>>well doctor tallia's folks at the robert wood johnson medical school have been on the cutting edge of this they were the first medical school in the nation to do an all day actually it was several days last year and repeated again this year as part of the joining forces initiative to educate medical students residents other disciplines nursing psychologists pharmacists about caring for veterans about understanding the military culture about doing an assessment understanding the effects of conflict and combat and essentially the wounds of war as we hear it >>and you have found that they need... oh absolutely it's not it's basically a general need within the clinician communities caring for veterans in new jersey and around the country i mean to get specific of the kinds of things that we're seeing... >>sure because the public needs to know this >>absolutely absolutely physical disabilities right limb loss a whole series of problems that you get from these explosive devices that people so there are physical injuries that they're dealing with right? in addition there's incredible emot

children from birth to age five for success in school and life the new jersey education association robert wood johnson university hospital the heart of academic medicine md advantage insurance company of nj choose nj our mission is attracting companies to the garden state cohn reznick accounting, tax, and advisory where forward thinking creates results and by adler aphasia center helping stroke and brain injury survivors recover their speech promotional support provided by new jersey monthly the magazine of the garden state available at newsstands and commerce magazine [music playing] [music playing] hi i'm steve adubato we're talking pre k. what does it mean why does it matter? we're here talking with our good friend stephen barnett who is director of the national institute for early education research at rutgers university good to see you steve >>good to see you >>early childhood education matters because? >>because it's the first step on a path to success and because it's important in its own right as a valuable time in a child's life and it also intersects with providing childcare so paren

children from birth to age five for success in school and life the new jersey education association robert wood johnson university hospital the heart of academic medicine md advantage insurance company of new jersey choose new jersey our mission is attracting companies to the garden state cohn reznick accounting tax and advisory where forward thinking creates results and by adler aphasia center helping stroke and brain injury survivors recover their speech promotional support provided by new jersey monthly the magazine of the garden state available at newsstands and commerce magazine [music playing] [music playing] welcome to caucus new jersey i'm steve adubato far too many children enter school not prepared. clearly a strong foundation in early education plays a big role in success later in life. here to discuss the importance of early childhood education we have on our panel steven barnett director of the national institute for early education research at rutgers university kimberly baxter mclain president and ceo foundation for newark's future molly dunn executive director of preschool advan

lou: robert wood. another sign that jeb bush may want to run for president.r florida governor stepping down from his paid advising position at barclay's. of course, i was told you shouldn't quit a job before have you another. >>> up next, president obama yesterday unilaterally trying to open up cuba to america, and today his spokesman didn't deny opening up the white house to raul castro. that's next. ♪ the mercedes-benz winter event is back, with the perfect vehicle that's just right for you, no matter which list you're on. [ho, ho, ho, ho] lease the 2015 ml 350 for $579 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. when electricity is generated here's awith natural gasu: instead of today's most used source, how much are co2 emissions reduced? up to 30%? 45%? 60%? the answer is... up to 60% less. and that's a big reason why the u.s. is a world leader in reducing co2 emissions. take the energy quiz -- round 2. energy lives here. lou: president obama's unilateral action to try to normalize diplomatic relationships in cuba met with strong skepticism and praise as

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scrambling, saying get open, robert woods, he did, it in the end zone. they pulled it within 2.rles, the future hall of famer was waiting. and the score 26-24, raiders win. >> do i feel like i deserve it? >> do -- do i feel like it? yes, do i deserve it? it is not for me to decide, okay. >> well, he won three. so, ben roethlisberger, 6-5, rocking on, big-old corn-fed dude against kansas city. and they unleech on bell, the second quarter, steelers are up by 4. late in the 3rd. they are not going to get it again. flip it to brown. steelers win it 20-12 and clinched a play off invite for the first time since 2011. afc playoff picture here, folks, weeks to go. 4 of the 6 spots, bryan, writing it down. chargers moving into the final spot, ravens, texans and still with the outside shot of getting in. else where, man, boy, they were laying a smack down and big d, for dallas. now, first, on the receiving end of a romo pass. here is murray. crashing in making it 28-0. they roll it, final 42-7 to clinch the nfc east. the first division title since 2009. meantime, cutler, no, jimmy clawson

robert wood is managing partner at wood almost lp and my guest today. rt, great to have you on the show. i want to get to that. >> thank you. i want to get to that big question after i ask you this first. what has been revealed now that lois learner was communicating with the department of justice before the midterm elections in 2010, correct? >> that's right. >> and what do we make of that? >> well, i think people -- some groups the administration and certainly liberal organizations are saying this doj does this kind of thing all the time there's nothing improper about it. i think we truly don't know the content of many of these communications, they are still being analyzed and i think they are two separate things. one is certainly the concern, as you just noted, that lois learner and department of justice officials were talking about prosecuting conservative groups but also the notion that taxpayer private data has apparently been released between the irs and the white house. we still don't know the details. i mean, these are literally things that are

. >> a study released yesterday by the robert wood johnson foundation shows new jersey falls short onting children and adults vaccinated against the flu and planning for climate change. new jersey health officials question the report saying new jersey was relative healthy and low infectious disease rate. >> wall street is having a santa claus rally, we have america's money. >> reporter: stocks surging, the market opening today after a 400 point surge. >> reporter: the dow was up 700 points the last two days thanks to the fed's statement about holding interest rates. >>> recall has been extended by ford. >> total automakers have recalled 20 million vehicles with the japanese made air bags. >> move over black friday, tomorrow is super saturday. >> super saturday will be the biggest shopping day of the year. >> consumers are expected to spend a billion dollars more tomorrow than they did on black friday. >> it's like a full cangt -- contact sport. >> isn't that the rocky theme? >> yeah. >> see why certain types of men make spicing food. >> we're working on a breaking story out of new yor

the robert wood johnson foundation gives new jersey a passing grade for public health funding preparing for emerging threats and having toddlers vaccinated against hepatitis b. the areas where the state falls short though include getting adults and children vaccinated against the flu and planning for climate change. >> the u.s. cuba deal to restore diplomatic relations could lead to the capture of a convicted killer of a new jersey state trooper. prosecutors say that joanne chesimir shot and killed a stat typier in 1973. she was sent to pries ton four years later and escaped in 1979. she resurfaced in cuba in 1984 and was granted asylum. authorities are now urging the obama administration to seek the return of chesimard. >> an enormous amount of clarity to this case. it's not that we're seeking anybody for a prosecution, it's not that we're seeking a suspect, we're seeking somebody who has committed the crime, was convicted of that crime and was sentenced. >> a second trooper was also wounded in that shooting. new jersey state police and the fbi are offering a $2 million reward for info

that somebody was robert woods for the touchdown. the point after got the bills within two.n the onside kick, it fell into the hands of charles woodson. and the raiders hung on to win 26-24. after the game, soprano was asked if he deserves a shot to coach next year. >> do i feel like it? yes. >> do you deserb it? >> that's not for me to decide that okay. but -- it's not for me to decide. okay? >> three straight home wins. hey. the afc playoff picture with one week to go for the six playoff spots have been clinched. now the chargers moved into the final wild card spot with the ravens, texans and chiefs still with an outside shot of getting in. >>> elsewhere, somebody was laying the smackdown in big d.. cowboy running back demarco murray, playing just six days after suffering a broken hand. first quarter. dallas up on indy 7-0. romo, to dez bryant. that's a touchdown. romo threw for four of these today and second quarter now. 21-0. it's murray injured hand and all made it 28-0. he got so bad for the colts they pulled andrew luck. cowboys roll 42-7. and clinch the nfc east. the

the robert wood johnson foundation gives new jersey a passing grade for public health funding, preparing for emerging threats and having toddlers vaccinated against hepatitis b. the areas the state falls short include getting adults and kids vaccinated the flu and planning for crime change. >> the automaker ford is recalling another 450 thus san vehicles over faulty air bag. air bags are made by takata corporation of japan. they can reportedly explode with too much force sending shrapnel into drivers and passengers. the takata air bags have been linked so far to five deaths and multiple injuries. now this latest recall include 2,005 to 2008 forward for mustang models. also, some 2005 and 2006 ford gt's. we have full details on that recall. you can find it at cbsphilly.c cbsphilly.com. >> big day on wall street. blue chips stock the dow saw their biggest one day surge in three years. the dow closed at 17,778. the second consecutive triple digit gain for the dow since the fed's reassurance it's in no interest to raise interest rat rates. s&p 500 and the nasdaq were sharply higher. >> are y

robert woods. deep in the end zone. and look at this. it is a two-opponent game again.es will go for the onside kick. chars woodson to seal the deal. >> a great way to tend season in front of our fans. winning three game in a row at home. really happy for the fans. really happy for the owner, him a for reggie, happy for the guys in that locker room. >> finishing out 3-0. finishing out the way that we can. all of those things are so important and building this franchise. once we're at a playoff run, you can do one of two things. you can give in or keep fighting. >> oakland's own marshawn lynch. he missed the start of the game. with an upset stomach. not a problem here. he takes a handle off and does the rest. lynch rushed for 113 yards. two scores. the seahawks take control of the division. 35-6 over arizona. he tips it in. a double double. 47 point. 14 boards. cousins to rudy gay to ben mclemore. kobe bryant trying to make something happen. kings now at the five-game losing squid. quickly turning their battle to golden state. >> they're probably the best team in the lea

robert woods. springs free in the end zone.0-yard strike from kyle orton, and the bills still breathing here with a minute nine remaining. >> well, so often in these situations, offensive linemen out of breath and not able to rush the passer with quite the same aggression as earlier in the game and great by robert to make himself available. d.j. falls down. woods, another one of these young skill guys that makes this bills future look so good. woods, watkins, c.j. spiller. chris hogan. a lot of good players on this bills offense. >> how about orton today? but that drive took 46 seconds, four plays. buffalo goes down, scores a touchdown. referee: third and final charged time-out. >> justin tuck was injured and was trying to walk off under his own power and could not. so the final raiders time-out. >> carpenter. and the point after. he's got it. and the buffalo bills within two. 1:09 remaining in regulation. and a quick touchdown for kyle orton. jigs a reminder tonight on cbs it begins with "60 minutes" and scott pelly reporting

the robert wood johnson foundation says the garden state got passing grades for public health funding preparing for emergency threats and having toddlers vaccinated against hepatitis b. but new jersey falls short when it comes to getting residents vaccinated for the flu planning for climate change and preventing the spread of an infection and health care facilities only west virginia was ranked worse. new jersey schools may soon need to keep allergy medicine on hand. state lawmakers are considering a bill that would allow school nurses to give the treatment to students suffering allergic reactions without contacting a parent first. it's an effort to address the school aged children with ld food allergies. >> the bulls are running at the corner, the dow jones just closed up by more than 400 points. it is the biggest gain in threes years. nasdaq and s&p up tonight. the market continue a surge that began yesterday. the feds said it was in no rush to raise interest rates. >> cyber terrorists have been empowered that's what experts say happened the moment movie chains gave into hackers dem

. >> reporter: serial's inspired obsessed fans like robert wood to do their own investigating. >> youre you want to get to the bottom of it as much as anyone else. >> reporter: you personally do. >> i do. >> reporter: so popular it's even provided fodder for online spoofs. >> nobody knows who did it but you. and the person who did it. >> reporter: while serial wraps up today, 15 years after the murder -- >> for the last year i've spent -- >> reporter: -- the intrigue is more alive than ever. for "today," peter alexander, nbc news, wood lawn, maryland. >> so three of us here are about to dive into this. >> i just downloaded mine. >> you're addicted. you love it. >> i'm addicted. >> i was in a restaurant in l.a. and someone was telling me about it just last week. and every cable leaned in and said "are you talking about serial"? >> what do you love about it? >> for me being a radio guy, the theater of the mind going back to the 1950s, i'm sitting in my car riveted by this tale being told. i love this american life. it's produced well. it's captivating. it's a true story. and it's just u

woods." deborah roberts sat down with the star who playing one of the fairytale's most evil characters. >> ladies clothes you would make us the fools of the festival and mort fie the prince ♪ >> the festival lasts three nights. surely you can let me be there for one of them. >> the king is trying to find his son a wife, knoll a skullry maid. we must be gone. >> oh. >> sit. >> come. go. >> christine. crazy, crazy. you're so mean. where did you find the wickedness? >> i don't know where that comes from. i'm such a nice person. it's so odd. i play these deliciously mean characters with great clothes, lots of attitude. great one-liners. this has been my career. it's been a pretty great ride. and cinderella's wicked stepmother, you got the blonde wig, it's a little too big. the clothes are a little too much. they're fabulous. the attitude. the horses. the carriage. the whole thing. it was fun. >> what do you think of the finished prokt? >> i adore rob marshall. he was the perfect director for this. i worked many times with stephen sondheim. to get to do now a movie version of one of his greatest music

robert klinestibar, a pulmonary and critical care specialist, who's at the concert with his family, immediately starts stabilizing maggie's arm. it's been less than two minutes since the stage fell. david wood'se scene as he turns to help another young man. and prayter stays with maggie. >> at that point, her mom said, you have to get her out of here. >> because of her broken leg, magjars can't move. >> so i handed my injured daughter over to a perfect stranger, but i knew i had no choice. >> prayter and others carry the girl out of the wreckage and on to the hospital. she's treated for a severe laceration to her arm and leg wound. luckily her artery isn't severed. magjars suffers multiple fractures to her leg. she's later reunited with her family at the hospital. at the fairgrounds, people continue to work to free the trapped and injured and secure the wreckage. in all, seven people are killed by the falling stage. more than 40 are injured. at home in northwestern indiana, maggie and her mom spend months recovering from their injuries. >> we were very lucky. i mean, even with our injuries and as scared as everybody was, i mean, we were actually some of the lucky ones. >> magjars says she's i

wood have men to downtown. we have been looking at your christmas pictures all week long. your decorations, your holiday lights this one sent to us from a actually roberte the time line. trees decorated with the presents, but then cat got loose and then what happened. here's final product out here. the cat pulled all of the lights off of the tree while they were sleeping on the overnight. >> hopefully cat is okay. >> i hope cat is okay and they have a good sense of humor bit. but send us your holiday lights, use the hash tag fox 29 lights. chris and alex, back over to you. >> bob mentioned the delay, one hour and 50 minutes at philly international. that same weather is delaying our getting with chrisoph waltz, so if we can get him from germany, we will. >> but right now weather, it is getting in way. >> okay. let's talk about this. a special little girl decides to celebrate her birthday in an incredibly hum blink way. she comes face-to-face with homelessness and it breaks her heart. >> this strong willed seven year-old decides to make a difference by giving back to her community. chris o'connell has this heart warming story. >> reporter: spend a few in