the 16-year-old richard tom will enter a plea in connection with setting the 18-year-old sasha fleischman on fire by lighting the skirt. thomas told police he did it because he is homophobic and faces hate crime charges. sasha's fair -- father says his son does not identify with male or female. >> images of this man are circulating on child porn forums photographed engaging in sexually explicit activities with a child. some of the images show a ring on the suspect's right ring finger and a chair. the suspect may refer to him sex as jimmy. anyone with information is urged to call the f.b.i. >> if you felt the earth move at 7:15, the bay area did expense a small, 2.2 magnitude earthquake. we obtained this map which shows it was centered at the north end of the alameda naval air station. there are no reports of any damage. >> the el el cerrito bart station is re-opened after an apparent suicide. a bus bridge took commuters to neighboring stations. >> demolition of the old span of the bay bridge officially underway with crews removing,400' of roadway on upper deck cantilever section the past

sasha fleischman identifies as gender neutral and richard tom, 16, said he did it because he is homophobic. >> just ahead, are you thinking about turkey or toys 'r us? we will look at the great debate over shopping on thanksgiving day. angelina's double mastectomy brought new attention to a gene that indicate as hire risk for cancer and the warning doctors >>> a survey shows holiday shoppers will spend more this year. holiday spending will increase by 3.5% offer 4% compared to last year. katie marzullo joins us from the newsroom with who is offering what and when. katie? >> you can be on the cutting edge and start shopping for deals online today or you can stick with tradition and wait for black friday orally the -- black friday or you can hit the stores tomorrow. attention, retailers are getting a jump on cyber hundred and offering online deals starting today. if you want you can head to stores opening tomorrow: toys 'r us wal-mart and kohl's are opening on thanksgiving. some plan to honor the day of family and feast. >> this is the way some retailers want you to spend thanksgiving. we be

a lawyer if 16-year-old richard tom will challenge a decision by the d.a.ent as an adult. thomas faces felony assault and aggravated mayhem charges. police say he society luke fleischman on fire by lighting a skirt saying he difficulty -- did it because he is homophobic. >> president obama is wrapping up his trip to california at dream works. he went to a fundraiser at the home of magic johnson where gifts paid $15,000 mingled with fares including samuel l. jackson. he left san francisco after an event at the chinese recreation center in chinatown where he was shouted at. >> the f.d.a. is ordering a company to stop soling -- selling their again home testing toasts for 240 health conditions. the food and drug administration said the company failed to show the technology is supported by science and it is not f.d.a. cleared. the company says they are committed to addressing the dens and is marketing the kits online. among the investors is google. >> joseph take so -- joseph naso was convicted to death and he give his first interview to us. >> and the incredibl

richard tom will challenge a decision by the district attorney to charge his climb as an adult. >> four, a candlelight vigil is held at john f. kennedy high school in fremont to on a beloved high school coach and mentor who died while trying to help others. the 76-year-old john webb was hit and killed by a car on saturday morning while trying to direct drives around an accident. >> five, the seattle area could set a record with the highest minimum wage in the country. officials are expected to certify a controversial election today to set in motion a $15 an hour wage for, workers at seattle international airport leading by 76 votes as of last night. >> "spare the air" again today, with no bushing of wood today unless you want to pay a big fine. also, the rain is coming on thanksgiving. for the couple of accidents we have had, there were a couple of glitches. we have a stalled vehicle with flashing lights on the san mateo bridge in the westbound direction does not appear to be slowing things down. >> starting today, a holiday program for flightcar starts today at san francisco internatio

we are going to bring in richard and tom to ask our panelists additional questions and then throw itver to our audience. >> let me turn to bob kaplan for a minute and then the others. i am interested in the connections between what the administration is trying to do and what it is trying to do -- in the middle east, and what it is trying to do asia. you dialback iraq, you dialback afghanistan, you have more available for asia. the quality of your security commitments and diplomatic engagement will bleed over into the way you are perceived in asia. i am interested in your thoughts on that. >> if you get involved in a ground war, that is going to deplete your attention elsewhere. asia did not like the iraq and afghan wars. it meant less attention on dealing with the u.s. and china. it meant less attention on the u.s. top policymakers in terms of military deployments. if you set good examples in one region, it affects another region. it affects your world because nations can only judge you on your past actions. if your past actions are not impressive, you're going to have less respect.

richard lui has the sports highlights including a touchdown celebrationt that caused a goal post to get a little cockeyed. >>> the >>> 50 years since the assassination of president john f. kennedy tom brocaw looks back at that day. >>> time forpo richard lui. >> good friday. it was a no-show for a-rod. his attorneys did show for the final day of his appeal of the 211 game suspension. an arbitrator will decide by january. meanwhile alex rodriguez could sue baseball. >>> saints jimmy graham, a former college basketball player dunking on the goal coach. it tilts left. the grounds crew grumables. new orleans wins 17-13 in a squeaker. >>> used to play with action figures as a kid. now calvin johnson nicknamed mega tron gets his own action figure. it is not any other action figure. it is a transformer. >> does it transform into the shoe? >> it is a three-item package. >>> thursday college football. central florida did not need typical game to beat rutgers 41-17. >>> college hoops. new mexico against alabama birmingham to overtime. another three sends it is double ot. lobos win. >>> in nhl columbus on a power play. calgary loses 2-1. >>> the dallas mavericks wanted to pump up fans so they

handful that then lord it over everybody else it's it's extraordinary richard roth thanks so much for being with us. my pleasure tom thank you always a pleasure seeing. crazy alert wisconsin is famous for its dairy products in fact is i'm calling america's dairy land now the state's largest city mall walky has found a way to use wisconsin's number one export cheese delve city residents through the tough upper midwest winter months in a walk a department of public works has announced that it will try to use cheese brine liquid extract that is left over when cheese is made as a replacement for rock salt those were all rock salt helps keep roads clear is dangerous ice and can permanently damage them and has been shown to cause long from environmental harm she's brine is a cheaper and safer alternative at the same time though milwaukee's decision raises some interesting question i mean what's that cheese that traffic own. sounds like a plan. coming up it's republicans nightmare a basic income for all citizens whether you're rich or poor employed or unemployed hardworking or lazy that's going on in switzerland and could

tom ridge will testify along with richard thornburgh and tammy duckworth. that is this afternoon at 2:30. tonight, live coverage of election results in new jersey and virginia. both states are electing governors today. live coverage at 9:00 on c-span. impact of the health care law on hospitals and the quality of care was the subject of an event held by u.s. news & world report monday. donna shea leyla took part in this discussion. also bill frist. [applause] and thanks for allowing me to host this panel. this is an amazing group of folks appear. ,, i doi get to the topic not want to miss the opportunity given that i'm sitting to somebody who is positioned to give us thought about how things are doing with the limitation of the affordable care act act. i wonder if you might venture to give a grade to the limitation. >> am glad i am here with cardiologists. >> is been very tough. if we know anything in this country it is how to do software. look at the states that are doing it themselves. they are registering people and already have a platform for medicaid so

a lawyer for the 16-year-old richard thomas will challenge a decision by the district attorney to charge his client as an adult. tom faces felony assault and aggravated mayhem after setting luke fleischman on fire but lighting the skirt he was wearing. he told police he did it because he is homophobic. in san rafael police are trying to determine how many machine victimize add 15-year-old used as a prostitute. this was word she was soliciting men. she was found with a man accused of being her pimp, a 25-year-old from richmond and is held on $10,000 bail. >> rebound is in los angeles this morning wrapping up the west coast tour. he left bay area yesterday a whirlwind visit that included a speech on immigration reform. it was appearance in san francisco's chinatown that is drawing nation-wide attention. our reporter has the story. >> it went as planned until 21 minutes into the speech. >> most importantly we will live up --. >> a graduate student from san francisco state interrupted the president. >> i wasn't intending to interrupt the speech. >> he is an undocumented immigrant from south korea. a handful of friends

. >> richard, i think i'll pass on the dog you can put your hand into and makes those an tom mickelson sounds but when you describe them in the nice british accent, it sounded okay to me. chief merchandising officer at toys r us. >> cheers. >>> our next geuest is forecasting a not so jolly holiday sales. what you just heard, enthusiasm from toys r us, why are you so gloom my? >> well, what is going to happen is he's right on the fact on thursday, you'll see more shoppers go on thursday than last year. 50.2% of america shopped before 6:30 on friday morning a year ago. >> 52 on americans shopped -- >> shopped and bought. >> in a store or online or both? sto >> stores alone. >> 50% of them shopped on friday morning. this year those numbers could shift. i think you'll see as high as a 37% increase of shoppers on thursday night and friday as you moverlier. >> that sounds like what we'll write about and talk about on monday morning, this weekend got off to a blockbuster sport. >> and retailers won't do any promotions after thanksgiving and they lose that momentum. the issue is no longer how

richard, you first. what do you think about this tom cruise case. does he have a legitimate shot? all. i think he is frustrated with his divorce and frustrated with his schedule, out of the country, i don't think he has spent a lot of time with his daughter apparently, and he's frustrated at the tabloids printing this stuff up, it is embarrassing, so he is trying to stop it. >> going to make a point. >> they have to prove malice, a tough element to prove when you're a public figure in a defamation case. >> avery, nothing against the law being a working parent that travels a lot, he is saying, however, while he is doing that, his reputation is being scarred. is it worth 50 million? will the court see it his way? >> well, the supreme court answered that question, fredricka, about 50 years ago cht number one, is he a public figure. number two, is there actual malice. the record shows for five months he saw suri ten days. he will never get the disclosure of sources. i hate to agree, richard is exactly right on this. case dismissed. >> we like it when you all agree. we know we have to

richard thomas made a brief appearance. his family was in attendance this morning as the judge put an attorney of record on the case. toms is set to return to court on friday and may enter a plea then. he's charged as an adult with aggrau vateed may -- agraw vateed 345eu -- aggravated mayhem. he used a lighter to set saw saw fleishman's skirt on fire. that individual suffered burns on his body. >>> aldon smith may enter a plea after surrendering. his arrest was delayed because he had been in rehab following a dui arrest in september. the weapons charges stem from a house party hosted by smith last year where he was stabbed and two others were shot. >>> continuing coverage now of typhoon haiyan. officials today raised the confirmed death toll to over 1700 and officials say they fear it could end up being closer to 2500. the storm has also injured more than 2,000 people and with all of the homes that are damaged or destroyed, 660,000 people have been displaced. a richmond woman whose uncle was killed by the typhoon say the country is in chaos. >> he said it's getting scarier. they need food, water and medicine. >> the phil

richard torres. that was actually a scene from an unreleased tim burton movie. >> me and my tree. tom, what do you think the wedding night will be like? >> fantastic. obviously he got married in the daytime when he married a tree. good for him. do you remember julia butterfly hill? >> no. >> she lived in a tree for two years and she never proposed marriage to the tree. she went on her merry way. the tree i have on good authority is desyl single. >> they were basically living together. >> it is out in the woods. it is blowing in the breeze. he says, when somebody loved me ♪ >> oh my god. >> dana, that is scary. >> it is. i really hope there are more environmentalists like this. i think we need many more in the world and they film it and all of the videos go vie -- viral. as i branch on you possibly -- >> i am hoping right now you are not thinking of another one. frankly i will throw it glass of water. >> i am completely stumped. >> very good. >> why don't you just leave? >> can we branch off into another direction? >> i used that one. >> do you have an actual answer to this story? >> i

dempsey richard one to the back field and split the uprights. three other kickers have tied the report but tomit first 43 years ago today. who dat? see you back here. when news breaks out, we'll break in. have a great weekend. >> microwave pop co-with extra butter, getting popped. a whipping for those whipped frostings and frozen pizzas. stick them in the teen freeze. don't laugh. just might happen. because now uncle sam is poking his nose in everybody's kitchen. this is big. welcome everybody, i'm neil cavuto. food for thought. the government looking to take my frozen pizza and other goodies away. say it ain't so but it could happen if the fda gets it way. looking to rid foods of artery clogging trans-fats that could force some brands to change

. >> here is the question, what do jude and tom do to vile richard online? >> that's the question. answer tweet it and use the #todaybookclub and we'll have a special google plus hang out. we can't wait. >> yeah. >> thanks helen. >> and let us get a check of the weather now from mr. roker. >> all right. let's see what we got for you. we're going to start off with our #todaysunrise. miami florida, looking good. get on a cruise. looking nice and warm. rest of the sunshine today, eastern half of the u.s. we'll have a snowstorm in the rockies. that's going to cause problems for parts of minnesota. sunshine through california. tomorrow, we watch that system make its way to the east and as it does we will be looking at more snow coming across the plains. you're 60 today. >> i am. >> and it's your birthday present. where are you from? >> >>> good monday morning to you. temperatures are going to be nice later on this afternoon, but it will stay cool enough for a sweater or light jacket at least until lunchtime today. between about noon and 3:00 p.m., highs will climb into the mid-70s. inla

richard petty and dale earnhardt. both have seven points titles. >>> cam newton and the panthers have won five straight games. jumped into the playoff chase. can they make it six? they'll have to earn it against tom brady and the pats. 6:25 p.m. eastern tonight. >>> all right. an incredible college basketball performance makes this our "play of the day." it involves a team from a tiny college in iowa. >> in their game yesterday, jack taylor, number 24, nearly unstoppable. he scored 109 points in a winning effort. >> last season, he set the single-game collegiate scores record when he poured in 138 points. congratulations to him. poor defense on the other guys. >> even if you can hit every shot, you would run out of gas at some point. that's amazing. >> the entire team should have been on him. >> exactly. >>> coming up next, it's "the pulse." lady gaga is taking the stage and snl, getting high marx for her performance. >>> one running back is making national headlines because of one big distinction. ♪ through 12 blizzards blowing ♪ 8 front yards blinding ♪ 6 snowballs flying ♪ 5 packages addressed by toddlers ♪ ♪ that's a q ♪ 4 lightning bolts ♪ 3 creepy gnomes ♪ 2 angry geese ♪ and a giant blow-u

richard nixon who had been defeated by john f. kennedy in 1960. so it was very consequential, politically, culturally and historically for this country. >> tom, we ares the nbc television network and as we say, where were you, became the defining question, and as far as we can it tell, will remain that way as long as this is a searing moment in american history. tom, it also was the coming of age of the television era which now, of course, has grown so exponentially into a digital era, but that day, they say the average viewing was eight hours a day for those first four days of the coverage. >> it was. and it really, in many ways, was the arrival of television news. i have often said john f. kennedy became as though people knew him. the first time you had a president in your room every night. there they were in the most intimate terms, not just a voice on radio. >> tom brokaw, we'll see you later tonight. we'll see the folks at home tonight for nbc nightly news. our broadcast will originate here in dealey plaza in dallas, texas. special airs tonight at 9:00, 8:00 central on the nbc television network. we'll see you for our broadcast later today for

tom cruise is trending now. also trending, lady gaga. the singer plans to perform from outer space. gaga will blast off into space aboard sir richardon's virgin galactic in 2015. marvel comics is trending. their first muslim-american superhero debuts in a new monthly series in january. google barge the mystery solved after days of rampant speculation about what google is building in the san francisco bay. they came clean and call it an interactive space where people can learn about technology and, of course, twitter. the company goes public today. remember, you can follow us on twitter at #cbssf. >>> coming up on kpix 5, we're minutes away from twitter's public stock debut. we'll break down the challenges twitter faced once it hits wall street. the great american novel. so you can happily let life get in the way, while planning for tomorrow. so you can finish the great american novel banking for the life you have investing for the life you want chase. so you can we consider ourselves at tbusiness optimizers.ity, how? by building custom security solutions that integrate video, access control, fire and intrusion protection. we'll sho

richard branson in a minute. but in the meantime, let's get back to our guest host tom fanning, ceo of southern company.talked about obama care in a real way with you. we're talking about these other issues. but has it actually impacted your business in any way? >> well, it absolutely is impacting everybody's business, right? when you look at what's going on right now, it's a disaster, okay. and, in fact, i'm so sympathetic, i think, to the problems they're having. i had 15 different jobs at southern company in my 15 years there. one of them i was cio. and we all know that means career is over. the challenges these guys face in putting these big complex systems is enormous. and if you think you're going to get the thing solved by the end of november, you know, i think that's a pipe dream. so this is going to be something in my opinion that's going to go on for a long time. so, the problem remains, what are we going to do about kind of health care? you can't solve the problem of america's long-term financial integrity without dealing with all of these issues, health care being one of them. we're seeing 8

richard nixon, who had been defeated by john f. kennedy in 1960. it was very consequential, politically, culturally and historically for this country. >> tom, we areain that way as long as this is a searing moment in american history. tom, it also was the coming of age of the television era, which now of course has grown so exponentially into a digital era. that day they say the average viewing was eight hours a day for those first four days of the coverage. >> it was. it really, in many ways, was the arrival of television news. i often said john f. kennedy became so popular in part because people felt they knew him. it was the first time you had an american president in your living room every night or favorite bar or where you of whatted television because there they were in the most intimate terms, not just a voice on radio. >> tom brokaw, we'll see you later tonight. we'll see the folks at home tonight for nbc nightly news. our broadcast will originate here in daley plaza in dallas, texas. special airs tonight at 9:00/8:00 central on the nbc television network. we'll see you for our broadcast later today. for our entire team, i'm brian later to