executive editor of the "new york times." it is the top position in the news room. he took over in may of last year succeeding jill abramson. she was the paper's first female editor. he became the first african-american to hold the post. the digital era has disrupted the business of journalism as many of you know and has presented challenges and opportunities. many traditional news organizations have reduced staff in face of significant competition from digital outlets. the "new york times" has withstood the downturn. last month, reached the milestone of 1 million digital-only subscribers. as it charts its path forward, the "times" is experimenting with a new form of storytelling. the lathest project a ten-minute virtual reality film that tells the story of children displaced by war. this week more than a million "new york times" subscribers received google virtual reality viewers. i am pleased to have dean baquet at this table for the first time. welcome. >> a pleasure to be here. thank you very much. >> rose: what's virtual reality? >> for me, a different way of te

the new york city marathon where you will go by the museum of the city of new york. >> mile 25, start your sprint to the finish. have a great race. >> mile 26 in central park. >> isn't that awesome? do you know who put that together? one of our producers. working. show. the running the marathon in a few minutes. >> spike lee -- ethan hawke, some of the people joining us today as this marathon sunday continues. >> we have to wrap this up. the inspiring story of an athlete injured during training. how he did not let a serious accident slow him down. >> plus, we will meet the person running the marathon who is also an opera singer. it all continues when we i was running 6 months after a hip repair. hiking 2 weeks after spine care. and setting records 9 months after shoulder treatment. one special hospital, over 1,000 special stories. see them all at find over 1,000 special stories at hospital for special surgery. go to hss.edu/backinthegame >>> thousands of people running through new york city for a race like none other. thousands of runners lacing up their shoes getting ready to do some

from the broadcast center in new york city. captioning funded by cbs >>> it's wednesday, november 25th, 2015. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> anger in chicago. protests aimed at police after a video is released of a black teenager being shot more than a dozen times by a white police officer. >>> as millions of americans head out for the holiday, they are seeing stepped-up security, after the government issues a worldwide travel alert. >>> and nativity newborn. an infant is found abandoned in >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. thanks for joining us. i'm anne-marie green. >>> there are new calls for calm in chicago this morning after protests over the release of a video that shows a black teen shot to death by a white police officer. we have a warning for you. the police dash cam video is graphic and it's disturbing. the video shows 17-year-old laquan mcdonald in the street. police are on the left, including the officer charged tuesday with murder. he fires 16 shots at mcdon

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and we begin with the breaking news. that global manhunt. they are now searching for a second fugitive who could be the ninth attacker. and the potential new terror threat tonight, fears of a bomb, leading to an evacuation of a soccer stadium in germany. sirens blaring. what authorities call a credible threat. thousands rushed to safety before kickoff. isis has been vowing to strike germany, and our team is right there tonight. also this evening, french authorities are asking for any information on this man. one of the suicide bombers, the man who they believe entered as a refugee using a fake passport. we have the new images of the alleged eighth attacker, his family tonight begging, turn yourself in. and a massive emergency terror creakdown under way across europe tonight. at least 128 raids in france alone. but we begin tonight with that major evacuation at yet another stadium. abc's chief foreign correspondent terry moran is in germany tonight. >> reporter: fear filled the air around the hanover stadium tonight. police vehicles, sirens sc

the future. in 1982 on new year's day a real estate report declares that the new new orleans is at hand and that we will look back this year as the year we finally turned the corner and jumped into the 21st century. the 20th century i think they might have said. what is new orleans always feel that lag, like it needs to declare itself? things that held it back and the things to contribute to its feeling of being inferior somehow. i dedicated that chapter to the 1984 world's fair, another time when new orleans was supposed to be coming in to a glut of money would new infrastructure and showing to the world that it can do it, perform, and, and it was a horrific failure, bankrupt failure they left behind a convention center and the season private investment benefited many of the families that you continue to see in power in new orleans today. again, i. again, i have somewhat of a compulsion of drawing these lines, but it is how you understand the organism of the city. you cannot just look at it and hundred day period. everything is worked out or not and it is complicated. i got closer and closer to

it's where the news stories comes in. artners up with the companies to aggravate news and verify it. case in point, june 17th this year, and a shooting in the u.s.a. information was limited. the journalists new the fun ben was at large. this is where it comes in. there's numerous alert systems. when it happens, we set up searches and media platforms, we follow the lists. because we compile the infrastructure in reaction to this one. we found that one of the local police departments put out and were looking >>> the primary function it to provide the media with verified information, you have africa checks. it monitors the coverage to debunk international news stories. boko haram, when they attack a small village, it started circulating claiming to show the aftermath of the violence and was picked up by a number. in africa they flagged the image, and organizations went to work. tracking the source was tricky. the first thing we did was took the image and uploaded it to google image source. while it is interesting is it's a re

the reason behind the new look. >> the businesses along court avenue. steve: a look back at kevin cooney's incredible career. stacey: right now authorities , investigate 3 deadly crashes in just 14 hours, all on central iowa roads. kevin: kcci's ryan smith is live outside the iowa state patrol headquarters with details from every scene. ryan: it has been certainly a deadly day on central iowa roadways. tonight, the state patrol here in des moines, now investigating three crashes resulting in five deaths. a line of debris connects interstate 80 to a vehicle crunched to its core. car parts along with the contents of a woman's purse left scattered across a sopping wet field. children's clothes, a reminder young ones experienced the frightening moments when this gmc envoy was smashed into unrecognizable mangled metal. the iowa state patrol reports a mother and her 3 daughters inside when the vehicle slid across the interstate and rolled multiple times down a ditch close to the iowa speedway exit. it claimed the life of the 39-year-old driver and her 11-year

she had been the director of new jersey transit in the past. mary, over to you. >> thank you. >>> a long island village is breaking new ground in police protection with what is called a ring of steel. >> they are surrounding the perimeter with a network of license plate readers. we have a look at the scanning system that checks every car coming and going. nassau county at some of the busiest cross road, sunrise highway, now every single car passing through the central corridor is scanned for criminal activity. >> suspect or revoked registration. >> reporter: -- suspected or revoked registration. >> reporter: 28 license plate readers, now encircling the village at nearly every entrance, automatically cross referencing with state, federal and dmv databases. alerts for warrant, stolen cars, suspected get-aways cars, they all sound at a new command center, 24/7. patrol cars at the ready to nab offenders. >> suspended or revoked registration. >> stolen vehicle, expired, no insurance. >> reporter: the freeport mayor says he was inspired by lower manha

so the "new yorker" had to invent a way to get fiction in the magazine. they discovered new talent, and that became part of the soul of the "new yorker." >> rose: we continue with billy eichner, the star of "billy on the street." >> strangely enough, like a lot of actors, i'm normal to shy offstage if i don't know you. but people loved the street act. they loved the energy. i think a real savvy new york-l.a. audience who i was performing for at the time, before youtube, appreciated getting insanely worked up about entertainment. >> rose: miller, recommend nicremnick andeichner when we >> rose: funding for "charlie rose" has been provided by: >> rose: additional funding provided by: >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: we begin this evening with continuing coverage of the paris attacks which killed 129 people. france has carried out airstrikes against i.s.i.s. targets in syria for the third consecuti

figure thanthe air among the early new deal. most importantly professor turner's former students at the are. -- fdr. address on the3 progressive governments in no. roosevelt laid out his understanding of the nation decrements of its cause and solution. todayce of the situation only to rarely indicates the opportunity of use -- we've known it no longer is. our last frontier has long since been reached. there is no safety belt in the form of industrial. . our task now is not the discovery of natural resources. the day of enlightened administration. theadministration manage new deal is still with us social security insurance corporation among new deal living legacies. however was the new deals most ambitious attempt at post frontier enlightened administration. the nra was established to revitalize industry and trade. employment included labor conditions and fair competition. volunteering. for director -- the nra is a safety bowel on the frontier. this deserves a little more nation. the new dealers claim the nra functions in the fron

as speaker of the new york state assembly. one of the most powerful men in albany. now he faces 1350 years behind bars if the 12-member jury finds him guilty. the three week trial wrapped with silver's defense team himself declining to take the stand. in a vigorous closing argument, silver's attorney told the jury no crime was committed and stressed this is the way albany works saying it is virtually impossible to serve in this mode and not have a conflict. conflicts are inherent in this process. silver is charged on a services fraud, extortion and money laundering. prosecutors say silver earned millions of dollars in kickbacks for, getting a doctor and real estate developer sweetheart state deals. the government saying in its closing sheldon silver was anything but honest. his services were corrupted by his greed and lies. >> the jury will begin deliberations on tuesday mortgage. they must decide unanimously whether to acquit or convict sheldon silver on the seven charges he faces. in lower manhattan, jessica snyder cbs2 news.

york daily news reports the mother that left her newborn baby in a christmas manger inside a new york city church won't be charged. surveillance video showed the mom leaving the baby inside the church on monday. the mom says she felt the baby was in a warm, safe place and came back later to check on it. >>> "the new york times" reports west point is banning pillow fights, after a bloody brawl left 30 injured this summer. first-year cadets traditionally organize the pillow flight at the end of the summer of training to build camaraderie. but in august some pack their pillowcases with hard objects. >>> the san jose mercury news reports shoppers are embracing their smartphones for online shopping this long holiday weekend. for the first time, shoppers using their phones to visit retailer's websites are expected to exceed those using computers. mobile sales are expected to jump to 36% of all online sales, up from 27% last year. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," mellody hobson looks at what to expect for black friday shopping this year. >>> still to come, baggage handlers caught on

new deal of view that the only way to find new approach is from the government? the elephant in the room, or perhaps the donkey, that is his predilection to new deal social problems -- programs was finally being maimed. eisenhowertgainst was representative of the split that has divided the gop up until today. eisenhower would most likely be considered a rino by most conservatives today. they realize the first republican president elected in 20 years would not roll back the new deal. eisenhowerto which accepted the programs, and his reason for doing so, have occupied historians and biographers since the late 1840's. -- 1940's. eisenhowerus is that embraced the reforms as a political necessity. the new deal had one broad acceptance of the american public. in a well-known letter to his conservative brother edgar, who had also accused him of selling out to the new deal, should any political party attempt to abolish social security, unemployment security, and eliminate labor laws, you would not hear of that party again in our political history. there is a tiny splinte

the new new orleans remains problematic term, i think. >> thank you. does anyone have any questions? any questions? well, i would like to offer you a question. what was one of the most fascinating stories that you were able to capture in terms of the economical as we are looking for? >> you know, i think that the fascinating thing to me and as we are here in baton rouge, though the city generates quite a lot of money from tourism in terms of revenue the passes through restaurants and hotels, not a lot of it comes back to city coffers. does not really filter back to the city. protecting that french quarter generates the tax revenue that comes up river and never back down. if you're going to understand anything that long-term as an issue to be faced and that is secondarily the puts of false feeling on where new orleans can go in until that relationship is reformed i ami am not sure how much bigger any of this can grow. >> pullback many of the layers of new orleans. thank you for being here and thank you all for coming to the presentation. please join them

argentinians head to the polls to elect a new president. why this vote matters for markets in the region. plus, hundred harrison on his companies -- hunter harrison and whether he is ready to boost his offering. ♪ david: welcome back to "bloomberg markets." and david gura. a time for the look at the biggest business stories in the news right now. the sugar and corn industry is reached a secret settlement in their billion-dollar battle over sweeteners. both sides announce the confidential deal today. it ends at trial that pitted sugar against high fructose corn syrup. made a false advertising claim, and the corn refiners countersued for $530 million, accusing the sugar industry of making false and misleading statements about their products. tesla motors is recalling its entire fleet of model less bands. -- model s sedans. the recall is the company's largest ever, involving 90,000 cars worldwide. the model x suv is not affected. hackers were able to see debit and credit information from people who dined or shopped at 54 of its hotels. the loca

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a big congratulations to the new hampshire runners who completed the tcs new york city marathon yesterday, 115 granite staters completed the 26.2 miles on a warmer than wanted day the the big apple. also run yesterday, the 9th annual manchester city half marathon and relay race, a perfectly cool day for the runners, larry gagnon says the event accomplished their objective which is to deliver a money to local charities. it's a great new hampshire race, but if you are a fan of this event you have to be concerned about diminishing participation. the number of par thon finishers went down from 433 last year to 200 this year. a 54% decline. the half marathon and relay participation has also been declining. 100 of the marathon finishers were from new hampshire, which means more granite staters ran in new york than manchester. gagnon says plans for the next marathon are under way. we need this race to continue. we'll have soccer highlights tonight at 11:00. tom: thank you. we want you to join us tonight at 7:00 for a one hour "chronicle" special labeled illness. our program looks at the ways we

this is the "cbs morning news." anne-marie green. . >>> if you have eaten in a restaurant lately, it might have been a challenge to carry on conversation amid the noise and music. now some places are using new designs to bring down the volume. jill wagner reports from new york city. >> at many restaurants these days, entrees are dished out with a side of decibels, open kitchens, hard surfaces at close quarters have created a lively atmosphere. it can also be hard to have a conversation. earlier this year, cbs feuds found some restaurants are keep traffic or even a jack hammer. but at ocean prime in new york. general manager zach montgomery is dialing down the noise. >> we want our restaurants to be live and energetic. yet at the same time you and i can sit here and have a conversation. >> reporter: ocean prime built this new restaurant with sound in mind. >> it's not only the loud ness that's the problem. it's the echos and reverb racing, that's where you get to the point where you can't hear yourself think. >> repor

this is the ""cbs morning news." n the trail of terror, the suspected mastermind of the paris attacks is identified while isis threatens a new attack in washington, d.c. dangerous weather is in store for millions as severe storms sweep across the plains and snow piles up in the rockies. >>> hundreds of demonstrators block a minneapolis highway, protesting a shootinging of a black machine by police. >>> a fire fighter severely burned more than a decade ago receives a new face in an operation that could have cost him his life. >>> good morning from the studio 57 fuse room at "cbs news" headquarters here in insuring. laimed responsibility. >>> this morning, there are new attacks if paris. a manhunt is under way for two suspected terrorists, one is described as the mastermind. the other supplied logistical support. isis warned? a video released yesterday that it planned to strike in washington, d.c. overnight, france watched another launch of airstrikes in syria. jonathan bigliotti is in washington. >> reporter: they will

let's get to the news. ohio voters yesterday rejected a proposal that would have legalized both recreational and medical marijuana. pot advocates were so devastated that there was hardly a dry mouth in the house. [ laughter ] the failed pro-legalization movement in ohio had drawn criticism by promoting pot with a mascot named buddy, who had the body of a superhero with a clump of marijuana for a head. [ light laughter ] and i think we actually have a picture of buddy. there he is. [ laughter and applause ] there's buddy. donald trump is in trouble after he re-tweeted a post from a twitter follower calling jeb bush jose and showing bush next to a nazi flag. even crazier, the follower he re-tweeted was @realbencarson. [ laughter ] the latest polls show jeb bush has the worst favorability rating of any candidate, democrat or republican. and honestly, i don't quite understand why he's so unpopular. [ light laughter ] i mean, he has political experience, he's a decent speaker, he's relatively moderate, he has big

the good news is this morning this does not affect the entire city. it only essentially affects monroe between first and second but we're still talking about 18 buildings that do not have water and no real indication of how many people were actually affected but that's a lot of buildings here and again crews now starting that process of repairing that eight inch water main break and they expect the work to be done by some time certainly these people are earlier. live this morning in hoboken, dray clark channel 7 eye witness news. >> thank you so much dray. >>> developing this morning, five people are in custody after a confrontation that left two nebraska police officers hurt and a suspect dead. it happened while officers were serving an arrest warrant. police say the suspect pulled out a gun and exchanged fire with police. one officer was shot another was injured during the incident. both officers are expected to recover. , today state troopers will visit every planned parenthood clinic in new york state to go over security and emergency procedures a

starting to see delays on the 42 freeway also in new jersey around dep fert at 41. e that delay or to 295. we'll update in the chester county accident in five minutes. >> reporter: good morning. i'm matt delucia live outside philadelphia city hall. a new mayor has been elected for the city. after the break, what happens next? >>> good morning. i'm matt delucia outside city hall. the next mayor of philadelphia has been chosen. former city councilman jim kenney, 99th mayor, he claimed a big victory with 85% of the vote. he thanks supporters and pledges to do more for education in the city and other big issues face the mayor including naming a new police commissioner. later this morning kenney will unveil his transition plan. we'll follow that throughout the day. the celebration is over and the work begins now, exactly two months away from inauguration day. matt delucia, "nbc 10 news." >> i'm monique braxton where the democrats have spoken. kevin steele the new leerd of prosecutors here at the courthouse. steele spent 92 grand. steele as deputy prosecutor has been invol

this is the ""cbs moing news." n the trail of terror, the suspected mastermind of the paris attacks is identified while isis threatens a new attack in washington, d.c. dangerous weather is in store for millions as severe storms sweep across the plains and snow piles up in the rockies. >>> hundreds of demonstrators block a minneapolis highway, protesting a shootinging of a black machine by police. >>> a fire fighter severely burned more than a decade ago receives a new face in an operation that could have cost him his life. >>> good morning from the studio 57 fuse room at "cbs news" headquarters here in insuring. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we have breaking news this morning. russia says the downing of a jet full of tourists in egypt was an act of terror. it is the first time russian official versus said that a home-made bomb brought down the metro jet last month. the crash in the sci-fi peninsula killed all 224 people on board. traces of explosives were found at the crash site. russian president vladi

we begin with the breaking news. the alert for american travelers, just moments ago and it comes just as millions now prepare to travel for the thanksgiving holiday. the state department issuing a worldwide travel alert, due to increased terrorist threats. of course, american cities on heightened alert already. and tonight, a major new discovery overseas we're following. dramatic stills of the drills right here in new york city. police and s.w.a.t. teams practicing the event of a suicide bombing or an attack on the subway. it comes as investigatiors say suicide belt has been found in paris. abc's jonathan karl is standing by at the white house, but first, abc's cecilia vega on the tips being taken right now to keep americans safe. >> reporter: tonight, amid that new alert, the state departme department's warning due to increased terrorist threats. hundreds of officers, their guns drawn, shots fired. a terror attack on a new york subway. this time, it was only a drill. but they are preparing for the worst. >> we are, a

the news of the down jet now we are seeing dow down futures down. nings from burlington and dollar tree. you are looking at fbn:am, first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ how else do you think he gets around so fast? take the reins this holiday and get the mercedes-benz you've always wanted during the winter event. hurry, offers end soon. >> cheryl: breaking news this morning, turkish military shoots down a russian jet over the syrian border. we are going to have the latest on the breaking situation. good morning, everyone, i'm cheryl casone. >> nicole: good morning, i'm nicole petallides. u.s. stock futures turn negative on this news of jet crash, was really shot down. check the futures right now. dow futures down 75. s&p to downside just over 9. >> cheryl: also breaking news this morning, explosive vest suspected to belonging to terrorist attacker is discovered outside of paris. >> nicole: franÇois hollande to press reluctant president obama to join attack on isis. we will have all the developments as well. >> cheryl: republic

they represent the most obvious difference between the old canal and new. these are the old canal gates, they open and close. the new ones slide in and out of place. how do you get a gate that size into something that narrow. >> very carefully. ( laughs) actually it was pretty neat. they have these, they look like skateboards with tons of wheels, she came down the road from on the ocean... ... and then they just maneuvered it with a little wheels inside the slot. they were millimeters of clearance to get her in. >> ok, millimeters of clearance in something that big. >> yes. >> another difference between the old canal design and the new are these water saving basins. >> so the water saving basins. are those those big giant ponds that we see over there. >> yes. >> what do they do? how does it fit into this? >> ok, the way the water saving basin are built, they have three different levels. and these levels go in hand in hand with the level of water in the chambers so the high level will go to the highest water saving basins, the middle one to the middle one, an

the royals 2015 world champions. nick income breaking newseak a 30-year drought and beat the new york mets to win the world series. we'll have all of the sports highlights for you. good morning, i'm nicole petallides. >> cheryl: and good morning, everyone, i'm cheryl casone, well, after a gang buster october stock searches for direction this monday morning. checking market futures today. less than four hours away, dow pointing higher and s&p looking higher one and a quarter. >> nicole: russia dismissing claims by isis that they shot it down. >> cheryl: jeb bush makes a bold prediction, is it a promise he can keep? we will tell you all about it. >> nicole: gop met to push in changes in debate format. >> cheryl: opening bell in the new york stock exchange with new company hewlett-packard enterprise begins trading, we will have that story, i won't make any star trek jokes. what to expect for your day ahead. >> nicole: let's kick it off with this. kansas city royals are the 2015 world series champions. mets blue a 2-0 lead and the royals won it i

the news continues live from doha next. we want to leave you with these images from the international space station. these images being beamed back from space. commander scott kelly and the engineer working to fix an ammonia leak on the space station cooling system. >> hello, welcome to the news hour live from doha. our top stories: the russian president orders suspension of flights to and from egypt until the cause of last week's sinai crash is known. >>> that yo that you says are ts are stranded in sharm el-sheikh. >> campaigning ends in myanmar for sunday's election marking an historic transition from military rule to democracy. >>> we'll tell you why the

let's get to the news here, guys. ew national poll, found that ben carson is now ahead of donald trump by six points in the republican race. [ cheers ] finally proving that you can literally sleep your way to the top. [ laughter and applause ] i saw that after being courted by several candidates, conservative billionaire paul singer has decided to endorse marco rubio. yeah. now, instead of having a button that says donate, rubio's website just says, "we good." [ laughter and applause ] we good. meanwhile, jeb bush's campaign says that they want to bring back the cancelled telemundo debate, but donald trump has threatened to boycott it rather than go. when they heard that, telemundo was like, "ay, dios mio." [ laughter and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: and the oscar goes to -- >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. [ light laughter ] they give an oscar for tv performances? >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: the first time given an oscar to a tv performance. >> steve: yeah. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: there's actually been a lot

san diego padre, he was ousted at the end of the season >> updating breaking news, a road rage incident with a gun that ended up with a surprising >> no survivors when a plane slams into an apartment building >> another big injury in the nfl, the new college football that the celts did it >> ben affleck is reportedly headed back to massachusetts to shoot his new movies, he will be in the prohibition era drama, live by night. and they are starting street closures starting thursday. a class action maker for cheerios, they are wrong to imply that high protein cheerios has higher protein, and it has equal times. but cheerios protein has 17 general mills has not responded >> an impressive win by the celtics, six players in double figures as the c's beat the bucks, milwaukee jumped out to a 12 point lead. greg monroe is going to clean out the scraps. evan turner throws that one up i've fouls, and it goes in, ref doesn't give it to him. turner gets the steal on one end, a dunk on the other. isaiah thomas in the starting lineup led the way with 20 points. the celtics get b

the news have been threatened. the malaysian government's approval ratings are at an all time low around 20%. the pressure that it is under has landed on the mediation opposition leaders and bloggers. a man was arrested earlier this year facing fine counties of sedition resulting in 43 years in prisoner. the charges do not relate to his cartoons. it was his tweet it related to. the pakistani media regulator has begin implementing a decision that bans all television and radio coverage of militant groups. 72 organizationss were covered by the bad including fif. both organizationss are linked to the group suspected of carrying out the 2008 hotel siege in mumbai india which claimed more than 160 lives. it is said that pakistani media outlets will be monitored on this. last week broadcasters were said not to show pictures of people being rescued under a fallen building. the media have been ordered to stop running charities associated with the militant groups of the noncompliance would invoke legal action that could resul

the lead, dr. ben carson. and a new and blunt message aimed at jeb bush, telling him, it's time to get out of the race. here are the numbers tonight. dr. ben carson surging seven points in less than two weeks, followed by trump, marco rubio. abc's tom llamas with trump's new words. >> reporter: today, donald trump doing what he does best -- selling donald trump. his new book out this morning. donald trump is still attracting the most media and the biggest crowds. all these people lined up to get their book signed. but his poll numbers are the man topping trump, dr. ben carson, today on "gma," trump hitting him hard. >>ben doesn't have the experience. it's not his thing, george. you know, you're born with it. it's not his thing. he hasn't got the temperament for it. it's not the right thing for him. >> well i would say experience comes from a variety of different things. it didn't only have to be in one segment or the other. >> i'm praying for you! >> reporter: today in tampa, 1,000 carson supporters turned up for his bo

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that is the most since 2007. don champion is at new york's penn station with more on what is being done to keep holiday travelers safe. good morning, don. >> reporter: good morning, annemarie. it is get-away day. the day before thanksgiving and one of the busiest travel days behind me penn station will be busy today. the mad dash out of town comes days after the state department issued that worldwide terror alert for americans in new york you can see a stepped-up security presence. heavily armed soldiers on patrol at laguardia airport. it's part of an increased effort to prevent a terror attack like the one in paris. >> i was surprised at, like, the amount of soldier types. i was like, wow, it's getting serious. >> reporter: "the new york times" police putting up barricades and standing on guard. the nypd rolling out its anti-terrorism group including cops and specially trained officers. more than a million people are expected to line the streets for the thanksgiving day parade. >> some of those officers would be equipped with the long

>> yes. >> that's the good news. the bad news, if only your e- mails were stolen, you won't necessarily be stolen. hackers have your have -- have your e-mail. they can send you an e-mail with an attachment and if you click on it, then have everything. >>> the justice is filing a suit to try to protect competition at airports. the deal is to allow united to land more takeoff and landing spots. the justice department is concerned this would lead to fewer choices and higher fares for customers. united already controls 75% of the slots at newark which are allocated by the faa. >>> extra pounds for children could mean heart problems earlier than you would expect. >>> it's a home that looks like a resort. from movies and popcorn to your own turf. find out how much it will cost to live here. >>> home alone. >> oh, yes. today in history, time sure does fly, 25 years ago, the movie "home alone" premiered in chicago. it was the top grossing film of million at the box office. >>> tonight's living large takes us to a home that fe

around the country. >>> new jersey's notorious highway traffic comes to the aid of police. officers from new york and new jersey chase a murder suspect for more than 20 minutes monday. the suspect is seen weaving through traffic and, at times, going the wrong way! but it wasn't until he hit a big backup at a toll plaza that police were able to capture him. >>> this is definitely not what you want to see when you look out of your window when you're sitting on a plane. a passenger flying from san jose international airport recorded this video tuesday. betty yu of our san francisco station kpix found out what was going on. >> reporter: this is what a southwest passenger saw from his window before takeoff, a worker tossing luggage like a bean bag. while another clapped. each time, workers try to hurl the bag farther. >> the perception of it, it looks like tossing a customer's bag. >> reporter: that is why chase plattin shot it with his cell phone and posted the video on southwest's facebook page. turns out, it wasn't southwest. it was alaska airlines worker. alaska claims they w

new talent. that became part of the soul of "the new yorker". first really serious fiction editor goes and finds john cheever living in a cold water flat downtown. he spent his entire career writing into "the new yorker". charlie: we will learn about the decade of the 50's because we will see it through writers who wrote in that decade. david: right, this is not a comprehensive decade review of the 50's. certain things we are great on, the cold war, the technological pre-revolution. charlie: the coming cultural exclusion of the 60's. david: if you're looking for an elvis presley profile, weirdly, you're not going to get it. which tells me something. it tells me that i need to be alive to trends and popular culture. if i miss it, i will have not, and the new yorker will have not done its job. it doesn't have to be that week, or that album, or kanye west in that year, but if you are going to account for a decade, there are certain things that if you miss in the aggregate, you blew it. charlie: tell me what in the decade that just passed that you ta

news coverage starts right now, this is the fox25 morning news. >>gene: good morning, everybody. thank you for being with us on the fox25 morning news on this thursday morning, it is november 5. i am gene lavanchy. >>sara: and i am sara underwood. we are in store for another warm day, but you will still need a light jacket as you head out the door. fox25 stormtracker meteorologist shiri spear is here with the cool spots as you wake up this morning. >>shiri: hey, good morning, indeed. more 30s across southern new hampshire now in portsmouth, nashua and keene down into orange at 39 degrees. 51 though in worcester. 55 in boston. some 40s in lawrence and bedford. 56 in norwood. sure. southeastern massachusetts is the hot spot, but also the foggy spot this morning. i don't have any dense fog now on the map like i did last hour, but i do have fog for boston southward, even in bedford and fitchburg in keene, new hampshire. shouldn't pull you down too much but you are going to notice it until 7 to 8:00. partly cloudy and south of the pike and temperatures

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