dark person which is unusual. >> can you talk about steve carol, when we first heard his name steve carol even him. >> what you think steve carol and he had to transform himself. >> into du pont. >> into a really dark mind of a murderer. he would get up very early in the morning to do his make up. it would take hours to get it done. he stayed in that character all day long. du pont was a very socially awkward person, so steve carol mirrored that and he would just lurk around the edges and in the really engage until it was his seen which is how du pont would live his life. he would come in the scene and leave. he didn't like a lot of social interest action. >> how do you get it through your head, how do you recollect cile what happened? how do you describe to somebody that doesn't know the store what i happened to your husband. >> well, john du pont was funding an olympic training center and i think is there not much explanation other than john was 30 years cocaine addict and he just kept going in to despair. mental health issues are very complicated. it is hard to get someone help that do

steve carol is mind blowing, i gave it three and a half out of five because i didn't think film was asast friday, this dumb and dumber movie is making tons of money. do you like it. >> you and i i think have the aim style of humor. i think poddy humor is hilarious. bathroom scene in the first dumb and dumber is one of the funniest scenes in the history of movies. owe dumb and dumber two i thought was a solid, satisfying sequel. definitely worth seeing if you are a fan. >> okay. >> well, thanks kevin, have a good weekend. >> miss you guys, talk to you soon. >> good guy. >> great dude. >> so it is national tell the truth day or something like that. so we have set up a little booth that is a box basically on the third floor of our building and we're having staff members go in there and tell us something we don't know. >> who is going in the truth booth now. >> we understand, sue. >> yes,. >> let's listen in. >> we all have to tell our secrets, eventually and i have been around a while, you know, kim kardashian picture that came out with her posterior, she wasn't the first one to really ha

kevin frazier has a sneak peak at the movies this weekend. >> this week steve carol and channing tait m get serious in the real life drama fox catcher, jim carry and jeff daniels get silly in dumb and dumber two and singer faces pressures of the fame in beyond the light. >> everybody says i'm special because i have this voice. i'm saying what everybody wants me to say. >> reporter: she plays nani a rean alike singer losing control of her career and personal life. >> everybody is talented but what do you give away in the process. it is kind of her soul really. >> when did you ever tell me that you didn't want this. >> when i was on that balcony. >> reporter: in dumb and dumber two, they recommit to their beloved characters from the original. >> so you mean you have been faking, for 20 years and it was all for a gag. >> yep. >> that is awesome. >> i know. >> comedy that stood the test of time, and has fans begging for more. >> everybody glue up with this even people working on set were pulling us aside and saying i can't believe i am if this because this is an important movie to me. >>

. >> reporter: this week steve carol and channing taitm get real serious in the fox catcher, jim carryber two and singer faces pressure of fame in beyond the lights. >> everybody says i'm special, but i'm just saying what everybody wants me to say. >> reporter: google, plays nani a singer losing control of her career and personal life. >> after being talented but what do you give away in the process and it is kind of her soul really. >> when did you ever tell me you didn't want this. >> when i was on that balcony. >> reporter: in dumb and dumber two, jim carry a and jeff daniels recommit to their beloved characters from the original. >> you mean, you have been faking for 20 years. and it was all for a do, that is awesome. >> reporter: comedy that i stood the test of time, and has fans begging for more. >> everybody grew up with this, even people that work with on set are pulling us aside and said i can't believe i'm in this. >> i like her a lot. >> there is no joking from steve carol in the drama fox catcher based on the real life events involving carol's character john du pont and mar

steve and carol has joined us with the top business news. stephen, let's start with the opec oil-producing company. >> they are deciding how the respond to the sharp drop in oil. it's fallen some 307 since june leaving some of the opec members struggling to pay their bills and whether or not to cut froucks produce prices is the one that's on the table. >> slashing production or not? that's the question facing o'epeck ministers in vienna who has seen oil prices tumble in the last five months. >> it's important to recognize that if the recent -- may be put at risk. >> that's more a problem for some than others. members have their national budget try to -- and some are pushing for a cut in production to balance their books. >> change the views of the opec and tried what it's like to maximize the benefits for its members. >> that's more complicateded than it seems. with the advent of the shale production opec is looking at competition it didn't expect. >> they were set up originally so they could control the price of i'll. the price of oil. but

. >> reporter: film focuses on schultz and millionaire john du pont, played by steve carol. could not have done the role without help from the real mark schultz. >> he was so unbelievably opened and there was no question. >> reporter: fox catcher opens up in limited release tomorrow. that is your eye on entertainment, susan marquez for cbs news, hollywood. >>> that was amazing scene. i have seen it, great movie. >> a amazing scene good director came in. >> hopefully you will see it. >>> happening today sure sign holidays are on the way. >> philadelphia's franklin square becomes a winter wonder land, it is opening night of the franklin square holiday festival featuring the electrical spectacle, a holiday lights show. 50,000led late will be synchronized todd holiday music. fun starts at 4:45 at franklin square at sixth ape race ststreets. we will be right >>> good morning, i'm erika von tiehl. i want to send it over to katie, we have been counting down, we have had 60 something now, 60 something now. >> yes, here we sit. >> well, we of course have been track ago this wintry ch

. >> reporter: her tragedy transferred into a hollywood move which steve carol port trailing steve du pont, mark as her husband david schultz and channing tatum, is mark, also a wrestler training at du pont's facility. nancy told our ukee washington on talk philly about the big screen transformation of her most dark day. >> john du pont was a very controlling person. he wanted to have the attention of or actually have the the quality that other people gave like mark and dave and he could not have that. so it was a strange dynamics, and in the film dave tries to get in between mark and john, and they are having a lot of difficulty working with each other. dave gets in the middle. it creates an monthsty and tension between the two of them. >> reporter: du pont died in prison in 2010 but those who know this case intimately hope life he took david schultz life will be lasting memory behind this saga. >> what is genuinely a great person david schultz was to all of those who know him as i never did but from that so many stories about his just genuine qualities as a good human being. >> repo

carols. the rick steves' christmas dvd includes the special you're watching today, plus 90 minutes of extras:on, and an interview with germany's christkind. frohliche weihnachten. the european christmas book explores the rich traditional roots, both christian and pagan, that shaped the christmas festivities we enjoy today here at home. it contains more information on the history of this special season than we were able to include in the tv program. each chapter uncovers the fascinating story behind the many traditions so familiar to americans. there's a chapter telling how we actually produced the show, and there are recipes for every festive meal we enjoyed. this beautiful book takes you vividly over to europe for christmas, and it will for years to come. [ singing ] and the rick steves' european christmas cd complements the book and the dvd with a fresh collection of carols sung on location in the seven countries we visited. performances range from inside a rustic stone church in oslo to one of england's best choirs in downtown london. this collection reminds us that while our heritage may

a photo of her husband of 24 years sergeant steve heart deployed overseas. >> carol sent this picture of her dad and brothers. #armystrong. >>> it's not just democrats losing at the polls. big labor also losing big time. as candidates taking on public unions, when? and candidates running to cut big government and the mounting debt, when? will all of this mean taxpayers are the real victors? i'm brenda buttner. here is gary smith, tracy burns, jonas, john along with chuck. welcome to everybody. okay, john, tuesday's elect results, not about red or blue, but taxpayers green. >> it is. people don't like what they have. they won't change. we have a bunch of unqualified guys out of congress. they happen to be republicans. i'm not sure if there's a reason for a big party here, but voters are going against the system. they don't like big government. they don't like unions not offering choices in school. hillary clinton, she lost in nearly every race she helped president obama. his own party was running from him. the old guard is in trouble. people won't change. i'm not sure we got it, but it

carols. the rick steves' christmas dvd includes the special you're watching today, plus 90 minutes of extras:paul ii's inspiring last christmas mass, full-length choral performances, a slideshow capturing the joy of the season, and an interview with germany's christkind. frohliche weihnachten. the european christmas book explores the rich traditional roots, both christian and pagan, that shaped the christmas festivities we enjoy today here at home. it contains more information on the history of this special season than we were able to include in the tv program. each chapter uncovers the fascinating story behind the many traditions so familiar to americans. there's a chapter telling how we actually produced the show, and there are recipes for every festive meal we enjoyed. this beautiful book takes you vividly over to europe for christmas, and it will for years to come. [ singing ] and the rick steves' european christmas cd complements the book and the dvd with a fresh collection of carols sung on location in the seven countries we visited. performances range from inside a rustic stone church

carol. (laughter) carell, steve carell. not familiar but i hear he's good. (laughter) but first, last night we poked a little fun at the apec summit in beijing for making world leaders wear goofy clothes and displaying what i believe pyrotechnic officials refer to as fireworks out the yinyang. (laughter) but fair's fair. there were some results. >> president obama and president xi jinping of china announced a major deal on climate change. >> the world's two biggest polluters agree to reduce their carbon emissions. >> jon: oh pie god, that's-- i had no idea that was going to happen. less carbon emissions from the two of the world's largest polluters. this calls for a celebration. no, that-- no, that-- no, no, no. the fireworks things is actually working-- okay. i think this deal is going to call for a bit of a cultural shift. but listen, great, so obviously you can't do anything real about the environment without china on board. which brings us to our next issue. >> chinese gangs are being accused of smuggling huge amounts of ivory from tanzania, with the off

carol. (laughter) carell, steve carell. not familiar but i hear he's good.a little fun at the apec summit in beijing for making world leaders wear goofy clothes and displaying what i believe pyrotechnic officials refer to as fireworks out the yinyang. (laughter) but fair's fair. there were some results. >> president obama and president xi jinping of china announced a major deal on climate change. >> the world's two biggest polluters agree to reduce their carbon emissions. >> jon: oh pie god, that's-- i had no idea that was going to happen. less carbon emissions from the two of the world's largest polluters. this calls for a celebration. no, that-- no, that-- no, no, no. the fireworks things is actually working

steve, are you all right? okay. don? jason carol in the crowd. looking at live pictures. from ferguson, missouri. a police cruiser set on fire. appears to be some unrest there. members of the national guard. brought in members of the national guard to help control the crowds. the mayor of ferguson not happy with the response last night. saying his city was on fire. wondering where the national guard members were to protect his city. we have a number of people out in the crowd. jason carol, sarah sidner, chris quo moechlt happening in new york city. looking at pictures of ferguson, missouri. a large protest happening in the city going up and down, the city, starting on the fdr. highway, through times square, 7th avenue. miguel mar quez is in the crowd in new york city. miguel, the froes has been peaceful in ferguson. not so peaceful now. the ones in new york city wondering if they're still peaceful? >> they are peaceful here. very, very determined, don. people chanting for justice on the streets. we are now moving on the west side. we have been, the central city. we have b

a photo of her husband of 24 years sergeant steve heart deployed overseas. >> carol sent this picture? and candidates running to cut big government and the mounting debt, when? will all of this mean taxpayers are the real victors? i'm brenda buttner. here is gary smith, tracy burns, jonas, john along with chuck. welcome to everybody. okay, john, tuesday's elect results, not about red or blue, but taxpayers green. >> it is. people don't like what they have. they won't change.

carol, thank you. 6:33 right now. delaware state troopers opened fire on a armed robbery suspect after leading him on a wild chase. it a happened on harvey road. "eyewitness news" reporter steveerson is live in the news center where we are hearing from that suspect's uncle, steve, good morning. >> reporter: we spoke to the uncle by phone. he said drug use and prior run ins with the law both phrases he used when mentioning his nephew but he mentioned surprised his capacity for violent crime. police are saying they were forced to contain a dangerous situation and it was rapidly getting out of hand. >> it is hard for us to grasp. we will take it and deal with it the best we can right now. >> reporter: family member of the man police say committed two armed robberies in the span of 15 minutes said he never thought of his nephew as violent. police say 41 year-old william mcnulty was shot and killed by a delaware state trooper shortly have have 4:00 yesterday afternoon. police were pursuing mcnulty after they connected him to an armed robbery at an atm and one at a 7-eleven early yesterday morning. he was spotted and chased at several point throughout the day, fleeing at a high rat

carol, thank you. meanwhile, detectives are busy investigating an early morning smoothing sent temple university to the hospital. steveterson live outside hahnemann university hospital with new information, steve, what's going on there? new information into the news room. learning it was a cough campus party outside of there, attempted robbery, and student shot in the thigh, taken here to manhattan hospital. and reportedly in stable condition, with non-life threatening injuries. let's take you back to the scene. cameras there this morning, police responding to the 1500 block of north 17th street. it is about 1:00 o'clock this morning, and investigators, telling us, that temple student, again, shot in the thigh, and apparent robbery that went wrong outside of the party. transferred here to hahnemann hospital. last update we heard student in stable condition, expected to be okay, non-life threatening injuries. no word from police on possible suspects, and we did get a description, they said he's a shooter, male, red hoodie, red beanie, bluejeans mid 20, a meanwhile telling the student don't stay away from that area this

carol, thank you. women, strike averted. septa and its largest union reach late night agreement on tentative two year deal. steve patterson outside the olney transportation center where commuters with breathe sigh of relief this morning, steve? >> nicole it, went well into late last night, but finally, you can hear the collective sigh as the all signs in this as they agreed on tentative deal last night. that will avoid a strike, as you did mention, we go into some video on. >> this but we want to tell but it. details are scarce, more than ten hours of the negotiations septa chairman and union president willie brown emerged from those talks to announce that two year deal, both sides are calling again tentative but fair. again, few details on the agreement, we do know that the deal does include wage increases, of course, the union was working with a expired contract for the last seven months, we spoke to both sides on how they feel the balance worked out in this. listen to this. >> both sides moved a little bit. that will was it. little compromise on both sides. this process has produce add tentative contract that

carol thank you. right now strike averted. septa and its largest union reach late night greet on tentative two year deal. "eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson is live outside the olney transportation center, where commute kearse really breathe a sigh of relief this morning right, steve? >> reporter: that's right nicole. these were ten hours of tough talks, still needs to be some details hammered out and a vote that needs to take place but if you are waking up this morning, and you rely on septa to get to where ever you need to go, you're probably sighing a sigh of relief this morning. we have cameras that were there last night as the negotiations were just about over. cbs-3, in old town septa board chairman pat dion union president, willie brown announce that tentative two-year deal, details again are being sorted out at this point. but we do know the deal does include wage increases for workers, and that both sides are calling those increases fair. this is a big deal. the strike would have affected nearly a million riders, on the trolley line, the bus route, the subways we spoke to some of those riders, who are, obviously happy a

carol. it is day four as the search continues for a missing west chester university student, shane montgomery, hasn't been seen since early thanksgiving morning. "eyewitness news" reporter steveatterson live in manayunk for thus morning, where marine crews plan to search the manayunk canal later today. good morning, steve. >> diane, a good morning, day four in the search for shane montgomery and police say there is no clue as to where the 21 year old has gone. all over town, you will find these posters reward posted $10,000 for any information on the disappearance every montgomery meanwhile his mother dealing with the loss so far. >> a mother's strength. >> i won't ever stop looking for shane. ever, ever, ever stop looking for shane. you can't stop. words from the mother of shane montgomery. >> do you have keep going, do you have keep looking. >> a search that's trans forward this community, saturday night, manayunk's annual holiday tree lighting canceled in its place hundreds gathered for somber vigil, prayers for safe return. >> the west chester student went mugging around 2:00 thanksgiving morning, doing what college kids do when they comb home for the holidays, catching o

carol. it is day four. the search continues for a missing west chester university student, shane montgomery, hasn't been seen since early thanksgiving morning. "eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson live in manayunk this morning, where a search is underway. steve, what can you tell us? >> it is, diane, a good morning, search crews about to hit the water once again in about an hour and a half. the philadelphia marine team focusing on the manayunk canal, it is now daylight, it is warm out here, so there is no obstructions for them to do their job. they are searching for any sign of shane montgomery this morning, missing since thanksgiving morning. a mother's strength. >> i won't ever stop looking for shane, ever, ever, ever stop looking for shane. you can't stop. >> in the face of infinite uncertainty, words of resolution from the mother of shane montgomery. >> you have to keep going. you have to keep looking. >> saturday night manayunk annual holiday tree lighting canceled in its place hundreds gathered for a somber vigil, prayers, for safe return. >> to gather tune pray and to seek the guidance and the protection of almighty god. >> twenty-one year old west chester stud

carol, thank you. fire destroys long time mower shop in maple shade burlington county. this morning, investigators are trying to figure out what sparked that huge fire. steveas that story. >> dark clouds over maple shade. tall flames. >> saturday morning took less than two hours to desomate a business that stood prout for more than 30 years. >> staple of community. been here for a long time. >> the two alarm fire sent flames spewing out of this structure that housed both south jersey mowers, and the home of the people who owned it. >> it is a shame, really is, sad, you know, you have been here for years, you hate to see something like this happen to anybody, and in any town. >> fire officials stay broke out around 4:00 in the 600 block of styles producing towering flames that would not stop until daylight broke on smoldering ruins. >> amazing, to sit they had it under control an hour late things would start to shoot back up again. >> emergency workers say one of the owners, a woman, suffered minor smoke inhalation and throat burns, she'll spend the night at nearby hospital in stable condition. the business is gutted. county fire marshall work to go determi

steve." and sometimes, people ask questions, and you have to be brutally honest with them. >> yeah. i came up with this segment because, when i was little, i used to watch "the carolut and talk to the audience. and i always thought that was the coolest thing because i'm not really good with writers and stuff. so i said, i'll come out and talk to the audience. that will be my setup. people ask you stuff. it was a woman in the audience who was in her late 30s. and she had been paying attention to videos, and twerking is really hot. and there's a woman online who has like four million viewers twerking. and advertisers are buying ads on her twitter page. so this woman came on the show, live in the audience. and i try not to hurt nobody's feelings, but she was in, like, late 30s and she wanted -- she thought that she wanted to quit her job and start twerking. >> seth: professionally? [ laughter ] >> and so she said, "can i show you?" and she could twerk! but -- you know, see, to twerk -- [ laughter ] to twerk for money, you kind of have to have a body -- >> seth: right. >> -- that people want to see get twerked. you can't just have any old shape. because like, if you -

carol, thank you. temple university student is recovering after being shot during a attempted robbery early this morning. "eyewitness news" reporter keith patterson outside hahnemann university hospital with all of the breaking details. steve? >> reporter: developing story, de sales still emerging, but we can confirm to you at this point, yes, this is a temple university student, shot this morning, in a overnight shooting, and we are told by all accounts the student expected to be okay. want to take you to some video from the scene, police responding to the 1500 block of north 17th street. they got the call at about 1:00 this morning, investigators saying, yes, a temple university student shot in the leg, in a apparent robbery gone wrong. that student frantz nerd here to hahnemann hospital. the last update we received, that student in stable condition. no word from police on possible suspects, but, since the shooting, temple has sent a number of alerts to students, saying, the shoot sera male, red hoodie, red beanie, bluejeans, in his mid 20's. that alert would go on to say telling student advising them to stay away from the area as police continue their investigation, and if they see anything, to call 911. but the headlin

, as carol had mentioned, local retailers and mom and pop shops are hoping to get you to help you find the perfect holiday gift. and of course all while helping to profit our communities. our steveve a live report coming up at 6:00 on small business saturday. >> right now on "black friday", dozens of storms at the king of prussia mall in montgomery county open thanksgiving morning. and they were offering some deep discount. "eyewitness news" found armed loaded with bags, and couches holding tired shoppers. we all need a break at some point. those we talked to say it was well worth the trip. kop by the way reopens again at 9:00. >> and hey similar scene in willow grove here. chopper three, over the mall, stores there closed last night, but the shopping has started thanksgiving night at 6:00. now, plenty of customers showed up to take advantage of those deals. again, that mall opens at 8:00 this morning. >> and this was the scene at the toys "r" us in cherry hill. digital tablets, and frozen theme dolls are some of the hot items on sale. the toy store was working on a marathon day from 5:00 o'clock thursday night, until 11:00 last night. some busy bee workers there. "black friday"

markets in just a moment with cnbc contributor carol robb, tee seymour here for the party but first we have breaking news on wells fargo. what's happening, steven. >> federal reserve and fdic commenting on the wells fargo living will. these living wills mandated by dodd-frank reform legislation that basically a bank to put out a plan to resolve itself in the event of a crisis and they're saying that wells fargo living will is a standard. about as close to accepting the plan. they say there are shortcomings and don't specify them and said it's been specified in a letter they're not providing. in 2015, they called it the bigger banks not credible. and so this is very different. this wells is obviously a smaller bank than the bigger 11 coming out and what's happening the fed not rejecting or accepting and saying that the plan is okay. and that's in contrast to the bigger plans which the fdic pretty much rejected flat out. we'll have other smaller banks to come in the days ahead from fed and whether or not they've accepted their plans. >> steve, just to be clear again. my audio is spotty right now. wells fargo is getting the okay from regulators h

carol shea porter with 48%. republican frank guinta could recapture his seat and in new york's 18th congressional district where nan hayworth is at 57%. and sean maloney with 42%. >> so steveow the house overall numbers. but it's -- 198 undecided but the reality is the number of competitive seats in the house of representatives is somewhere in the 22 range. is that correct? >> it is. there's no doubt that the republicans will gain zpwhrort the house. would that pick it up in the single digits or double digits. republicans at 145 and democrats at 91. let's go back to telephone calls. this is madry. and you are watching us from kentucky. hi. caller: i am a recent citizen. i became a citizen in may. i'm originally from south africa. i'm just incredibly disappointed in how uninformed the voters seem to be. it seems that people in kentucky seem to be voting against self-interest. if you look at the minimum wage votes in arkansas and i think nevada too that have passed and what i think was a generally republican state it just seemed that if people were more informed about what they were voting for maybe they would vote more democratic. >> how long has it been since you lived in