. >> the city's parking office is now using skype but only for people who don't live in massachusetts. if you're from out of state and you get a ticket you can log in and video chat with a representative from the parking office. you're asked to send in any evidence that may help your case in advance. so far, all five cases appealed through skype have been dismissed. >> you have to love that idea. >> i think that's a fantastic idea. dressed up to get in. you don't have to get another ticket dismissed. >>> and now to this, it was in for women, now it's in for men. >> i can't believe this is a thing. the man bun. hottest trends. >> it's like a click on tie but worse. >> you're almost like princess leah but you moved the bun to the back. >> a little more masculine. >> that's so odd. >>> some teens got creative when they got stuck in the airport. >> members of the university of louisville swim and dive team had fun pretending to row, swim and ride bikes on the moving walk way at the raleigh durham international airport in south carolina. the video has 4 million views since saturday. >> pre

. >> a 93-year-old veteran reunites with an old sweetheart on skype later in the morning buzz >> 5:14, people going up the platt bridge getting off on i-95 this friday morning. 56 degrees, it will be chilly today, but you know what, that's the way it usually this time of year. >> that's true. let's go over to karen rogers that picture of platt bridge looked good if you have to go across the bridge right now. >> reporter: it is. not too many problems, no big weather conditions facing us. this is morrisville route 1 no problems between the trenton morrisville bridge and the pennsylvania turnpike. we had a downed tree on stenton avenue that was shut down. they cleared the down tree and things are moving better. we have construction crews in chester county on the the turnpike eastbound between morgantown and downingtown blocking the right lane. we have a downed pole causing the problem in lawrence township route 1 southbound at 295. the downed pole blocking the two right lanes. in mercer county you have an issue there. construction 33 clockner road. 295, both crews will be out there until

the parking office is using skype. people who don't live in massachusetts can log in and video chat with representatives from the city's parking office. they are asked to send in evidence they would have that would help their case ahead of time. all five cases appealed via skype so far were dismissed. >>> this is the topic of our "daily talker." we're asking you, do you think the program should be expanded to include people who live in the state of massachusetts? you can comment at cbsboston.com. robi will have your comments coming up ahead in the 5:00 hour. >>> it is 4:50 right now. making the grade. >> how does your favorite boston restaurant rank when it comes to cleanliness? >> if you are a soccer mom or dad, listen up. the new recommendations to . >> welcome back. it is 4:53 right now. checking our top stories on this tuesday morning. a norton man charged in a deadly road rage incident is due in court. 37-year-old jarad aaron died when 67-year-old michael hinds intentionally hit his pickup truck on 495 in mansfiel

joining us liv live skype from miami. omar shure. latest from the investigation two prongs of it, but clearly anger that there isn't what they consider to be proper intelligence sharing with regards to the bomb theory. >> well, it's really the -- there were four hypotheses from the beginning. from the beginning it seems like the egyptian authorities were dismissing the terrorist activities. when prime minister cameron said this was the most likely cause for the crash he was heavily criticized by the media and the authorities. the foreign minister said it was very astonishing for him to hear that and surprising to hear that so from the very beginning they were not willing to accept there was a security issue, there was a terrorist cause for the crash. mainly because this has political costs. it has -- it destroys the narrative that sinai is under control, which president sisi kept on mentioning a few times, that he came because to secure egypt after a period of very instable transition, and also, it has economic costs. it has -- it wi

they skyped or got together on skype. >> he found a norwood. >> and called him. anyway, they started skyping. and the first thing that she said when she saw him was she said, tommy? because that's what she called him. norwood said he hasn't heard anyone call him that since 1945 when they said good-bye. >> doesn't that kill you? it's beautiful. she said she would say good morning to him, now, every day. so take a look at his response. >> you mentioned that you say good morning each morning. >> i do. >> well, just remember that i will say good morning back to you. >> i say good morning to you every morning. >> i would love to be there to see it in person. >> yes, that would be nice. >> probably not going to happen, i think she's saying. they both were married. both had lost their spouses. >> yes, their spouses passed away. >> how sweet is that? >> do you have a boyfriend you ever think about? >> you can google to see what happens to him. >> yeah, i've done that. >> have you? you don't do that? >> what? do you forget sometimes who you're talking to? >> all right, ti

now the city of boston can allow to you fight a ticket doing it via skype. you have to live outside of massachusetts. it's our "daily talker." danielle? >> good morning. a lot of weather watchers are up this morning. thank you, as always, for your daily report. so great to see so many observations coming in. jack says 38 in lexington. a little cooler when you come to belmont sitting at 30 degrees right now and 40s in a lot of spots. we're on our way to the 50s later on today. i'm tracking some rain in the hour by hour forecast. >>> welcome back. it's 5:44 on your tuesday morning. a big surprise for a speech therapist at the murphy store. she asked google's charity armed for money to pay for printer ink and laminated sheets to teach students better during an assembly, google will donate $42,000 for special education projects across boston and cambridge. >> that's so nice. >> yeah. >> such a good way to give back. >> you can see the mascot giving it. >> we can get a check of the forecast and there's changes. it's just the timing of everything is up in the air,

>> we started skype. we had a clear vision to build a company that could last the test of times to be a leader in communications. we did not have an ambition to sell the company. great companies get acquired and this is one of the things we try to tell companies we're working with tonight don't look for selling your company. just try to build a great company and someone will come around to acquire it. >> keep building on the quality. not that multibillion dollar evaluation. is that fair? >> it's also about fwroeing gro steady pace. if you are growing that's a bit of pain for company. being there for the long run and not just trying to take advantage of a hot market. >> thank you so much. we'll have much more for you coming up later in the day bachblth to you. >> looking forward to it. we'll be back. nancy, sit tight. still to come on the program, the more people see of markets the less they like them according to mark carney who has been speaking about financial regulation this morning. we'll bring you th

"associated press" reporter nicole winfield is covering the trip, and she joins me now by skype from the capital of the central african republic, bangui. it's been quite some time since the pope walked into essentially an active war zone or civil war zone. >> yeah, we were trying to think when the last time was. pope john paul 2 made a very unexpected nine hour stop in kartu m about 20 years ago and that is probably the closest that any pope has gotten to active fighting. >> sreenivasan: app what did the pope do today? where did he go? >> he arrived at the airport which in itself is remarkable. a heavily armed airport. he flew in over one of the displacement camps where some of the people who have been uprooted by the fighting have settled. he went then to the presidential palace. ewen to a refugee camp, another one of these displacement camps where he met with some of the residents and he just finished celebrating mass at the cathedral. >> sreenivasan: so the tension is between muslims and christians in the country. what did the pope say to each group? >> well, he had a majority chr

though - skype hasn't quite fixed everything. (norwood thomas/ world war ii veteran)n)he only one big problem is that i can't take yo in my arms and give you a squeeze. jessica rae: " coming up.... i'll tell you about two christmas controversies... first up... the story behind a christmas display in a new york mall that had shoppers threatening a boycott. " jessica rae: and... i'll bring you the details behind the sweater that target is selling... that many say is offensive. we'll discuss the controversial sweater... plains-new york. the "space-age" glacier display was seen a atoo secular for too mama shoppers... and were threatening a boycott of the mall. now the mall is updating that display " (mos, mall shopper) ""i think change igood, it's nice to have something different." but when it comes to santa claus, not everyone feels that change is good. many people said this year's display at the westchester in white plains was nothing more than a 'humbug'! officials at simon malls, which owns the westchester as well as other malls

skypeing. i would love to do that. sean: people love him as han solo and indiana jones. he has a lot of great roles. kevin: that's the thing. he looks like he was truly enjoying himself. that's kind of frightening. imagine the surprise of the folks. we start off this morning with the rain fall moving away. one little creature there on the webcamera. yes. come up with a name for that spider. we continue on with the rainfall early this morning. then skies will clear quickly as we go into the afternoon. temperatures start off on the warm side. we're in the 40's to lower half of the 50's. above our normal highs for this time of year even as we start off the day. the last of the rainfall just the next hour or two. then behind that skies trying to break apart and truly doing so through central parts of new york. that will be in here by mid to late morning with a breeze into the afternoon. cooler air doesn't arrive until mid afternoon or later. we have the few hours to allow temperatures to bump up if we get enough sunshine. i think there will be a lot of areas up into the 50's

they can do it via skype. in the past, you war loued to send a friend -- you were allowed to send a friend or relative. ticketed drivers can opt for an appeals session live. you can do it via ipad or desktop. your car has to be registered elsewhere. the chances of winning, "the globe" says, over the past year, 66% of all tickets that were challenged were dismissed. only five of those skype appeals have happened so far, and they were all forgiven. you like this idea of out-of- towners getting this kind of treatment and banning us boston people from doing it? here's what deborah says on facebook. "of course it should. it requires a day off from work, driving into boston parking." rickey says "if it's free, yes, they can have it. ." >> chris and kathryn? >>> straight ahead on wbz this morning, a dramatic escape from police. >> the stabbing suspect who made a daring jump as officers were closing in on him. >> a veteran's grave vandalized. it's not the first time the cemetery has been targeted and who police think

skype interview no one seemed to know what was going on, and for the 2 and a half, almost three hours we were there, it was just a constant back and forth. back in oklahoma... some residents are layering up and embracing winter's early arrival. mos yeah we got ice on trees, so yeah - christmas time it is powerball a winter weather advisory goes into effect at 6 pm for southwest iowa. an area of patchy freezing rain and drizzle will be possible in that part of the state, making roads slick there. for the rest of the state, skies will stay mainly cloudy across the southern half of the state with some clearing across northern iowa. temperatures will hold steady in the upper 20s overnight. dry weather continues on sunday with temperatures reaching the upper 30s. a cut-off area of low pressure will move slowly across the state on monday through tuesday morning. a winter storm watch goes into effect at 6 am monday and continues through 6 am tuesday. the watch does not include the city of des moines. this system will bring a mix of rain and snow across the state for significant snow over t h

for the republicans and what this means for the future of new jersey, matt bernie is in studio via skype from the save jersey blog. do you think this was a reflection of the state feels about governor christie right now? >> the assembly persons who lost had a close relationship with the governor, but the biggest failure, building a truly statewide republican party. bill: six to sevensix to seven and ten new jersey and's across party lines opposing the gas tax coming at the republican incumbents and challengers could not give a definitive answer? is this more about a local punishing of some of these local guys? >> ronald reagan said it a long time ago. you need to give voters a contrast. to type of cookies are exactly the same. the needs to be something about the packaging. >> you can believe the republicans look at the governor. plenty of teachers unions at but millions of dollars now republicans move and governor christie has not helped anyone. bill: he did raise a lot of money for candidates. >> half a dozen fundraisers for aarp, assembly republican victory funds. bill: he did not go s

>> we got a chance to talk to one soldier on skype. listen to him talk about what football means and our game yesterday means to those soldiers and how it takes away from their daily grind. they are out there fighting for our freedom and we are out here playing this game. to hear from this guy and hear what his routine is about. take time and get to know them a little bit. it was an absolute pleasure and put things into perspective. >> that was awesome, right. >> i didn't know what to expect. it was an awkward thing to go up to a computer and talk to someone you don't know. they are having a great time and the chance of a lifetime hanging out with these guys one-on-one. i would say it is a big success. i guarantee you that is what the troops would say too. >> we are back for the untitled competition brought to you by sports authority. we thought we would put this in the hands of the navy. they are competing head-to-head. we have the red solo cups. there is a clear one on the bottom. this one starts on the bottom. you have to pull one a

♪ yvonne: let's head back to our discussion with anthony roman, joining us live from new york via skypehe is the founder of security firm roman and associates. anthony, thank you so much for standing by. i want to talk about how difficult it was to track some of these terrorists that do winter -- that do enter into these borders in europe. this is about the radicalization of young men. how can we track this? isis is successful in doing things under the radar. -- the: the radar's methods we have seen in the last couple of weeks, this multi-prong sophisticated attack suggests they are getting increasingly more sophisticated and at a far faster rate. for example, the concentration , itlanning that is required requires planning, encrypted communication, support from a disenfranchised community, false identity papers, pulling militant agents from the syrian refugee crisis, using french and belgian nationals for the attack . all of this requires communication, money, training. the type of explosives, we have not seen very much before because it is an extremely unstable type of explosive. this

and they will not skype or use a web cam to chat and the profile may appear new or incomplete. >>> a trooper is back at home after getting out of the hospital after a bad crash after a wrong-way driver hit him. >> reporter: troopers were trying to prevent other motorists from coming in contact with the wrong-way driver and the that is what the crash happened. 11:30 wednesday night, route 6, a 911 call bruce the here, reports of a wrong-way driver. they were traveling west. and the unidentified elderly man crashed into the cruiser. and he had a medical condition that caused this. and the trooper and the 80-year- old were both taken to cape cod hospital, treated and released. but minor injuries in this case and because of two troopers' actions, the situations with not worse. the elderly driver will have his license revoked and he's been summoned to court on charges related to the crash. nichole jacobs, wbz news. >>> a former police officer in new hampshire will be sentenced today for this assault caught on surveillance camera. he pleaded guilty to slamming the head of a suspect into th

be aware of people who won't skype or a webcam to chat. >> i would never meet anyone i who they were in a remote area -- >> reporter: >> reporter: pattern here is disturbing. so many armed robberies so close together. important for police to get this warning out tonight. at boston police headquarters. >>> eye on the storm tonight. november northeaster is winding down. drive. tonight heavy rain is tapered down to a drizzle. tracking storm. >> moving out to sea. stage east. looking at temperatures holding in the 40s. rain totals all over the place. broken. it shows a 0. there is more than that. kind of some duds here. less and quarter inch of total rainfall. all on location. glad it is not snow. looking at current wind 37 in provence town. temperatures fall from upper 30s. cool evening with damp feel and patchy fog. one storm moves off toward the east and takes hurricane kate with it. that brings us rain by lunchtime tomorrow. we while toward the weekend in a few minutes. >>> don't forget for weather updates download weather app. hour by hour conditions and video forecast on your phone

our sister station, wcau did a skype interview with a south jersey native eating at a nearby restaurant. >> we were sitting in a restaurant freaking out. as we got reports from situations happening, it started getting closer to where we were. >> reporter: she writes hope to the man who reassured me and put his life on the line to cover my brain while i whimpered and the couple whose love kept me believing of the good in the world. you make me believe the world has potential to be better. as i lay down in the blood of strangers and waiting for my bullet and my mere 22 years, i invisioned every face i have ever loved and whispered i love you, over and over again. yet, from burgen county, were eating some ten blocks from the restaurant, not sure of what was happening. by phone, she told me she was hopeful to see them on the streets today. >> we need to show that you can get through this and the terrorists won't let them down. i love paris. we will be back. >> reporter: for americans like this, and the constant stream of those that come to a memorial on the arch, words take on a whole new d

to tell us more about this, we have him via skype right this minute. welcome to the show. [ applause ] >> i love the story. tell me why you decide to take this on as a project for you? >> one of the main reasons is that when you leave this earth, you're going leave the kids with a bit of a message and it's powerful. i felt this is a good chance and adults to see a man trying to get back into his child's life, and also trying to get back the glory of what he had years ago. >> what do you think that people will take away from the film? >> well, it shows that if you put your mind to something, you can do it. 20 years ago this guy was an amazing athlete, and then he got out of shape and then back in shape. you see a father separated and then you show getting back in the life. it showed me a lot. >> tell me about the fundraise er event. >> we gave way the ring and raise $700,000. you now we're joining the defensive player and the campaign is call canned defense pamly and it is a good part of. >>> this fish is about to come in for cosmetic surgery. >> on the

the effect of governor christiegovernor christie stance on this issue we have met rudy in studio via skypeank you for being with us. bill: the discussion turns to five -year-old orphan. the. the headline said the governor does not want five -year-old orphans from syria in the united states. i think that was somewhat disingenuous. >> listen. most of the people writing the headlines are leftists and assume that all republicans hate brown people, poor people, children, muslims, that is the narrative we are comfortable with and the one they will go with. what is amazing to me is they are still acting as if paris did not happen. we have a situation where unrestricted immigration has resulted in terrorists creating what was one of the most dramatic terrorist events since september 11 command we are still behaving as if there isn't a need to confront and republicans and moderates and pretty much a lot of democrats at this point are simply trying to make the point that we need to revisit some of these things for our own security. bill: thank you. "high speed chase". >> a police officer shot and ki

he sang at one of the obama inaugurations so we have him here right this minute, via skype, welcome to the show. >> yeah. >> how do you feel about this video getting 15 million hits? >> feels great to have a dream since age seven to sing and be heard around the world and then to have something like this happen all of the sudden, just, honored. >> is singing just a hobby for you? want to do professionally? >> i would say, it's kind of like a hobby and my profession. it's also just a way that i channel feelings, whether they're happy feelings. i am able to express myself more, than through anything else. >> how did you get the restaurant? >> we have a cow bell at chick-fil-a chick-fil-a. we had veteran's stand up and we gave them gift backs, i was introduced and i stepped out to sing the song. >> what was the restaurant's reaction? >> it went up in flames. many veterans there, we had families there as well. many people coming up, hugging me, there were so many tears there. expressing their appreciation for what we did. it was a wonderful experience. >> you said you've been singing since

it could be someone in india, they pop up in chat or on skype. much more adaptable and driven by the needs of the students. you are using the technology, you're making better use of data analytics. it is obviously much more scalable and affordable as well. what we do in that example, we can help the 22-year-old graduate in china who has a great grammar in english but lacks the fluency to get the job with a global corporation. in another way we can help the parents in a poor country in africa, who knows, that left to their own devices there is a 50% chance after five years of schooling the child will not master basic literacy. and we can apply technology to help those life challenges as well. john: you've lost some -- francine: you've lost some conference in the u.s. are you looking at emerging markets? that looks to be where there is more growth potential. john: in america, in the first six months of the year, revenues were up 3%. the best growth we've had in the last few years. our competitive performance in higher education and large parts of o

they're using technology, simular to skype or facetime, to allow patients to see these professionals in a timely manner. over at black hawk grundy mental health center, "i'm in hollywood, florida." she may be thousands of miles away, but with the help of something. they just seem less, you know just more open to say all sorts of things." this set up is called telehealth. it allows boling to work from home in florida while seeing people right here in iowa. it's helping people like rosie topping. topping's psychiatrist moved away from waterloo a while change psychiatrists. i want to to avoid people waiting six to eight months to see a professional, they're turning to technology. "when you got people who psychiatrist in four to six months to me that's bad service. for boling she says it's not for everyone, but it sure helps many. "as long as i can meet their needs which is diagnos, order their meds, make sure they get whatevver." they tell me this really is the future. out of the six thousand people who get services from black hawk grundy mental health, two thousand of them use the tele

and today via skype, she told us about what happened. "during the first half, we heard an enormous boom. we kind of looked at each other and i was like, oh, that must be fireworks. someone thought it was a drum. we thought it was related to the game. the last thing that crossed my mind was a bomb. it wasn't until sometime in the second half when we found out what was going on. one of our friends messaged us and told us what had come out on the news; that there had been shootings, bombings...so that kind of put us in a little bit of a panic. we decided to just get up and leave and as we were leaving with the rest of the crowd, that was when the swarm of people ran back in towards the field. it was at that moment that i never felt that much fear in my entire life. i didn't know who or what they were running from or what was going to happen next or anything. my friends and i, we all looked at each other and started running the opposite way of the exit. we were far enough away that we didn't see any casualties or any of the attackers or anyt

but if there is an extended period of time -- skype, dos will webcasts, and have conversations with their students just as if they were sitting here. parents love the idea. >> when we have a lot of snow days it's very hard for them to keep up with their studies, very hard to keep up with the rest of the nation for ap classes and stuff like that. so we are very excited that we're not going to lose time. >> trinity christian school is the first school in our area to start this kind of program. will other schools follow suit? i'm sam sweeney. jummy: there is no snow in the immediate forecast, but don't will be back with a final look -- doug will be back with a final look at the forecast. narrator: for state senate, who shares our values? jeremy mcpike - supports school funding. thinks women should make their own health care decisions. and favors background checks on all gun sales. hal parrish? as mayor, he slashed education. fought to block women's health clinics. parrish gets an "a" from the gun lobby - they oppose background checks to keep guns out of the hands of dangerous people. virgini

i spoke with him via skype. he is their own honeymoon with his wife, kim. they had just left a restaurant thooked like atosion. each other. we thought it was a strange noise. about two minutes later, the siren started, but we never connected them until we saw what was going on on tv. leon: they were supposed to be flying home sunday, buthey willo social media gave a terrifying view as the attacks were happening. we watched first-hand accounts from people on the ground in paris as people from all ov the world wrote condolences and messages of peace. newsroom with how th unfolded on the web. chris: as soon as the news broke, we started monitoring social media, and early on that's how we got a lot of information about what was happening on the ground from the people who were witnessing it firsthand. of thoseour incidences, a couple from twitter, facebook, it and instagram, this is where the theater is where the reports are 100 peoe red, mantion style. this ivideo ghere of the people in this area, walking from the theater to a safe shelter. some of the people a

he is on skype from amsterdam. do you start to look at these events as a whole or are they separate events which just happen to have happened at the same time? <>> you're dealing with radicalization awareness, presence i guess-- prevention i guess in the end. >>> indeed >>> it is not working at the moment. governments have put a lot into this idea of trying to stop the terrorism before it happens. right now it isn't having any impact. >>> i think i need to disagree with that. presence for radicalization-- prevention for radicalization does have impacts in this work. of course, this does not prevent all from radicalising to extremism. there are ex

kurtis: i like skype getting used to working with crowd noise. snow tomorrow. 4-7 inch totals in the metro. a very cold weekend. >> pelley: the f.b.i. says it's following dozens of people capable of carrying out a

and we have him by skype. welcome to the show. so how do you feel about this video getting 15 million hits? >> it feels great. to have a dream since age 7 to sing and be heard around the world and then to have something like this happen all of a sudden just -- it feels amazing and i'm so honored. >> is singing just a hobby for you or sit something that you want to get into? >> it's kind of like a hobby and my profession. it's also just a way that i kind of channel feelings, whether they're happy feelings, sad, i am able to express myself more through singing than through anything else. >> how did you get the restaurant to catch it. >> we had the cow bell and had the veterans stand up. everybody applauded them. we gave them gift bags and that's when i stepped out to sing the song. >> what was the restaurant's reaction? >> it was like it went up in flames. many veterans there. many families there as well. there were so many tear there is it was a wonderful experience. >> you've been singing since age seven. what made you realize you

i'll use skype, cell phone coverage in iraq is better than cell phone coverage in montana which needs to be fixed. i spend a lot of my time on the road with my fat -- and my family is here in washington, which is important. i make sure i'm a father, i spend a lot of time away. i want to see my children and my grandchildren, my daughter is in my son is a navy seal, they are in virginia beach so it's nice to see the grandkids on the hill every now and then. host: is the job what you expected? guest: to integrate. i've had to adjust my -- to a degree. i've had to adjust my expectations. it is bureaucratic. i was surprised at the amount of bureaucracy in washington. the view from the potomac is a lot different from the view from the missouri and yellowstone. part of the hurdle we have to get over is decisions are being made in washington by unelected bureaucrats. but they't bad people don't know the issues in the ground. they couldn't tell you where montana is on the map and the difference between butte and bozeman. americats people across from people that don't understand what it is to b

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onung woman who lives nearby skyped fromparis what she heard. >> i have a friend of a friend who just texted me and a friend of his was actually at the concert and people were basically walking on each other trying to escape. >> reporter: two men with assault rifles we shooting wildly into the crowd trying to kill as many possible. one man said he was trampled as people started in every direction. one man got to the stage before emeralding the emergency exit was on the other side of the theater. a gup of 30 to 40 pelefond stairs and managed to get up to a rao and said a man in an apartment next door let them in his attic window and they hun r hunkered down until police arrived. everyone saw something a little bit different. almost all of them say the men were not wearing masks, they had time to reload several times and knew exactly what they were doing. doreen. >> thank you, chris. >>> a trip to the verizon center. the ice was lit up like the french flag, the arena one of many locations across the district with heightened security tonight. news4 shomari stone is live with more on how

we spoke to two eastern iowans through skype...one is in paris on business, the other one is a forign exchange student. imagine enjoying yur time there...only to be in the mix of heathershaw, born and raised in waterloo...now in paris for business. he says he was at a bar 9:00 phone call to make with our san fransisco office and i headed back to the hotel." it was ter that phone call he heard little by little what was happening. that bar...just six blocks from one of the attacks. "it just seemed to be completely chaotic." while isu junior and cedar rapids native trevor luebe was at the stadium. "i heard one explosion and everyone just kind of cheered and a little bit later there was another one. same responce, som people were a little confused. they just thought it was part of the game." soon word spread throughout the crowd about what was happening. but they stayed until the end of the game. "all these people from the stadium going down one way, out and eventually we're led to the metro and i remember when we went across one road, there was two busses that went infront of us, it was

all five cases appeal via skype so far have been dismissed. so the people are winning. >>> today, a candid conversation with gisele. she sat down with charlie rose and why she's successful, her relationship with qb tom brady and deflategate. >> and are you the best of the look is that you had? [ indiscernible ] >> no. >> i don't think so. not at all. >> is it because what? >> i think because of my yeah, i think i never complained. gisele, they go there below zero in the bathing suit and i do. death valley. go shoot -- . >> you wanted it so badly? >> i wanted to do my best. if i choose to say yes to something and if someone is putting their trust in me, i don't want to disappoint anybody. i am not that person. i feel comfortable with the camera and i think the reason why i feel comfortable is because i have separated her, gisele, this idea -- . >> the persona. >> the persona, and gen gisele the goofball me tomboy, you know what i mean? >> yes. >> and fashion wanted to create this ideal of glamorous and sex. >> and you understood that and. >> wi

lee in south korea via skype. she told me about the shock and emotion of finding that out. >> sergeant fuller really killed my soul which is like killing another person or shooting another person dead. >> sergeant fuller bailed, abandon her and came back to his family in the u.s. it's believed that that sergeant fuller is living with his wife in rockland county with their kids. she wouldn't let this go and she hired a team of lawyers in jersey. they are now appealing for the army because sergeant fuller was dishonorably. what about the money? there's money involved. >> rachel lee is entitled to financial damage and emotional damage. >> in the e-mail, marianne tells ms. lee, quote i don't worry up yourself. when you get hurt you have no one else to blame about yourself. my goal is sweet revenge. she also in another e-mail said, actually i'm not miserable. i enjoy playing games because i am so good at them. i have never been divorced. never. you are miserable, that's good. only going to get worse for you. >> i reach

at least on skype. the couple brought together again by their sons.homas says, however, that the only problem is he can't give her a squeeze. >> aw. very cool. what do their spouses think about this? >> good question. >> i assume they're single and ready to mingle. >>> in the mean time, veterans day 2015 had an extra special significance yesterday, marking 70 years actually since the end of world war ii. >> and as we honored our nation's servicemen and women the empire state building here in new york blazed in a beautiful red, white and blue. abc's brandi hitt has more. >> reporter: saluting our nation's heroes from new york to dallas and los angeles. >> i love my country, and they're helping me today. ♪ but our flag was still there >> reporter: americans are honoring veterans with festivities and parades across the country. >> my family. my dad served. i served. >> this is just to show our support and let them know that we're here and we still remember them. >> reporter: president obama participated in a wreath-laying ceremony at the tomb of the unkn

ultimate unlike prison rescues, no troops are on the front lines, according to a spokesman reached by skype. the likelihood that american forces will encounter combats is very close. we have american forces behind sinjar mountain. this is behind friendly line, and a few forces on the mountain are far enough back from the fighting that there's no expectation whatsoever that they'll encounter fighting. >> the u.s. said the kurd-led force includes a group of yazidi, a minority run out of sinjar when i.s.i.l. captured the city, and enslaved some of the yazidi women. a report by the holocaust museum says the death from starvation and dehydration of hundreds of yazidis, dropped on sinjar mountain after i.s.i.l. took over amounts to genocide. a u.s. official called the operation tactically significant. it lays the ground work for operations to re take mosul and raqqah. the blocking of supply lines is not just to make it harder to get supplies in, but to make it harder to get oil out, reducing its cash flow >>> lebanon declared tomorrow to be a national day of mourning for the victims of the two bo

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