(beep) that was the schiller school. stan is tenth on the waiting list. it's not fair. when i hugged the headmaster, i let him press up against the twins. he got sugar from the ice queen? he's a dead man! calm down. i liked it. cool. wait. don bauer is headmaster at schiller? guess who he golfs with? (click) there you are, lefty. grayson, i'm about to walk in and see you, so i want to apologize in advance for making fun of your $100 haircut. so thanks again for letting my dad... hate you. ♪ i'm her man ♪ i'm her father ♪ she's my lover ♪ she's my daughter ♪ we're singin' here like a couple of fools ♪ ♪ like a couple of fools ♪ cause we both got kicked ♪ kicked (both) ♪ in the family jules (laughs) yay. (chuckles) hey, we just got started, so why don't you sit down? dadgummit! (clatter) oh! (music stops) hmm. oh, hey, laurie. (singsongy) hey. ♪ oh. candy corn.

the case schiller report says that in the -- kay schiller report says in the bay area home prices weren .2% from the prior month. prices up 7.9% from a year earlier but that number has been weakening over the course of 2014. the top 20 seconds in the kay schiller report saw flat growth. stock market off to a slight gain but enough to keep pushing the dow and s&p to new record highs. and let's check the big board. see how we're doing so far. the dow is up by 7 points in the early going. the nasdaq climbing 14 points. apple up .5% pushing it over $700 billion in market value. most valuable company out there. back to you guys. >> they are pretty good. [ laughter ] >> doing all right. >> jason brooks from kcbs news, thank you. >>> thanksgiving is almost here so you know what, time to talk turkey. >> cnet senior editor jessica joins us with high-tech gadgets to take out the stress. >> we have the meat thermometer in two sizes large for $80 and then a small version for 40. it's bluetooth connected and will connect to your phone and let you know when your food is done and comes with two spike

great group of people here. >> no one works harder or longer than susan schiller our news director. no one in the country. >> in the mornings, in the evening. but she does a great job. >> and we saw tom lamaine there doing a little mcing there, one of our collogues. >> yes. >> we are looking at beautiful looking, sunrise, atlantic city, sun coming up, blue skies every where, the ocean is 47 degrees in case it is warm, it is not, norris the air, we have air temperatures in the 20's and some locations in the teens this morning. we do warm up, 45 degrees today with sunshine, tomorrow 55 degrees, few more clouds later in the afternoon, rain overnight into machine but look at monday's temperature 70 degrees. wednesday is there a coastal storm? that is still a question mark and we will continue to follow that. >> wow. >> 70 degrees. >> i cannot wait. >> soak that up. >> yes. >> you better believe it. >> that is "eyewitness news" for now, maybe signing autopsy on television but we are always on line at cbs philly.com. cbs this morning saturday is next. make it a great weekend. >> bye-bye.

be harassed and pope, now schiller, scott, long follow. sometime one wishes to read for the sake of contrast, when i left much in account i have a volume of a kind of s antiseptic to dust, tepid, bread, ater, frying pan salad belly bacon and to infrequent washing of sweat drenched clothing". excellent writer as well, you notice the vividness of his writing. is amazing about this variety of s the powers mentions. for the ns 16 powers ancient world throughout history up to his age. he likes to read. they come from the classical world, england, america, germany. every style of poetry from couplets to 3 verse, every of poems from narrative the lyric. he was an intelligent reader of poetry. i wonder if we went around the room right now and i asked you the 16 favourite poets, from time eferred to to time. you could properly find if you. 16 powers come to his mind as is thinking about poetry. he mentions swinburn. is worth a picture 1000 words, you cannot imagine two people more different from one another. on one hand, on the other. thinker and w

also on tuesday, the case schiller home price index released.t measures the prices of homes that have been sold. on wednesday personal income figures released and the fab four's 52nd anniversary. the day that john, paul, george and ringo had their first recording session ournd the name the beatles. thanksgiving is thursday sen the markets are closed and the markets close early after half day of fraid trading on friday. >>> black friday shoppers may be searching for deals on the wrong day. what's the right day? joining us is sharon epperson on the real bargain days to shop and they almost never involve standing outside in the cold. that's the good news. >> that's the great news. >> if it is not black friday, when is it? >> the sunday before thanksgiving. do you have your act together? i do not. if you know what is on your list, that is a great day or even the day before thanksgiving. >> why? >> a lot of folks think cybermonday is a great day, too. if you want to g on-line, shop thanksgiving day. >> is that because retailers are trying to get you

our susan schiller the vice president and news director for cbs3 and the cw philly.uring her 10 years cbs3 has been one of the most honored stations in the nation winning the highest awards for excellence in journalism. talk show host dom giordano of our talk radio 1210wpht was also inducted. congratulations to susan dom and all of the year's hall of fame inductees. >> well said indeed. a good night to be indoors because it's so cold out there. weather watchers are saying we can tell that high pressure is dominating our weather, the barometer is just soaring. the skies are clear and that wind is light but the temperatures are falling fast. take a look at some of these numbers. we'll start off where it is 28 degrees in morrisville pa. john is saying a cold night but skies are clear. look at this, 18, the coldest number we have seen tonight. captain chuck is saying 18 degrees with that barometric pressure on the rise from 30.02-inches. closer to reading dave is saying 29 degrees with a very low relative humidity. the barometric pressure is high, winds out of the west a

our buddy tom lamaine. 12 broadcasters were inducted into the hall of fame tonight including susan schillerf vice-president and news director for cbs-3 and the cw philly. during her time overseeing our newsroom, cbs-3 has been among the most honored stations in the country. winning the highest awards for excellence in journalism and the all traces back to susan. talk show host dom giordano of our sister station talk radio 1210 wip was inducted tonight. our congratulations to susan, dom, all of this years hall of fame inductees. now over to another hall of famer. kathy. >> yes. congratulations susan and dom. a great honor indeed. a good night to be in doors across the delaware valley. many thanks to our hundreds of weather watchers who are reporting in. tonight we have a lot. they're saying skies are clear and it is cold. kevin is located in mullica hill. he says the wind is calm and the temperatures are falling fast. it's 23 degrees. a beautiful but cold starry starry night. on the philadelphia side, upper darby, 26 degrees, quite cold there this evening. 25 degrees right now in media. jim

also on tuesday the case schiller home price index being released.t measures the prices of homes that have been sold. on wednesday personal income figures are released. and it is the fab four's 52nd anniversary. it's the day that john, paul, george, and ringo had their first recording session under the name the beatles. gobble gobble, everybody. thursday is thanksgiving day. and the markets are closed. and on friday the markets close early after a half day of trading. attention, all you black friday shoppers. you may actually be searching for the deals on the wrong day. so what is the right day? joining us right now, personal twin correspondent sharon epperson on the real bargain days to shop. and they almost never involve standing in line outside in the cold. that's the good news. >> that's the great news. >> if it's not black friday, though, when is it? >> well, it is actually the sunday before thanksgiving. that early. do you have your act together? i certainly do not. but if you know what's on your list, that's a great day to go. or even go the d

schiller, scott, longfellow, kipling, shelley, or tennyson. and again, emerson or browning or whitman. sometimes our wishes are to reed for the sake of contrast. when i live in -- i often carried the volumes of swinburne, frying pan bread, and the infrequent washing of sweat drenched clothing. on top of everything else, teddy roosevelt was an excellent writer as a. i think you will notice the vividness of his writing. the main thing about his statement is that the variety of poets that he mentions he lists 16 poets from the ancient world throughout history up to his age that he likes to reed. they come from the classical world of england america germany. together they represent a vast cross-section of the literature of poetry. they represent historical periods. every style of poetry to rhyming couplets to free verse, and every type of home from narrative to lyric. roosevelt was an intelligent -- intelligent reader of poetry. if we went around the room now and i asked you to name your 16 favorite poets that you refer to from time to time, i wou

my guide was a guy called dave schiller. x israel he special forces man. when he picked me up from the airport, i was surprised to see when he reached to open up the visor on the car that he had a nine millimeter. why have you got a nine millimeter? don't worry, you have an automatic as well in the glove compartment. i don't normally get this. the problem is, the pocket has been strip mined by members of metal detecting groups who were sponsored by the russian mafia. they will defend their pitches. it's also being defended by the neo-nazi far right who is regarding it as a sacred site. we both have weapons in case anything kicks off. i did not do the project. burial'sat shallow like. i did not want to be one of them. there are big problems with the eastern front. it's probably getting worse. a lot of websites are drying out. if you want to go on ebay and german id tags, they are available. one, you ensure that german soldier will remain missing. it's the purchase of not to memorabilia. memorabilia. it's fueling that business. you are part of the civil war

. >> we talked to bob schiller about the stock market, but only about half of all americans even owncks. far more americans own homes, so there's some degree of importance in encouraging homeownership because it has that health and prosperity effect. >> oh, absolutely. we certainly learned from the housing crash how risky homeownership can be. on the other hand, it's still the case that home equity is incredible force of wealth, and when you look at people who are in their retirement years, it's not just having that wealth in your home, it's having the fact that you own that house free and clear and don't have the mortgage payment, and for a lot of americans, that provides a lot of financial security. >> chris what a great opportunity to talk to you. research director at the harvard joint center for house studies. >>> up next, how the staggering mountain of student debt is effecting the economy. the ripple effect reaches all of us. continues. >> a conflict that started 100 year ago, some say, never ended... revealing... untold stories of the valor... >> they opened fire on the englis

special dinner was health at hilton city avenue in philadelphia honoraries include our very own susan schillervice-president and news director for cbs-3 and the cw philly. during her tenure cbs-3 has been one of the most honored stations in the country winning high's wards for excellence in journalism. talk show host dom giordano of our sister station talk radio 1210 wpht was induct alongside susan. congratulations to both of them and all of this years hall of fame inductees. >>> very nice. >>> 5:38 right now. wounded warriors on the road to recovery, coming up next on "eyewitness news" what a mother and father are doing to help their son an iraq war veteran to help him get back on his feet. >>> also, your team, your kids on tv, a wrap up of the last friday football frenzy that season is coming up next in sports. >>> and another chilly morning but there is a warm up on the way, carol returns with the details on "eyewitness news". >>> on the healthwatch, people drink a lot actually alcoholics. federal health officials say no. health reporter stephanie stahl has details on the new report. >>> ke

i'm at a hotel in schiller park. >> meanwhile, in a room across the hall, female undercovers post fake ads for sex on backpage and lure johns to the hotel. >> are you going to come visit me? what time are you looking at? okay. i charge $90, frank, for a full service for one hour, is that okay with you? >> he's calling for a date for tonight, wants to know if i do greek, which is common term for anal sex. >> i'm in the o'hare area. >> okay. i can't wait to see you. >> female undercovers make contact with an eager john. >> right now. he's going to be here in two minutes. >> meanwhile, a male undercover in the room across the hall also has a subject on the way. >> you're not the police, right? you know you've got to tell me that, right? well, that's why i want to give you my number, you know. i don't want a bunch of dudes kicking in my door. >> the team scrambles to prepare for two simultaneous takedowns. >> are you guys good? >> yeah, we're good. >> all right, let me know. you're going to hang out in the lobby, then? >> it's always feast or famine. we'll have nothing, we'll make the phon

we saw that yesterday with the case schiller index rising 4.4% year-over-year.at twentysomethings, those millenial's, are finally going to jump into the market? dottie, millenial's have effectively been on a buyers shrike, not because they did not -- buyers strike, not because they did not want to buy, but i'm sure they couldn't. do they qualify for those low mortgage rates? >> they do. they want to be part of the american dream. and don't forget that when they get out of school, because i guess that is anywhere from troy three to the early 30's, the job market wasn't so good. early 30's,o the the job market wasn't so good. of jobs when they came back are lower paying. >> is that part of the money deals -- the millenial's american dream? they have apartments they listened on airbnb and they are sharing cars, staying in homes and not hotels. is part of their american dream? -- their american dream. dealing thing is, they will take less space. they want to live next to their friends. they would rather not commute two hours. however, a lot of them don't have kids y

will get more economic numbers today including the second read on third order g the but also case schillerat will be out at 9:00 it is a retrospective look at the housing recovery. . rum --r service to and there are some of the enticements that mall owners are using to get shoppers to get into their door the season. in an age when customers can simply buy gifts over the internet, will these gimmicks increase your traffic numbers? malls,yman walked of the some of the biggest ones in new jersey, to find out how retailers plan to thrive this season. one of them was the garden state mall? my home base. >> do you frequent the garden state? >> not the garden state but other malls. >> you have everything from a payless shoe store to a louis vuitoon so it spans the range in terms of appeal for the retailers. we were their midday on it writing and there was not an enormous amount of traffic but there was traffic there. everywhere, we saw for-sale signs. i was with an analyst from keybank and he says 40 is the new 25 in terms of the percentage off you are getting at the store. he says that is taking

[applause] douglas lily and john schiller. national medal of technology and innovation to douglas lily and john schiller national cancer institute national institutes of health for developing the viruslike particles and related technologies that led to the generation of effective vaccines specifically targeting hpv and related cancers. [applause] [applause] >> let's give a big round of applause to all of our own ward ease. [applause] [applause] we couldn't be prouder of all of you and i hope for those who are watching or those who read the stories or reports about this, that we are all reminded once again of the role of science and discovery and invention and reason in our lives. you know sometimes we spend a lot of time lifting up sports heroes and nobody is a bigger sports fan than i am. we extol the virtues of our singers and our movie stars. i like entertainment too, but we have to remind ourselves constantly that so much of what has set us apart economically, culturally is our commitment to science and we have to continue