more on the busy busy nfl season. >> 2,000 year old remains of what is believed to be the first pope, st. peter has been put on display at the vatican. more on that from rome. >> crowds at the vatican? that's not unusual. but here, the first pope, by the man who took on the role 2,000 years later. these are what are believed to be the remains of st. peter. wr

joining us is randall pinkston from la guardia. miserable for those trying to get to their families. >> everyone keeps their fingers crossed. if you leave early in the morning you have a better chance of an on-time takeoff. the arrival and departure boards are showing ontime. if you are travelling along the eastern sea board, into or out of, beware of weather. >> the winter storm barrelling east disrupted travellers. >> i missed my connection for albany. i'm hyperventilating, and i'm really crazy. despite it all millions are determined to reach their destinations for thanksgiving dinner. >> wisconsin. >> iowa. >> 50% more travel during thanksgiving than any other time of the year. bad weather is the last anyone needs. >> it's never been this bad. we travel from school. >> many airports have long lines at the ticket counter and security checkpoints. depending on conditions - delays and cancellations. >> all it does is take a delay at a couple of airports and the wol country is affected. >> air travel amounts to 60% of holiday traffi

randall pinkston is here now waya bit of background on this. >> yes, a little stroll through history.raditionally the filibuster has been used to allowing a senator to hold the floor, which means any senator can block a bill by speaking as long as necessary. the record filibuster set in 1957 was 24 hours 18 minutes. these days senates don't have to speak, they just have to make a motion to proceed, which does the same effectively blocking passage of nominations. for more than 50 years filibusters and culture votes were relatively rare, but by 1972, during the administration of nixon, you see the first spike in the use of the vote. 20 years later, another leap during the political contention administration of president bill clinton, and then there was a dramatic increase in the last two years of the administration of president george w bush. interestingly, votes have actually declined even as some of his initiatives have been stalled. until today, as libby mentioned it took 3/5th of the senate, to stop all filibusters. be uh with so much grid lock, they have been threatening to loiter

randall pinkston is here with some background on this for us, randall? >> a little bit of history, the fill bustser a strategy used to prevent a vote by allowing the senator to hold the floor which means any senator can block a bill by speaking as long as necessary. the record filibuster set in 1957 was 24 hours 18 minutes against civil rights legislation. these days senators don't have to speak, they just have to make a motion to proceed which does the same thing as a filibuster, effectively blocking passage of nomination. now to stop a filibuster require as special vote called cloture. the rule was adopted in 1817. for the next 50 years filibusters were relatively rare, but by 1972, when the nixon administration was mired in watergate, we see the fist spike in votes. 20 years later another spike, here in the politically con ten, administration of bill clinton. and then there was an increase as democrats tried to block president george w bush, but then as the partisan divide escalated votes sky rocketed under president barack obama. one of the reason as

. >> randall, we had you on friday.f this story changes now that you've heard from richie incognito? >> no, sir. i still want to know what the intent is. and of course the language is definitely out of bounds and you shouldn't talk like that whether it be to a friend and/or foe. but what is the intent? and i know that it's usually a brotherly love that goes on in those locker rooms. if the intent was with evilness, then so be it and then have at it. if not, maybe it's a generational gap that we all must look at. >> but let me ask you, cato. incognito opened up about a brank that led to martin's taking a leave of absence from the dolphins. take a listen to this. >> we had 12, 13 offensive linemen sitting at the offensive line table. we have a special table in the lunchroom we eat at every day. there was one seat open at the end of the table. i told the guys, listen, when j sits down, we're going to grab our trays and leave him there sitting by himself. jon comes. he sits down, we get up and grab our trays. we're all taki

pinks randall pinkston looks at the political fallout. >> house speaker john boehner continued to say in a statement, "the president bit off more than he could chew." the democrats are having a hard time defending it. >> disappointment - we'll have to get past it. the overall project is too important to allow ourselves to be discouraged. >> health and human services fell short of its goal. instead of 500,000 signing up, only 106,000 got covage. most of that on state exchanges, not federal sites. insurance takes effect it 1 january, but the deadline for first payment was moved from december 1st to december 23rdrd. one thing that stayed the same, the last day to enrol was march 31st. president obama demanded a fix which the weekend. >> november 30th does not represent a relaunch of healthcare.gov. it is not a magical date. there'll be times after the 30th when the site does not perform optimally. work will continue to make further improvements. >> friday morning the agency set out this tweet saying, "on-december 1st healthcare.gov will handle 50,000 users at the same time, and 800,000 u

warriors, terminaba con el triple, el español mark gassoul a base de fuerza, ganchito y adentro, randallma 38 a 27,mal selección femenina sub 17 de méxico le ganó a canadá y se coronaron campeonas del premundial, durante la semana habían eliminado a estados unidos para lograr el pase al mundial .e >>> xcelente, esa de la buena y mala de chivas, lo bueno que terminó la temporada. >>> a seguir sufriendo viendo américa . >>> vamos a una pausa, regresamos con las novedades en la pantalla grande en breve, continuamos . > ♪. como todos los fines de semana carolina ramírez nos dice cuáles son las películas que se estrenan en la pantalla grande . >>> una emotiva comedia romántica que supone el antes y después de los deportes podremos ver el fin de semana en la pantalla grande, ¿qué tal? esto es hola hollywood, comenzamos con una película, donde un joven intenta cambiar su pasado para tener un futuro mejor, aquí los dejo con "about time", a los 21 años descubre que puede viajar en el tiempo y cambiar lo que puede, una aventura que lo puede llevar hasta enamorarse, sin embargo nada será ttan fácil

. >> randall lane: the public has a right to know who owns the world. >> rose: randall lane, the editorine "forbes," says billionaires like skoll have become so influential, he's devoting the next issue to philanthropy. >> lane: government is showing, you know, over the past couple decades that it can no longer solve the great problems of the day. now, these philanthropists who have incredible wealth, the problem-solving brainpower, and also the name and the influence to be able to open doors, are uniquely qualified right now to solve the huge problems. >> rose: but that does raise the question, do these billionaires have too much power? there's some people who say big philanthropy is not such a good idea, meaning that, somehow, you have enormous power and you're not elected, and that that may not be such a good idea to have people with enormous wealth to have so much influence. >> buffett: well, would they prefer dynastic wealth, pass it on? or would they prefer, you know, obscenely high living? there's a couple other ways to get rid of money, but i... i think it's better if you're hel

. >> randall kennedy is next on booktv. he talks about the history of affirmative action

. >> in the united states there is a huge wage gap between ceo's and workers and as randal shows us it's getting bigger. >> there is an old saying that a rising tide lifts all boats. the u.s. economy has expanded and corporations have grown and everyone working for these companies are reaping the benefits, right? not exactly. the salaries for ceo's have sky rocketed the workers compensation has barely moved, up 5% in the same perio period. widening pay disparity hurt employee morale. >> they get angry when they see those at the top making a disproportion wh whydisproportif wealth and not distributing it to all of those that helped the company achieve the goes. >> zero is ahere is an example s last year. 1 i1195 files more1195 times moe worker. the that is a ratio of 1034. :1. mcdonald received 13.8 million the average employee $22,000 a year. at general electric. >> the ceo made ha 441 times mo. some corporations justify it as a reward for boost the value of the the shareholders stock. they began to tie it to stock operations anoptionoptiooptionsa real short term mind-set where american

the person threw a rock through the window a home which damaged a hutch similar to the work of a randall who shot up businesses last month with a b.b. gun. >> boy has the talent you is to see to believe: an artist, musician, even a menss >> an hour a day in front of a canvas has resulted in this wall of art. >> like any other five-year-old he is full of energy. he cannot sit still except if his art. >> it is all unbelievable. >> and thanmay sharad started painting when he was a year and a half old and his father started this website of his work last year which is will when he joined mensa. >> i feel very proud him, a special feeling. >> at owner of an art gallery, when he was four, two months ago, they rented space for his first art exhibit. >> it is not for sale not until thanmay sharad decides for himself. >> we will say we knew him "when." >> i want that last i painting with the beautiful blue sky. >> it is pretty but not for sale. we have blue skies, or are they grayish? >> gray but cloudy and good and we will be dry. >> coming up on 4:47, with visibility out there a little hazy arou

kentucky freshman julius randall scored 23 of his 27 points in the second half, but michigan state keithts as the spartans hold on for a 78-74 win. and number 5 kansas and fourth ranked duke show off their first-year phenoms. duke's jamari parker scores 27 points, including two on this acrobatic alley-oop, and kansas's freshman star andrew wiggins comes up big. he finished 15 in the second half as the jay hawks finish, 94-83. >>> finally, we've seen plenty of soccer celebrations and end zone dances, but we haven't seen anything like this. adrian alverstien played for a minor league norwegian hockey team, and after a win this week, he bust a move on the ice. judging by his dance steps with skates no less, it took a little bit of practicing. that needs a nickname. i going to call it the hockey hustle. all right? want to vote for that? >>> when we return, another look at the top stories. >>> and jumping jack. a 93-year-old man takes a dive at 10,000 feet to honor a dying wish. like our new santa fe chicken quesadilla, burger bites, sandwiches, and more, served with fries and your choice of

randall, appreciate it. thank you. now, for a reaction from the white house, return to white house correspondent mike viqueira. mike, i understand the administration randall alluded to was quick to rerelies lease a statement on this? >> the president continued his travels on the west coast, on his way back to washington now. as this news broke that the supreme court had indeed greed to take up this case, the white house issued a statement. first of all, they point out the fact that earlier in the spring, the white house asked the supreme court to the consider this case because they believe that they are on firm ground. but here in part is how the statement reads: the healthcare law puts women and families in control of their healthcare by covering vital preventive care like cancer screenings and birth control free of charge. it goes on. we believe this requirement is lawfully and essential to women's health and are confident the supreme court will agree. the administration also pointing out they have already insured th

powell to randal and the little guy gets up to throw down. bucknell hanging around and ends up in the hands of steven casper. it is a one-p noi t game late -- point game late. from downtown and stanford wins the opener 72-68. i want you to remember this shot of mike montgomery smiling because it is rare. cal hosting h and we call this with authority. cal is putting on a show. solomon had a freshman and his first bucket as a golden bear. he had 14 points. tyrone wallace had a monster game 26 points and finishing with flare. cal a winner in their opener 83 to 64. college football and louisville and uconn. early candidate for play of the week. tipped six times before finally terrell floyd takes it in with a pick six as louisville wins it 31-10. college football tomorrow kansas state and texas tech. comcast 195 and our lineup at 12:30 and nebraska and michigan and then at 5:00 notre dame versus pitt. we will have the highlights after the game. >> all right thanks. >> well, coming up next on abc7 news. a cake captain. >> the save them. woolite det

randall pinkston reports. >> we are still the keystone -- >> at a breakfast, president john f. kennedy spoke of the future for his country. >> and i think we'll continue to do as we have done in our past, our duty. >> reporter: 30 miles away 24 year old oswald placed a long package in the back of a car, curtain rods, he said. a crowd of 2,000 greeted president and mrs. kennedy at the airport. >> right away, and come right up to the fence. >> mrs. kennedy dressed in a favor of hers, a pink suit that would soon become a symbol of our quiet courage and profound grief. it was a sunny day, so the secret service removed the car's double top. just before noon an estimated 150,000 cheering spectators craned for a look at the president and first lady. no secret service agents were in their car at the request of president kennedy who told his detail -- >> if i didn't get out and shake hands with the people, i couldn't get elected dog catcher. >> seconds before -- >> mr. connelly turned to the president, and said mr. president you certainly can't say dallas doesn't love you. >> reporter:

. >> randall, live in brooklyn, thank you very much. >> it is called the aisle of enchantment. double digit unemployment, causing a lot of people to leave puerto rico and head to the mainland. al jazeera meets are family looking for a better life. >> they have sold just about everything they own. his wife and two sons will about to set off on a well worn path. taken by tens of nows of puerto ricans before them. they are moving to florida. >> there are better schools. a better education. right now my sons don't have a social studies teacher. their teachers are missing. they will have a shot at a better education. crime here is sky high. am i going to raise two criminals? no. i don't think so. this is the time to leave. >> lived here for 25 years but is thinking of going back to the dominican republic. >> the people running the country have us all bankrupt, and it is going to stay that way. right now we are running the business ourselves, me, my brother, and my mother, and we are doing it for free. we are not making any money. >> there are still signs of commerce here, but puerto

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powell to randal and the little guy gets up to throw down. bucknell hanging around and ends up in the hands of steven casper. it is a one-p noi t game late -- point game late. from downtown and stanford wins the opener 72-68. i want you to remember this shot of mike montgomery smiling because it is rare. cal hosting h and we call this with authority. cal is putting on a show. solomon had a freshman and his first bucket as a golden bear. he had 14 points. tyrone wallace had a monster game 26 points and finishing with flare. cal a winner in their opener 83 to 64. college football and louisville and uconn. early candidate for play of the week. tipped six times before finally terrell floyd takes it in with a pick six as louisville wins it 31-10. college football tomorrow kansas state and texas tech. comcast 195 and our lineup at 12:30 and nebraska and michigan and then at 5:00 notre dame versus pitt. we will have the highlights after the game. >> all right thanks. >> well, coming up next on abc7 news. a cake captain. >> the to those who've been w

all the way down to randall street, there is no accessible boarding areas for the church. there is a woman that lives in a wheelchair on santa rosa. she has to go across to glen park to get out transit. >> those new stations, those are the ones that we are going to have to depend on. >> along balboa park station, near geneva, i have been pushing hard to get ramps for pedestrians. right now, it is dangerous to cross the street. i want to insure the department of parking and traffic is painting lines on alemany street. beyond that, we need to figure out how to calm the traffic. a lot of cars go speeding through. sidewalks are not convenient for people. >> i am the supervisor for district 11, the debt -- the best district in san francisco. this year, we get to show how great district 11 really is. >> we are in our fifth year of major budget deficits. it is inevitable that we will make painful cuts. so how do we do it in a way that will minimize the impact on every day san franciscans? >> i really appreciate what you're doing here. you are a really patient gentleman, and i app

randall bell, that's who. >> i've been called master of disaster, dr. disaster, dr.> reporter: his specialty: properties "haunted" by tragic events. for instance, the brentwood condo where nicole brown simpson was murdered. on bell's advice the owner changed the facade. the image of the amityville horror house ended up changing their address to sell. haunted houses are tricky. this is a house with a real personality. as real estate agent phil dunphy on "modern family" can attest. in vegas bell's research found no evidence of murder or mobsters. >> you're saying it's not haunted by ghosts. it's haunted by reality tv? >> i hadn't thought of it that way but that's a good way to put it. >> reporter: the current owner bought the place at a $100,000 discount and fixed it up. >> will you make money when you sell it? >> i think so. >> reporter: that accent, transylvania, real estate ghost buster and flipper. david wright, abc news, las vegas. >> we want to thank you for sharing your halloween photos with us all day today. amazing costumes you sent us. keep them coming all ni

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randal olshefski at nationwide children's says you can see a change.s before compared to where it's not now. there's nothing there. >> it's a big space, but there's no tumor. >> reporter: grant is trouncing michigan. and although much of the credit has to go to science his parents say don't discontinue the semantics. >> just substituting a word can make a difference. >> absolutely. you have to do something to make it a disease you can fight and for grant that was naming it michigan. >> reporter: this weekend ohio state and michigan will be battling like their lives depend on it but in this house the reed family will be watching with a sobering insight-- that it's just a game. steve hartman, "on the road," in bellville, ohio. >> brennan: that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. i'm margaret brennan. scott pelley will be back on monday. thanks for watching. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs ned by media access gro captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> your realtime captioner is mrs. linda m. macdonald >>> crime on the rise ac

randall is considered the best of high school groups, some are callings him the best. duke's recruiting class was the best in the nation as well. now joins massachusetts state transfer -- mississippi, fourth ranked blue devils blue out davidson, each are five of duke's three pointers on the night. so some very good talent in the college rinks thee day. have. >> thank you so much, michael. hundreds of red, white and blue lights illuminated new york's freedom tower. officials are testing nearly 300 led on top. 1776 feet tall and on a clear night, it should be adviseical p to 50 miles. one world fried never where is is close for that. >> audiences are intelligent and they know that their >> also the world renown artist chriso, wants to drape miles of fabric over a colorado river but some say his vision should never become a reality. paul abou beban reports. >> what chriso wants to do is span six miles of cloth in eight sections along the 42-mile stretch of the river. christo says the best way to see it could be from a prample, they have 300,000 in, to experience the proje

who are you going to call randall bell that's who. >> i have been called massive disaster. dr.age. >>reporter: property haunted by tragic events. for instance the condo where nicole brown simpson was murdered. his advice the owner changed the facade. this horror house ended up channelinging the dress to sell. haunted houses are tricky. >> had house of real personality. >>reporter: real estate agent on modern family can attest. is they found no evidence of murder or mobsters. you are significant it's not haunted by ghost. haunted by reality tv. >> i hadn't thought of it that way that's a good way of putting it. >> bought the place 100,000 dollar discount and. >> ed it up. >> will you mick money when you sell it. real estate flipper and ghost buster. is this is abc news las vegas. >> coming up next. bay area organization helping people with disabilities sell brit the big million stone. how the non-profit changing lives. 7 news [son] all right,she has no idea. [man] no one told her,right? [son]hi! [mom screams] [people clap and cheer] >> this organization dedicated to helping peop