a security checkpoint, expect a more thorough screening, even tsa pre-check passengerermay have to tata theirir shoes off, and police are asking p psengers themselves to be more aware. selina scwingle was flying out of washington today. >> i think it's excellent that people are a little more aware. sometimes we get a little too comfortable in our own settings and we don't really pay too much attention to what's going on. >> reporter: and it's in the just the airport, in new york nearly 50 additional police officers will patrol major warehouses. in a show of force in new york city yesterday, police ran true active shooter drills in the subway system. in airports across the country, workers are expected to face closer scrutiny, scott, to minimize the so-called "insider threat." random employee screenings will be increased and employee access to secured areas reduced. tonight. jeff, thank you. today french police repepted the discovery of a suicide belt and said that it contained bolts as shrapnel and the same type of explosives used in the paris attacks. a street cleaner found the belt in

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but tata consultancy. what is that? >> tata consultancy is a division of tata which is like india's mitsubishi, but they are in the business of moving jobs out of the united states to india, and so what we've seen -- what the h-1b program has done is created the business of importing foreign workers and moving jobs overseas. so what tata will do is bring in a few people into the united states, like five or six, to then send 30 jobs overseas. so you will see five or six people in the united states on an h-1b visa and there will be about 30 americans that lost their job and the rest of the business going to india. >> william is calling from minneapolis. william, you're on the air, independent line. >> caller: thank you, peter. like you very much but i think you really have to make an effort to get more callers there. >> you know what? you are absolutely correct. >> caller: okay. i like you. michelle, i don't usually agree with you on things but i have to agree with you on this. i like to think i live in the h-1b capital o

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. >> we'd find that he'd get very angry and worked up, and it would tata him a long time to calm himself down. >> reporter: flaunting his role as executioner once he joined isis with his piercing eyes and gravelly voice, emwazi becece one of the world's most wanted men. brian ross, abc news, new york. >> and the vehicle that emwazi was in burst into flames and one official said essentially evaporated. >> and brian mentioned one of the hostages believed to have been killed by jihadi john, american james foley. foley's family has been highly critical of the administration's efforts to rescue hostages. abc news investigative producer from our brian ross unit james meeks spoke to foley's parents overnight. >> she said it was very small solace to learn that jihad john had been killed in an air strike and she said, you know, the government just doesn't get it. you know, it essentially doesn't bring their son back. that was their point and they are -- i don't think they're going to miss jihad john but i think they would have preferred to have gotten jim back alive. >> u.s. officials have been t

. >> let's bring in mike baker, retired brigadier general tony tata. just heard the form are director of the fbi talking about how there seems to be a sense that there is going to be some political change in france. do you sign on to that? >> no, i don't. and by the way, coulson i think is the first hostage rescue leader. the problem is this could have happened anywhere. it could happen in the united states, canada, anywhere. we've got an open society. these are soft targets. very concerned, for example, that the suicide bombers at the football sock are stadium blew those bombs up outside the stadium. makes no sense. i don't think there were any casualties there. i'm not so sure, by the way, that practicing in france to come here. they could come here almost any time. the issue is our response has got to be much more than just military and wanting to wipe isis off the face of the earth. i get that part. but you've got to do more economic and politically because right now we're not winning this wore. >> colonel hunter said this could happen anywhere and

the report tatas a look at premature births - which is the number one killer of babies. worldwide, 15 million babies are born preterm and die due to an early those die due to an early birth or complications. this report looks at the root of *why premature births happen, and for the first time, the is broken down by counties. "i think this is a great change and improvement in it, because instead of just implying everything to the state, you can look at the different counties and see 'oh, on this report, maybe polk has a higher rate than johnson does' and we can work specifically on t tse different counties." counties."a spokesperson for the march of dimes says, they believe part of iowa's "c" grade is because much of the state is rural - and women may not have as much access to healthcare.if you'd like to read the full report, we've put it on cbs 2 iowa dot com. a new study says n nrly haha ofof-s moms gain too much weight during pregnancy. experts say this could harm the mom and cause problems for the child.the study is from the centers for disee eontrol and prevention.i

. >> let's bring in mike baker, retired brigadier general tony tata. you just heard the form are director of the fbi talking about how there seems to be a sense that there is going to be some political change in france. do you sign on to that? >> no, i don't. and by the way, coulson i think is the first hostage rescue leader. the problem is this could have happened anywhere. it could happen in the united states, canada, anywhere. we've got an open society. these are soft targets. very concerned, for example, that the suicide bombers at the football sock are stadium blew those bombs up outside the stadium. makes no sense. i don't think there were any casualties there. i'm not so sure, by the way, that practicing in france to come here. they could come here almost any time. the issue is our response has got to be much more than just military and wanting to wipe isis off the face of the earth. i get that part. but you've got to do more economic and politically because right now we're not winning this wore. >> colonel hunter said this could happen anywhere

in labor camp or get kill or be in jail somewhere. " knowing their fate - the newly weds from the tata dom community escaped across the mekong river - into thailand - with only the clothes they were wearing.they came to the states with five dollars - the first refugee couple in cedar rapidsthey worked - hard - - and taught their four kids to do the same.- and they are greful every day - for their sponsors and church and the country that has been so kind. " .. and never forget .. sniff .. our lives changed forever. " emotional memories - even ter 40 years - for a family who lost everything - but gained even morefor an activist who continues to seah for the truth and write about those turbulent times - and especially on this day - for a very* proud - vietnam veteran. veteran." would you do it all again .. yup ..i would .. .. i defininily would. " matt hammill - cbs 2 news. you can find much more from faces of the vietnam war on our website. just go to cbs 2 iowawaot com to learn more about how the war impacted people in the corridor. it's still to come... come...the four star general the

jordan hicks will not be able to tata to michele but we'll give him a fourth game ball. he's in the locker room injured in the game. a tremendous night for jordan hicks. here's michele with the other three. well, sam, that final drive was laden with penalties and question marks. >> yeah. >> what were you thinking when you finally got it to jordan matthews? >> jdan did a great job running that route. you know, something we worked on alalweek. heheas patient. did exactly what he was possessed to do. made a great run after the catch. >> you were ay pg behind a reshuffled offensive line. >> the guys d great tonight. all the credit in the world goes to those guy. the way they blocked for me, the way they blocked for our backs. you can't say enough good things. >> a nice birthday, i would imagine. >> best birthday prent ever. >> congratulatatns. >> thank you. >> let's turn to matthews here. what did you see on the play? >> me and byron have been competing all game. credit to him. he doesn't play likeke rookie. he's so aggresesve. we felt like that first down after the review,

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tata consultancy, what is that? guest: it is a division of tata which is india's mitsubishi.hey are in the business of moving jobs out of the united states to india. so what the h-1b program has done is created the business of moving jobs overseas. wants to do is bring in a few people into the united states and sent 30 jobs overseas. you will see five or six people in the u.s. on an h-1b visa and then there will be about 30 americans who lost their jobs with the rest of the business going to india. william's contra minneapolis. you are on the air. independent line. caller: thank you. you've really got to make an effort to get more calls. host: you are absolutely correct. caller: ok. i like you. michelle, i don't usually agree with you but i have to agree with you on this. i like to think i live in the h-1b capital of america which is minneapolis. they are all indian. they overstate their visa and they never go home. all they talk about is the but the are hispanics, true illegal immigrants are the people that come over here on h-1b visas and get these high jobs in corporations

i haha always thought the e esis behind the trade is a tata wrong-heheed, because the vast majority, close to 85% are inseriously correlate lated to the price of out. >>> here's the issue, though, when you see the stock that's about macy's or nordstrom get really pummels? right before your eyes, and thth do benefef, you get thrown off. one of the great undercurrents gasoline prices would translate to higher purchasing pow and for better earnings in a service economy. but the delivered says not so fast. that declining gasoline send adding up. that's what made these last few days so jarring. we know it's bad in the real wowod. it's like attacks. sure macy's and nordstrom got hurt by warm weather, but in the end it doesn't seem toby hilping anybody in reality, even though we know in theory it has to be. i guess you could say that cheaper oil has become a pox on both of stock and real world houses. worse yesterday, the saves grace of oil has that the winners with good balance sheets would start scooping up the loser and takeovers, the deal that was on everyone's lips was exxon, the bigge

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tataing control. unhappy with previous debates -- the repblican campaigns meet to discuss future rules. plus -- investigators may have found the wreckage from a cargo ship which went missing last month. and preventing drunk drivers -- by creating a fake jail. one bar's unique efforts to keep the road's safe. "you're watching kwwl. we've got y yu covered. is is today they'r'rcalling the moderators out for "gotcha" questions and want new rules before the next debate. the republican presidential campagns coming up with a list of dememnds. plus -- it looks like you're in a jail cell. but this is a bar's bathroom. the owners hoping to show people where they'll end up if they're not responsible. d paper or digital? as people do more and more online -- there's one thing we continue to turn to paper for. good morning, i'm ally crutcher. and i'm jerry gallagher. storm track seven meteorologist is here now with your storm track seven forecast. a mild morning out there... temps are innhe mid 40s to low southwest

general tony tata, colonel david hunt and colonel bill cowan.lonel cowan, one of the things we certainly must do is recognize, unlike hillary clinton and bernie sanders tonight, that we're at war against radical islam. they need to first recognize a simple truth, right? >> absolutely, sean. it's self-evident to anybody paying attention, particularly to all of our men and women who have been engaged in that fight, all of the families who have lost loved ones in the battle out there. speaker gingrich just hit it. besides the bombs and bullets, speaker gingrich talked about president el cici, who knows that muslims have a problem amok themselves. >> colonel hunt, your response? >> absolutely, sean. the religious aspect is critical. killing them is not that hard. political will, you wipe out isis, you still got an unstable iraq and unstable syria and we still got countries like qatar who funded isis, and other countries like iran. so this war on terror is bigger than isis. >> general, the 9/11 commission report said they're at war with us, we're not

when we come back, it may be hard to tata about growth in a year like 2015, but certain sectors are using the current market environmentnto their advantage. we'll tell you who and how coming u uafter the break. welcome back to u-s farm report. we have much more ahead this weekend. growing pains to major gains... our farm journal report shows us who's in the best position to grow in 2016. el nino makes the winter outlook a little tricky. but mike hoffman shows us what's in store over the next 90 days. and it's outdooors on the farm with chip flory, who's in the mood to hunt. now for the headlines, bacon causes cancer? that's the this week after a new study study put red and processed meats in a negative light. the international agency for research on cancer, or i-arc has linked processed and red meat to cancer. to put it into perspective, here's a breakdown of the five classifications from the agency, which range from group one, carcinogenic to humans to group 4, probably not carcinogenic. in group 1, the same category as processed meat, i-arc also lists smoking, drinking alcohol and expos

tata three. >> jimmy: mr. bond, what can i get you tonight? >> an alligator [ bleep ] job. >> jimmy: what's in that? >> two parts orange gatorade, one part p. diddy's coconut vodka. with a spritz of coppertone moisture mist bronzing spray. [ [ ughter ] [ cheeee and applause ] >> jimmy: sounds delicious. >> dicky: james bond orders a drink. take four. >> jimmy: yes? what would you like? >> a aobitussin and tonic.c. straight up. a capri sun. and poke it hard, dammit. a hot white russian with two splendas, sweet pickled gherkins and a diet mr. pibb. >> jimmy: okay, last call. one more drink? >> i'll have a vodka martini. aken, not stirred. poured down my trousers, down my thighs, squeeze it all out of my socks into a sippy cup. then i'd like to watch you drink it. >> jimmy: squeeze it out of your socks and then drink it? >> then you drink it. >> jimmy: yeah, no, i'm not going to do that. yeah. >> i have a pen here. >> jimmy: yeah? >> from the four seasons. that has bullets in it. >> jimmy: here's your sippy cup right there. mr. daniel craig, ever

as voters head to he polls, we'll tatae a look at what's at stake. and another warm day -- but how long will it last? eileen has our forecast, coming >> today onn the meredith vieira show president obama is weighing in on the presidential debachlt he has harsh words for the candidadas. >> and why some say it should be banned. >> and susan lucci opening up. and how to protect yourself from

spending more time than ever waiting for flights to take off, according to an analysis of government tatathe "associated press." the ap now reporting planes spent an average. 43 minutes 32 minutesó%dwfmçy1vy between runways and gates. the long egg wait time in 20 years. some airports are worse than others. >> some are worse and if you look at the three biggest offenderes, chicago o'hare is at the top of the list. 20% of this lost time via >br field and then dallas-fort worth. >> dallas. >> dallas with the double down. airlines are baking in the taxi time so even though we are actually already built this into the schedule. so technically you cannot call and say, you're making me late because they already built it in and you'll probably make your connections. >> i was going to did you why so much time on the runway but chicago and dallas, a lot of traffic. >> a lot of traffic, a lot of connections. basically they're trying to improve. they have construction or they're going to put you on that terminal z which you have to get in a bus for. so, basically because of upgrades. basically just tr

de no ganar ante brasil se dice que podria ser cesado el tata martino gabriel ahora nos enfocamos entes de san francisco. que se siguen repartiendo los premios por meritos personales a lo largo de la temporada. take vo vo buster posey no gano el guante de oro como mejor receptor pero ha sido elegido como el mejor jugador defensivo del aÑo como receptor. este premio es de toda la liga no solamente de la nacional. si bien este aÑo se le escapo el guante de oro con este nombramiento seguramente veremos la proxima campaÑa si su salud le permite quedarse con todos los premios en la posicion. vo en informacion de la nfl los jugadores woodson y reece estan mas que apuntados para ir al tazon de los profecionales que sera en honolulu hawaii. se que estamos a poco mas de la mitad de la temporada pero desque se abrieron las votaciones estos dos raiders han estado muy presente en las votaciones. oakland se prepara para enfrentarse a minesota este domingo en el coliseo. vo cerramos con los warriors que el dia de hoy se miden ante los minnesota timberwolves en busca de su decima victoria de manera

tata. tata research just came out with a poll that shows -- and the thing is, you could get it on television. i shouldn't say this. this is on c-span. and so i will. but -- and they give it just as much credence as if it was nbc-"wall street journal" or cbs/"new york times" poll. really. i'm going to -- i think that as t gets closer to february 1, february 8, the new hampshire primary, i think as it gets from the sort of dating around phase or the having a little bit of this or that, i really -- and i think we've already seen it with trump. the act is starting to -- the novelty is wearing off. the act is starting to wear thin and people are noticing that he knows very, very little about very, very few of these things. and start to see it fade. now, i think carson is going to have some legs and that he'll last a little longer. funny thing about -- the trump and carson vote is not interchangeable because -- take for the carson-type voters. they see donald trump as this vain and profeign man w

southern cajun nondescript accent and i know this was not in the outline of what we were going to tata about. very quickly if there's time for it. we were shooting the pilot -- >> jimmy: we don't have time for it. >> i'm gonna tell itnyway. >> jimmy: we'll edit it all out. >> it will be fun for the audience. >> jimmy: eh, all right. [ cheers and applause ] >> edit. never mind. [ laughter ] she just said, i love your accent, it's spot on, whatever it is. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: so let's talk about where you're from. >> that's going to be sweetly edited out. >> jimmy: : , it won't. >> it's okay if it is. >> jimmy: no, it's not. >> my dad's in the hospital. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: you're lying. you said he's out of the hospital! >> he's in rehab recovovy. you can't edit anything out of my interview. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you can't lie, and say your dad's back in the hospital. he's out of the hospital. >> he's out of the hospital. but he's in recovery. it will hurt his feelings if that gets cut out. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he doesn't care about your character's backstory.

you performed on the show, but i never got a chance to tata to you on the couch. >> i haven't spoken on a tv show in new york before. >> jimmy: ever? oh, my gosh. [ cheers and applause ] you're doing a good job. congrats on this. oh, my gosh. the first james bond to go number one in the uk. >> in the uk. yeah, i can't believe it. >> jimmy: i mean, that's major. >> i try not to think about it too much. it's unbelievable. the whole experience has been weird whirlwind. >> jimmy: when will you think about it, do you think? [ laughterer >> when i'm having a cup of tea next year in my house with my cat. kissing a boy. >> jimmy: yeah, that's your plan. absolutely. but it's got to be like, wow. just phenomenal, the stuff that's been going on. i love the song. i love the james bond movies. i love the themes. it hits every base. you get the strings in there. it's just good. did they come totoou? 'cause i have been begging them for years to do the theme. [ light laughter ] not even a call back, which is -- >> it was a mixture of things. i sent an e-mail about a year ago, basically saying to my

. >> tata is way more time than they spend with their parents, with their teachers, with their friends or even sleeping. the number one activity that teenagers do tonight. reporter: the impact of the time spent on technology, not only is it changed the way kid cans retrite other people, but pit has made if it incredibly tough for them to buckle down on school. >> one with of the most interest aring facts in study, two out thief think they can multi tax while doing their homework. meaning they can go on instagram or snapchat while also studying. the truth are is, it classer railroad the research, you cannot >> that is why it is critical for teens to learn how to use this technology wisely. >> the genie out of the bottle. that is not going away. phones and i passed, et cetera. they are here to stay. the question is are we going to make it a positive future or not. the study shows there is a huge racial disparity when it comes to teens who hews this kind of technology. caucasian teens report using bleed nine hours a day. for african-american teens, that number jumps to 11 hours a day. the

even christmas decorations at cvs are like wait, "are we tataing about this, it's a a little bit tooooarly?" [ laughter ] come on. not even a year out. and as i'm sure you've heard, donald trump is in the building getting ready to host "saturday night live." [ cheers ] there's actually a lot of anti-trump protesters outside the building. [ light laughter ] or as trump put it, "those people have been lining up for days to see me, they love me. [ cheers and applause ] they're lining up around the block. thousands of people." speaking of trump in an interview yesterday he and cnn anchor chris cuomo got into a a heated argument after trump repeatedly insulted reporter sara murray. yep. cnn was like, "guys, keep it down, you'll wake the viewers." we hate to see that. i read that yesterday jeb bush told a group of kids in new hampshire that all his dad had to say was "i'm disappointed in you" and it would make him depressed for days. [ audience ohs ] jeb said it really didn't help that his father would whisper it in his ear every night while tucking him in, either. [ laughter ] "disappointed in

take vo vo un solo tanto basto para salvarlel trabajo al tata martino como director tnico de la seleccionna estaba mal parada para empujar el balon al fondo de la red y darle los tres puntos que son oxigenpu para su equipo. vo uruguay goleo al actual campeon de america...chile no tuvo respuesta para la ofensiva del conjunto urugugayo.. el capitan diego godin abrio el cador.. despues un gol de tres toques. del porteo a edison cavani y despues lvaro pereira puso el cabezazo final para poner la pelota en el fondo de la red. la cuentla completo martn cceres con su gol al minuto 65 para dejar el marcador final de tres a cero a favor de uruguay. take gfx gfx ad lib gabriel equipos del viejo continente el dia ad lib gabriel equipos del viejo continente el dia de hoy amarraron su boleto para la eurocopa 2016 que se estara disputando en francia. take vo vo suecia empato el dia deoy dos a dos con su similar de dinamarca... los tantos del partido fueron cortesia de zlatan ibrahimovic, a pesar del empate la calificacion se logro gracias a que ganaron en el marcador gbacuatro a tres. esta sera la uima

polls that i never heard of the tata? tata research just came out with a poll.d the thing is, you could get it on television. and they give it just as much credence as if it was an nbc or "new york times" poll. anyway, i think that as it gets closer to february 1, i will talk. i think as it gets from sort of the getting around phase or the having a little bit of this or that, and i think we are already seeing with trump, the novelty is starting to wear off, the act is starting to wear thin. and you are starting to see it. -- see it fade. i think carson is going to have some legs, and he will last a little longer. the funny thing -- the trump and carson vote is not interchangeable. take the carson type of voters. they see donald trump as this vain and profane man who brags about having been on the cover of "playboy" magazine, fully clothed. that is a little inconsistent with the people, the deeply religious faith-based people who are backing ben carson, who is the antithesis of donald trump. so we are talking about some different constituencies here. but when you

some industries dodoeed low rates to prosper give than i think the e rst rate hike will inspire tata of more rate hikes,s, even if ththfed issues one of those one anandone statements you'll see housing cool down after an initial burst of buying by people who fear higher mortgage rates on the way. we also know every time we get a whiff of higher rates, the dollar gets super freaking strong like it has in the last couple days. we know a powerful dollar really crushes the earnings of our international companies, whether they're behemoths or manufacturers. we know these companies stocks have been screaming because few people bet that we would have such a bountiful employment report. that means the big money is caught out of position for higher rates having bit up stocks that benefited from lower rates and weaker dollars. those names will come in for profit taking. that started today. but the banks, oh, the banks, they've doning in for years relative to the rest of the market. they've been languishing under the pretext of intense revelation and low rates. now banks are making more money o

that's part of it we believe -- the tata group is immersed in giving back to the community. our whole philosophy of our business is to do that. we have about 60,000 employees signed up for some internal fitness programs. so we're not only supporting community but we're also doing it ourselves within the company. rob: there's no better statement. hannah: and over 300 charities involved here, too. so by supporting the race in and of itself, you support so many nonprofits and so many causes. at the tcs new york city marathon. we appreciate your time. john: thanks for having me. hannah: we have a little complaint by our folks on the other side. john, tim and carrie? this used to be their booth right here. and you and i have the prime seat here with john. so john anderson has been pouting. rob: what hannah wants, hannah gets, john. john: i'm not sure pouting but a lot of complaining, yes. the way it was sold, you were going to have this great new place. we were apriling where is hannah going to be. it shouldn't be in our spot. right. whatever. just because you spend two years get

tata? tata research just came out with a poll. [laughter] and the thing is, you could get it on television. just as much it credence as if it was an nbc or new york times poll. anyway, i think that as it gets closer to february 1, i will talk. i think as a gets from sort of the getting around phase or the having a little bit of this or that, and i think we are already seeing with child, the act -- with trump, the novelty is starting to wear off, the act is starting to wear thin. and you are starting to see it. i think carson is going to have some legs, and he will last a little longer. the funny thing -- the trump and carson vote is not interchangeable. take the carson type of voters. they see donald trump as this man who bragsne about having been on the cover of "playboy" magazine, fully closed. that is a little inconsistent with the people, the deeply religious faith-based people who are backing ben carson, who is the antithesis of donald trump. so we are talking about some different constituencies here. but when you listen to c

general tony tata, colonel david hunt and colonel bill cowan.wan, one of the things we certainly must do is recognize, unlike hillary clinton and bernie sanders tonight, that we're at war against radical islam. they need to first recognize a simple truth, right? >> absolutely, sean. it's self-evident to anybody paying attention, particularly to all of our men and women who have been engaged in that fight, all of the families who have lost loved ones in the battle out there. speaker gingrich just hit it. besides the bombs and bullets, speaker gingrich talked about president el cici, who knows that muslims have a problem amok themselves. >> colonel hunt, your response? >> absolutely, sean. the religious aspect is critical. killing them is not that hard. political will, you wipe out isis, you still got an unstable iraq and unstable syria and we still got countries like qatar who funded isis, and other countries like iran. so this war on terror is bigger than isis. >> general, the 9/11 commission report said they're at war with us, we're not at war

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