no. >> did you think you were in the bottom five? >> um, cleveland is one of the cities, one of the major large metropolitan cities that has a major issue with infant mortality as well as many of the other healthcare issues. >> but if you look at the picture of the city, the rates are worse than countries like albania and sri lanka. i mean that's surely not something you can be proud of. >> we're not, nor would we indicate that we're proud of our numbers. we're proud of the effort--we're proud of the effort that clevelanders are putting forth to begin to address those issues. >> that's good. >> thank you. >> can i just ask about the women who are falling outside the net? >> we've answered those. >> yeah, we did this. thank you. very much. >> after walking out of the interview, we were told that the official wasn't prepared for such specific questions. even though we'd been clear we wanted to speak about infant mortality throughout cleveland. >> well that was a surprising response to some pretty simple questions. and the interesting thing for me was,

the cincinnati bengals rerained undefeated beating the cleveland browns. role of blocker. bengals dominated the browns. bengals improved to 8-0 for the first time in franchise history. detroit lions have one win of the season, make some front-office changes. the team fired the team president and the general manager, now owner said, quote, we are very disappointed with the results of the season so far and believe a change in leadership was necessary. lions made the playoff last season. college football playoff hopes alive. 419 yards and three scores in first start. took over and ran for touchdown bears improved to 8-0 for only the second time in school history. >> cheryl: a certain guy name john casone is pretty happy. that's my brother. mix picture to show you. s&p pointing down by a point. nasdaq is pointing down by 2. all right, coming up, dr. ben carson lashes out at a cnn report questioning his claims of being an angry young man. >> i would say to the people of america, do you think i'm a pathological liar like cnn does? >> cheryl: okay, all the latest

cleveland in the house. [applause] greetings, cleveland, ohio greetings, cleveland, ohio and everyone who has come from every part of this great state. it is a tremendous sight to see so many of you here in the world team center at the cleveland state university. when i say feel, you say burn. field. >> burn. >> deal. >> burn. >> po. >> burn. >> field. >> burn we are at a critical moment in our nation's history. and the fact that senator bernie sanders is answering the call to stand up for working-class folks and middle-class folks in this country to say enough is enough is enough is enough to tell those folks who are the working poor who work two and three jobs at a time and still can't make ends meet enough is enough is enough. for young people who are settled by debt in this country, senator sanders says enough is enough is enough. [applause] too many americans in this country are being deprived of healthcare. the senator says enough is enough is enough. [applause] and for the women in this country who are

going to be solved. >> while the search grabbed local headlines in cleveland, it did not turn up the girl's body. authorities concluded that wolford had set them up on an elaborate hoax. possibly as a means of getting away from a conflict in prison. but on the day we met robert wolford and conducted our first interview with him, three months after he went with investigators to that vacant lot, he said he was the victim of a hoax. was the victim of a hoax. >> i didn't write that letter. >> who wrote the letter? >> another inmate. >> why? >> because we were fighting, beefing. he told me he's going to get me another case. he seen -- he seen her on the tv down there. down there they got a program where missing kids come up missing. well, she's on there. he seen it on there, he seen a bunch of details, he went off of them details. they digged in the area where my last victim was killed, they say she's buried there. this is how they played me. they want me to point out where i killed him. i said, okay, right here. they said, she must be over here, then. they dug the first half up. they did

he was determined to prove that he had portrait of the woman in a cape that has been hanging in the cleveland museum. >> and it is a picasso and so i went backwards. >> the meticulous research says technique called chromofos chromophosphate. >> reporter: and so he took it to a scientist outside of chicago. >> the colors were collected with a fine needle and transferred to the microscope slide. he determined that the pigments were only available in europe, and more consistent, but he was more interested in something that was more intriguing. a partial thumbprint. >> so the artist would have picked it up before the surface coating was dry. >> so now it is being forensically tested at a lab in washington, d.c. but richard is not waiting for the resushlgts because he is a art appraiser in florida, and he then went to his gallery to look at what he is calling "picasso undiscovered in blue." >> you say it is worth how much? >> $13 million. >> right now. >> right now. >> you have no interest. >> i have no interest in it. >> you have no doubt it is the real deal? >> yes. >> you are kindf of going out

she began her career as a foot mary checker at the cleveland city pool. [laughter] dutifully checking patrons for athletes foot. a strange detail painting was part of the to be sure but i this age of super your origin stories it is a fact that it is essential and foreshadows a meticulous life spent in one of the most venerated and soviet style guides in the world. many of the city and across the country, mar mary norris' workyf copyediting "the new yorker" iss nothing short of super heroic. reading between -- "between you and me" from humble beginnings like clark kent, cards and hanscom referenced in article topics fro come all the way to e present day where she stands atop a skyscraper pencil in hand ready to defend "the new yorker" from all manner, grammatical, colloquial and otherwise, please help me welcome mary norris. [applause] >> thank you for that amazing introduction. and thank you all for coming inside of this gnklorious day. we got lucky, didn't we? it's kind of dreary out soe area people -- people really reading when it's raining out that it's

now bypassing the cleveland station as nypd continues to investigate. reporting live aboard chopper 4. >> keepupdated. >>> for the first time since this unsettling video surfaced, the montessori school worker accused of mishandling a young child speaks out in her own defense. >>> then at 5:30 a badly burned volunteer firefighter gets the most extensive face transplant ever. how he describes the moment when he saw his new reflection for the very first time. >>> janice is here. >> another short sleeve weather day today with temperatures near 70, but you'll need your jackets again tomorrow. your storm team 4 forecast is coming up next. comfort keepers can provide a variety of in-home services for your aging loved ones. we'll assess their needs and create a custom care plan that can change as their needs change. meet the moore's! we're the moore family, and as you can see, we need an internet that can do more. we do more games, and more streaming. so we need more speed. that's why we switched to time warner cable. you can too. call now. now we can connect mo

the ceo of the cleveland clinic leads a $6.2 billion health care system. the future of medicine. thank you for being here. >> nice to be here. >> i know that the cleveland clinic just finished up its medical innovations summit. has a lot of people wondering what new things do you expect to change lives in. >> one thing we have seen across the entire spectrum of health care is genomics, and predicting, and genomics in beginning to change how you treat diseases that are genetically occurring. and i think this is going to be a huge breakthrough. >> what does that mean to the average person on the street? does that mean you might find faster ways to cure cancer? >> i think we're seeing this already. we're beginning to genomically $% test the cancer and find out what drugs that pararcular cancer will be responsive to. we have seen amazing results of that. >> these are things you actually think could rapidly improve in the next year? >> i don't think there's any question about it. i alsoohinke're going to start seeing prediction of where you are as an individual in your particular risk

. 3 more than a hundred supports attended the emotional vigil this afternoon...outside the rec center. in cleveland and around the country, rice's family and others are demanding justice for his death. tamir was shot and killed by a cleveland police officer after he was seen playing with an airsoft gun that appeared to look real. 3 "we are not going away. we are not leaving and we will seek justice. and even in the end if man says whatever he says all be held accountable for what we did in this body."tomorrow, tamir's family and other supporters plan to march in downtown cleveland to the prosecutor's office where they plan to hand deliver a petition asking tim mcginty to step down from the case. 3 a refugee rally in texas has a group of protestors fuming. they want to let their governor and other politicians know how they feel about stopping any more syrian refugees from coming to texas. 3 "no to violence, no to fear, refugees are welcome here." many demonstrators say they were outraged when governor greg abbott ordered state agencies not to participate in the resettlement of syrian refugees. 30 ot

there's been a stabbing at the cleveland street station. it happened within the last 30 minutes on the mezzanine level. you can see the police there blocking it off to pedestrians happened here. we know that two people were stabbed, both taken to a local hospital in unknown condition but what you need to know if you normally travel on the j line, it's bypassing the cleveland street station because of this ongoing investigation. if you are on the ground here, you can't get to the station. but if you are already on a train, it will bypass the station. shannon stone, eyewitness news. >> thank you. >>> a woman has won the right to wear a kitchen collander on her head in her driver's license photo. lindsey miller describes herself as a pastafarian. yeah. pastafarian. she tried to wear a spaghetti strainer in her dmv picture in massachusetts. they said no. she cited a rule about religious head ware. the dmv reversed their decision. you can see it right there on her license. >> it's hard to take seriously. >> i think it's a sarcastic take on religi

. >>> and we'll hear from lebron james as he and the cleveland cavaliers get ready to play the sixersonight. >> despite a lot of clouds we made it up to 65 degrees today but temperatures in the 70's just to our west. they'll be moving in and sticking around for awhile. i'll explain in the accuweather forecast. >> those stories and much more when "action news" continues tonight. >> ♪ >> governor chris christie and president obama were both in new jersey today to talk about the criminal justice system. christie met with police officers in camden to praise their efforts to reduce crime. christie says the overhaul of the city's police department and the focus on community policing should serve as a model for the country. at the same time the president was in newark meeting with former inmates to discuss his plan to help give offenders a second chance. >> ♪ >>> so much is being said these days about the need to match young people with stem education. science technology engineering and mathematics. as "action news" reporter katherine scott found out today, it's much easier when you make it

the cleveland state university. cheers and applause] we've done it tonight to feel the burn. [cheers and applause] when i say field, you say bern. when i say field use a bern. feel -- >> bern great job. we are at a critical moment in our nation's history, and the fact that senator bernie sanders is answering the call to stand up for working class folks and middle-class folks in this country to say enough is enough is enough is enough. [cheers and applause] folks who are i in the working poor who were doing three jobs at a time and they still can't make ends meet, enough is enough is enough. [cheers and applause] for young people who are saddled by debt in this country, senator sanders says enough is enough is enough. [cheers and applause] too many americans in this country are being deprived of health care. the senator says enough is enough is enough. [cheers and applause] and for the women in this country who are being deprived of their right to control their own bodies, senator sanders says enough is enough is enou

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. >> the cleveland police went to her home, believed to be bomber.g a suspected they forced themselves into the home she was arrested for seven years for the contraband. she sued and took it all the way to the supreme court. we well explore the court case versus ohio, and that is coming up on an "landmark cases" on c-span. as background on the case you watch, order the "landmark cases" book at c-span.org /landmarkcases.

try this weekly exercise prescription from the cleveland clinic. get 30 minutes of resistance training a week. (dr. michael roizen/cleveland clinic) so 3 things: general physical activity, 10,000 steps a day, 20 minutete3 times a week of cardio. and make that cardio strenuous enough to break a sweat for the whole 20 minutes. it's worth the effort because exercise also decreases the risk for many serious medical conditions: (dr. michael roizen/cleveland clinic) decreases heart attacks, decreases arythmias, decreases cancer all throughout your body. almost every cancer is decreased because what exercise does is improve immune function. and working out not only builds muscles but builds brain. exercise helps prevent the loss of brain volume as we age. and it helps keep our brain circuits young and our thinking sharp. and being physically active can enrich our golden years. (dr. michael roizen/cleveland clinic) not only do you live longer, but you compress the period of disability so you live healthier, longer. and experts add, you're never too old to

. >>> surgeons at the cleveland clinic are preparing for the first uterus transplant ever performed in the u.s. the surgery will allow a woman who doesn't have a uterus, had it removed or suffered uterine damage to become pregnant. eight women from around the country have already started the screening process to become the first patient. the uterus won't be removed after a woman had children so that she could stop taking powerful anti-rejection drugs. sweden the only country where the transplants have been successful so far. >>> a new government study finds a significant jump in the number of children with autism. it finds that 1 in 45 american children are autistic. about 2.2% that works out to be. but researchers warn other studies find the disorder is less common. >>> well, police are crediting a philadelphia convenience store clerk for helping end a kidnapping. something didn't look right to him when a man and woman went to use the atm. he confronted the man, sheltered the woman in the store, and then called the cops. police say that the man had kidnapped the woman, a doctor, from

yesterday dozens gathered at the cleveland wreck center where he was shot to death by police. the officer saw him holding a pellet gun but thought it was a real gun. two reports found the officer shooting was justified. the family urged the group to pick a side in the debate over police violence. >> don't take lightly the job of a police to come in a wreck center and just started to shoot. it's unforgivable for us. >> the family is also continuing to demand for the cleveland police officers involved in the shooting to be indicted immediately. >>> i watched when the world trade center came tumbling down. i watched in jersey city, new jersey, where thousands and thousands of people were cheering as that building was coming down. >> more controversial talk from one of the republican candidates for president. donald trump justified his plan for surveillance of syrian refugees with claims that people cheered as the twin towers collapsed on 9/11. the mayor of jersey city tweeted trump's claims were absurd. trump is one of the presidential hopefuls urging president obama to take tough

the rails began and nobody really one or loss in the strike. cleveland signed a problem engine -- signed a proclamation announcing labor day as the official result of the strike. it is hard to imagine sacramento or california without the impact of the railroads. the gold rush made sacramento wealthy and politically important and because of the gold rush, there was capital building art railroad that connected california with the rest of the united states. >> throughout the weekend, american history tv is featuring sacramento, california. our staff recently traveled there to learn about the history. learn more about sacramento and other stops on the tour at c-span.org. you are watching american history tv, all weekend, every weekend on c-span3. all persons having business before the honorable supreme court of the united states give their attention. >> bright core monsoon boldly opposed the interment of japanese during world war ii. after being convicted for failing to report for relocation, he was taking his case all the way to the supreme court. >> this w

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try this weekly exercise prescription from the cleveland clinic.get 30 minutes of resistance aining week..(d(d michael roizen/cleveland clinic) so 3 things:general physical activity, 10,000 steps a day, 20 minutes 3 times a week of cardio.and make that cardio strenuous enough to break a sweat for the whole 20 minutes. it's worth the effort because exercise also decreases the risk for many serious medical conditions: (dr. michael roizen/cleveland clinic) decreases heart attacks, decreases arythmias, decreases throughout your body. almost every cancer is decreased because what exercise does is improve immune function.and working out not only builds muscles but builds brain. exercise helps prevent the loss of brain volume as we age. and it helps keep our brain circuits young and our thinking sharp. and being physically active can enench our golden yearsrs (dr. michael roizen/clevelaa clinic) not only do o u live longer, but you compress the period of disability so you live healthier, longer.and experts add, you're never too old to start exercising. 3 and even if you over-indulge at the dinn

moving to a new frontier in modern medicine, the cleveland clinic will perform the first womb transplant in america. eight women are taking part in the screening process. such transplants have been done previously with donated uteruses on nine women in sweden. four successfully have given birth. >>> a pastor's pregnant wife murdered. he says he came home from the gym to find her shot in the head. was it a home invasion that took a deadly turn? >>> the video of a man who seems to be completely unaware that a train is coming right for him. >>> we are back now with a murder mystery that shocked the city of indianapolis. a pregnant wife of a young pastor found shot in the head inside her home. her young son found unharmed. authorities believe it was a home invasion robbery. as nbc ron mott reports, a church and close community are left devastated. >> reporter: she was a young wife and mother settling into a new life in indianapolis with her pastor husband to start a new church. but on tuesday morning, police say 28-year-old amanda blackburn was shot in the head and later died, the victim of

but the investigator we met in cleveland really stood out from the crowd. >> clear. seven. look at me. >> he's known at the cuyahoga county correction center in downtown cleveland as big sam. >> you used him. who's the victim? you sit here won't even open your mouth to tell me nothing about what these guys did -- >> we quickly learned gang investigator sam mclaren had a personality to match his physique. >> big sam's style was one of dedication and passion. >> you have that candy -- >> sweet. >> i'll see you later. >> thank you. >> you take care of yourself. >> he could be very caring and heartfelt in his communication, but he could also be very loud and bombastic when he felt he was being disrespected or lied to. >> this ain't no game! ain't no deals! personally going to see you, my friend. because i've been laughing since i've seen you. >> a change in these young men's lives. one example of how sam cared about the inmates, inmate tony goodwin. someone's story we have been following for a while. everybody expected him to be convicted of a murder charge and face a long term

. >> and the cleveland clinic now just months away from performing the first uterus transplant in the united states. >>> finding the inner beauty in ugly fruit. and a major international store closing its doors on thanksgiving day. why h and m says the move will help their bottom live. >>> we're now just two week's away from the biggest shopping weekend of the year. some stores are switching things up by deciding to stay closed. >> employees at the clothing store h&m will now be able to spend thanksgiving day at home this year. they followed staples in closing its stores on the holiday >> i'm really proud of what they're doing. i like the idea that they put families first before the bottom line >>> more than two dozen other retailers including home depot and rei close up shop on thanksgiving day but rei is taking it a step further. the outdoors store is keeping its doors shut on black friday as well. >> there were tears actually. you know, the idea of being in retail and having the opportunity to spend thursday and friday with your family is pretty special. >> retailers say decisions

. >> in 1957 the cleveland police went to the home of a woman they believed to be harboring a suspected bomber and demanded entry. she refufsed access without a warrant. later returning with a document they claimed was a warrant they forced themselves into the home and searched the premises. not finding their suspects police instead confiscated a trunk containing obscene pictures. she was arrested and sentenced to seven years for the contraband. she sued and her case made it all the way to the supreme court. we'll examine the case and explore the matter of evidence obtained through illegal searches and seizures and how this and other supreme court rulings transformed police practices nationwide. that's coming up on the next "landmark cases" live monday at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span 3, and c-span radio. and for background on each case while you watch order your copy of the landmark cases companion book available for $8.95 plus shipping at c-span.org/landmark cases. >> next peggy noonan talks about politics, the founding fathers and the 2016 presidential race. the event took plac

i know the diner that my wife and i go to in cleveland. i don't know south of the border.everybody does because all of i95 points to it. you were a middle-class kid. not poor but not rich. what did working in south of the border do for you? >> it was and is a place where the economic situation is tough and people have to work hard. i worked as a construction worker. i worked in my dad's drugstore and i worked for two summerses in south of the border and i got appreciation for how hard it is to put food on the table and pay the rent, particularly if you don't have a lot of education. it was a good experience. i was both part of and not part of. we were a jewish family. most of the town was southern baptist and quite different whoir -- who orientation. my father offered credit to anybody he felt he could trust. so the whole experience was one of getting to know really, you know, ordinary americans facing economic challenges. >> can you tell us stories about your grandmother in connecticut and you would sit talking to her about the depression. you and i were born more or less

. >>> the clouds and shovels were out in ohio in the cleveland area on sunday. it gives me the shivers looking at i. he has about one-to-three inches of snow. higher elevations are expecting upwards of half a foot. meteorologist bill kierans. >> the snow falling. >> it looks pretty. >> tons of fireplaces going. >> stay pence. >> well, good morning, everyone. with a lot of wintry weather over the week, especially now what's left of that storm system brings wintry weather to i-95. the other story is the cold. east of the mississippi, one of the morning, smr i to the deep south. 32 in atlanta, the wind chills in the 20s. 20s through mississippi, alabama, now into the mid- to thimplts a cold start too your monday t. good thing, this is the coldest it will be all week. today it's chilly. no doubt about i9. as we go throughout thanksgiving day and through the shopping friday, it's going to get up into the 60s in new york city. ral near 70 and areas of the deep south are going to be 60s and 70s towards the end of this week. the only really bad weather in the days ahead,

is his first choice for his new stadium but then hires carmen policy formerly of the 49ers and the cleveland browns, to work on a carson stadium with the chargers and now he brings on the head of disney. the question is: does mickey mouse play going to go or not? >> davis says plans to build a new stadium in oakland have gone nowhere. the iger announcement came yesterday as mayor libby schaaf was arriving in new york to make her pitch to nfl brass to keep the team in oakland. in a statement yesterday, mayor schaaf said, my focus continues to be on forging a partnership to build a new stadium for the raiders in oakland that will be successful for the fans and the team and responsible for the city and its taxpayers. >>> sierra ski resorts are getting a jump on the season. alpine meadows opened today a month ahead of schedule thanks to the storm that dumped 9" of snow on the summit. squaw valley will open this coming saturday. >>> a huge weather system slamming the midwest. 10 tornadoes have been reported. powerful ef-1 hit in iowa. the howling winds toppled trees, tore down power lines, flippe

. >> in 1957 the cleveland police went to the home that they believed to be harboring a bomber intimated entry. she refused access without a warrant. later returning with a document they claimed to be a warned they forced themselves into the home and search the premises. not finding the suspect police confiscated a trunk containing obscene pictures. and sentenceded to seven years. we'll examine the case in ohio and explore the amount of evidence obtained through illegal searches and seizures. on the nextng up landmark cases. live monday at 9 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span3 and c-span radio. for background of each case while you watch, or your copy of landmark cases containing book. it is available at c-span.org/landmark cases. >> in november 1945, work trials began in germany for major nazi figures. the subsequent trial involved 24 not the ss defendants accused of killing more than one million people. for the 70 anniversary of the trials, c-span's american history tv is airing an oral history interview with the former united states chief prosecutor and the access group in case. was born

. >> the cleveland police went to a home they believed was --boring a suspected bonner bomber. she refused entry. they force themselves into the home and search the premises, not finding their suspect. police confiscated a trunk containing obscene pictures in the basement. she was arrested and sentenced to seven years for the contraband. she sued and her case made it to the supreme court. case andxamine the explore the matter of evidence obtained through illegal search and teachers and how this and other decisions impacted searches nationwide. that is like monday at 9 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span3, and c-span radio. for background, order your copy of that landmark cases companion book. it is available for a dollars 90 five cents plus shipping out --pan.org/landmark cases for $8.95 plus shipping on c-span.org/landmark cases. >> we are taking your comments on twitter, facebook, and phone, and every campaign event we cover is on our website, c-span.org. presidentialatic candidates in new hampshire and spoke to supporters in manchester hosted by the new hampshire democratic party.

. >>> surgeons at the cleveland clinic are preparing for the first uterus transplant ever performed in the u.s. the surgery will allow women without a uterus or with ones pregnant. eight women from around the country have already started the screening process. sweden, the only country so far to have successfully performed the surgery. >>> a new government study finds a significant jump in the number of children with autism. researchers say 1 in 45 american children are autistic, about 2.2%, but they caution the increase could actually be due to the way questions were asked. >>> police are crediting a philadelphia convenience store clerk for helping end a kidnapping. something didn't look right to him when a man and woman went to use the atm. he confronted the man, sheltered the woman in the store and called the cops. the man kidnapped the woman, a doctor from a hospital parking lot garage and forced her to mamake withdwals at atms. >> nice heads-up move there by that clerk. >>> time now for sports and some thursday night football action >> of course, with the highghts our guys at espn.

the cleveland clinic will perform the first womb transplant in america. part in the screening process. such transplants have been done previously with donated uteruses on nine women in sweden. four successfully have given birth. >>> a pastor's pregnant wife murdered. he says he came home from the gym to find her shot in the head. was it a home invasion that took a deadly turn? >>> the video of a man completely unaware that a train is coming plan well and enjoy life... or, as we say at company, go long. of course, how you plan is up to you. take healthcare. make sure you're covered for more than what just medicare pays... consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company... the only medicare supplement plans that carry the aarp name, and the ones that millions of people trust year after year. it's about having the coverage you need... plan well. enjoy life. go long. morning ted! scott! ready to hit some balls? ooh! hey buddy, what' s up? this is what it can be like to have shingles. oh, man. a painful, blistering rash. if you had chickenp

the cleveland clinic expected to be the first hospital in the united states to transplant a uterus. transplants will be temporary. it will be removed after the mom has one or two babies. >>> a well known lullaby has a line about a papa buying a baby a diamond ring. hong kong billionaire to did that for his child. $48 million for the blue diamond. it's the world's most expensive diamond. he also got her a 16 karat pink diamond for $28.7 million. all together he spent about $77 million. >> doesn't mean he's spoiling her necessarily, does it? rob is up next with sports. >> wow. there comes a point where you're just showing off. the jets, the bills, the hype is on rex ryan's return to the meadowlands. a special thursday nighter in the nfl. his new team, who came ready to play? plus a tonight. rangers going for these girls have waited 62 days for this concert tonight. so far i've counted 32 omgs, 75 lols, 13 yolos, and i'm super tired! tweens--fun age, huh? you have places to go. [girls squealing with delight] let us worry about getting you there. bp gasoline with invigorate. fuel the jo

police say they attacked and robbed two passengers as they were waiting for the j train at the cleveland street stop. the 21-year-old man was punched. 17-year-old man was stabbed. both victims are in serious but stable condition. >>> 4:38. daily sites like fan duel and draft kings have one more week to operate in new york state. an emergency hearing in state supreme court set for next could allow them to keep operating in new york as the legality of the site is examined. >>> right now president obama is in the philippines. he's taking part in the meeting of apec. the president is talking about regional security with our allies. so far he's committing two ships to help the philippines. the president arrived from turkey where he talked terrorism at the g-20 summit. >>> dangerous storms are pummelling texas. funnels are forming in the panhandle there. five tornadoes swept through the area. one tornado estimated to be a mile wide flattened a halliburton plant northeast of amarillo. the plant was closed. there were no injuries reported but there was a chemical leak. >>> snow piling up at oreg