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forth. " well if the reason for having ylight savivis titi, which i've read is to have more daylight available, i don't see any reason why they don't go into and not remove it. " " i'll take my dogs for a walk and it just seems to get really dark really early and make your nights very short.. " " i like to keepthings simple so lets just do it the way nature intended and go by the sun." it just keeps getting darker - until december 21st - when the sun sets at about 4-15. the only option is moving - - aririna and hawaii - - are the only states that ignore -daylight saving time. head to the polls in a couple days for c cy elections - and there e e some imortant issues on the ballot. ballot.one of them is a 27 cent tax levy that would continue funding city libraries.supporters have been pushing for it, saying it's sential to continue funding all those free programs the libraries offer. "it's paying for something that is really important to the community and really valuable to people especially people t tt wouldn't have e access to the kinds of materials that the library has." has."in ced

avenue in protest of the fatal police shooting of laquan mcdonald.he was t 17 year old who was shot 16 titis by officer jason van dyke - who has been charged with first degree murder. protests have erupted around chicago since wawareleased this w wk, but have for the most part, have been peaceful. and coming up in sports sportsbird is the word the hawkeyes are twelve and oh highlights from today's historic win next in sports jeb bush: leadership means you've got to be all in. it's not about yappin'. it's not about talng. it's about doing. i know how to do this because i was privileged to serve in floridadaor eight years. and we turned the systems upside down that weren't working. 1.3 million new jobs were created. we cut taxes every year. income rose in people's pockets. people were lifted out of poverty. children started to learn. as president of the united states, i pledge to you that i will solve problems. announcer: right trise usa is responsible for the content of this message.e. whatato say -- cause i've that's 12-and-oh, so little bit speechless on that but uh... it's just an unbeliev

titi plenty of folks will get their fill of football and turkey next week. but for some, especially the needy, thanksgiving can be a hard time. jenna: but one local restaura has opened up to those in need this holiday and are getting some support from the community. abc9's bria bell has more on sioux city's rebo's bria: what was supposed to be a family gathering, turned into a community event. heather rees and her husband brian are opening their restaurant on thanksgiving to anyone who is looking for r meal with a family feel on t t side. "we never expect this kind of a turnout," said heather rees. heather, her husband and their in-laws came up with an idea to help the less fornuate by opening up their restaurant on thanksgiving day for a traditional meal. the word spread through social media, but according to heather it was something she could have never imagined. "we put it on facebook and sent out a couple of messages...word of mouth. it just went crazy," said rees. locabusinesses and people from the community were quick to reach out and donate everything

first time this year, his offensive coordinator from last year,tom herman going down for the first titi. jamarummers of uconn with the interception and the fourth turnover by the houston cougars -- they lose for the first time this year. uconn bowl eligible for the first t)me under bob diaco and that puts navy alone for first now inheir division of the american athletic conference. >> verne: that's why we've got you there, adam, way to sort it out. navy again playing tulsa tonight on cbs sports s twork. you've got to be impressed with navy's accomplishments this year. >> gary: they could have a game the week before army playing in the championship game in the a.a.c. for l.s.u. the >> verne: fourth and goal. fournette. backckn the field. >> verne: toss. bobbled. ole miss football. >> gary: after a time out, l.s.u. did not know what they were doing. fournette and harris were not on the same page. fournette thought i iwas going to be a handoff. harris thought it was going to be a pitch. what the heck was that? fournettes faking as if i is gogog to be a trick play. and remember, that was co

politics. " " it's a two year processrit secms like. " but would a shorter campaign - give vovors titi to ponder someones emails - - consider their personality - - how their past influences the future - - or how they would change the count." it should be ortened and there should be more debates in a shorter amount of time to learn about the candidates and know what decision to make and what we're gonna do and it shouldn't take over a year to do all that.t.ononur facebook page - hunter writes -- not long enough. need to know everything about the candidate. rich says - i like how england does it. six months before the election.but joe posts - it's about right. gives you time to sort out all the conspiracy theories, fact check the accusations and throw out the biggest liars. liars." i think people would more engaged if they knew there was a limited time frame. " quinton says - a few months to whittle down the herd - and then six months tops - for the final two candidates to fight it out. out." 's entertaining .. but t necessary .. i think it's just way too much and the 24 hour news cycle

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scott: even in a place like beirut, where they have learned to live with war for a vererlong titi, what is happening g ght now is a new and worrisome challenge. >> if the ited states does not intervene, will lebanon be overtaken? >> you understand what i mean when i say the united states -- [indiscernible] l arab countries of f e world -- the united states can stop the war. scott: it is not exactly a linchpin holding the region clclr path between area -- syria and the mediterranean sea is a strategic partner. the u.s. has sent hundds of millions of dollars to the lebanese. >> most of our assistance and equipment is american, our training is american. we are dependent on american aid to sustain most equipment. scott: just as lebanon relies on the u.s., beirut has something to offer. >> what we can help with is human intelligence.. the lebanesermy and the internal security forces have people who are detained. there was a possible suicide bomber who was detained in ipoli. scott: it is not the first time america has invested weapons and personnel in the country. this, 32 years a a, was the

mcdonald's game titi gold.who's your team? . news on your friday. spectre may not be the last time we see daniel craig as bond. he may return for another one. >>> and bindi irwin's dancing w thwith the stars contract is on hold. a california judge is requesting a form also be filled out by her father. theyeye unsure if the judge is aware that steve irwin died in 2006 while filming his tv show. >>> and opening in the box office this weekend, the new james bond film that people want peanuts. and ozzy osborne made a return to the alamo in texas to apologize yesterday. many may remember he was banned for life afterurinating on the monument that commemorates the >>> and on "the tonight show" jimmy fallon is joined by another guest. >> you've been seeing another man, haven't you? >> i simply don't know what you're referring to. >> mailman. >> i have not been having an anara affair with the mailman. he's here for an entirely different reason. >> and what reason might that be? >> i'm just here to deliver the mail and screw. >> okay. this is "early today." c

. >>> julia roberts has been churning out box office hits since the 1980ss, earning the titie of "america's swee heart." the latest l lding a role written for a man. abc's michael strahan spoke to julia roberts abou her new movie and what makes her happy. >> i don't have the stomach to watch him walk away again. >> reporter: from america's sweetheart to a meertsd seeking revenge in the new thriller "secret in their eyes." >> i found martin. >> reporter: julia roberts plays an fbi agent investigating her own daughter's death. >> it's carolyn. >> what? >> it's -- it's carolyn. it's your daughter. >> repter: it was an intense role -- >> help me! >> reporter: roberts had spousal support on-set. danny moder, the film's cinematographer and her husband of 13 years. >> did it help to have him there whenever you got out of a heavy scene? >> it helped if a couple of ways. because first of all, i try to impress himo much that really, as much as i t t to impress my director -- >> really? >> i think, is he? okay. >> are you trying to impress your husband? >> of course. he's my person. >> i love that. >>

record. 70-56 in a game that required an onside kick recovery at the end the indians win the state titie over mount vernon. their first since 2012 for their storied program!1:46 josh bolluyt - spirit lake head coach"yeah i'm just so happy for them, thankful for them. the opportunity they got. we got to spend a lot more time together. it's been a blast. you know these guys won 14 football games. i've seen a lot of really good football teams but those guys really finished well this year. and i'm really, really proud of how they played. it's over today and that's the sad thing. we won, you know and that's exciting. we won a championship and we ended it that way. but it's the last time we get to be together and they're an incredibly fun group to be around."(too quick to super) billy brown - "it's unreal, we're state champs, that's all i can think about right now. 2:11tyler jenness - spirit lake senior rb "it feels really awesome. it's just a great feeling knowing that all that hard work in the summer and all that offseaean work is all ying off and the results came.bolluyt: it's fun to watch

>> they reloaded three or f fr titis, their weapons.. and they-- they didn't shout anything. they didn't say anything. they were masked. they were wearing black clothes, andhey were shooting at people on the the floor, and i was luckily at the top of the stage, so people started to try to escape, to walk on people on the floor, and try too find the exit. and i found an exit when the in the meantime. and i climbed on the-- on the stage, and we found an exit. and when i-- when i went on the street, i see 20 to 25 bodies lying on the floor. and people were very badly injured, gunshot wounds. and i-- and i took a small girl, a teenager. she was-- she was bleeding very badly, and i ran with her for, like, 200 meters, and i found a cab, a taxi, and i lead her in and i said to the cab driver, gto hosostal." and i havee some friends right now w w are still insnse the bataclan who are hiding because they're not sure if there is any terrorist in there. and they're hiding in some kind of room in the dark, and they texted me, and they're very afraid, of course. >> pelley: now, the theate

saturday the panthers titied off their season -- with a loss -- uni fell to colorado state 84 to 78 -- two things ben jacobson pride's himself on our rebounding and defense -- and the latter was not up to par for a team --- that allowed over 80 points just once last year -- and that game went into double overtime -- so defense will be a point of improvement before tuesday's tip against stephen f. austin. "to give up 36 points in the paint when the majority of those are dribble drive, it's hard to play that way. so we did not do -- we just didn't do a good job of guarding the basketball." basketball.""didn't do a very good job of taking pride in getting stops. letting a team come in and get 82 points on your home floor is not something that we are proud of and not something that we want to have happen ever more hoops still to come -- bluder's bunch needed a comeback against ut-martin -- would the hawkeyes rally for the win -- find out when fox @ welcome back to fox sports sunday -- in their first game of the season ----lunder's bunch was flying on all cylinders -- 5 hawks scored in dou

the dna test is underw titi the debate over syrian refugees continues here in the u-s. before the friday paris france terror attac, the u-s planned toccept 10 thousand syrian refugees this year. but governors in more than half the country want to block them from entering. and it's becoming a hot topic among republican presidential candidates, president obama slammed the g-o-p while in manilla for suggesting the syrian refugees pose a security threat. republican ted cruz called the president's comments unbefitting of ama's office. nna: iowa senator chuck grassley is also joining in on the conversation. he told reporters today (wednesday) at the u-s needs to take a cautious approach. "and because we don't have a vetting process that would work for syrians, i've called for a hault until we get certification from the intelligence agencies and the fbi that we do have a vetting process to make sure no terrorists come in with other refugees." there are reports that at least one of the isis

so the two candidates receiving the most votes -- councilman quentin art and formerrmayor titi hurley -- go head to head in and a look at some levy questions -- voters did approve the grout museum levy. it passed easily, getting nearly 59- percent voter approval. in cedar rapids -- voters say no to the library levy. 55 percent voting against the slight property tax increase... (cg: david tominsky/ co chair library levy campaign) we think is progress and thats fine that just tells me theres a thing." now, the library may need to cut back on hours or close one day a week. prince william and kate have beben focusing on b bllying at school and mental health issues among young people ... and now they're reportedly taking on the online bullies. nbc's keir simmons reports from london. they became more aware of the growing problem after months, they really worry about the effect on children. (sot/ camilla tominey/ royal editor :14-:17) "who knows prince g gorge is reportedly plan to put pressure on social media companies... to change the statistics. 33% of teenagers have been victims of cyber

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giving them the means of self defense is often titis the only thing they have between them and some mad man trying to rack up a body count."this issue was discussed at the last city council meeting, butthe council needed more informatio they say the issue is dead until the library brings it back up. covering the corridor in kalona, dora miller fox 28 news. this isn't the first time the iowa gun owners group has launched a campaign like this. this.last year, the group sted on social media the for congressional candidate anessa kajtazovic after she called for new gun legislation..she said that led to threatening messages and phone calls. this morning, the university of iowowformally weweomed their new president. president.bruce harreld was appointed to the job by the iowa board of regents. regents.but his selection has come with a lot of controversy. both in how he was picked and because of his background largely in business, not education.fox 28 news reporter mellaney moore kicks off... off...tonight's team coverage with the anger on campus. campus. senior matthew byrd says the lection o

speaking of championship football, three eastern iowa high school teams will be playing for a titie tonight in cedar falls.regina, mount vernon and cedar rapis kennedy all had games postponed from the snow storm on friday.if you bought ticket for any of friday's games, they will be honored on monday. flames swept through an iconic part of the chicago skyline over the weekend. weekend.a fire broke out on the 50-th floor of the john hancock center, one of the windy city's tallest skyscrapers.five people had minor injuries after the flames erupted in an apartment. and being fifty floors up made it difficult for fire-fighters to get it under control.with the recent concerns of terror attacks in larger cities, people watching on the ground, didn't know what to think. "so we were all just scared, we didn't know what was going on, so - we were kind of worried about what's goininon ght now.o."" now.o."more than a hundred fire-fighters responded to the scene but the hancock is so large, they didn't even try to evacuate the entire sky- scraper.the fire department ruled that the fire was accidental. y

sunday will also be a busy day when travelers need to budget extra titi. many localalretailers are trying to keep up with the holiday rush by hiring seasonal help.some stores are still looking for workers. workers.j-c penney in coralville doubles its team from 40 to 80 mployees this time of year.store managers say it's necessary with the holiday traffic.according to the most recent numbers from the bureau of labor statistics, iowa's unemployment rate is 3.5 percent. "itit tight in this area. there's a lot of job opportunity, a lot of retail in this area so we're just looking for the right people." people."some stores still looking for workers say they will be taking applications for the next few weeks. it's coming up next... next...the gift that's on a lot of lists this christmas that hasfederal regegators worried this holiday season. jeb bush: here's the truth you will not hear from our president: wewere at war with radical islamic terrorism. it is the struggle that will determine the fate of the free world. the united states should not delay in leading a

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because we're just two days from thanks and i want to take this titi to mention something'm thankfkf for-- donald trump. because he gives all of us on tv something to talk about. he's all over the newscasts, he was on "s.n.l.." and if you turn on the tv rigig now, thehe's some guyuy talking about donald trump. ( cheers and applause ) but now trump is getting a lot of ht for something he said about muslim-americans' reaction to the attacks on 9-11. >> hey, i watched when the world and i watched in jersey city, new jersey, where thousands and thousands of people were cheering as that building was coming down. >> you know, the police say that didn't happen, and all those rumors have been on the internet for some time. so did you misspeak? >> it did happen. i saw it. there were people over in new jersey that were watching it, a heavy arab population, that were cheering as the buildings came down. not good. >> stephen: no, not good. also not true. ( cheers and applause ) but if it was, he was apparently the only person who ever saw it because "there is no evidence the alleged celebration

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you know, pay attention for somether events that is s usually see in februarmarch titi frame, which is going to be maybe some striking in brazil to get a little bit of rally, but for the most part when you look at where commodities are, i think natural gas is 85% off altime highs, crude oil, rbob, heating oil roughly 70%,grains there's still some downside, but relative to equity is still close to all might be a relative value play at some point as well. >> speaking of bad... the catate mamaet saw some big losses this week, sosohat are all these bearish factors weighing on the market now, and is there anything bullish that could possibly push these prices higher in the near >> well, witut a doubt it's been a volatile market. you know, we've seen extreme volatility over the past week, two weeks-- actually the past couple months. dressed weights continue to be record heavy. we've seen a break in beef product. we have seen some movement picup as beef product starts to move lower, but it's all relative. what's high-- $1.40 cattle, $1.10 cattle? when we initially saw the stock market break,

of fog and light rain will track through the kwwl viewing area today with rain, locally heavy at tities, on thanksgiving day with snow mixing in by evening. stormtrack7 live weather network cameras will eventually show wet roadways as people hit the roads for their holiday destinations. it is pretty mild out there this morning....emps are in the mid 30s to low 40s with 50s holing to the southwest... a good 10- 20 degrees warmer than yesterday morning. southerlyhwinds are helping kee temps up, but they are also bringing in plenty o o moisture. we eep the southerly winds today with speeds of 10-20 mph. clouds from the south are low level with higher level clouds tracking in from the wests the cold front approaches. between the two layers, we will be cked in all l ay, plus have the front slows down tomorrow morning. and we will eventually see the rain change to snow, but it looks potential for some heavy rainfall...maily 1 tl 2 inches in our viewing depend on when it changgs from rain to all a few degrees with south winds. the winds begin to turn direction tonight as that front tracks clos

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jessica rae: the sioux city fire marshal says the boy's parents were home at the titi of the fire but were unable to rescue nicholas because of how quickly it spread. aesoph: these are very challenging its not something we are doing very often thankfully. i have a son that is the exact same age as nicholas it does affect you, it affects you. jessica rae: the cause of the fire remains under investigation and fire department officials expect to have an answer in the coming weeks. it's not considered suspicious in nature. the family is getting some support from the siouxland red cross as far as housing and counseling services. jessica rae: and fire officials want all families to know how important smoke detectors are. here are some tips to keep in mind. - have a smoke alarm on each level of your home - plug space heaters directly into the wall -turn heaters off when leaving the room - keep flamable objects 3 feet from any heat source and if you have that smoke alarm already make sure to check the batteries at least every month to make sure it's working. jessica rae: the university of iow

. >> al: s sit's indianapolis titi with houstononor the top spot in their division at 6-5 against pittsburgh. that's the matchup next week on sunday night football. so from snowy denver, we say good night. in overtime the broncos win it by a score of 30-24. until next sunday night, al michaels, cris collinsworth, saying good night from denver.i'm tiffany lane filling in for robert lowe. snow made thanksgiving travel conditions rough for many siouxlanders. what started off as an icy morning soon was joined by snow. there was a little over an inc of snow in the sioux city area. and there were slushy areas around siouxland. tomorrow looks like the snow totals will almost triple. more than 40 siouxland community schools have already announced cancellations ororelays. you can see them scrolling at the bottom of your screen. meteorologist ben dorenbach is here to tell us when we can expect the storm to begin. winter storm warning in effect from midght tonight through midnight tuesday night winter weather advisory in effect for holt and yankton counties monday 6 am through tuesday 6 pm you can defi

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out awards like who y y see in high school yearbooks like most likely to so with that in mind it's titi for "tonight shoho superlatives. here we go. [ cheers and applause ] tonight show superlatives >> jimmy: our first player is andre ellington. he's a running back for the arizona cardinals. he was voted most likely to be the love child of snoop dogg and jar jar binks. [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: that is wild. >> jimmy: next we have mark glowinski, he's a guard for the seattle seahawks. he was voted most likely to be a chuckie doll after puberty. [ laughter and applause ] next up from the seahawks is jon ryan. he was voted most likely to check off the caucasian box twice on forms. [ laughter and applause ] caucasian and really caucasian. next up from the cardinals is lyle sendlein. he was voted most likely to ask for a plunger before he goes to the bathroom. [ laughter ] chug-chuggin. going into battle, yeah. >> steve: y'all might want to leave, there's more. i'm coming for you! >> jimmy: is there a fire escape, is there a fire escape by the window? [ light laughter ] >> steve:

. >>> "the new york titis" says the pentagon will release details today on the u.s. air strike of an afghanistan hospital run by doctors without borders. the attack last month killed 30 people. the times reports the investigation found a series of human errors, failures in procedure, and technical prprlems. >>> "usa today" reports st. louis rams wide receiver stedman bailey is in the hospital after being shot in the head. bailey is reportedly in critical, but stable, condition, gunman shot him twice while he was sitting in a car last night. the injuries were not considered life-threatening. he is expected to undergo surgery later this morning. >>> the "minneapolis starribune" reports police arrested three white men in connection with a shooting at a protest by black lives matter. police say the men turned themselves in following monday's shooting that wounded five protesters. prosecutors may treat the shooting as a hate crime. >>> "the myrtle beach sun news" reports that donald trump's family joined him on stage. while he was campaigning in south carolina, the gop fr

i'll tell you something, if i could go back in titi and d ll my 10-year-old self that one day you'll be hosting a special "star wars" show on tv, i don't know what. i think i'd probably say, "uh, mom, there's a man in my bedroom." [ laughter ] tonight from the cast of "star wars: the force awakens," carrie fisher, john boyega, adam driver, daisy ridley, harrison ford, and chewbacca, and the creative force behind the force, director j.j. abrams. i've knono j.j. for quite a while, but i learned something today i did not know. did you know j.j. stands for jamba juice? [ laughter ] "the force awakens" is the seventh movie in the "star wars" story. the last things we saw in the "star wars" universe when we left off, our heroes, as you may recall, were dancing on endor with a village of ewoks. now, this one picks up the morning after that ewok dance party when luke wakes up and realizes he got drunk and had sex with two of them. [ laughter ] disney's done a good job of keeping the details of the film under wraps and because of that the internet has been flooded with all manner of creative

. >> very titi. >> seth: we have a shot. this is you coming out of the duffle bag in the first episode of the show. >> i am naked. >> seth: but here's the thing about this. you were in times square, you actually shot it there. they cleared out times square. it was march. that is a very cold time to be in times square. >> listen, i love new york, but it's so messed up. >> seth: yeah. [ light laughter ] >> oh, god. >> seth: by the way, what's messed up is a naked lady in a duffle bag. don't give us a hard time about like weather. >> well, i mean, you know. i have seen times square on a tuesday, okay. that is not abnormal. [ light laughter ] >> seth: yeah. that is perfectly normal. honey, get a pic -- mom, i want a picture of the naked lady in the duffle bag! >> hide her bag! hide her bag. >> seth: yeah. so, how did work? were you actually -- because you come out of the duffle bag on your own. >> yeah, yeah. it work? >> well, i was in the bag. it was a little smaller than i expected. good. but i laid on the trip wire, so on acc

so let's start off with you, titi tim. >> i think it is twitter.are in the stages of a proven platform. monetization was up 57%. i'm being knocked down by turkeys. and that is fair. and granted it was a disappointment in how they monetize and they are not facebook. but they are growing faster than anybody. mau's is not what you should see here. >> and seaberg has a shocking one. >> it is sun edison. the stock has been annihilated. from $33 down to $3.5 today. but the problem is management completely discredited by the fact they were confusing inve investors and arrogant as the stock collapsed. so i look at it and say we saw what happened yesterday when they announced the sales of assets. there is a massive short here. >> and do they need the asset salement they have 150 up front and 80 later. and they have to give the 151 back. >> the changes at terp, this is something that basically rating the company that they spun out. they took $160 million from goldman on a one-year at a time they are trying to show their cash position. >> i took it easy on tw

. >> reporter: he was a tickinin titi bomb, prosecutors a aued, a kikier years in the making. >> how does this young man go from star athlete, popular, college student, to what some would call a monster? >> you know, our theory that night was that his anger was just building, building and perhaps fueled by alcohol. >> reporter: prosecutors tried to show that clayton whittemore had already established a pattern of violence. they called ex-girlfriend melinda graniela to testify about one scary episode. >> we were fighting in a parking lot and he had choked me. and he kind of held on for a few seconds. i thouout that he might not t stop. to cool down, and he did. and it kind of blew over. >> but that one was serious. >> yeah, it was scary. >> reporter: hunter fernandez was also called to the stand. hunter had played hockey on that college prep team in florida with clayton. hunter, too, had a scary experience. it happened after clayton drank a half dozen beers. the one time hunter says, that he saw his teammate drink. >> he walks in the kitchen. then he grabs a knife and he raises it abo

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>> at the titi we were told by myriad of short sellers that such a bottom couldn't possibly hold. skepticism abounded. we heard that no government was so rich or powerful enough to stop the decline in its own stock market and that chinese rules banning selling or even making it a crime wouldn't stop the bear from romping through the entire shanghai exchange. but phony or not, the chinese stock market never went lower than that last week of august. and it's the only explanation for this miraculous pivot in our own industrial stocks. before that floor was reached, china had been front and center as a gigantic systemic risk for the entire world. the shanghai composite fell so far, so fast that i think the fed kept a potential interest rate hike on hold simply because of the escalating bear market. not only that, but during the freefall leading up to the bottom, we began to hear rumblings that a place called glencore might actually blow up. it was thought to have racked up billions of dollars in debt. debt that it might not be able to pay back. dealing a blow to the entire financial s

martha teichner has made titi for that. >> you've heard the expression, i'll fix your clock. when the clock is big ben. >> putting on or taking off a pendulum like this. you speed up or slow down the clock. >> what do you do when your time piece has 342 teeny, tiny parts? start a watch making school? >> yes. in due time this sunday morning we'll explain. broadway tells the lifee story of gloria he is testify fan. we're getting preview from lee cowan. >> thehythm got everyone, the miami sound machine with a sound track. and now -- emotionon story of one of the most famous exiles is on broadway. >> i have cried more this year, 2015, than in my entire lifetime. gloria he is testify fan is getting on their feet on "sunday morning." >> osgood: a comic and commentator and some would say curmudgeon, bill maher, he's talking with tracy smith. >> taking a selfie at the there's a photographer standing right behind you. >> tre are some things he just won't talk about. do you regret anything that you said? >> i say every week. i never understand people who say, i have no regrets. who wor

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we will continue to see rara into the early evening, and at that titi we will be seeing temperatures cooling off pretty quickly and that could lead to a few snowflakes mixing in with the rains. little to no accumulation is expected as ground temperatures will still be too warm. for thursday and friday, look for mostly sunny skies but the winds will stay pretty strong, and the temperatures 3 real - life interactive *adventure* games aren't just for kids. instead of company lunch retreats... businesses across the country are taking their employees to "escape rooms." you have just an hour to find your way out. c - b - s news correspondent omar villafranca shows us how those workers are getting *into*o*he idea of breaking *out.* 3 ctm script: (nat pop: escape room disk 1) (sot andrew 34:39) "you have one hour starting now"(track) andrew mcjannett-smith gets paid to lock people in a small room... (b-roll: (escape room disk 1) (34:44 (andrew opens door, and shuts it behind himwith shot of clock showing 59:59) then monitor and video tape them as they plot their escape by solving riddles and

in response, trump released a statement thursday saying, despite having one of the all-titi great memories, i certainly do not remember him. and that he merely mimicked what he imagined would be a flustered reporter trying to get out of a statement he made long ago. but kovaleski has a long history with trump, starting in 1987 when he covered the real estate mogul for "the new york daily news." kovaleski told "the washington post" it didn't surprise me that donald trump would do something this low-rent, given his track record. trump has demanded an apology from "the new york times" and said that if he had known kovaleski was disabled, he quote, definitely would not say anything about his appearance, but kovaleski spoke to a fellow "times" reporter yesterday and told him he and trump were on a first-name basis for years. don? >> nancy, thank you very much. >>> pope francis received a rock star welcome this morning when he arrived to address a stadium full of young people in kenya. earlier, he visited one of nairobi's vast slum areas. today, he is heading to uganda. sunday he'll travel to th

the results are in - just in titi for the holidays. preschoolersrselped come up with a top ten list of presents they'd like to see under the tree. melissa beckman introduces you to some of the toy testers and their favorites. << this young group of santa's helpers, along with students at 49 other schools across the country... got the tough job of playing with dozens of toys to pick their favorites. four-year-old addi likes the tumble trax magnetic marble run. (nats) "you put a ball and it goes down and goes in that box" it came dowowto a tie for five year-old sagil. (nats) "the doctor one. the building one" here's a look at what made the cut... the top ten preschooler approved toys for 2015. (sot: megan morton, goddard been tested by kids six weeks all the way to six weeks old. so it's tried and true. you know it and it will be educational for them as well" as part of the process the toy tessrs learned to vote. and now they're learning about giving. goddard will donate 100 of the winners to toys for tots. >> so now you know which toys

. >> we thought about this really carefully and spent lots and lots of titi talking about this. when we survey our shopper, our guest, they are looking forward to coming out on thanksgiving. so we'll open up again like we did last year at 6:00 p.m., and we expect to actually see traffic grow year on year. >> the big story this year, i want to get this in, 70 million people at target had their personal data information stolen. how do you protect that? well, last year when i was sitting here, that was actually where we started. and we haven't forgotten how important it is to provide that kind of safety for our shopper. so it's something we think about not just during the holidays, but every single week, 24 hours a day. so we've got a great team in place. we've got capabilities that we think are unpassed in the industry. so we think about it all the time. >> and is alex, the target guy, doing okay? >> from what i hear, he's doing just great. >> he's in hollywood, isn't he? >> he's in hollywood. >> thank you, brian cornell. >> thank you. >>> can girl power win over the boy scouts? k

the food bank of siouxland is giving thanks for a big donatiti just in titi for the holidays.. e-f-s group wealth management presented them with a check for $5,000 yesterday. that's enough money to provide 50,000 meals for siouanders by supporng feeding america. feeding america is a nationwide network of more than 200 food banks, including here in sioux city. "siouxland is a very giving and generous community that, little by little and sometimes bigger by bigger is willing to step up and help us in the battle against hunger, so we are bank of siouxland executivee directororlinda scheid. the food bank of siouxland serves 11 counties in our area. an iowa non-profit is promoting women's leadership throughout the state. yeaterday, iowa women lead change shared how it will bring that message to siouxland on february 16th. the 20-16 women's leadership conference will host nationally known women's bubuness leaders. ththevent will be at the marina inn hotel and conference center in south sioux city, nebraska. the theme..."gener ation she." "how do you create a work environment that's p

. >> reporter: and when it was titi for the anthems, instead of a competition between rivals, there was a singalong, the words up on the scoreboard so the english fans could join in. and those two century-old french revolutionary lyrics about resistance to invasion and blood flowing seemed as relevant now ashen they were written. the anthem's message of historic defiance resonates today and not just in france. the challenge, though, is how to turn that defiance into effective international action. but what mattered here was the sentiment. >> i cried, like, for two days, and i was dispirited. and now i'm here to support my country. and know that every country are behind us in this situation. >> reporter: the score in the game, 2-0, england. nobody cared. mark phillips, cbs news, london. reassuring words, next. woman: what does it feel likik when a woman is having a heart attackck chest pain, like there's a ton of weight on your chest. severe shortness of breath. unexplained nausea. cold sweats. there's an unusual tiredness and fatigue. there's unfamiliar dizziness or light-headedness. un

newly rereleasedideo showing an ofofficer shoototg laquan mcdonaldld 16 titis. that officer has now been charged with murder. >>> well, consumerr art this morning. being linke to e. coli and reena ninan has the details. >> reporter: this morning as shoppers rush to pick up last-minute thanksgiving ingredients an important health alert about chicken from superstore costco. an e. coli outbreak hitti sevestates infecting 19 people who are believe to have hit on thechain's rotisserie chicken salad. two people developing kidney failure that can lead to permanent organ damage. costco immediately stopping all sales of the item on november 20th after being notified of the e. coli outbreak. the cdc saying the specific ingredient causing the illness still being investigated but warning all customers to throw out any rotisserie chicken salad puhased before november 20th. overnight costco t tling abc news "we feel terrible that anybody got ill" and noting the product only has a shelf life of three days and the last reported illness came on novembe 1st and they say out of th

. >> i think that you can still find plenty of titis perhaps. >> this is because the 60's is retro forback, yes. >> people still think of this city as the birth of that movement. great, thank you for talking about the background of the program. i'm excited to go shopping. >> i would like you to meet two street artists. this is linda and jeremy. >> night said to me to print them -- nice to meet you. >> can you talk to me about a variety of products that use cell? >> we have these lovely constructed platters. we make these wonderful powder bowls. they can have a lot of color. >> york also using your license. -- you are also using your license. >> this means that i can register with the city. this makes sure that our family participated in making all of these. >> this comes by licensed artists. the person selling it is the person that made it. there is nothing better than the people that made it. >> i would like you to meet michael johnson. he has been in the program for over 8 years. >> nice to me you. what inspired your photography? >> i am inspired everything that i see. the greatest t