stan's psychedelic journey begins. blesses the hut using rituals he's learned from local indigenous healers. this is where the ceremony's going to take place. in a little while it's going to be pitch black in here, and ron is going to be presiding from his altar. this first part of the ceremony is called the purge. so you'll see a lot of basins in front of the chairs. that's because people will start to vomit profusely or even have to defecate. but many people have said that this one experience can be life-changing. as i watch ron's guests file in, it's clear there's more to ayahuasca than just the promise of a hallucinogenic experience. stan's quest and that of the others is steeped in traditions that pay tribute to the plants of the forest and a spirit being called mother ayahuasca. >> thank you for all the plants in the world who give us life, who teach us, who heal us. for without them nobody would live. >> everybody is supposed to have an intention before they go through with this ceremony. do you have one? >> i w

>> hey, stan, back from peru.hs now, and with the family i feel more patient and everything's going good. >> since he's back, i don't see him acting weird. soon as he let that baggage go, like his weight just went down. i see him transformed. but he still needs to figure out how to integrate that into our family. >> ayahuasca isn't any kind of silver bullet. it's not like you can go and do ayahuasca and your life's perfect. you get out of it what you put into it. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> back on u.s. soil. two americans are released after long stints in north korean detention. but many ask why now? >>> violence rages on iraqi streets as the u.s. targets isis leaders in new air strikes. >>> and a quarter century gone by. we are commemorating the fall of the berlin wall and what barriers are left standing. hello and welcome to our viewers in the u.s. and around the world. you're watching cnn live coverage. i'm natalie allen. hugs, tears, and words of thanks. this was the scene of washington state ab

stan's psychedelic journey begins.lesses the hut, using rituals he's learned from local indigenous healers. this is where the ceremony is going to take place. in a little while, it's going to be pitch black in here and ron will be presiding from his altar. the first part of the ceremony is called the purge. so you'll see a lot of basins in front of the chairs. that's because it's inevitable that people will start to vomit pro fusely or even have to defecate. but many people have said that this one experience can be life-changing. as i watch ron's guests file in, it's clear there's more to ayahuasca than just the promise of an halucanogenic experience. stan's quest is steeped in playing tribute to the forest and a spirit being called ayahuasca. >> thank you for all the plants in the world, for without them, no one would live. >> supposed to have intention before they go through with the ceremony. do you have one? >> yeah, i was thinking about just focusing on my own healing. kind of letting the wisdom of the plant and l

stan's psychedelic journey begins.sses the hut using rituals he's learned from local indigenous healers. this is where the ceremony's going to take place. in a little while it's going to be pitch black in here, and ron is going to be presiding from his altar. this first part of the ceremony is called the purge. so you'll see a lot of basins in front of the chairs. that's because people will start to vomit profusely or even have to defecate. but many people have said that this one experience can be life-changing. as i watch ron's guests file in, it's clear there's more to ayahuasca than just the promise of a hallucinogenic experience. stan's quest and that of the others is steeped in traditions that pay tribute to the plants of the forest and a spirit being called mother ayahuasca. >> thank you for all the plants in the world who give us life, who teach us, who heal us. for without them nobody would live. >> everybody is supposed to have an intention before they go through with this ceremony. do you have one? >> i was t

>> hey, stan, back from peru. with the family i feel more patient and everything's going good. >> since he's back, i don't see him acting weird. soon as he let that baggage go, like his weight just went down. i see him transformed. but he still needs to figure out how to integrate that into our -- >> this is cnn breaking news. >> i'm natalie allen at cnn center. welcome to our viewers in the u.s. and around the world. straight now live to washington state. we are seeing an airplane that has just arrived. we believe it is carrying two american citizens who have been released by north korea. they're arriving back at joint base lewis-mcchord in washington state. on this airplane we believe is kenneth bae, held for more than two years by north korea, and matthew todd miller, who had been detained since april. their release came after u.s. national intelligence director james clapper flew to the capital of north korea, pyongyang, at the north's invitation to discuss these two men. he apparently carried a letter from pr

let's start with stan greenberg.irst let's get a diagnosis, what is wrong with the democratic party? >> before i start with what is wrong, i agree with dan balls of the "washington post" on the long-term effects of losing that number of people down through the states and in the legislature. this is serious business. we should recognize that on election day hillary clinton would have won by six points in a presidential electorate. the dynamics are not going away because of this election or because of the bench. but for me the starting point of this is the economy. i think the president has been absent on the big structural economic problems facing the country. their groups did not engage and the reason why working-class voters did not vote for democrats is because they were silent on the economic issues facing the country. that is the starting and endpoint at addressing the problem. >> the economy is a big issue. we did not see democrats defending the affordable care act. going forward what is your advice to congressi

lieutenant charles wilson, and stan puniger. attorney general of the civil rights division of the department of justice. lieutenant wilson, let me start with you. you heard what the president said about the perception of communities. later in that same talk it's almost as if he pivoted to white americans and reassured them that the communities are not making this up. help us understand what is going on down at street levels when young guys hanging out at a corner and not doing much more than minding their own business have an encounter with the police? >> first off, i would have to say i agree fully with the president. there is, in fact, a disconnect between the law enforcement community and communities of color. that disconnect exists because of racial, economic, educational and political disparities that have been allowed to exist in this country. law enforcement has to recognize that you're dealing with a community, and community is, in fact, the first portion of community policing. we as a community must also recognize that

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.

but the fact of the matter is stan was that visionary and he really did that.y got about a year in command in afghanistan. his ideas were just going into effect. yÑ had an unfortunate run-in with michael hastings and his staff said some things and the military control said i can't have that for my comarnldz, we lost a very skilled guy. he's cultivated that relationship. because he was a special forces officer and he understood the local people had to have a leading role. >> rose: the afghans had to five the afghans war. >> rose: that's right. >> rose: and minimize as much corruption. >> do what you could but recognize -- >> rose: i was struck that no one was saying, because one of the criticism and you just heard it in chuck taught -- todd in e with me saying give me another option. >> the options that were presented were small, medium and large. >> rose: exactly. >> but always a troop increase. >> rose: what does it say. >> what it say to me and that's where i write that damming statement i'm a u.s. army general and i lost the war. we have a degree of arroganc

stan ton to get 3 bills. 300 million dollars.arlins and stan ton closing in on 13 year, 3 25 million dollar contract. we did the math. the 25 million per season. 325 the largest contract in the history of all american sports total value miguel rate now 10 years 2 92 stan ton only 25 years ol old. hit 37 homer runner-up in the mvp voting behind clayton. we fish up with a little bit of cricket in new zealand. this is why you watch where you park your car. the. >> oh. about that's gone. if it's on my car. it is. it's my car. i can't believe it. if the did you know side of getting this so class i think it's mine. sfichlt there will be a discussion at the counter about the damage there. >> 7 sports brought to you by toyota i love the accent. >> that's pretty much the only time thanks very much. >> thanks for joins. >> for all of us here, we appreciate your time. >> news continues on line on twitter facebook all mobile device with the 7 news app. >> stick around we see in 1 device with the 7 news app. >> stick around we see in 1 hour o

stan collender with us.t mean for the new politics coming out for years ahead if i've got a democrat like that stammering? >> look, democrats have generally not communicated correctly. they decided this time to keep everything local. to answer your question, there is no national message. >> what would be your presumed message nationally for democrats to years out? >> it has got to be, we are the ones that you need to trust because we're on your side. >> very good. we could go another three hours. thank you so much, stan ,ollender and sarat sethi greatly appreciated. dollar-canadaer, 1.14. ♪ >> it is being called the republican wave of 2014, the largest house majority since 1948. there will be a republican governor in maryland. the president looks for accommodation on issues of visual interest. mcconnell and boehner call for an end to the perpetual conflict. and 2016 beckons and both parties go in search of votes. good morning, everyone. it is bloomberg surveillance. we are live from world headquarters in new

she has to go "check on stan" 'cause what? pay so little attention to him that he might just walk out the front door and knock down some neighbor's mailbox? well, that did happen yesterday to my mailbox. you know what i mean. now is she or is she not the worst? ooh. god-awful. i can't her. horrible. i thought she seemed pretty cool. (whispers) wow. ooh. you've always been dead to me, but now you are even deader. way to go, new guy. "new guy"? (door opens) i am a key member of this group. (door closes) i provide the sizzle. (hisses) and, yes, she's sweet, and she makes muffins so good that i'm smushing together the crumbs for bobby. you're making me a muffin ball? you're welcome. (thud) oh. still, ellie thinks she's horrible, so we all agree with her. (door closes) oh. i think i can fix this. half pint, what's betsy really like? i'll always be grateful to betsy 'cause the only reason ellie dated me in the first place was to piss her off. wow, you're like a big, cuban middle finger. juno it, mang. mmm. (high-pitched voice) thank

>> i like you as much as i did stan >>. obit wary. >> game of thrones when it came out, didn't hit any best sellers lists... >> the worlds, the magic and the fascination of george r.r. martin >> i'm writing the equivalent of a medieval world war ii... >> how his imagination keeps millions of devoted fans always wanting more >> it's nice to be doing something everybody is so aware of... >> every saturday, join us for exclusive... revealing... and surprising talks with the most interesting people of our time... talk to al jazeera, only on al jazeera america >> years of decision, a warning from missouri's governor. >> violence will not be tolerated. >> coming up, how officials are already planning for protests. along the iraqi syrian border isil are backed in a corner and show that they're willing to fight to the death. and general motors willing to cover up faulty ignition switches. what altug

he's neil everett, i'm stan verrett.lems for lebron james and company. >> stan takes this more seriously than i do. the cavaliers got beat in portland. utah was a team that most people figured the cavs would win that game. lebron james with the big shot there. and then he draws the foul on derek favors in the final three and a half seconds and hits all three free throws. this was a game that utah was in control. and gordon hayward says we're going to finish in control. at the buzzer. what a game, man. jazz beat the cavs. >>> clippers and warriors. won seven games in the playoffs first round last year. met again in oakland. curry, hits the shot. and clippers, a little lazy with the inbounds pass, curry's got that, just 20 seconds, five points. 28 for the game. warriors up early. clay thompson up ahead of everybody. 19 points for him. warriors up by 25, never looked back. green, he had 24. 15 for 25 for golden state from beyond the arc. they win it 121-104. they're 4-0 on the season. >> what's that dude sticking his tongue

>> there was no doubt that stan had the vision on how to fight this network of terrorist enemies. some things that most people in america don't know but they whold is stan was the guy organized our special forces for manhunts in iraq. and later afghanistan and other parts of the world we don't need to talk about what stan was that visionary and he did that. a year inot about command in afghanistan. his ideas were just going into effect. he had an unfortunate run-in with michael hastings of rolling stone. the president rightly said i cannot have that for my field commanders. we lost a very skilled guy. >> and he had a relationship with karzai. >> he was a special forces officer and understood the local people needed to have a leading role. >> the afghans had to fight the afghan war. and getting them to do that to minimize as much corruption as you could. >> i'm struck no one was saying this. in chuckheard this todd with that conversation, the president cap asking the military for another option in the options that were presented -- medium, and large but always a troop increase. wha

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you wrote letters to stan laurel, you somehow befriended groucho marx at a funeral? >> this is true. >> you were in your 20 did. >> i know. i don't know why i was not beaten up more frequently than was. anywhere. i watched the world premier of my fair lady in new haven on its way to new york to run for years and years from backstage. >> talked your way in? >> masterpiece. i just said to the stage door guy: how's it going? i threw a coat over my shoulders rather than put my arms in it because i had seen moss heart very coat. i stood in the wings and watched r rex harrison and julie andrews until the doorman got wise. >> in that time, though, you first struggled with depression and have been public about it. you were very public about it before it was something that much. >> yeah. i don't know if i opened the door but at one point after i had been on two or three shows talking about it, a doctor said to me, are you sure you want to be the poster boy for depression? but the reward is when people come up and say, you saved my daughter's life. she saw you talk about that

>> i like you as much as i did stan >>. obit wary. >> we know we can do better, and for years we haven't done much about it. well, today we're doing something about it. >> president obama is taking executive action on immigration and opening a political battle on republicans. >> he's damaging the presidency itself. >> secretary of state john kerry extends a trip for last-ditch efforts to strike a deal on iran's nuclear program. >>> as tensions build ahead of a grand jury announcement in ferguson, michael brown's father

stan's got two amaziparents. what? whatever. he does. (scoffs) look, i think that if you guys just stay in the game, he's gonna be fine. thanks. of course, some devil babies are just devil babies. sorry. had to say it. i get that. jules? whatcha doin'? you can't come. uh, it's just the two of us. pfft! get in. yay! you just lost shotgun. damn it! (laughs) revengeance is mine! just get that hedge over there. i'll get it. tom sleeps nude. ugh. why would you tell me that? well, i want it to be in someone else's head. how fun is this?! so fun! (siren whoops) (gasps) it's the fuzz! no. scatter! bye! (laughs) (jules speaks indistinctly) i want to come clean. dog travis isn't a chick magnet. dad, for me, college will never be about girls anyway. so... (cans clatter) ohh. well, you're my son, and i love you, no matter what. wasn't coming out to you. just meant that i'm here to learn. not gay. well, if you were, i might cry for a minute. not because i'd be upset about it, just because i know how hard it would be for you to admit it to me... and y

what is the leverage of the curd stan region. we know that there has been movement to enhance the internal sovereignty of the region since 2005. you had issues of the territories. oil exports and creating an independent state via turkey. one of them and i really do see the isis dynamics playing out, not coincidentally in the northern disputed territories. they have been approached since 2003 and 2 thousandpousand 3 tor 2010. they are in mi noah and some other areas. that has not changed and that still remained an issue of dispute, not only between the kurds and baghdad, but as we are starting to see the shia, say you take it. this is not our problem. this is becoming now a problem between the kurds and those populations directly. i mean the sunni arabs. the oil contracts are being signed and even though the governor of mosul may switch it now and he is cutting deals, there tribal groups and people that do not support it that are very much against what they referred to as kurdish encroachment and territories. when june 10th arrive

here's where we stan, 33 in allentown. so marginal with freezing i war that i left over slush or any oven just wet roadways could freeze back over. that is one final concern. unless roads were treated you might need to worry about. of course we have the the parade stepping off at 8:30. 35 degrees for that at kick off but we are only expecting the temperature to climb only 5 degrees. the clouds out there, all of the thanksgiving day holiday and chilly air mass in place, 40 degrees, below average, we will take it since the storm is now, out of here, guys, back to you. >> thanks, katie. >>> south philly bakery is cooking up a thanksgiving tradition. >> they have fired up their clasassic brick oven but not the for bread it is all about the turkey. eyewitness news reporter jan carabao is live at cash a's bakery and i have yet to see that turkey hat but there is still time. just putting it out there. >> reporter: nicole and ukee, what turkey hat, i don't know what you are talking about. >> don't even try it. >> that will come. >

. >> to it and $50,000 and stan prize.f you did not win the money goes to these fantastic programs. >> it is sort of campbell. for the first time this year redesigned to tickets. is a concern and the monitor the other is a camouflage ticket. if it's in with the entire veterans team. they're $5 and into 1/5 thousand dollars in stan charges among the prizes. exactly the same price structure. if you want to buy a ticket for yourself, please ask if he did not see a. >> may not stand. and never know. >> especially not in november. very briefly what are some of the special tickets that are out there? >> lottery is designed to raise money for things you believe him. a game and x multiple sclerosis research. we're going to begin a game in january. all proceeds going to the special olympics. beyond funding schools and roads and bridges. you play the lottery win and win a lot of money. if you lose your impact something you believe in. these to our live tickets. i'm going to give them to you at the end of the interview. hopefully you

in iraq and northern iraq, and for kurdis stan, to do as well as possible and britain to participate in that. if there is a possibility of reducing the threats on the travel, we will engage in that. >> the question about regional government. i and i think others, they have made good progress on this. there is a possibility that there may be an independence referendum in kurdisstan, do you think that is possible? >> i think it is a lot of work to be done in other areas, i am aware, this is something that people have one approach. i think it is in the constitution as well, to be considered. i believe this is a difficult neighborhood. i believe, government believes, that iraq, the country is stronger by having the influence of the kurds in baghdad. the nation of iraq, the reality is, that the people of kurdistan would like to have independence, no doubt about that. is it not time for the uk to think about how in the long term, the region can be changed, the boundaries of the nations can be changed, and recreated to ensure there is more stability and that there is more ability to create

supporting radio station broadcasting fromss --s stan bull. they don't want us to show their faces. this station broadcast syria and also online. there and for syrian refugees in turkey. they're preparing their 1:00 news program about to go on air. >> they tell those in opposition areas about area air strikes from the regime. it's a valuable tool in the war says the manager. >> we have some people that provide pus with information like helicopter going maybe to that neighborhood. we are now working on an air system to alert the people that this area maybe targeted from regime. by supporting people on the ground, they have shelters. tell the people go to those shelters. we have to provide people of syria the accurate information, accurate premiums. the regime is telling all the time lies and lies. the regime media telling people a different story of why there is war in syria. we have to fight the regime in our way. people on the ground fighting for regime with weapons. now we are if in media fighting the regime. >> do you think you can win the

the capsule took off from a russian space facility in caz dan stan -- caz sack stan. -- kazakhstan. >sident obama plans to honor 19 people today with the country's highest civilian award. we're talking about the medal of freedom. this year's winners include oscar winning actress meryl streep, singer stevie wonder. tom brokaw along with ethel kennedy, john dingell and marlo thomas. >>> the winner is one direction. the musical group has won the american music awards for artist of the year. this was a stiff competition. among the others up for the honor, beyonce, luke bryan and emminem. one direction also won trophies for favorite pop rock duo or group and pop rock album for mid night melodies. >>> we're looking warm. 74 if not warmer. 74 would tie the record both at national and dulles. tomorrow back to reality, 55. and a cold slap in the face from mother nature wednesday with rain and snow and 30s and potentially accumulations west of i-95 in the afternoon and still chilly on thursday. beverly? >> outer loop of the beltway been a slow, wet ride with a number of accidents on the curvy s

the museum's t-rex affectionately known as stan is a replica.hatcher, the tryceratops are on the second floor. the new fossil hall will open in 2019. the same museum that houses the hope diamond calls the nation's t-rex its true crown jewel. the 66 million-year-old bones arrived at the smithsonian earlier this year. it's one of the largest and most complete of its kind ever discovered, but it will take five years to assemble the t- rex and construct the $45 million new exhibit hall. there's a time lapse of the old hall being deconstructed and eventually we'll see progress on its replacement through a live camera. >> we get millions of people every year coming through here. if we can create a spark in people's imaginations, we've done our job. >> i definitely want to come. >> reporter: surae chinn, wusa9. >>> up next we look at some of the big changes to immigration the president is proposing. >> but first a starbucks where everybody knows ♪ they may not be the most handsome of body parts. yet, there they sit on the sides of our heads. for the wo

joining us now is stan greenburg, the conduct xx of that poll. thank you for being here tonight.t's nice the see you. >> i'm delighted to be here on this day to talk about this really important data. >> can i ask you when you look at this data on impeachment, does it look the same to you as it did the last time republicans impeached a democratic president? >> you know, my vantage point on this was as the spouse of a civility conference in hershey, pennsylvania. and my partner was bob barr. upon leaving the conference, he, then, proceeded to introduce the first impeachment rez lougs. i've seen these moments in the past and get together and sing. that's not their agenda in terms of who they are. >> in terms of the way republicans talk about this, i see them telli ining each others would be an unpopular thing to do. this is something we know wouldn't have paid political dividends for us. but, yet, there is this drive for it. can you tell us what makes the difference? remember, when they proceeded down this path in '98, such that nut gingrich had to resign as speaker. but, none the l

stan very good to have you on the show.'s talk about your efforts and why you felt they were necessary. your initial inspiration was because you felt people in remote parts of the world didn't have access to medical care. >> yeah, the original concept was parachuting into the jungle. but when i came to the country it became obvious there was a great need here as well. >> so now it is mostly dedicated to the united states. you still do things abroad, but most of your work is done here. >> about 90% right here in america. all over the country. >> let's look at some of what you do. you bring medical care, dental, vision care to underserved parts of the united states. and this new documentary focuses on a clinic in tennessee. let's take a look at that. ♪ >> how long has it been since you have had a doctor visit. >> since i was a teenager. >> i have black lung real bad. >> it is going to save my life. >> we're coming. we're on our way. >> there are such good people in this country. >> thank you all so much. >> i can actually see

we look at the proposed deal and when the two companies stanned to gain or lose. >> dreamworks animations makes movies and hasboro makes toys and both trying to cash in. >> from a content evolution and what we're seeing in the industry this will provide competitive kablts. competitive capabilities. >> relying on deals oef the year. bringing them into new businesses. struck a big content deal with netflix expanding to digital content by buys youtube network off tv and he's teamed up with chinese government to build a theme park and movie studio. meanwhile movies grossing $3.7 billion worldwide for dreamworks but bombed in 2012. sold part of tv channel discovery while it failed to compete. analyst is skeptical about this deal. >> getting involved in the feature film business is a risky endeavor and i don't see it as a good value for the shareholders. >> hasboro has a deal with disney to make marvel and star wars toys. disney may not want its toy makers to back movies from its competition. we will see if the two company kz tackle that issue and agree to a price. >> more now on that possible

he's neil everett, i'm stan verre verrett. we have sports. >> this is real.is this double header we had an espn. duke beat michigan state in the first game, and kentucky absolutely demolished kansas in the second game. kentucky, too big. johnson right there. listen, it was a ten-point kentucky lead at half. and kansas couldn't throw it in the ocean standing on the beach to start the second half. devin booker here. man, that dude can recruit. 72-40. >>> lakers and hawks, l.a. still winless on the road. 1-9 on the season overall coming in. kobe bryant, trying to change that in atlanta against the hawks. puts the lakers up two. that fadeaway jumper is still there. fourth quarter, lakers are up three. bryant, trying to help them put it away, and he had 28 points and history too. 32,000 career points for bryant. lakers get their first win on the road. 2-9 on the season, 114-109 over the hawks. >>> so the list is kareem abdul-jabbar, michael jordan, and kobe bryant. >> that's an impressive list, have an impressive day. >>> people's pick, who was named sexiest man a

it features stan, a 14-foot stall tran sawyers and hatcher who you just met who may have weighed as much as 22,000 pounds. the exhibit tells these animals' final years in north america 66 years ago. >> the hope that people will see this exhibit and really start to think about dinosaurs not just as cool looking skeletons -- animals, but at living creatures as we see how they relate to other players in that community and how they interact with other creatures. >> the exhibit will open on tuesday and it's going to remain open to at some point in 2018 and that's about the time when the new dinosaur and fossil hall will be finishing up. it's worked there. they'll move some of these into the hall. harding live on the national mall, suzanne kennedy, abc news. >> posh assignment there, suzanne! coming up on abc 7 news at noon, the retweet that is raising serious questions about a virginia school administrator. >> and another woman >> a virginia high school now said it is investigating a racially charged tweet allegedly sent by one of its administrators. the tweet shows seven white girls and seve

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hello, i'm stan. nice to meet you. he sounds like any other guy. reaching out to a girl on a popular dating site. but after no response, just 21 minutes later, we see a different side. stuck up exmre tef. i would beat the living expletive out of you. it's a new phenomenon on dating websites where tweet nothings seem to quick little veer towards rage. male cluelessness in the dating world is nothing new. for many women, this scene from "crazy stupid love" is all too familiar. >> you are never going to regret going home with the guy from the bar who was a total tom cat in the sack. okay. can i buy you a drink? >> you know what, it's time to go home. >> reporter: men who can't take a hint, no matter what you say. like this guy in the movie "hitch." >> i couldn't help but notice you look a lot like my next girlfriend. >> i'm just not interested. but thank you for the compliment of coming over. >> you're welcome. so, do you like cuban food? >> seriously that was not code for i wish you try harder. >> reporter: but move this exchange online and you'll se

stan fard up by 22 at the break. cruise 89-60. one college note. 42-7. that's it for sports.ter the break. hey john, check it out. whoa! yeah, i was testing to see if we really can turn any device in your house into a tv. and the tablet worked just fine. but i wanted to see if the phone would work as well. so i shrunk sharon. every channel is live just like on tv. but it's my phone. it's genius. shh! i'm watching tv. tiny sharon is mean. i'm right here. watch any channel live on any device around your home. download the xfinity tv app today. >> walking and rollerblading so yesterday. how about rocket skating. southern california company take a look developed this. electronically powered skates. no pushing required. you strap in. and go. you are off. rocket skates go about 12 miles an hour. the company says it takes 30 minutes to get the hang of it. first 30 minutes probably falling on your face. it was inspired by ironman, inspector gadget and the jetsons's. the ability to slide around the urban environment. exciting. magic carpet for your feet. >> ha-ha. >> not much of a wor

stan greensburg's firm released a new poll on the subject today. among all voters, if you ask everybody, you ask this question, from what you heard about president obama do you think the new congress should begin an impeachment investigation of obama or is there no reason to begin impeaching him? you ask everybody altogether, and everybody says that's crazy, there is no reason to begin impeaching president obama. no, that's nuts. that's what happens when you ask everybody altogether. look what happens when you ask just republicans. republicans, yes, yes, the new congress should start to impeach president obama. and, if you ask just tea party republicans, just the subset of the republican party which is super-served by their representatives in congress, if you ask just tea partiers, wow, they are ready to start impeaching president obama by a 2-1 margin. a lot of things are still unsettled from the election this week. the republican party seeing the destruction of president obama as their reason for living, that is not unsettled. that is settled --

no, lets go play these guys and see where we stan. >> last year this time i didn't get a chance to playt and i'm sure he has things up his sleeves he wants to show us, he is definitely in the swing of things and a great quarterback. >> deja vu all over again, darren sproles is the nfc special teams player of the week. the second time this season he is honored with a player of the week award. >>> penn state and temple, where do your allegiances lie? they will meet in happy valley. temple and football coach matt rule played line backer for penn state but this is not about the coaches, both teams sits at 5-4 and both need a victory to be bowl eligible. >> its a great stadium and a great crowd and all of that, but at the send of the day it comes down to blocking and running and catching. if any of our guys are saying this is pen state, i can promise you penn state is not saying this is temple week. >>> tonight's prime time lineup is packed with laughs, drama and music and romance, it kicks off at 8:00 with episodes of the middle and the goldbergs and at 9:00 an all new modern family. >> i t