how is this effecting consumer staple stapl staples?consumer staples are feeling the pinch. 40% is international where stronger greenback means higher cost of doing business. in recent weeks many have had to address currency head winds. costco weakening foreign currencies cut into october sales by nearly 2%. wal-mart at its investor meeting lowered 2015 guidance thanks to the negative impact of foreign currency exchange rates. when coca-cola posted weaker than expected quarterly sales it, too, warned about currency. the beverage giant expects that to negatively effect by six percentage points. for kellogg currency translation weighed on quarterly sales growth about a half a percent. not so sweet for hershey. the chocolate maker recently lowered forecast on higher dairy prices and weaker sales overseas thanks to king dollar. certainly a trend to watch. >> we should note that consumer staples hitting a record high today. despite the head winds still doing okay largely. >> i think you concentrate domestically because we are about to see th

there are others, what you might call the household staples of staples. those names that are under your kitchen seng. proctor & gamble, kimberly-clark, these stocks hit 52-week highs. why the recent outperformance of this sector? analysts and strategists note these are more defensive stocks less prone to volatility and have decent dividends. with treasuries yielding at 2.3%. those have made these companies more attractive. however, those same experts caution that staples have become expensive trading at 20 times earnings. buyer beware. >> we have been warned. thank you very much morgan brennan. jim cramer went really zen on one particular stock. we are going to show you the clip and talk more about that stock just ahead. >>> a man who just went down in the record books. kevin harvick is with us. we will ask him about how he did it and what he is going to do with his money. "street signs" is right back. will that be all, sir? thank you. ordering chinese food is a very predictable experience. i order b14. i get b14. no surprises. buying business internet, o

guys, your own sexy staples.urph. >> yeah, i think pepsi is one that can be kind of in that sexy camp. we know there are activists in there, but there's a lot of different parts that they can take of pepsi, break them apart. not so much the carbonated beverage business but more the snack side. i think there's a lot of value to unlock there. that's about as sexy as it gets there, i think. >> steph? >> unilever has been a laggard this year. it's probably not sexy but i think it will get sexy. and i think that it's quality brands, its very strong distribution but their focus is on emerging markets. and that positions them well in the long term for superior top-line growth. that faltered this year. only put up 3% organic growth. i think you're positioned well over the next couple years to 5% to 7% growth. as that maps, i think you have a re-rating of the stock. >> you know they're our neighbor, right? >> yes, i did. >> just making sure. jon. >> moulson coors, all they're doing is knocking the cover off the ball, up 3

so are household staples, kitchens hit an all time high today. which companies have moved up the most and what is next for some selected sectors and some stocks in it? >> reporter: they may not be the sexiest stocks, be you the staples are stable. after lacking a broader market all year the sector is 3% higher this month. the top gainer in the s&p 500. the biggest winners, whole foods, archer daniels mid-lands and morning lease and wal-mart all boosted solid earnings. >> i think it will be improving, particularly related to those factors. >> reporter: experts note these are more expensive stocks with decent dividends. >> that have made them more attractive relative to bond himself. now the sector now looks expensive. investors would do well to take stocks individually. analysts expect a vonn and estee lauder to surge and chocolate maker hershey might sweeten the portfolio. >> for the kind of growth next year and increase in earnings, i could see it happening. i think it represents a value for what is a high return business. >> reporter: companies

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so, whenever i complete a joke, i take the two parts and i staple it together.hen i give it my stamp of approval, and then i sign it. and then i ring a bell, and i put it in the completed joke bucket. there we go. [ laughter ] just like that. [ applause ] so as you can see, it's an incredibly, incredibly efficient way of doing jokes. so why don't we see if we can do another one. here we go. a woman who writes fan fiction about one direction got a book deal to turn her stories into a novel. okay, let's find a punch line. all right, the shocked couple told the realtor, "actually we wanted to see exposed brick." [ laughter ] okay, not bad, but it doesn't quite work. critics are calling it a tour de fart. no, that's not quite right. here we go. how you doing, 8g band? okay, sorry. that should actually be in the banter with my band bucket, which we keep right here. so that will just go in here. other banter with the band things. looking good, 8g band. wow, you guys sound great. here's another example. hey, guys. oh, that's really good. i'm going to use that right now

. >>> demand for office supplies picked up, helping staples post results at the -- that beat analyst estimates that's where we begin the market focus. even though it topped wall street's consensus, third quarter sales at staples did fall as it accept -- accelerates plans to close underperforming stores and spark sales growth online. investors focused on the positive though. shares rose 9% to $13.92. >>> jm smuckers sales were hurt by the weak coffee business. it increased the coffee prices which caused consumers to buy other brands. but its profit rose from the same quarter last year as margins widened and as it lowered overall costs and expenses. still, shares were off slightly to $101.66. >>> a cloudy forecast sent shares of salesforce.com after the closing bell. they predicted it would come in below analyst expectations and that forecast overshadowed results that beat estimates. you can see the shares tumbled after hours during regular trading though, shares were off 2% to $61 and change. >>> well, williams & sonoma rose higher after they logged better than expected third quarter

staples, 37 cents, a penny short. 12% decline. staples is continuing to have problems.hey're continuing to close same-store sales. this has been a fairly poor performer for a long time. comparable store sales down 4% for them. finally, lay-z-boy. earnings 36 cents a share, 2 cents above estimates. they raised their dividend by 33%. that's good news here. earnings up 13%. sales up 3.8%. also a fairly decent number. pretty good numbers from the retailers overall. right now paramount group, we're looking at 17.75 to 18.75. guys, back to you. >> bob, thanks a lot. let's get to the bond pits and check in with rick santelli this morning. >> good morning, carl. maybe things are changing. although, we have to wait and see. what am i referring to? today is day 17 that we have a significant probability to close in the very tight range of 230 to 238. we're at 235. we were four basis points lower, three basis points lower. the data, many didn't think that the data on starts and permits was that good. but parts of it were. single-family homes. that really is the backbone of much of

another name would be staples, higher profits, staples has been beaten down a lot.hat report goes up 10%. you got to tell me why it is a winner. nicole: executive coming in to tie get from pepsi, the stock is up 5.5%, hitting obviously the new high, doesn't go all the way back to 2013. the new chief executive has been trying to bail this went up after the breach and they had great profits. this increase was a surprise. as a result of retailers, target is doing great. lowe's moving higher, the consumer group is aware bucking the trend. the dow is down 60 points, the group is doing great. stuart: target has but the problem with the data breach. it seems to have but that problem. >> others are still dealing with it. stuart: when it occurs to me no wonder lowe's is doing well with six feet of snow, of loews does well. >> no doubt. building materials, tiling and roofing did in new high too. stuart: i don't know why i am laughing because so many viewers are snowed in and children and sending pictures >> you are a nice guy. you are not the kind of guy who laughs that other

. >> it is stapled into this. >> okay. >> and so, i think that again, this is a report, that rose johns was a graduate student at the time that they did it now on the staff prepared for us, and i would just ask her to share some highlights with you, because i think that this gives you a deeper look into both (inaudible). >> good morning, commissioners. so, as... >> you might want to pull the mic up. >> yeah. >> and so anne has the report that i completed when i was in graduate school and uc berkeley public policy and social master's program and now i am with the hsf planning as six weeks ago and i think that you actually started pulling from some of the data in my report in what you were just talking about because it is stapled to the back of the six-month report that you received. >> yes. >> but just to highlight a couple of key points, i think, what linda and i really were interested in or noticed, in the data was that the population that i was focusing on, which is those consumers served by both clf, and the dsip deversion and we noticed that they tend to be middle aged and male. and

that was picked in with a staple.ours. >> i had a guy from california do it, and it was pretty excruciating the way it had to go down. normal tattoos are done with surgical instruments. they're done in here with a sharpened staple, one dot at a time. so it took forever to do and it hurt really bad. >> other inmates craft sophisticated but illegal tattoo guns from parts of other items they are allowed to possess. >> any small wire can be straightened out and made into a needle. you can get motors out of appliances, tape recorders, cameras. >> when we see tattoo guns in prison, it's usually after they have been confiscated by authorities. >> i got the ink, i've got the tattoo needles, i've got the motor, the tattoo gun, the barrel. it's all right here. >> but we met a pair of cellmates who were so eager to show off their contraband tattoo gun, they were willing to reveal its hiding spot. >> watch him bro. >> i'm watching. >> this is my tattoo gun. i plug it up to the tv. i plug this into the tv and this in to my gun and

have you to get your orderers in and if you want the all important american staple for your dinner and dessert, apple pie and i have jena with me and she is baking up apple crisp and we'll have more on the process in a little bid but now the all important accuweather forecast, we have cold changes on the way. currently in philadelphia we are coming in in the lower 60s, our average high for this time of year is 58 degrees, we were above average today, 63 right now in philadelphia, wilmington 60 and lancaster 54 degrees and allentown 64 degrees, it's still relatively mild but the cold air is coming in. here is satellite 6 along with action radar, clear skies across the mid-atlantic region but as you widen out the picture in western pennsylvania on westward into the ohio valley, you can see the cloud cover, the leading edge of the cold air working its way eastward. get ready for the cold snap to arrive and it will stick around for sometime. we have falling temperatures on the way and a clear and light breeze, and philadelphia drops down to 38 degrees, allentown 30 degrees, at the shore te

joining us now is tom, the founder and ceo of staples. chairman of the venture capital firm. also the long-term donor and supporter of the republican party. on the opposite side is my guest host for the hour. and the former chairman and ceo of ubs america, who also served on the president passes jobs council. tom, let's let you have the floor first. you just saw john boehner and mitch mcconnell write down a couple of their priorities. what will be the biggest one for you that you think will help create jobs and get the economy going? >> it is important we get corporate tax reform. we have choice of dollars sitting overseas. uncompetitive tax structure. we have got to make it competitive again. bipartisan support. well.could be trade as it should be in the keystone pipeline, there should be on oil and i would like to think we can get immigration done as well, absolutely necessary for a high-tech industry. it is absolutely crazy. john boehner passes problem is not so much president obama as the right wing and the tea party. >> i would agree

carolina panthers, and quarterback, mark sanchez, celebrated the victory with a philadelphia food staple. and now the eagles are on top leading the nfc east. >> even with continued injures the birds continue to dominate. jeff skversky is here with more on how the eagles crushed the panthers. >> all eagles all night long, they pounded the panthers last night they are 7-2, and even one team in the nfl have a better record, they won 14 of their last 17 regular games and darren sproles and the eagles ran away with this thing. for the first time in his career sproles ran for a touch down and returned a punt for the touch down for the first time in his career. you would think he wanted it but he chucked the ball to a fan. bradley fletcher, one of the eagles five turnovers, he takes it so the house and the house goes night. we are from philly and we fight on monday night. >> it's a one week deal every single time. we go out there to win and we win as a team and lose as a team. woe have guys that buy into that and that is why we are successful. >> little time for chip kelly and the guys to celeb

it's been a staple, i guess you call it, for as long as i remember. it's always been here. i hope it continues to be here. i hope we can get it back up real quick. >> the first full mass was held last night at 5:00. amazingly the gold cross above the church emerged from the ashes unscathed. firefighters used crane to lift it out of the church on monday. many called it a miracle. >>> we're tracking a developing story. ferguson, missouri remains on edge as the city and the nation waits for a possible indictment. a police officer may face charges for shooting and killing an unarmed teenager. the grand jury is still dl deliberating the facts in the shooting death of michael brown. there's no guarantee they will reach a decision or vote. residents are bracing for what could be a violent reaction to an unpopular decision. >> not knowing what's going to happen after the verdict comes. it's scary situation. >> city officials have planned to have extra security around the courthouse on the day of verdict. >>> taking guns off the streets, nearly 200 firearms were turned in this weeke

this dance number a parade staple is made up of kids and adults from all across the delaware valley. the parade producer, said this is a great way to pull in tap dancers from all around the region in a noncompetitive situation so they can come out and enjoy the art of tap dancing. if you can't make it to the parade, you can watch it life on 6abc, you'll get all the floats the music and the fun it kicks off 8:30 thanksgiving morning. >> experts say do not wait for the sales on black friday. century analysts are calling it black friday week ending single day black friday. retailers are kick off week-long sales event today to boost profits. >>> cyber monday sales jumped 105% over black friday last year and that trend is expected to continue. >>> a new google study said this holiday shopping season will likely be the most mobile ever. 50% of adults 25 to 50 are expected to shop online while standing in line at a store. a quick check of wall street, the dow and s&p finished in record territory, so futures are trading flat we have no idea what will happen at the opening bell. you have to w

. >>> when i say staples, i mean staples. >> it's okay, mister. beatlemania. it is the most perfect representation of 1964 beatles. >> brian epstein said, if the beatles were going to go, they were going to go big. and they went big. >> the fact that the beatles were exposed as writers of hit songs, exposed then to the public even more than perhaps just a pop singing idol would. ♪ and it's worth it just to hear you say ♪ >> they made the announcement that they were going to tour america. ♪ you're going to give me everything ♪ the beatles wanted $25,000. well, i didn't have $25,000. and so, i borrowed $25,000 on the house. there were no computers, but we sold it out in 3 1/2 hours. >> 17,000 screaming youngsters have jammed their way into the huge amphitheater. but they're the lucky ones. outside, thousands of others were not so fortunate. >> here they are, the beatles! ♪ ♪ let you down, let you down ♪ because i told you before, oh, you can't do that ♪ >> the beatles' output was phenomenal. they seemed to always be either touring, making a movie or

cheryl: you have valero, staples on there. brett, again as we're going into the holiday season, you like bed bath & beyond. >> yeah, and so funny listening to other guest. we can almost work in the same company. have the same philosophy there. i like bed bath & beyond, for similar reasons, it trades at like 15 times earnings. you got return at 28%. profit margin is 8%. talk about sales prices around 0. i'd like to buy it around 67, 68, 70 now. you got a well-managed company, good business model, buy the companies when they're pulled back a little bit and look what the great business that you own. cheryl: tim, you are nodding your head in agreement. remember when i said battle it out, this wasn't what i was counting on. >> in total agreement. >> i'm sure we can find something. cheryl: okay, let me ask you this, automakers, brent. we had jeff flock live from the l.a. car show, you could say right now with lower gas prices it could be a good time for the automakers. you like gm, he had the president of cadillac on the show. what'

it comes up on february 28th, live from staples center on pay per view. ronda rousey, everybody.uh ♪ ♪ on a tuesday, got my ball and chain, poor boy ♪ ♪ i got stripes, stripes around my shoulders.. ♪ ♪ when you take a trip to gap, you could win a trip from gap. we're giving away a hundred trips... to great destinations... like new york, miami... aspen, las vegas... chicago and disney world. for more details on how to enter... go to: gapgetaway.com >> jimmy:sgiving to you. i want to thank mindy kaling, ronda rousey, vince vaughn and apologize to matt damon, we ran out of time. "nightline" is next, but first, his new album is called "hood billionaire." here with the song "if they knew," rick ross. ♪ ♪ this is so all bad nothin' good can come from this sweet but sad ♪ ♪ i don't know love ruins a relationship ♪ ♪ it will never last but it feels so good guess i gotta deal with it ♪ ♪ this is so all bad this is so all bad ♪ ♪ got me messin' round with you you got me messin' round with you ♪ ♪ out here messin' round with you what you gon say what you gon say ♪ ♪ what you gon do what you

reporter: this time they're hammering in one of these giant nails per foot and one of these huge staplesg the turf and plumping it up, they'll pour in pound after pound of sand. >> it's not going to be that easy to walk away this time. >> reporter: beyond the staples and the nails, the church members have found something else has been reinforced -- their faith. >> to know we are a strong church. >> a passage of scripture that says god causes all things to make things great for those of loving. this is a good thing happening. >> reporter: in hayward, jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. >>> thank you so much for joining us for abc 7 news at 4:00. i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm larry biel. here's cheryl and dan. >>> the storms opened wide today. don't expect the skies to be sunny anytime soon. >> the board of regents approved a controversial tuition increase. but it does not come without a fight. >>> coming up, how today's decision could backfire. >>> plus, a unilateral action to protect 5 million undocumented immigrants. we are minutes away from president obama addressing the nation, live. >> announcer

Ángeles, donde terminaron con 130 personas detenidas ayer, los manifestantes intentaron llegar al staples >>> hizo confesiones a un canal de televisiÓn local y debio cubrir su rostro, aesgura que su carrera comenzÓ a los 17 aÑos para ser aceptado en la filas de la pandilla 18. >>> comencÉ a recoger rentas, mover armas, mover drogas. extorsiones. >>> lleva 5 aÑos dentro de la mara y no tiene problema en admitir que descuartizÓ a pandilleros rivales. >>> los comenzamos a machetear, le quitamos los brazos, los enterramos. >>> ahora ayuda a resolver estos mismos crÍmenes, y es un testigo clave. >>> el caso es que le ayudo es en extorsiÓn, ventas de drogas y cementerios clandestinos. y se salvÓ de ir a la cÁrcel, una figura legal conocido como criterio de oportunidad que para este ex fiscal es un recurso desesperado para intentar hacer justicia. >>> es fundamental del testigo, normalmente los particulares o testigos tienen temor que si declaran puedan tener caracterÍsticas negativas. >>> pero segÚn escalante, no debe ser premio para un criminal confeso. >>> alguna sanciÓn deben tener sus actos

. >> people decided to see how some californians reaction to do some pennsylvania staples.k about relocating. ♪ >> oh, okay. (laughter). >> they call it the easter island statue. this is a friendly food. >> where can i buy this? >> ♪ >> i definitely am going to and joy this. >> what are these? >> that one a anti climb mat tick. >> i like it. >> we'll need nine more before we come to a decision. >> i loved it. >> yeah. >> i can tell this half is made by the amish. >> it tastes like it comes in 2-dollar can. >> it's so interesting when friends come in from other parts of the country to philly and you give them a yuengling. they go, oh, don't know this but they love it. >> yeah. >>> almost 100% of the time. but then the scrapple that's a little different. a lot of people love it but a lot of people never heard of scrapple if you're outside of our area. >> i hadn't heard it before i moved here. scrapple. it's not bad. >> yeah. >>> okay. >> tonight we're counting top the top viral video o of all according to list put out by the huffington post. we did number two. it's all about

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by the seventies, massive abstract works like these had become the blue-chip staple of corporate collectors german critic walter benjamin prophesied that the impact of film and mass reproduction would change forever our idea of what art is. as we come towards the end of this century, we're nearer that point than ever before. since the sixties particularly, many people have felt that western art is in a state of crisis, with no pattern or direction, that the western tradition is played out. abstraction lost its shock value and became ordinary. the new directions suggested by pop and minimalism seemed to ma to be a ssolution of a tradition. at the heart of all this perhaps lies the belief that the myth of progress, which has sustained the west for so long, is now at an end. there is a feeling of contradiction between our material demands and our spiritual needs. because of this, many artists today are turning back to first principles, and the first principle of all is nature. this is robert smithson in a film he made in 1970 of his pivotal earthwork, spiral jetty. this 1,500-foot-long coil of

earnings season continues with reports from retail heavyweights target, staples, and best buy. on monday, president obama will be in brisbane, australia. wednesday, we'll be getting october housing starts. also the fed releases minutes from its last meeting. and the computer game changer. thursday also marks the 29th anniversary of the launch of microsoft windows. >>> the upcoming holidays may have given you shopping, but how about a list for your financial health? you have a lot of people who will be seeing their relatives. what signs should they be looking for as to whether or not their elders can manage their money properly. >> it is a good time to check in. are they taking longer to make decisions? are today starting to forget things? are they paying a bill twice or forgetting to pay a bill? if you're in a restaurant, do they take a longer time to see if a bill is right or tip? all good signs you need to have a chat. >> what tips are you can give people on how to be helpful? >> you have to be sure it is a discussion that everybody is receptive too. be sure the people involv

. >> this has a staple to it. this is just basically a broken pencil, lead and steel intact and put it back in the sharpener and sharpen it to give me a little edge on it. >> a lot of work with the feathers and skin and detail. >> yeah. yeah, that's staple work. hours sitting with the stapler, etching. one little scratch at a time. >> though roberts' artistic skills are notable, technically his soap sculptures could be considered contraband. >> the system has a belief that anything that's not in their matrix is contraband. but to me, i'm utilizing the soap. maybe not to take a shower with, but i'm not losing any of the quantity of soap. all i'm doing is altering the shape. what i tell them is if you are going to be upset with me for using soap you should be upset with everyone else that uses the soap for showering because they alter the soap as well. >> if, in fact, staff has turned a blind eye to robert's repurposing of soap, there are many other infractions that will result in being sent to administrative segreg

. >>> consumer staples stocks hitting an all-time high today. it is the best performing sector this month up 3% and fourth best performer this year up about 12%. there had been some losers, always are seemingly. avon down nearly 40% year to date. investors may not want to give up on that stock and some others just yet. morgan brennan with a list. >> analysts and strategists caution the staples sector is expensive thanks to the recent rally but there are still names to consider. you mentioned avon. this stock is down a whopping 45% from its 52-week high. it is hitting a two-decade low right before it reported earnings at the end of last month. according to facts, 26% upside. there are rumblings that avon could sell the north american business but the company has been under estimated as it targets millennials. another name in makeup to check out, estee lauder, stocks down 7% from its 52-week high and down about 4% year to date. consensus estimates call for a 13% gain over the next year. this is the company focuses on higher end products, expands i

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a summer staple could soon be history in delaware.why a bethany beach official has their eyes on chairs and umbrellas. >>> two window washers in new york have quite the story after being rescued as they dangle from the side of of the nation's tallest building. the two were trapped 69 stories up on one world trade center after a cable on their scaffolding broke. that was around 1:00 this afternoon. pictures taken from inside the building show those trapped workers communicating with rescuers after firefighters cut the window. the entire ordeal played out on live tv. around 2:15 after the workers had been tethered to harnesses they were guided through the window. the two were okay and were taken to the hospital to be checked out. >>> a hydrant mishap sent water shooting into the air and all over a california freeway early this morning. it took commuters in los angeles by surprise, actually. a construction crew working in the area sheered off a fire hydrant sending a giant stream of water 50 to 60 feet in the air. the road was closed as

staples are expensive and missing. i like retail.de with low oil, easy comps, low expectations sets up better into the next -- into black friday. and i really like software more than industrials because i think companies are investing not in property plant or equipment but in productivity. you see that flush out in the fourth quarter. >> thank you. >>> small caps, how do you feel about those? >> it's all about rotation. if you feel like money has to go some place. it's always a zero sum game. so if you feel like you'll get the most bang for your buck on small caps you'll see people chase things. if he's right now could see them rotate out of large cap into small cap. >> in terms of retail? >> agnostic on the small cap. i wouldn't want to get in front of it on the short side. >> time for pops and drops. big movers of the day. a drop for sotheby's. >> sell the auction. big prices but the stock ran up in front of it like a big movie opening. >> jetblue, a drop. guy? >> jpmorgan downgraded the stock. it scares me we've had trouble at 13.

including industrial staple, healthcare, fms and tech. energy is leading. transports doing well yet again. >> and transports today they have passed had baton to the rails and the rails are moving to the upside and athink that has do with the commentary about whether or not this cp and the csx deal turns into an nsc deal as well. >> norfolk southern is one of the leaders. unp again if that group. >> the numbers in the rail space, it does tell you a lot about the economy right now. and we've talked it's improving. yes they missed on the numbers in terms of real numbers. 240 they were looking for. but they get 214,000. when you look underneath that there is positive you can take from today. and we all know these revisions come all the time. so what is the true number? >> upward revisions. as you say for the last two months now it's go toing get interesting. >> through the rest of the year judge it is goings to be interesting. because draghi, of course we talked about that this week. yellen was speaking again this morning. but we know as far as what our fed is

this is a staple in armenian cooking, is that right? >> absolutely, since the beginning of time. our soldiers used to skewer it on the swords. we have a combination of beef and lam and parsley. and every september over 2000 pounds of meat being cooked in three days. >> after all that savory protein, i was ready to check out the fresh veggie options. >> this is armenian cheat sheet. it's tomatos and mint and olive oil. that makes summer food. and what i'm doing is i'm putting some nutmeg. it is kind of like cream cheese. in armenia when they offer you food, you have to eat it. they would welcome you and food is very important for them. >> in every armenian community we feel like we're a "smallville"age and they come together to put on something like this. what i find really interesting about san francisco is the blends of armenia that come together. once they are here, the way people work together at any age, including our grandmothers, our grandfathers, skewering the meat, it's fun to see. fun to see everybody get together. >> we call it subarek. it's a cheese turn over if you wa

. >> the forecast did not stop die hards from venturing out to get the staples.action news" was there and there were lines for everything from the turkey to the vegetables to the dessert. >> turkey, turkey parts to make stuffing and sausage to make stuffing and smoked meats for their collard greens they have the best pecan pies in the world. >> they have the best turkeys, it's nice and soft and juicy. it's it's best can you have. got to have turkey and gravy and stuffing. >> sounds delish. >> many shoppers don't mind waiting a bit to pick up the special item. speaking of the birds the eagles are handling the cowboys in dallas. jaime apody live now. >> no snow will get in the way of the eagles date with dallas, their flight was delayed by the weather a bit. nick foles not playing but did arrive in time to watch his teammates into time to watch them play dallas. do they keep things simple? >> the challenge comes in, digesting the game plan that you don't want to go in too simple without any weapons but you don't want to come with this complicated game plan that is

you heard some protesters say, perhaps they should go towards, staples center.eople should not be out celebrating or enjoying themselves with what is going on in ferguson. what we have is a protest, taken several turns. far different from last night. a right angle. left the kren sthcrenshaw distr. that was an 8-mile trek. and the protests are much smaller. and now, by last account. the protest is going to head towards staples center. >> paul, what has been the reaction there? we were showing the 101 freeway. shut down. last night. and of course you know, everybody travels by car in los angeles. what's been the general reaction to the protests there? people on the busiest travel day of the year. and what we saw tonight. an extreme show of force from the police. we saw, my goodness, a lot of, motorcycle police. we saw federal police. and many others -- getting, getting very involved in blocking off -- don, did you lose me for a second? >> we are great. paul, thank you. get back to you and our other correspondents around the country and show you more protests that

. >>> the office supply retailer, staples closing more stores in an attempt to boost profits, they will shut down an additional 30 stores this year in edition to the 140 already announced and investors want to see the stores close as soon as possible in order to increase revenue. >>> and now workers are demanding paid sick leave, they were protesting outside of city hall today then come from a variety of unions and businesses. >>> well, as parents know, sleep is often a delicate balance when you have children, tonight on "action news" at 11:00 we have answers on making your overnights peaceful. here is a preview. i'm alicia vitarelli, as a new parent i know that getting your child on a sleeping schedule can be challenging. it can affect both the parent and child. >> there are days i would say i'm not safe to be with her because i was so exhausted. >> the myths of sleep are getting parents into trouble. >> how do you get your child to sleep at night and once that is handled how do you handle getting your needed sleep. >>> that is all on "action news" at 11:00. >>> time now for accuweathe

at wegmans, shoppers looked for thanksgiving staples. >> and i got the six-pack of beer and so on. >> i can't find gravy, i need to get gravy. >> it's not so bad out. >> off the turnpike, holiday travellers had mixed emotions about what they were driving into. >> i'm used to it but this is a tough one. challenging to say the least. >> i think it's beautiful. i like snow so whatever. >> back out here live, taking a look at busy mcarthur boulevard. it's still slick roadways and salt trucks are up and down here, and let me show you something that is a problem, all the extra snow and slush, if the temperatures do go down and if there is not salt here, this could cause a problem and could be dangerous roadways if they freeze. >> thank you annie. "action news" is on main street in doylestown, buck county today and they got a couple of inches here and with all the traffic the snow did not pose too much of a problem, a little slippery here and there. "action news" reporter, eva pilgram is live in exton, chester county where the totals were more significant, what are the total there's now? >>