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. >> ♪ thanksgiving giving i'm trying to be sofá give iing we got to e have ♪ >> i hate my life right he's not sexing it up. >> ♪ we be laughing until we cry. thanksgiving. >> fátalking about being thankf. >> use the drumstick as a microphone. to see all of anicole's video click on "best of rtm." >>> we love videos. today, on thanksgiving, we're showing you some of the ones we're most thankful for. >> my favorite of all, brothers, prank and sisters. >> and >>> happyxd asian thanksgiving. at least, that's what david and andrew want to tell you. >> we want to wish everyone a happy thanksgiving. specifically a happy asian thanksgiving. >> they want to do this because their parents were immigrants and they grew up first generation americans. >> our partisan became american citizens so we celebrated it differently. we relied on our american friends. >> they had to figure out what was this thanksgiving thing? >> wake upfá early to catch the macy's parade and then bikenb a 11:00 a.m. -- bake at 11:00 a.m. sharp and eat dinner at 5:00 p.m. and then the adults get drunk and wake up early for t

my name is ernestine waters weis and i walk up one day to blood-stained sheets and a sofa bed and my first reaction was am i bleeding? the shock was awful. as a victim i suffered extreme disruption of my life. had to vacate my apartment for a week, causing great inconvenience in order for management to rip out carpeting and drapes and destroy my clothes. i had to destroy the clothes that i wore. the so-called security that they had in their apartment didn't do their job and they stole several of my possessions. it was just horrifying. the whole key to this is prevention. this is simultaneous to your passing 41a amendment about conversion of apartments in residential buildings. my landlord is the worst violator of all of these rules. so 41a should have included banning corporate rentals. this is the cause of bedbug infestations that i suffered and many other people have suffered. this should not be allowed. why was it left out of legislation? it has no teeth. you have got go back to the drawing board and put in that they have to ban corporate rentals in apartment buildings. this is ve

families on a journey to adopt a child, on the same website that lists used cars, cell phones and sofas. inside the rise of do it yourself craigslist adoption. >>> plus, man versus monster. >> ah! >> our team travels to the deepest wilds of the amazon with an adventurer on a mission. to unearth the planet's most mysterious predators. >> announcer: from the global resources of abc news, with terry moran, cynthia mcfadden and bill weir in new york city, this is "nightline," november 15th, 2012. >> good evening, i'm cynthia mcfadden. tonight, we go on the air, intensifying missile attacks are pounding the gaza strip. part of an escalating conflict that has the world holding its breath, fearing a new war in the middle east could erupt at any moment. tensions between the israelis and palestinians are threatening to boil over, in a region still destabilized from the arab spring. abc's christiane amanpour reports from a middle east on the brink. christiane? >> reporter: cynthia, tonight, i can tell, you jerusalem where i am is extremely tense. here and around the world, everyone is watching to

. >> ♪ thanksgiving giving i'm trying to be sofá give iing we got to e have ♪ >> i hate my life rights not sexing it up. >> ♪ we be laughing until we cry. thanksgiving. >> fátalng about being thankful. >> use the drumstick as a microphone. to see all of anicole's video click on "best of rtm." >>> we love videos. today, on thanksgiving, we're showing you some of the ones we're most thankful for. >> my favorite of all, brothers, prank and sisters. >> and our nation's future depends on what we do today to prepare our young people for productive and fulfilling lives. all of us need to get involved to help kids stay focused and stay in school. we must become a nation of graduates. one way for you to help is to volunteer as a mentor. think of a mentor as a guide, someone who is there to listen, to offer encouragement and to help a young person stay on the path to success. each of our children has hopes and dreams for their future. help them get there. become a mentor. >>> happyxd asian thanksgiving. at least, that's what david and andrew want to tell you. >> we want to wish everyone a happy

don't tell me he's under the sofa, too. no, bright eyes. have the only positive woman, really, in the sociological analysis now, and it's millie. and millie is, indeed, an independent working girl. she's smart. you can come out, johnny. she's witty. all you have to do is call, funny face. she's a very important contrast to kitty. you must have made a killing in wall street, mr. prince. could be. the last time i saw johnny, he was talking about going to hollywood. i might try it yet. why, i read in a movie magazine about a fella who landed in hollywood stone-broke and cleaned up a million, no experience, either. all he had was looks, and he worked in a drugstore. if he worked, johnny, he didn't look like you. so she's wise to johnny. they kind of spar quite a bit. and there's this, uh, veiled dislike between them, but because they're both hooked up with kitty, they're not gonna come to blows. kitty, meanwhile, can't engage on this level, at all, of wit. you two stop fighting. i'm not fighting, baby. she just doesn't know my speed. why, i hea

eso. >>> mira, se pelearon por abrir la puerta. >>> mira a alan. >>> todo pasó. >>> las patas del sofátartamudos. >>> y están suspendidos. >>> por cuánto. >>p>por hoy. >>> wow. >>> tacher, johnny, les digo una cosa, me van a hacer mucha falta, pero a mí también me hubieran suspendido. >>> muchas gracias, y más adelante tenemos el ganador de mira quién baila, henry santos, muchas felicidades para él,pero además, tenemos una historia hermosa de una familia que sigue unida, porque uno de ellos fue deportado. >>> además, los ojos del mundo están puestos en medio oriente, por el conflicto entre israel y gaza, tenemos lo último y también qué trata de hacer el congreso de estados unidos para buscar una solución y estamos a días del denominado viernes negro. >>>cclaro que sí, satcha pretto, pero también hay que decir que el mundo pide paz, cristina, cómo está el estado del tiempo. >>> le diré cómo estará para la semana de acción de gracias, porque hay mucha actividad en el oeste pero sí quiero darles un beso y las gracias por los mensajes de twitter. >>> porque ayer fue su cumpleaños. >>> así

sofas for instance are stuffed with synthetic material that burns ten times faster than cotton.h so little time to say, firefighters have had to adapt with two new tactics. first ventilation. when firefighters arrive at a fire they may open a door or window to get in and look for survivors. but if that burst of oxygen comes after flash over it could fuel flames. >> you could make things worse if you're not careful. >> the timing for turning on water hoses. dousing a house fire before going in with something firefighters never used to do. for fear of burning people inside with steam. but now that house fires burn so hot. >> using water sparingly but strategically is really what i would say the trick is. >> the new tactics are working. >> it's like choreography. >> so what can you do as a homeowner. watch this. >> you'll see the second sprinkler activate now. >> sprinklers stop fire in its tracks. a computer animation of a real event. you can see some fire in the room but the fire doesn't go into any other rooms because the sprinklers are activated. i know people are buying solar

here half a sofa is crushed by what is left of the roof. the entire house is rubble, and residents say the surge of water here was at least 10 feet high. the new york city marathon was scheduled to start on staten island sunday, but friday night organizers canceled the race. >> it wasn't the marathon we knew and love. if there were people who were pained by the running of it. >> most runners seemed to agree, but many are still upset the decision came so late. >> i definitely would have understood. but not do it on the eleventh hour. you just don't do that. >> reporter: meanwhile, the hunt for gas continues. >> i don't believe this. >> reporter: to shorten long lines at the pump governor chris christie announced a new rationing system in parts of new jersey. drivers can now only fuel up every other day. >> reporter: and here in new york the wait at gas stations doesn't seem to be letting up either. we actually saw lines of cars stretching for more than four city blocks. >> the new york city marathon we have been talking about that. that is o

thousands of dollars worth of sofas and chairs, speakers, shelves. their lives have been completely turned upside down. the man who lives here has friends helping, bringing out loads, putting them in the dumpster. everyone's impressed with how everyone's taking care of one another but the long island power authority, 86% of their customers lost power. they still have 126,000 that need power here on long island. a lot of people. folks here are upset the company hasn't come out and fixed the power, they're saying they're not living in a third world country, this is america and the power company is not coming out. one person held up a sign that said lipa stands for long island power authority, saying lying, incompetent, poor administration. we've seen the red cross coming out, they're over there across the street. you see construction workers out here trying to get the homes safe so power companies can restore the power. it's just complete devastation. listen to what some of these folks on the street had to say. >> lipa has to get the power on. this is

first research that includes sofas made after 2005.evious flame retardant chemical was banned due to health concerns. there's only one problem. the study found the main chemical now used, chlorinated tris or tdcpp is harmful as well. >> it's listed as a possible carcinogen which means animals that have been exposed have grown tumors. it's been shown to affect sperm quality. >> reporter: julie herbstman is an environmental health professor at columbia university. she says the public should be concerned because tdcpp was banned in the 1970s from children's pajamas. >> when children wore these pajamas that were treated with tdcpp, they absorbed it through their skin and they excreated mutagens. this was then and the out of baby's pajamas and we forgot about it. >>,000 they lay on it in the middle of the day, exposing them to carcinogens. >> that's right. >> why would manufacturers use a chemical that was banned from kids clothing 30 years ago. >> tdcpp was removed from pajamas voluntarily in response to courtroom demand and in an abundanc

there was a wedding here recently, and the fireworks made them hide behind the sofa. >> they've not slept well in weeks, explains the father. he has just bought some sedatives from the pharmacy. the government officials give the children a bag of candy to sooth their nerves. the population's problems are worsened by the economic fallout from the conflict. most businesses are now closed. the kurdish community has fled, and there are no more customers from syrian towns over the border. tibia will years before the civil war broke out, ankara and damascus agreed to lift mutual visa requirements, which was great news for the transportation sector. demonstrators from the entire region would come to cross the border arriving in the morning and returning in the evening. we did very good business. >> most of those who can leave the war zone. samir's parents-in-law live 10 miles from the border, is stiff enough distance, he says. there's a machine gun fire or shelling to be heard here, but the family are still very worried. >> we feel safe from the mortars here, but my husband still works by the bo

-- i don't think anybody wants to go into somebody's house and say you can't smoke a joint on your sofa. >> reporter: governors of both states have already met with federal authorities and it's still unclear if the feds will sue to block the new laws. colorado governor john hickenlooper says he's now prepared to fight. >> i didn't support the initiative, but you can't argue with the will of the voters. the sentiment was pretty clear. >> reporter: what happens when the smoke clears is still up in the air. carter evans, cbs news, los angeles. >> brennan: the legalization of marijuana use in colorado and washington is putting some latin american governments in an awkward position. after four decades on the front lines of the u.s. government's drug wars, some countries are now wondering if it was worth the cost. it is no longer a criminal act to possess small amounts of marijuana in mexico and nine other latin american countries. producing and selling those drugs remains illegal. but after decades of battling drug lords and seizing and burning illicit drugs, the presidents of guatemala, col

. >>> still to come on a second look, remembering the sofas. how a young couple survived more than a week stranded in the snow. >>> and a bit later the silican valley big rig who survived four days in the hands of kidnappers. >>> tonight on a second look we remember people who have had a season of thanksgiving in their lives. in 1993 a young couple with a young baby were traveling from the bay area to idaho when they were stranded on a remote snow covered road north of reno. for more than a week the search intensified for jane and jennifer. joe stoler has this report after the stopa's emerged from their ordeal safe but not entirely sound. >> we can stay here and die and not do anything or try to do something. and die that way. so we did what we could and we tried to get out of there. >> reporter: last tuesday the stolpa's turned north from their intended route and chose highway 289 to cut through the snow bound sierra. they road the two lanes road signs declare the back country highway through this path in the warner mountains. migrating geese

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don't tell me he's under the sofa, too. no, bright eyes. have the only positive woman, really, in the sociological analysis now, and it's millie. and millie is, indeed, an independent working girl. she's smart. you can come out, johnny. she's witty. all you have to do is call, funny face. she's a very important contrast to kitty. you must have made a killing in wall street, mr. prince. could be. the last time i saw johnny, he was talking about going to hollywood. i might try it yet. why, i read in a movie magazine about a fella who landed in hollywood stone-broke and cleaned up a million, no experience, either. all he had was looks, and he worked in a drugstore. if he worked, johnny, he didn't look like you. so she's wise to johnny. they kind of spar quite a bit. and there's this, uh, veiled dislike between them, but because they're both hooked up with kitty, they're not gonna come to blows. kitty, meanwhile, can't engage on this level, at all, of wit. you two stop fighting. i'm not fighting, baby. she just doesn't know my speed. why, i hea

we've been looking into a series of complaints from the -- sorry, november 6th side of the sheet, sofa atmosphere, sky lark, and then on to the -- on the other side that we're still looking at -- let me backtrack there, sorry, that now we're looking also still, we had a meeting with atmosphere, so they're working with the management there and gotten good response, it was both central station and ourselves on some operational changes and just what -- there's an influx and we have an opportunity to change operations on bog way, so working with atmosphere, we're waiting to see that change happen, [inaudible] they'll be coming before this commission i think it's december 4th for an extended hours. they continue to operate after 2 a.m. currently which you'll see on the sheet. we've sent notice ts of violation and sent reports. tenderloin station and us at this time are on the same page the best possible thing to do in this particular waysing, -- situation, is to grant them the permit so we can bring them under jurisdiction and into compliance and leave it to you as commissioners to decide w

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games moving from sofa to cell fochblt becoming cheap, free.how much longer they will be able to survive. >> yeah. >> coming up next, a new exhibit at san francisco legion of honor. >> first collaboration with one of >>> a collection of rare french royal treasures goes on display on saturday. >> yes. the first in a new agreement between lourve and paris in the fine arts museum. >> don sanchez has the story. >> they're delicate, bold, stunning, dazzling. works of art from the time of louie the 14th through the french revolution. >> they were just always buying art to try to have the best in every field. >> they commissioned work, too. president and the lourve signed a major accord for a series of exhibitions and exchanges between two cities for the next five years. what the mayor ed lee calls part of the goal to broadent city's international standings. >> the relationship that is forthed with our sister7nxe÷ cis is refrekted in the strong exchanges that are going on. >> so now, we take this exploration into the world of french artists. to pleesh

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concentrated on the sofa trade it's true. all right we're talking to james robinson author of why nations fail before the break we were talking about the role of political institutions in the u.s. in terms of innovation and economic growth and development now let's look at a little bit more broadly at some other regions of the world so a professor robinson i do want to really quickly before i get go more global i want to ask what you think the fiscal cliff is symptomatic of because this is probably capturing the country in terms of symbolic of a government dysfunction in the u.s. what do you think it symptomatic of in your view. well i mean i think it's. i mean i i mean i don't want to belittle the problem of the school but i guess i would say you know it's a sort of game of chicken you know that the people want to settle the problem different you know the republicans would like you know we're going to look one way the democrats would like to kind of in another way and i guess i would sort of you know it's symptomatic of a pa

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the answer >>> checking healthy living news a study out today says that sofa in the living room likelyoxic chemicals. uc researchers found 85% contained potentially toxic flame retardants that have been tied to serious health problems but america council says it saves lives by preventing fires from spreading. the study appears in environmental science and tech following journal. >> a drug commonly prescribed to control heart rhythm could prove fatal. a study suggests it increases the risk of death fr patients, it occurs when upper chambers contract chaoticly. a study says people who took it for six months had a 61% of dying. >> it seems a study find both on their own reduce chances of people with high cholesterol from die bug together had a rater affect. researchers say exercise can be moderate such as a brisk walk, just 30 minutes per day. >> first lady hosted military families and children to help decorate the white house for christmas part of the joining forces campaign connecting veteran with resources to help them find jobs. the first lady announced the theme is joy to all. and ta

redlines in sofa negotiations. we now call upon senator mccain. >> thank you, mr. chairman. let me thank our distinguished witness for his many years of impressive service in uniform. let me start by saying a word about general john allen, our commander in afghanistan. we had expected him to testify today on his confirmation to be supreme allied commander. while the committee await the conclusion of the inspector general investigation, i continue to believe that general allen is one of our best military leaders and i continue to have confidence in his ability to lead the war in afghanistan as well as to serve in the post for which she is now being nominated. general dunford, but a grateful for your willingness to upset this appointment in afghanistan. i also believe if you are confirmed you will have a difficult road ahead of you. i think our mission in afghanistan is at a very serious and troubling crossroads. with the recent reporting, it is deeply worrisome. over the last few months, our enemies have been rather successful in carrying out its insider attacks that have kil

they found flame retardant chemicals in more than 1/3 of sofas nationwide. at least two are known to cause cancer and neurological and reproductive damage. health advocates are urging legislators to pass stricter guidelines. >>> a high profile ceo visits the white house today for a meeting with the president. >>> and stepping in to save a life, another heroic effort in the south bay. >> reporter: live at sfo where 90 flights were cancelled today because of weather. we'll take a closer look at what air travellers can expect now. ♪ secondhand smoke affects everyone's health. it's not just irritating. it can cause heart disease and even death. speak up about secondhand smoke. your health and the health of your family depend on it. oh, did you want it? yea we'll split it. [ female announcer ] made fresh, so light, buttery and flakey. that's half that's not half! guys, i have more! thanks mom [ female announcer ] pillsbury crescents. let the making begin aunt sally's singing again. it's a tradition, honey. [ singing christmas carols ] mmmm. [ female announcer ] m

. >> is he going to, like, get up on the sofa and yell and scream and stomp his feet? don't think so. i think people misconceive the expression of emotion with the idea of having emotion. >> ten months later, when more wall street bonuses were revealed, the president finally channeled his inner rage during an interview on "60 minutes." >> i did not run for office to be helping out a bunch of, you know, fat cat bankers on wall street. >> the bank bailout helped keep wall street alive and credit flowing. eventually the government recouped that $300 billion plus a profit. and the president got his wall street reform through congress. but before his first 100 days were over, he had upset constituencies across the spectrum. >> well, he's either called the golden mean or the brass mean. either one. because you're right, the heads of the banks hate him. a lot of other people think all he's done is protect them. he's both a socialist and advocate for the 1%. go figure how you are. simultaneously. >> i thought that would be hard work but that proved remarkably easy to find ways

>> i don't think anybody wants to go into somebody's house and say you can't smoke a joint on your sofa. >> governors on both states have met with federal authorities. it's unclear in the feds will sue to block the law. john hickenlooper says he's now prepared to fight. >> i didn't support the initiative, but you can't argue with the will of the voters. the sentiment was pretty clear. >> what happens when the smoke clears is still up in the air. cbs news, los angeles. >>> well, back here in the bay area, a few headlines, the rebuilding of chevron's crude unit. it caught fire in august. it continues the oil giant is expected to give a presentation on the work tomorrow in the bay area quality management district board. chevron is expected to present a plan on how it will reduce emissions at the richard facility in the future. >>> registered nurses are planning a strike for this tuesday and wednesday. they're upset about the corporation's plan to redeuce benefit benefits. at hospitals in berkley, they're proposing in the of sick leave. this would force nurses to work when they're ill. >> a

everything from sofas to a filing cabinet. there are hundreds and hundreds of plastic garbage bags. not only yesterday, but today as well and this child's stuffed any male is damp from the storm. and things like in this are on every block here in this neighborhood. the residents say the storm surge was at least 10 fight high. and back to you. >> how much of the transportations there is back up and running? that was a huge problem? >> the subway lines, 80% of them are back up and rung today, although there are tunnels still under water, and of course, that is a huge concern. it's popular in the heart of the city and surrounding suburbs and being in a cab myself, i spoke to the driver. he said it's hard to find a place to fuel up driving 45 minutes to an hour to connecticut to find a gas station with a reasonable wait. there are people waiting in line that stretch as far as 10 city blocks. obviously, that equates to several hours in line and waiting at some gas stations that don't have fuel right now. there are a lot of people waiting in line knowing they're out and hoping the next sh

but the games are moving from your sofa to your cell phone. they are becoming cheap or even free.nd shu wonders how much longer these $300 boxes with their $60 games will be able to survive. >> is there a future for a traditional stand alone dedicated home console that plugs into your tv in the living room? we'll have to see. >> jonathon bloom, abc7 news. >> not all of the expected entertainment features will be available right away. nintendo's new service, tv, that promises to incorporate tv shows and sports won't be activated until december. nintendo hasn't given a reason for the delay. >>> happy birthday to mickey mouse. can you believe he is 84 years old today? it was 1928 when walt disney's first sound synchronized film "steamboat willie" premiered in new york. disney is the parent company of abc7 news. >>> now over to leigh glaser with one last look at the forecast. >> checking in with live doppler 7 real quickly, and we have been getting a few showers and much is starting to evaporate and it will shrink. it is mainly north of the golden gate bridge. a terrific day tomorrow.

he sat me down on the sofa and corrected me the whole way through the song. >> jimmy: sounds like mandy'stion that you did. you got -- no, he's -- mandy, i adore mandy and he is -- he is, i have to say, arguably the great exponent, you know -- >> jimmy: i don't know what that means but i'm totally with you on that. >> it's a moo sheachine tool. >> jimmy: had you done theater? >> yeah, i started out doing classical theater. i went to theater school and, you know, i played romeo and hall hamlet. on broadway very early on. >> jimmy: what did you do, what show? >> it was a very celebrated performance by ray fine finnes playing hamlet. you have that incredible sword fight at the end and the duel and i'm like miming everything i'm doing. he was playing hamlet, we did a duel and -- >> jimmy: using real swords? >> sabres with the pommel here and the legendary bill hobbs choreographed the fight. he did "the three musketeers," he's done all the great blade movies. and anyway, one night, actually, this fight was getting faster and faster and faster, because we were just getting kind of cocky and we

state department has just started negotiating status of forces agreement, what we remember as the sofaeement that was the sticking point in iraq when the pentagon wanted to keep u.s. forces behind and they could not come up with a deal for soldiers and troops left behind so the united states pulled out come completely. a reason the united states wants to keep 10,000 troops in administration has to do with the fact the afghans do not have a functioning airport although the united states has spent hundreds of millions to build one, you can also expect that u.s. forces will stay until april 2014 when afghanistan will have the next presidential election and karzai most likely will be replaced by another president because constitutionally he cannot stay on. >>shepard: thank you, jennifer. in case you were not fully aware the casey anthony trial was a complete debacle now we have proof. a bombshell discovery that may have meant a very different outcome in the case. investigators say someone in the casey anthony household did indeed google "foolproof suffocation method." foolproof. the very d

that is -- i don't think they want to go to someone's house and say you can't smoke a joint on the sofaorter: they have met with federal authorities and is unclear if the feds will sue to block the new law. the colorado governor john hicken looper is prepared to fight. >> i didn't support the initiative, but you can't argue with the will of the voters. >> reporter: what happens when the smoke clears is up in the air. carter evans, cbs news, los angeles. >>> in headlines around the bay area, the rebuilding of chevron's crowd unit rich from refinery that caught fire in august is still going on. the oil giant is expected to give a presentation on the work and that is tomorrow at the bay area quality management district board. chevron is expected to have a plan on how to reduce accidental emissions from occurring in the future. >>> and another's -- another nurse's strike. they plan a strike for tuesday and wednesday andy that upset about the plan to reduce the benefits. in berkeley and oakland, management is proposing eliminating paid sick leave in favor of pto. the union said that would fo