why did y y open thihi small book store? you opened it in massachusetts in a small town. >> in plainville. it's called an unlikely story. it was really a realization of a dream. there was an old markethere from the 1800s, and we had to take it down. then we built up this really nice three-story colonial and put a book store in it. it's great. people are coming from miles around and even overseas to visit thihi store. it's so cool to see people walking down the streets, kids holding a book in their hands and looking really happy. that's nice. >> most people would say, opening an independent book store, you're about 50 years toooo late for that. amazon, you look at everything that is happening. do you think, first of all, is it mng you can make a profit on, and second of all, is it because it's a book store or your book store? >> a combination of everything. at 2% to 5% margin, so you're not going to get rich off it, but when you look at my town and all of a sudden this small town that's choked with traffic and police details.

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and what's funny -- >> so your family, do they getet paid for thihi work they're doing for you? >> oh, yeah, hell yeah. you know. better pay them sman somebody else. you have another job out here, it's author. >>es, yes.. >> stephen: you have a new book. it's called "if someone says 'you complete me' run!." ( laughter ) ( applause ) why? why should i run? >> they know. >> stephen: they know? >> they know. >> stephen: they don't know. >> why should you run. >> stephen: why should you run if somebody says, "you complete me." why don't you want intimacy, whoopi. >> intimimy is different from completion, baby. you should know that by now. here's the deal-- do you really want to be with someone who is not complete? that means you have to take care of them. you have to always be with them to make them better. >> stephen: oh, yeah. >> you have toto be-- i thihi you a relationship. you have to come in as-- as you so that you can function. this other b.s., of, you know, you complete me. no! >> stephen: either-- either the person really-- if they say, "you complete me," either, you know,

. >> when i first started following thihi you c cld count the number of developments on both hands. today there are literally hundreds, i hear about new one virtually every week. puttg a farm in the middle of development relatively low cost, something that seems to resonate with lots of people so i think we're going to see a lot more of these projects going forward. >> agri hoods are popping up like peppers coast to coast, the cannery nene sacramento h h 7.a acre farm. prairie crossing outside chicago is anchored by 100 acre farm. and just outside washington, d.c. you'll find willows, with 300 acres set aside for fruits and vegetables, chickens and goats. but agrihoods are often luxury living. costs about $700,000.0. five times more than other homes in the area. serenbe recently broke ground on 200 new homes and when complete is expected to have 1200 residents. >> moving here theyant to be near the farm. they want to overlook it. >> 29-year-old ashlee rogers is serenbe's farm manager. >> i know most of t folks in th community. they can come up to me one day and say, i made that dinn

enjoy thihi however as it will quickly change early week with a wet pattern entering the upper midwest. tonight: clear & cool low: 23-29 winds: w 5-10tomorrow: sunny andndspectacular high: 54-60 winds: sw 5-15 bruce and beth... friends and classmates plan another big search tomorrow morning to look for any sign of a missing waterloo student with special needs. 18-year-old moe sed disappeared on october 22nd. he left home riding his bicycle, but he did not have any money or a cell phone with h. sed was last seen wearing black pants and a blue shirt. he is a burmese refugee and has long dark hair with red-dyed tips. kcrg t-v nine's dave franzman says organizers of tomorrow's seaeah want a lot o o volunteers to comb trails and wooded areas. sot/nat searchers organized the first big effort a week after r he waterloo teen disappeared. volunteers looked mainly in the areas around crossroads mall and distributed fliers with a description of the missing teen. sot/nat on saturday, the search will shift to the area nature trails and wetland areas around the city's greenbelt and several lakes. "h

debris.the amana fire chief says they arrived to find the northern thihi of the building in flames.he says they had to use a hose from the south side at first because the smoke, flames and heat were too intense.it took about two hours and the help of the oxford, norway and fairfax fire departments bringing in water to fight the fire.more than thirty golf carts were also destroyed.the general manager says nobody should have been in the building at the time.he says he wowoered w bad the fire wouldlde as he drove toward the towering smoke. 1:10 "you drive up here over the hill and you kind of see that there's maybe one wall of the clubhouse that's still standing. it's like... wow. there'e'absolutely nothing left." left."community members also told us they hope the building that stood here for 25 years will be rebuilt.staff say they arenensure what's next.in amana, mellaney moore, cbs 2 news. live in amana, mellaney moore, cbs 2 news. news.thanks, mellaney new this afternoon... afternoon...the iowa state trooper who shot at a car in washington county has bn cleared of any wrong-g-doing. d

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thihi will be mainly north offhighway 20. temperatures drop below freezing tonight and all the ater, from today, will begin to freeze. so any untreated surfaces could be slick later tonight and early friday morning. high temperaturrs will onsistent thrououh the weekend with readings in the low to mid 30s. more clouds are expected friday until the storm moves far enough away. high pressure gives us sunshine saturday while clouds increase sunday. we are tracking the chance of rain/snow monday and light snow tuesday. a cold rain will continue through the rest of the afternoon and evening. there is a chance of a rain/snow mix as the temperatures drop and the precipitation tapers off overnight. this will be mainly north of highway 20. temperatures drop below freezing tonight and all the we are tracking the chance of coming up... area high schoolers take p prt in one of he nation's best thanksgiving traditions - the macy's thanksgiving day parade. and - find out what black friday shopping die hards are doing to prepare for the sale

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. >> this appearsrs too the thihi major attack by isis in just the last two weeks. >> that's right. there was the bombing of the russian jet, thebombs in beirut and this, a wave of terror. isis claimed responsibility for all three attacks. >> moments ago i spoke with a witness inside that bataclan theatre. you weren the first floor >> yeah, i was in the venue. >> what happened? >> it was crazy. i don't know what to say. we heard shots right -- we were in the middle of the concert, it was great, there was a good atmosphere, we were having fun and heard shots and like i mentioned before, i didn't believe it at first. i thoughtht it was a a ke. i ththght, what's g going on because i didn't see the shots. i just heard them and having never been under attack in my life, i couldn't -- i didn't think it was actually real gunshots and then all of a sudden people started screaming and that's when we realized with my two friends that we had to get out and we started ducking, you know, hiding behind the seats andetting down and luckily near to where weweere, there was a safafy exit we were the

>> i read thihi morning in the papers that there is one. i wouldn't be surprised. again, this is an atraditional election and i'm not sure the traditional things of let's get a super pac and try to take somebody down are necessarily going to work. >> a lot of the big money in the republican party has not committed. >> yeah, i think that's right. but also what's interesting to me is how many people are committed in several different places. i know people who have given a check to bush, rubio, fiorina, kasich, you name it, christie or some combination thereof. >> thank you, karl. >> thank you, karl ve. >> congrats on the book. >> thank you. and i brought you each a mckinley handkerchief. >> i don't have one of those. thank you, k kl rove. "the triumph of william >>> a widower channels his heart ache into helping a total stranger. how a rare ad on craigslist led to a vital connection. you're watching "cbs this morning." takes a lot of work... to run this business. i'm on the move all day long... and sometimes, i just don't eat the way i should. so i drink boost to get

>> i would just say that with the price of corn so depressed, i thihi there's a big tendndcy for a lot of producers and for analysts, including, to look for a bottom, there's no shohoage of those guysysut there. if that's s at your goal is looking for it, you can find them, but to my -- you know, keeping to t same point i've been making throughout the show is that it's still a lot more risk than i think people realize. we're still 50 cents away from hitting multyear contract lows, and i would say just be prepared for that possibility. >> all right. tommy, what do you think? >> well, look at my notes. it's been 560 days since fronmonth corn's traded $5, and it could be another 560 days. it could ju be 60 days. markets can surprise you, but the facts are we're no longer coming on n e show talking about that prices can go down. and the time to worry about prices to go down was when we were $7.50 corn. now that we're $3.50 i think there's still downside risk. i agree with my friend here, but we also have a ton of upside risk, and you need to manage those risks both upside and downside and

it was a really t tgh thihi. your whole life you're hidingt and suddenly, yep i'm gay. anyway, y'all. >> why can't i speak the truth? be who i am. i'm 35 years old. i'm so afraid to tell people. i just -- susan, i'm gay. >>>>ou won the emmy. >> yeah. >> but abc cancelled the show. >> yeah. >> there was a hot of backlash. people of hollywood didn't have your back that time. >> you know, of course i was angry at the time. because i wanted the support. i knew i couldld possibly lose my show. but didn't rlize there were that many people out there struggling. then suddenly i'm hearing from people who were considering suicide and that i did do a lot for them and help them. >> she is a game-changer for her courage and honesty. but she is a tv icon because she doesn'tt let her sexuality define who she is. it is all about her heart, hard work and bringing happiness to as many people as she can. whether the host of her own show or and a little fish who has a sequel coming out next year. >> doery's philosophy keep learning. >> didn't write that line but that line was written for m

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"i've got to motororut of here," he thihis. "this is no place to raise a child." quilted northern. designed to be forgotten. the first officer trial in the freddie grey case starts in baltimore. gray died from spinal injuries. the prosecutors told them twice he needed medical attention. medics weree never call. he has pled not guilty. in the daily news, new york on high alert after the fbi warns of an anti--arizona man may be headed to confront a group. the muslims of america showed them the daily video that shows john ritzheimer holding a gun saying he plans to drive cross country to confront the group. >> guess what. we're [ bleep ] ready for them. hang it on you muslim [ bleep ]. >> muslims of america posts the "islamic post" the fbi is trying to locate him. a scary scene in southern virginia where a bus carrying 50 passengers overturned, many students from uv tech and bradford university returning to hool after thanksgiving. at least 35 people were hurt, one critally. the bus driver was charged with reckless driving. >>> pope francis is making a splash in a war torn country fil

the most important thing i wilil say about thihi election is just encouraging everybody to participate. if you're sick and tired of grid lock, you got to get involved and make sure the candidates are willing to take tough questions and i hate to see the republican candidates who say they're s s tough they're going to stair down the chinese and the russians and somehow cnbc scares them. you have to be able to field difficult q qstions and if people are paying attention, i think thafrey're going to make good decisions. >>> a sgeenen fteen-year-old took police on a bumpy hour-long chase through two counties. it began when a chevy tahoe, reportedly stolen, hit a police vehicle. the suv even lost a rear tire and hit several parked cars along the chase. the driver was finally arrested when he jumped out of the rolling vehicle. >>> herers somethingou do not e every day. a plane with its own parachute. the single engine plane piloted by bill simon experienced oil pressure issues. air field but was foursed to have a parachute as well. four people includudg simon were hospitalized. the faa is in

and i thihi that we need to be vigilant, elevate the discussion." and for the marchers, spreading that message is just one step in their there were multiple stops for the marchers along their route today. two of t tm included the siouxland center for active generations and the the woodbury county courthouse. there were prayers for the children at each stop. sheila? thanks, tiffany. the cold weather did not prevent people from out-of-town from coming to support the cause. there were people who traveled from oklahoma city, des moines and other areas outside siouxland to raise awareness. one e n came from omaha to be a papa of the march. "i feel like people look over this like people look over this a lot," said petejanda, an omaha, nebraska resident. "i mean it's kinda sad to see what's happening and seeing what's happening to these children and i think that people should take a stand." janda says the march signifies so much momo than just going on a walk and that it was important for him to participate. again, the weather could affect your holiday com

. >> i thihi honestly it's not the subject matter,t's the personality of the e est. >> when it debuted in 1991, jerry's show was actually quite tame. >> first show. >> after few years of soft ratings he made a few adjustments. our first interview with him was in 1994. >> i think what makes our show different is that i'm different. phil is different from oprah, different from salal, diffffent from me. >> they are all gone. they are not on the air anymore. you are still standing. what's the difference? why? like -- our show i not like save civilization. >> it's entertain civilization. >> yeah, i guess so. >> after all the fights and freak shows, jerry showed his softer side in 2006 in "dancing with the stars." >> i realized i really wasn't a crazy person, just a normal dd. >>>>aw when your w wderful daughter was on the show --- >> that was the moment. that's the reason i ended up doing the show and i learned to dance the waltz for her wedding. >> you did. now she has a 7 years old. >> yeah. the the best thing in the world. >> but after some 5,000 episodes of the jerry springer show, he's

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. >> you got to see thihi guy. oh, i don't remember. maybe that's what i said. >>> plus, russia's putin agrees to join u.s. led coalition against isis. >>> a wild day on the gridiron. >>> that and much more, "early today" starts right now. >>> good morning. it was a frightening thank thanksgiving at the white house. a man draped in an american flag scaled the fence all while the first family was gathered for >> reporter: video capturur the chaotic moment the secret service took down this men while the first family celebrated thanksgiving inside. >> crazy. >> reporter: the jumper identified as joseph kaputo, draped in an american flag scaled the nearly eight foot spiked fence crunching papers in his mouth. prompting the white house to go into lock down mode for several hours. it has happened before but this is the first person to make it over the fence since spikes were added to the top this summeme and one of the few times in recent history the entire first family was home during a fence jumping incident. >> anytime someone successfully

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there's still a lot of ffotball to play thihi year, that the undefeated hawkeyes are moving up in the college football playoff rankings. five in the latest evening. the hawkeyes stand behind clemson, alabama, ohio state and notre dame. a team must be in the top four to qualify for the playoff, where they would play in either the cotton bowl or the oraage bowl on new year's eve. iowa's next game is saturday night against minnesota. scott saville will have more about preps for that game still ahead tonight. university of iowa say the school could do more in wake of racial incidents. their comments come as students, faculty and staff at another major university criticize their some african american students some afrin american students at the university of iowa say the school could do more to promote inclusiiness on campus. their remarks follow the racial tensions on the university of missouri campus in columbia. yesterday, the president of the university of missouri system president and the chancellor at the columbibi mpus announcee their resignations. that followed weeks of mounting cr

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in a moment, i'' be joined by two candnddates who represesnt thihi anti-i-litician mood off the ccntry, donald trump a a bernie sanders. but first, another one of those candidates who has seized on the republican voters' frustration wi politics as usual is ben carson. but his rise in the polls has been clouded lately by allegations that he has been embellishing or possibly making up stories about his young life. my colleague chris jansing caught up with carson at jfk airport last night in new york and asked him about the stories that he was a violent teen, that he was offered a scholarship to west point after meeting with general william westmoreland,, and the first thing you'll hear that he protected whixe students at his high school duri the mlk riots in detroit. >> reporter: so what they said was that they contacted a number of people there, they talked to a teacher there, that none of those people remember this happening. >> well, they don't remember the riot? >> reporter: everyone remembers the riot, that i don't remember the role you say you played in helping to protect white stu

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now willing off of almost 20 years of experience with other systems, other technologies to design thihisircraft. if i could, one thing, rememr that northrop grumman has innovated all of the complex systems that go into a large stealth in -- aircraft. other companies could have done a fine job, but i do think anyone could do as well as do not thinmman -- anyone could do as well as northrop grumman. vago: this is grady using penetrating reconnaissance systems and they are looking at integrateduch more family of systems, so how unprecedented is this architecture and how does this indicate how the air force is going to fight to the future? mark: this armomor was born outf , ited for a joint system would need to be launched by the navy and the air force and lotos of thingthat the air force has assessed. the failurelook at of systems and finding the main gaps and putting priority on a new bomber, this will anchor the future family of systems, and that is going to give our nation and ability to strike any target globally for quite sometime in the future. vago: laura, hoimportant is this work fo

that could have marked the end of thihis raid. we do understand from the frenc justice ministry that the raid is over. the paris prosecutor's office tells us that five people have been arrested. three suspects inside that apartment that they were targeting and two people, a man and a woman, near that. now, the big question this mornings whether the mastermind, the organizer of those friday attacks that left 129 people deaddas inside that apartment. his name i abdelhamid abaaoud. he was believed to be in syria. he is a relatively senior isis leader, quite prominent. he's been featured in many of thr propaganda to recruit others to the isis cause and in the more gruesome barbaric execution isis video, as well. so the french officials this morning said that he was the target of this raid but right now we don know whether he was one of those arrested. >> all right, our abc alex marquardt standing by there in sat-denis and it's a fairly big suburb north of parisnd our matt gutman is in another part of snt-denis live for us. >> he arriv

temperatures at this hour, still fairly mild for thihis time of year. at this hour, 59 in monticello, 53 in iowa city, 52 cedar ram idz. ee -- rapids. temperatures get colderfom. highs in the 40s around here. so future track, timinin of this, by 11:00, again the storms are well across the area. out of the region, clouds, now here comes the second round of those showers as we head through the overnight hours. so scattered light rain expected, maybe another 10th or quarter inch of rain a possibility by 3:00, still looking at a couple spotty showers by 6:00, otherwise a cloudy sky. as for tonight, showers and thunderstorms during the evening hours, and then eventually showers overnight, temperatures dropping down into the upper 30s, low 40s. that wind direction will switch around to the northwest at 15 to 30 miles per hour. kick off the morning tomorrow with future track at 6:00, we'll have the clouds around through 9:00. notice the clearing line is going to be a real sharp edge to that. by lunchtime, southwestern counties clear, still holding onto some cl

it is chilly out here thihi morning, guys. it is windy and it's cold. of course, that wind makes it feel colder. let's look at what is going on the next couple days. it is the dip in the jet stream. the cold air surging from the north. it extends all the way down to texas and parts of oklahoma and into arkansas. so it is pretty much cold everywhere. we have freeze warnings and watches in effect. bybyomorrow morning, temperaturur in the lower 30s. shreveport, 33 degrees to start off sunday. as we go into the next couple days, the cold air will continue to stretch east. now keep in mind when youave cold air crossing over the great lakes, it falls as lake-effect snow. that kicks on tomorrow. today is a regular area of low pressure causi snow in chicago and parts across michigannnd where it is raining right now, it will end as snow. we have several more inches of snow possible across the upper midwest and western great lakes. high pressure in the middle of the country. thatstormtrack 7 weather team: the snow will be coming to an iowa. traveling is not advis

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on abc9 news thihi morning. "" jessica rae: this morning, national security remains to be a concern in the wakof the deadly terrorist attacks in paris. and right now, french investigators are working to confirm if the alleged ring-leader was killed in that recent terror raid. abc's kenneth moton has the latest. "this morning, the threat to the homeland is being taken seriously in cities across the nation. william brattonnyc commissioner "that's what terrorists seek to

i thihi travel will be tough in california, washington, oregon, i-5. and dallas, mild weather, and warm, with the snow melting it could cause problems. but east of the mississippi, pretty pleasant. >>> and in chicago, in the middle of the snowstorm, a fire broke out at one of the most famous skyscrapers. the hancock center. firefighters going floor by floor evacuating residents. five people were slightly injured. >>> coming up, the suspect opening fire on a medical student trying to rescue a womama >>> and later, two politicians, a tied election. no recount. what is in the silver cases that determine a winner? when a moment turns romantic why pause to take a pill? or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use is approved to treat both erectile dysfunction and the urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, as it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure.

the popepeisiting a mosque thihi morning. under heavy security. he urged factions to lay down their weapons and arm themselves with peace and forgiveness instead. >>> reaction pouring in overnight to word that kobe bryant is retiring from basketball after this season. bryant will leave the game as its number three career scorer. with at least 17 all-star appearances and at least 2 olympic gold medals. in a news conference after last night's loss, kobe says he knows it's time to leave the game. >> i honestly feel good about t it. i really do. i feel at peace with it. and, you know, excited for what's to come. honestly. the amount of respect i have for the fans on the road.. to show w tual appreciation and spect for each other, to me, is enough. but i really can't thank the fansnough. >> the 37-year-old has struggled with injuries for the past t tee seasons. he played his entire career with the lakers. >> amazing it's been 20 years. >> can you believe that? >> i can't. >> long time. >> mm-hmm. >>> well, still ahead. our first look at amazon's drone

>> i thihi jororn could take a lot more of the refugees than they're taking right now. i don't see any reason quite frankly that some of the other nations in the area shouldn't also be asked to do ito that u don't have to goo through a big cultural change with them. and in terms of money, when i looked at the refugee camps in jordan, there's about a $3 billion short fall. annually. last0year on halloween candy. is it something that can be done? if we bring 10,000 or 25,000 of them to the united states that's not solving a problem. that's a little band-aid that mamas people say, we're good guys. we want to actually solve the problem. >> dickerson: make the link between halloween and the refugees for me, are you talking about a national fundraising drive or -- >> i talked about in terms of the amount of money that it would take to fund the shortfall. our country has done a great job in terms of providing support. there's no question about that. but i believe thathe entire international community could easily make up that $3 billion shortfall. my point comparing it to hall

ship's owner has not commented on the lawsuit, today the company said this, we have fully supported thihi search and the investigigion. we continue to keep the crew and their loved ones in our thoughts and prayers. now answers to what did happen could be closer than ever. but for some filies -- >> i will never get overr it. there is nothihi worse than losing a child. >> reporter: closure may be much harder to find. nbc news. >>> isis claims yet another victory in syria today in and now new criticism is erupting in this country over the u.s. change in strategy in syria as nbc whiteouse correspondent kristen welker explains the 2016 gop candidates are pouncing on the president's plan to put a small number of u.s. troops on the ground. after thousands of u.s.-lead a a strikes today isis militants are moving closer to capturing a key western city in syria. the turmoil underscoring the broader crisis that prompted a new ptep. th white house announcing some 50 special opss troops will now be sent to syria. their mission to train, advise, and assist but not engage in combat. >> how is that not a

. >>> w w turn thihi evening to a health alert now. chipotle taking drastic action, closing 43 restaurants after 22 people fell ill, raising fears of an e. coli outbreak. invest gave tomorrows are looking for a cause, and near is >> reporter: chi pot late closing 43 of its restaurants in oregon and washington state. would be patrons greeted with this message on the door. fyi, we are closed due to a supply chain issue. so far, at least three victims have been sickened by e. coli in portland and 19 outside seattle. eight of them, bad enough to be hospitalized. >> the excruciating pain in my abdomen was something i've never experienced. >> reporter: health officials say most, but not all of the victims told them they recently ate at one of six chipotle's. the chain closing two locations, though the come contamination hasn't been directly linked to them. saying in a statement, the safety and well-being of kus americans is our highest proyourty. >> shutting down restaurants is a good way to go. >> reporter: and because symptoms can take mor

. >> reporter: that's him that night, shaved head and whiskey bottle at thihis side.s video. >> obviously, i received numerous death threats today. i really appreciate that. that's classy. >> reporter: he thinks the campaign against him was viral, not organized by the gun lobby, though in his rant he wondered why they would oppose a sale of any gun. >> how can people who are supposed to be pro gun and that any gun is good in the right hands, how hypocritical is that? if you believe in the second amendment and it's absolute, then you should be able to buy whatever you want. >> reporter: what andy didn't realize is there's a long belingered history to these devices. 15 years ago, smithen wessen promised the white house guns as a part of -- >> they will develop smart guns that can be fired only by the adult that owned them. >> reporter: nra says smart guns is part of the gun control agenda. factories closed, employees were laid off and after that, no big u.s. gun maker ever went near a smart gun. >> there's a lot of skepticism and recyst zns to them. >> reporter: preside

. >> he is ready to move on and take thihis step bstep. >> reporter: at the same time, in downtown chicago, more prototeststsalli forhe city's top brass to step down. at the university of chicago today, that arrest for that online threat that b broughthe campus to statandstill. federal investigators say 21-year-old jabari dean made that threat, posting on social media, "i will execute 16 white male students. this is not a joke." 16, the same number of times mcdonald was shot. and david, van dyke now preparing for a legal battle in court. go fund me last week shut dowown a page that had been created to raise money for him. the president of the police union is saying they are asking their members for donions to raise money for van dyke's defense. david? >> alex perez, thank you. >>> now, to the race for 2016 tonight. nald trump is standing his ground this evening and taking our reporter's question. trump accused of mocking a journalist with a physical disability. he said he had no idea the reporter had a disability. just as another republican contender, chris christie, snags clus tee now tak

and thihi song's about a booty call look at what happens. >> i don't think there's ever been a more elegant and classy performance of a song about a booty call. in the history o o music. gwen sang it to me. [ laughter ] >> okay. thank you, blake. let's move on to pharrell, if we can. fal fa pharrelel >> no one's letting it go. twitter called it the most awkwardly hilarious moment. >> fans said they thought it was blake making it official and they loved seeing gwen blush. >> adele, as you know is going do have ato have a concert tonight. she released another song this morning. young." >> she's still young. we might be exactly like we were before we realized we're getting older oh, i'm so mad i'm getting old it makes me restless it was just like a movie >> oh, my god, it's all about exes. >> i didn't understand a lot of the words. i don't know. >> oh, my gosh. by the way, adele was at sirius radio yesterday when i was that's correct and she was in the fishbowl and does those q&as. people ask her questions, and she was engaging them by asking them questions. she's so down to earth, walkingng o

les get right to ginger zee, because ginger, a lot of people begin their travel thihis evening. >> reporter: that's exactly right. and by tomorrow, they're all on the roads. so, we need to check in. brand new winter storm watches from texas to iowa. that's more thursday night into friday. yo see the pink and orange, just smothering the west. winter storm wnings a advisories. that's happening now through tomorrow. so, ok at this. it's boise up to billing salt lake still is one of the airports to watch out for for a wednesday delay. and then we'll move this to the south and east. by thursday itself, the rain erupts from wisconsin back to texas. i think friday morning looks the messiest. amarillo could see a half inch of ice. dallas to oklahoma city, heavy rain and storms on i-35. >> ginger, thank you. >>> we turn now to the race for 2016, and donald trump, doubling down tonight, standing by his claim t that he saw thousands cheering the buildings coming down on 9/11. tonight, also making news after saying he saw something else. saying he saw workers that morning jumping fromm the twin towers

all along thihi coastline, where the boats come ashore, you can see several of these huge pis, thousandsf life preservers. and every single one of them represents an individual journey of hope and desperation. and with every landing, the tears of relief, the joy, the determination to go on. >> terry, our thanks to you tonight and our tete overseas. >>> in themeantime, backk here at home this evening and to new york state's decision to ban two very popular fantasy sports websites. both draft kings and fan duel tonight vowing to fight back now, calling their businesses legal. more than 40 million players in america, spending an average of $257 a year on daily fantasy sports. it's a multibillion dollar industry. new york, the biggest state to take action against the companies. other states a a expected to follow. >>> there is still much moree ahead on "world news tonight" this wednesday. the cruise ship lawsuit tonight and we want your opinion. the man hit by the sliding glass door. keep your eye on the video here. the door is about to close, it hits this man right there in the head. but was