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chris hoenig has the stor. story.n hard-hit staaen island, new york -- exhausted locals -- coming to terms with a "new normall -- after sandy.many, deeling with great loss.mos says: "i don't have anywhere all the clothes i have on they gave it to mm at the evacuation center."mos says: "42 years i'm at my home and i loos it (crying). can't take it."with temperatures dropping week ... a ánor' easter this - the situation for many has become innreassngly dire. &psantiago saas: "it is cold, &pthere is no wattr, ann it is he?) 8 months."fema, how old dispensing close to 200- housing assistancc.aa mann as 40--thoosand new yorkers need a new place to live.cuomo who need ousing solutions righh way and a variety f housing solutions, some short term, some long term"some down dark a week after sandy struck...say thee'll bee -k. worrell says: "(you have hope that you are going to get thru this ok?))yeah, i do, because we see help. if there wassno help then i think we would be someene is ere for us, i ongg - think we will be all ri

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tea west coast stors heavy rain and mountain snow from northern california to seattle. >>> and finallythursday morning, since we don't know for sure, it's still, at least, possible that the winning powerball tickets were bought for an office pool. >> of course, there's always the next massive jackpot to look forward to. abc's linsey davis with hopes, dreams, and some tips. >> reporter: carmen ortiz is convinced her waitressing days are over. is this your last day of work today? >> i think so. >> reporter: she's the executor of a high-stakes office pool. almost 30 people all pooling their money and promising to split the spoils evenly. >> i have the money. i have the names. >> reporter: oh, wow. with stakes this high, you'd think there would be some kind of contract. but this handwritten list is it. names and a checkmark. seems sufficient, until they actually win. just ask this group of construction workers in new jersey. they had to sue their co-worker after he bought the pool tickets, secretly won a $38 million jackpot and then simply stopped showing up at work. this group of 16 schoo

the fresh crab will arrive in stor stores next friday.it is a local tradition for all of us here in the bay area for thanksgiving. jeff. >> does this mean the whole newsroom or just, i can't just get it for the two of you? >> the volunteers, everyone. with the drawn butter and a lot of napkins. >> whenever you can get it. >> i'll get all mier is vanly s set it up. a chance of storms saturday and sunday and even more rain. we could see totals range from a half inch to an inch and a half down to the valley floor. a decent soaking for us. we'll be watching that. >> and you'll to have stay home and have crab. >> @jeff ranieri twitter. when we got married. i had three kids. and she became the full time mother of three. it was soccer, and ballet, and cheerleading, and baseball. those years were crazy. so, as we go into this next phase, you know, a big part of it for us is that there isn't anything on the schedule. >> announcer: it's "the tonight show with jay leno," featuring rickey minor and "the tonight show" band. tonight, jay welcomes acade

hoe bay area's mom and pop stor, plan to lure shoppers throuh their doors.nday on "60 minutes," scott pelley has a story of thanksgiving as a 7th grader craig kielburger vowed to make the world a better place. 17 years later he's doing it with a charity that's mobilized more than a million kids. recently scott spent some time with the founder of "free the children." as he's grown, so has his charity. >> kids are looking to get involved. they're searching for it. and in an area where, you know, adults often are looking for meaning and purpose in their lives, kids also want to assert who they are, not just by the videogames they play or the peer groups they belong to but by the contribution they make. and that's part of a youth self- identity in the world. and not only is it good for the child, my god, our world needs it. >> reporter: craig kielburger was a child when he noticed the needs of the world. as a 12-year-old in canada he read about the murder of a former slave in a pakistani carpet factory who was killed for campaigning against servitude. kielburger

greaton square feet or re,stor. they all are packed.l and people are shopping and buying, like we said the bags were full. that's good newss you take see . at the ma. they've been here sie 8:00 last night andni the steady stream since overt and i looks like that's only going to continue. my mom told me i wouldn't make a living hanging out at th look w's right now. >> jay gray rsecond floor, mall thank you, sir. >>> workers rightsro calling it the biggest prote hae wages management. ember of he protest woing in co the group making c at walmart. let's start with what t owlkout. the protegoing? have enough people pci ess? >> it's actually a success. there's a currently stil walking off. we had associates i st. paul walk off the job today and it's still growing, people >> for folks who have not been following the story closely, roup wants f who choose to speak out of things to see c age and mainly thehealth re statement from out like myself. walmart executive bill simon. ays in part,quote, less an 50 walmart workers actually nd that roughly

i think that the argumen for the small firm stor is even more compelling than it is for the large firmsey need to know what their taxes are going to be. they need to know what the regulatory environment is going to be. theyeed to hhve an element of confidence before they're going to go out and start hiring again. right now, the large firms ctor is under down, te small firm tor is down 15 at 20 feet tall waiting for some safe to come outagain. so it is really incumbent upo washington to find the regulatory tax and fiscal landscape in apositiveway. lou: of want to go through some of your outlook. you are saying that if we go over the cliff, tax hikes and spending cuts will translate into sequestration and the lapse the bush tax cuts. the tax hikes would translate into a reduction in economic growth of 4%. that's autoatic recession. absolutely. so theiscacliff is a contraction in thegovernment imlse and the economy of 4-5% of gdp. i would say in the first order that will hit and reduce economic growth from 2 percent down to-1,-2 very easily. lou: and your outlook on employment, unemploymen

and that team member preferences were considered in creating our stor staffing schedules. with 10% of holiday sales at stake during the thanksgiving weekend alone in what's been a tough economic year, opening early is one way for retailers to get consumers in the door. >> since her petition did go viral, casey has been told she doesn't have to work thanksgiving if she doesn't want to. >> she refused saying it wouldn't be fair to the rest of her co-workers who don't have that option. >>> gunfire outside a 24-hour walmart store. one employee shot. police released the picture of the suspect. >>> president obama gets peppered with a wide range of questions in his first news conference since his reelection. >>> the scandal that just won't quit. i'm jim vance. >> i'm doreen gentzler. we begin tonight with president obama's first news conference since his reelection. he said he wants to work with republicans but intends to raise taxes on the wealthiest americans. steve handelsman joins us from capitol hill with more. >> reporter: hi, doreen. it's washington, timing is everything.

what an ex em pa later job he's led in tad in the tropical stor sandy. he did that. barack obama.sident is re-elected tomorrow, it's because of the bold controversial acts he's taken. he acted where others might have flimpbled or numbered or said, o oh, we don't need government to do those things. what the american people do tomorrow and what they have begun doing since voting began, if obama is re-elected, it's because of the historical alliance he struck when he asked hillary clinton to be his secretary of state, offering her the most extinguished position in this cabinet. it will go down in history. and her accept advance of this high position along with a requirement of full aton me in subcabinet appointments was the deal maker. a headline written up when nothing was new, the joke. today, tomt, the democratic party is elected with former bill clinton losing his voice. the former president speaking in philadelphia and scranton as the obama campaign's closer. there could be no more dramatic testament than this powerful alliance than what we are seeing. powerful. it could define

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. >> brown: then, after a pause from the stor it was game back-on for the presidential candidates with five days to go before election day. we get an update. >> we know what change looks like. and what the governor's offering sure ain't change. >> we need a president who understands business, and i do. that's why i will be able to get this economy going. >> woodruff: we have two takes on the battle for the u.s. senate, beginning with the big money being spent in the most competitive races. we talk with npr's tamara keith. >> brown: and from arizona, we have the story of a former surgeon general challenging a six-term congressman for an open seat >> woodruff: plus on the daily download, margaret warner looks at another way to reach out to voters with last minute messages on twitter. >> brown: that's all ahead on tonight's "newshour." major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: ♪ ♪ moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf, the engine that connects us. and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... this program was made possible by the corporation fo

but, at the end of thehe day, al life is better than anany stor.es. every day they make the sacrifices for their country; for my country; for my son's country. the uso gives us real ways to support our real heroroes. there is a way we casay thanks. you can go to uso.org and make a real differerence in their liv today. do it. >>> this morning on "world news now," new york city, island of fear and frustration. people desperate days after sandy. >>> on staten island, a tragic picture of devastation and death is emerging. it's friday, november 2nd. >>> good friday morning, everybody. i'm rob nelson. >> and i'm sunny hostin. paula faris is on assignment. and we'll get to those surreal scenes. really they are surreal from staten island in just a moment. >>> and also this half hour, running on empty. lines are getting longer and tempers, of course, getting shorter as people wait hour after hour trying to buy gasoline. >> the tough part, not just because people have longer commutes because the traffic is crazy, but they need it for generators back at home

stor aboen to what he said about it t?st night. day. do pinch myself every day.yself. it is not exactly what i thought would be happening in my life. 's worhas been working hard for the residents of that state of >>> it is >>> it is a huge and serious debate here in new york city. will sunday's marathon put too much of a strain on police who have been working nonstop because of sandy? that story is coming up next on cbs this morning. ççççñçzñççççzçzzzzzzççñ,ç [ female announcer ] a classic meatloaf recipe from stouffer's starts with ground beef, unions, and peppers baked in a ketchup glaze with savory gravy and mashed russet potatoes. what makes stouffer's meatloaf best of all? that moment you enjoy it at home. stouffer's. let's fix dinner. that moment you enjoy it at home. >>> marathon is still on ladies and gentlemen. let's see, major streets and roads in five boroughs still closed. subways not running. power outages all over the city. yeah, let's have a marathon! why not. typically, as you know, the new york city marathon is won by a guy from kenya. no, no, i'

just as we get when the price is contagious stor continued to sp >> consumers continue to count theirthis is very good that they do not have to spend on gas. >> new for you saturday morning president obama is sticking to his guns. he stated that he will not accept a plan to avoid the fiscal cliff. and his weekly meeting address he stated that in order to reduce the deficit congress needs to combine spending cuts with spending rebels. and this means asking the wealthy to spend more in taxes. >> i am open to compromise with no ideas. but i refuse to except reports that is not balanced. one asks students seniors or middle- class families to pay down the entire deficit what people making over too much and $50,000 a year are asking not to pay much in taxes. this was a central question of the election on tuesday we found out that more of the americans agree with my approach. democrats, independents and republicans. >> congress should not raise taxes on americans and they should just focus on closing tax loopholes. the president is expected to meet with congressional leaders next week. >> wo

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on the nieft the stor night of s flooding was just beginning and it only got worse. so much so that it took the national guard to rescue residents from their homes days -- days -- after the storm. it filled the streets with overflow from combined sewer -- combined sewer flows and from sewage plants. gasoline was wreaking in the air, a danger to the health and well-being of the residents and it made the damage even worse than anyone had imagined possible. the next photograph is from -- i took is from observer highway. this is a major their fair thorr between two major areas of hoboken and jersey city, the second largest city in our state. i can't remember ever seeing the area so expansively underwater and i hope never see it again. and all of these cars were floating, some of them crashing into each other, rendered largely useless. and, of course, stopping a major thoroughfare for days in terms of anybody being able to get through. and if the images don't give you a sense of the destruction and the loss that families have suffered, then this next photograph encapsulat