stephen king. thank you. >> amy robach, thank you. >> pick one up. it's out tomorrow. >>> coming up, we have alanis morissette coming up. [ duck quacks, wolf howls and wind whistling ] but... the minx boot: t tested tough in the pacific northwest. [ wolf howls ] test text1 plain cc1 test message test text1 u >>> i mean, this album changed a lot of lives. alanis morissette's breakout album, "jagged little pill" the singer marking the 20th anniversary. thank you for coming in. >> thank you for having me. >> gotta know. you to mind. the song that everybody talks about. you oughtta know. it's like carly simon, you're so vain. everyone wants to know who sit about? 20 years later, can you reveal? >> i wrote it for the sake of having fabt si revenge. not actual revenge. had it been real revenge, i would have had names and phone numbers. i'm not a fan of acting out of revenge. >> now kit be told. i've answered your we questions. what sit about the album that had impact? >> it was a wave of people wanting to hear what auz going as a canadian, polite. but unde

. >>> coming up, stephen king here live. what scares the man behind your favorite horror stories. >>> right now, i really love my job. because i am here now with the one and onld stephen king, the master of horror. here to tell us abhis latest book, "the bazaar of bad dreams." i'm beyond excited to be sitting with the master here. because, you know, i have told you, i won't say i'm your number one fan. we know how that goes in your stories. i'm one of your biggest fan zblps thank you for letting me scare the devil out of you. >> penny wise the clown, i'm never going the totally forgive you for that. >> the thing about pen any wise was i caught a whole generation with the miniseries, abc. tim curry as penny wise scarred a whole generation of people. i just love it. >> i know, i told you, you scared me. you said, good. this book is incredible. it's a series of short stories. i love how your describe. you're a novelist by trade. you say shorter stories can be invigorate ppg like a waltz with a stranger you'll never see again. i

stephen king. thank you. >> amy robach, thank you. >> pick one up.e our family. well there is one. folks, i'm not your grandma. just a handsome kind hearted drifter who wandrered in years ago and stayed for all the yummy sausage. feel bad about lying. nap time. i got her. seriously? i feel like i just woke up. ha ha ha! fully cooked johnsonville breakfast sausage. we don't make sausage. we make family. and sausage. >>> i mean, this album changed a lot of lives. alanis morissette's breakout album, "jagged little pill" the singer marking the 20th anniversary. thank you for coming in. >> thank you for having me. >> gotta know. you to mind. the song that everybody talks about. you oughtta know. it's like carly simon, you're so vain. everyone wants to know who sit about? 20 years later, can you reveal? >> i wrote it for the sake of having fabt si revenge. not actual revenge. had it been real revenge, i would have had names and phone numbers. i'm not a fan of acting out of revenge. >> now kit be told. i've answered your questions. what sit about the album

it is unclear if being named after a stephen king novel is enough to allege wrongdoing. is dÉjÀ vu on capitol hill. republicans in congress are backing legislation that would soften certain parts of wall street reforms that were put in place mostly through dodd-frank five years ago. you remember some of those tactics last year when congress attached legislation to the spending bill. today, treasury secretary jack lew warned it dodd-frank critics against trying the same maneuvers again. in his bloomberg view column. aloomberg editor paul an dwyer is here now. he is reasonably strong line which -- "irresponsible," "turning back the clock." why don't i quote him directly? "with the economy showing real signs of strength, it would be responsible to turn back the clock to the era when these monitors were not in place and we expressed the worst financial crisis since the great depression. yet that is what some republicans are jumping to do, and democrats should not join them." who is listening to jack lew on capitol hill? paula: i think in this case he is speaking for presiden

king. and i have written about it in my new memoir. >> stephen: you mean "the bassoon king: my life and art facek idiocy by rainn wilson? "i can't wait to read it. >> well, you're going to have to wait to read it because it doesn't come out until tomorrow. >> stephen: what? whoa! well, what makes you the bassoon king, your majesty? >> well, firstly, the crown, right, guys. >> that's right. >> that's right. >> secondly, my virtu osik scicialtion i started playing the bassoon when i was a wee lad, and i kept at t dedicating my life to the craft of bassooning until about halfway through junior year in high school, then i quit. >> stephen: wait, so you haven't played the bassoon hins high school. >> oh, no, no, no, come on, steve, i picked it up again. >> stephen: when? but it doesn't matter because i'm the bassoon king. and picking up this beauty after 30 years is like riding a bike. while playing the bassoon. >> stephen: all right, how about laying down some tasty bassoon licks for us. >> okay, you got it, you got it. i'm going to do that. cheers and plaws.-- cheers and plaws. >> you name it,

but they havet, listed so many pharmacies named after stephen king characters like "the overlook pharmacyer the characters from "the shining>" hubeinie: bill ackman, say has become the spokesman for the company, it is not going well for him. i don't want to put you on the spot but do you know anything about valeant? david: we don't own it or much of anything about it. it is a leveraged company and we will not uncommon stocks with high leverage. matt: matt levine from bloomberg view put out a great story yesterday explaining how bill ackman has boosted his stake in valeant to nine point 9% which is the most technically activist fund is allowed to hold -- 9.9%. about $250 million in options in order to assume a $1.1 billion stake. it's a great story. check it out on bloomberg view. i don't think that is as good as the fact that so many pharmacies are named after chess moves and stephen king characters. stephanie: i don't buy it. they know they are under so much scrutiny right now. matt: and bronte capital alleges they are still continuing to do this. stephanie: we are seeing the market reac

rowling, stephen king and john grisham, my book sales fall a ted short of that goal. you,e premise that some of very few may not have read the book yet, let me tell you what it says about taft, the presidency, and the fate of former presidents a century ago. situationll see, the the taft faces after he left office in march 1913 reveals a great deal about how the presidency has changed in the last century. since your theme is hail to the chief, there will be some insights here about how different the presidency was 1909 to 1913. i've written three books about the tafts, and volumes of letters to his wife helen, known as nelly, when he was president. be old saying is that historians read other people's mail for a living. it's true. we do it. been a great personal pleasure. he was a constant letter writer, dictating them to his secretary and having to write to his wife in longhand because she did not like the secretary to type letters. his letter still hundreds of pages in the library of congress. they are opinionated and fun to read because taft was one of the best hate

stephen king. thank you. >> amy robach, thank you. >> pick one up. it's out tomorrow. morissette coming up. if you think we can grow our economy while ignoring climate change, think again. america's most innovative companies are already moving to clean energy using existing technology to improve their bottom line. now we need a plan to help businesses and families across america to save money on electricity and create millions of new jobs. it all starts with 50% clean energy by 2030. this is connor he was missing things in school - distracted - disengaged - we tried tutors but they didn't connect. new teaching system, sylvansync. personal lessons, taught by sylvan certified instructors, using technology kids love. i've never seen r and the results arettruly inspiring. kids like connor typicallyr times more growth than if theyr hadn't come to sylvan. and now sylvan has fun, cutting edge robotics and coding classes. call 1-800-educate to learn more! lot of lives. alanis morissette's breakout album, "jagged little pill" the anniversary. thank you for co

rowling, stephen king, and john grisham, my book sales fall short of that goal. on the premise that some of you, i know very few, may not have read the book yet, let me tell taft, thet says about presidency, and the fate of former presidents a century ago. as you shall see, the situation after he left office in 1913 reveals a great deal of how the presidency changed in the last century and though the theme is hail to the chief, there will be insight on how different the presidency was in 1909 to 1913. i have written three books about the taskfts. helen when he was president. saying -- it is true, we are not ashamed of it, we do it. doing so has been a great personal pleasure. he was a constant letter writer dictating to his secretary and having to write to his wife and longhand because she didn't like typewriters, his letters fill hundreds of pages in the library of congress. their gossipy, opinionated, and fun to read because theodore roosevelt said of him one of the best papers i ever knew. about therned presidents into the 20th century, one thing to keep in mi

what's the >> stephen: mock >> king >> stephen: bird >> yeah >> mockingbird >> everybody have you heard? he's gonna buy me a mockingbird and if that mockingbird won't sing he's gonna buy me a diamond ring and if that diamond ring won't shine he's gonna surely break this heart of mine and that's why i keep on tellin' ev'rybody, sayin' wo, wo, wo, wo, wo hear me now and understand he's gonna find me some peace of mind and if that peace of mind won't stay i'm gonna find myself a better way and if that better way ain't so i'll ride with the tide and go with the flow and that's why i keep on shoutin' in your ear sayin' wo, wo, wo, wo, wo ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: yeah! i was in and out of there. i was in and out of there. "boys in trees" and the companion cd, "songs in the trees," are available now. simon performance. hi -- i need the new iphone to play my reindeer games. aren't you cute! right now if you get any iphone, you can an ipad mini for an amazing price. ipad mini... nice. so what are "reindeer" games? angry reindeer, doodle reindeer, flappy reindeer... oh, so, like regula

wine bar in the back, reconsidering wine pairings and encouraging customers to bring a pino to a stephen king, chardonnay to jane austin or stein beck to an ipa. >> we've seen people discover books they would have never discovered. >> reporter: four weeks in, they've seen an equal number of drinkers who buy as readers who buy wine. >> oh, maybe i'll have a glass of wine. of long island, turn of the corkscrew, a play on the title of a henry james novella, it believes the only beer, books, wine hybrid on highland. >> we like to read and drink wine. we found many people do. >> reporter: i'm mac king, fox 5 news. dari: i would include myself. steve: for sure. dari: we'll see you at 10:00 after "empire". steve: here's ernie with what's coming up at 6:00. >> we have a lot of to talk about. rail safety. you know life saving technology exists that could have prevented train accidents. why isn't it being used? next we'll talk to new jersey senator cory booker about that. also for you next, we're in your neighborhood. throgsneck in the bronx. you're going to love this story. plus the news. all i...love

the former speaker of the house, these guys are like stephen king with political -- a darn good writer, good to have you. thank you for coming. >> good to be with you. there's an amazing contrast between paul ryan in his new role as speaker, where in his first big test he crafted the legislation so that 47 democrats could vote with him. basically to veto override number. a bipartisan bill, well done, and yet you have the same tired old partisan left wing attitude from harry reid, and this is a national security issue. this shouldn't be a partisan issue. shouldn't be even ideological. >> so, can a minority leader -- educate me here -- stymy and avoid getting to the senate floor? >> i don't think so. i think that this is a real test for mitch mcconnell. mcconnell has an absolute obligation to exercise his power as majority leader. somehow reid was able to dominate the senate when he was the majority leader and trying to dominate the senate as the minority leader. mitch has to stand up and say he can introduce the bill without amendments, which is what reid used to do. he can do lots of t

history, pop culture history in 1976, the high school horror movie carrie debuted in theaters the stephen king story about a teen who uses telekinetic bullies at the prom. >>> mention the work baccarat and you immediately think of exquisite crystal but in tonight's "living large," it means a unique home encased in glass. cbs 2's emily smith takes us to the penthouse in the five- star baccarat hotel in midtown. [ music ] >>> when you live at the luxury beginning with the lobby. dark bronze walls, marble floors, and a giant baccarat chandelier. when people hear baccarat chandelier, this is it. >> it's gorgeous. what this project is about is timeless he will against. >> reporter: we had a private tour of the duplex penthouse on the 48th and 49th floors. >> welcome to the penthouse at the baccarat. i want you to know [ indiscernible ] [ inaudible ] >> crystal chandelier in every apartment we sell. >> reporter: it's 7381 square feet of living space. ceilings are 14 feet high. so here you have 600-square- foot loggia with epet deck, you have gas, electric and water. here you have a full eat-in area

stephen king thinks the rba will hold at 2%. hsbc.ncludes ubs and a swap starter there.ght be a cut. it will be a very interesting meeting of the rba. as the months where on, the economists think a cap is likely. by the time february will surround, economists think we will be down 1.75%. growth is sluggish after the end of the mining infrastructure boom. thanks are raising mortgage rates which is tightening consumer spending. inflation, as we have seen, is very benign. there is still scope for the rba to cut if they would like to. dollar --ustralian weak australian dollar is certainly doing a lot of work. denied japan has stifling debate after its worst policy meeting in years. discussione briefest since october 2003. even so, the chairman says they had 20 a time. boj pushback its target date for inflation. >> the fall in energy prices is the biggest factor for us. slower growth in this fiscal year, due to the command of the u.s. and emerging markets, was another reason. the prices continue to be on a rising trend. we expect the jobs and wages to improve. yvonne: up next

it is the new stage adaptation of stephen king's classic "carrie." here's aie boudreau. >> reporter: it's a horror film cult classic best described in one name, carrie, about a high school girl who snaps on prom night using her telekinetic powers to seek revenge. i'm carrie >> reporter: -- starring emily lopez z as carrie is getting rave reviews in los angeles. some calling it cirque du soleil meets disneyland with h pig's blood. it's going to be a night we will never forget >> reporter: what is the message? >> what does it cost to be kind? it's not hard to stand up for people. doesn't take a lotot of oreg. >> reporter: director brady schwind giving me the grand tour. >> from the time the audience arrives, we're immersing them in the story in the confines of this old movie palace. every night we drop two gallons of blood on carrie from 28 feet high. >> reporter: referring to that iconic moment audiences love to hate when carrie gets splattered in pig's blood. inspiring us to give carrie a chance to flip the script on her two biggest bullies. >> aaagh

however, the captain admitted he's always been terrified of dogs, mostly because of stephen king's "kugo." . mastiffs are just known to be huge dogs. you can tell he loves his dog but back to hannah davis, as michael kept saying all morning. >> that's the second time he ran it. we still haven't seen the picture of hannah davis. >> there are some beautiful pics out there. >> but that dog is beautiful too. >> congratulations to him. and to her. >> he's done everything with class. meantime, weather looking good today. we're back to sunshine, blue sky one more day. temperatures back in the low 70s this afternoon. just a little cooler along the coastal areas with a bit of a tonight, clear early. patchy clouds late. 57 will do it in the city. 40s in the suburbs. we see more clouds tomorrow that will keep the temperature down a little bit. it may be our first shot at some rain drops in a while, but not a lot. i'll explain coming up on the 4s. >> lauren, what's happening? >> new problems on the long island expressway. we have chopper 4 over the scene of this accident that just came in. this is i

stephen colbert. he welcomes ethan hawk, us senators claire mccastle and amy klob u.s. ha and >>> kingf prussia mall is making some big change change is holiday display. organizers planned to make santa experience modern take of the north pole. many visitors were upset by the displaying saying it's missing christmas spirit. one teen even made a change.org petition hoping to get the traditional tree decorations. >> i'm a around 420 right now. into the big but it's a start. >> this is a sign it's actually happening. >> looks so play. there's nothing to it. >> we received a statement from simon mall that says quote after listening to customer feedback we immediately decided to reinstall our existing christmas decor and hope cut join us in celebrate the christmas season. >> clothing chain h and m says it will not be open on thanksgiving. the retailer released a statement today saying all of its u.s. stores will be closed on thanksgiving to give employees a chance to spend time with their families. h and m has traditionally been open on thanksgiving much this is a first for the company. tar

king george county. absolutely gorgeous. we have one what is share with you tonight and this is from jacqueline and stephens city, virginia. beautiful sunset. pleases as our background for my page. not much difference in temperatures. both values well above average. temperatures will certify all a bit now at sunset. are shifting to the northwest and i will bring in cooler air. 63 in hagerstown. latest tonight was the gusty winds and cooler temperatures dropped from the 60's into the 30's and 40's by early tomorrow morning. i'll wake up forecast calls for temperatures early tomorrow morning at 42 in fairfax, germantown, gaithersburg and 42. 46 degrees expected across northwest washington as well. the clouds took their time. they got out of here. we will talk about the story -- possibility of heavy rain before rush-hour. it never made it this far north because it peeled off during the day. we had three quarters of an inch in lot -- and a lot of areas. will keep it winds high and dry and in the 50's tomorrow. by tomorrow night a snowstorm, the first of the season could come across portions of the upper midwest and extending t

stephen: anyway, listen, i know i've admired you from afar for a long time, but again, because you always do bring it and people know it. golden globe-nominated actor, musician, comedian. known for "high fidelity," "king kong," "school of rock." and your new movie "goosebumps" can use this kind of language on tv-- it's a humdinger. >> yeah. ( laughs ) >> stephen: i'm not sure if we're allowed to describe a dinger being hummed on cbs. but it's based on the r.l. stine books. you play r.l. stine in it? >> that's right, that's right, the great r.l. stine, the author. the one and the only. >> stephen: how scary? >> how scary is it? >> stephen: how scary is it? >> i'm glad you asked that. it is scary but it's not too scary because it is for kids. >> stephen: is it appropriate to terrify children, jack? >> no, it's not. >> stephen: it's not appropriate. >> that's why-- it's not like a horror film because horror suggests blood. there's zero blood. there's not one drop of blood. so any of you with the little tiny ones that you want to bring-- i'd say like six... seven years old. then you can bring them. >> stephen: you just lost the six-year-old market, my friend. >> i know. what am i doing!? i'm such a dumbo.

the nba came--killing a--king watching the panthers destroy the cowboys as stephen curry is a native trying to put together any kind of momentum. they are ready to take on a the arizona cardinals were the division leaders. last year at the arizona cardinals said the offense was simple and predictable against the 49 years. >> we are preparing for complicated a really good defense which makes the ford challenge and we are up to it. >> mark: you can get some parking tickets for twice as much as the actual game tickets . this weekend we will have j. r. stone n gary radnich and bip roberts break down the sports for the week. the new york times is taking donald trump to task for making fun of a reporter's disability. donald trump denies he did this . >> reporter: the poor guy, know what he said, i don't remember, i doubt remember. this reporter has a condition that it creates contortions in his lands--lands --limbs. donald trump said this reporter found thousands of people finding a and celebrating the 911 attacks. but the reporter denied all of this. >> i wish we could move this election

king digital entertainment for $5.9 billion. activision best known for more traditional games like "guitar >> stephen: yes, "candy crush" got sold for $5.9 billion. that's even more than disney paid for "star wars," or approximately how much i would pay to see the next "star wars" movie right now. ( cheers and applause ) so why did they spend so much money? why all the cash? well, partly because last year, through in-app purchases, candy crush's 474 million monthly users spent $1.3 billion. at least some of that wasn't from when dylan's mom left her phone on the counter. but possibly, because activision blizard just announced the creation of their own movie and television studio to make films based on their games such as "call of duty." to stay true to the original "call of duty" while you watch the movie, there'll be a 12-year-old sitting next to you telling you how much you suck. clearly, if i'm reading this right, clearly, it's only a matter of time before activision makes a movie out of "candy crush," featuring no doubt an all-star cast led by liam neeson as mr. toffee. and even though it doesn't exist, i believe we have a c