uh, trademarks for $200. jason. what is scotch? good. trademark, $400. caitlin. what is astroturf?es. trademarks, $600, please. answer there -- the daily double. you and jason, the challengers on the program today, off to a very good start. you trail him by just $200. um... $500, please. okay, here is the clue... uh... caitlin? i don't know. [ beep ] what are chiclets? chiclets. so you drop to $1,500. pick again. trademarks, $800, please. here's sarah... individual fibers are twisted to increase density in this "five times stronger than steel" dupont material. bullets deform or mushroom on impact, dispersing and reducing energy. casey. what is teflon? no. caitlin. what is kevlar? kevlar. that's it. trademarks for $1,000, please. caitlin. what are jet skis? that's it. "pump" up, $200, please. casey. what is the great pumpkin? good. "pump" up for $400, please. jason. what's pumpernickel? that is correct, and with that you move up to $2,600, and you take us to our first commercial break. we're gonna find out about the players when we return. [ applause ]

that group asked for the lawsuit to be thrown out saying the team should be suing the trademark office them. yesterday a judge agreed and allowed the lawsuit to go forward. >>> later today, the president is taking part in a traditional thanksgiving ceremony at the white house. this year's turkey clocks in at a whopping 50 pounds. that's a big bird. they were raised in western ohio. apparently they get pampered right before the pardon happens. a lot of nice food. then they go off to a farm or petting zoo. how about that? >> or a hotel. stay with us. news 4 at 5:00 continues. >>> we're helping you get your holiday destination this morning as we deal with a winter storm that is rolling in the d.c. area right now. our crews are on the road already. >> we begin with storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein. >> right now it is all rain across virginia and into maryland and the eastern shore. right now out of the mountains, many locations there are getting some wet

. >>> a judge says a lawsuit involving the redskins team trademark can go forward. >> a private law firm is going to investigate the yufer of virginia's -- university of virginia's handling of the ec pleasive rape case that happened recently. >> the firm will investigate how the school handled an alleged gang rape in 2012. the school's governing board adopted a resolution affirming a zero tolerance stance on sexual violence on campus. >>> now to this other story i was telling you about. a judge says a lawsuit involving the redskins team trademark can go forward. >> the team filed a lawsuit after a ruling saying the trademark should be canceled because it could be disparaging to native americans. now the team wants that ruling overturned. the legal challenge over the team name has been winding its way through the legal system since 1992. >>> a plan to build a new soccer stadium in the district is one step closer to reality this morning. two d.c. council committees have approved a revised plan. >> the original proposal called for a land swap. under that plan the developer would give up pro

he wants the chinese to respect trademark and patent protections on american-made products... and make it easier for foreign companies to access the chinese market. earlier this week, the two countries agreed to lengthen short-term tourist, business and student visas. a former illinois public servant is about to receive the government's highest civilian honor. the white house will award former congressman abner mikva the presidential medal of freedom. after five terms in the house, mikva served on the federal appeals court. he was also president clinton's white house counsel. at age 88, mikva is still involved in the political process. he heads the "mikva challenge," service. illinois drivers are supposed to stop for pedestrians at crosswalks, but what about a giant duck? that's what drivers in fort lee, new jersey saw last week. a police officer dressed up as donald duck and attempted to cross a busy street throughout the day. drivers who didn't stop, got tickets. police officials say the number of pedestrians hit by cars is going down. >> against that is one way to make a po

the team's trademark protection remains in place while the issue makes its way through the courts.e ruling does not apply to the team's current logo. >>> authorities are investigating a fire that damaged the longest covered bridge in perry county as an arson tonight. crews were called out to the dellville covered bridge on pine hill road in wheatfield township. this is a photo of the blaze where you can see the heavy flames and smoke. a look at the damage left behind. the dellville covered bridge was built in 1889 and is listed on the national register of historic places. >>> pain is easing at the pump. the price of gas continues to drop. but two carmakers are being forced to pay more thanç $100 million over gas mileage. what the feds say they did wrong. >>> down and out but for how long? ahead, comcast sports net john clark joins us with news about injured eagles quarterback nick foles. ryan costello went into politics. in 2001, doctor manan trivedi joined the marines. trivedi served as a battlefield surgeon in iraq. costello served himself by voting to raise his own pay. and whi

patent and trademark office overseework helps to the granting of these awards, and the foundation chairnow. as many of you know, every year i host the white house science fair. these was in girls are as young as six years old. sometimes the projects are a little messy. firedwas a canada marshmallow. [laughter] which is still there. i hosted the first white house maker fair. tall, 2000nt 17 foot pound robotic talking giraffe. we had a little chat and that was unique. [laughter] all of thed girls in makers and thinkers across the country who i welcome here are an inspiration. this is one of the best things i have the pleasure of doing as president. they have a lifetime of pushing boundaries and discovering things that had not been discovered before. in ways thatg transform our world. and ultimately that is what america is about. this sense that we push against limits and we are not afraid to ask questions. when the spirit, that sense of possibility is truly unleashed, then you get the remarkable men and women you see here today. there is a common thread throughout their stories. through a

. >> they may be trademarks of other cities, but you won't find many skyscrapers on the paris skylinethat may be about change. the council of paris is deciding whether or not to give the go-ahead to the triangle tower an office block stretching 180 meteors high. but the project has proved controversial. launched six years ago by the then mayor of paris, it has been supported by his successor, and a day go, also from the socialist party. >> i know that from the paris projects that we have suggested recently, we have shown ambition and risk. but these risks if we take them on, i take them on. >> hidalgo has crashed with her partners in office. they say it will consume too much energy with his elevators and conditioning, and heating. and the opposition party unp agrees with them. it points to empty office space already existing in paris and questions the towers aesthetic value. >> it is not beautiful. it does not gel with the surrounding, no postop >> provisions -- with its surroundings no. >> and parisians will also need convincing. >> a reminder of what is making headlines this hour --

. >> i[bleep] >> jon: even worse, that is trademark by the way. the democrats, the demographic break down of them. iowa elected the first statewide woman a republican. >> west virginia had its first female senator. >> we had two openly gay candidates running as republicans for congress. >> tim of south carolina is the first black senator elected from the south since reconstruction. >> in utah, mia love becomes the first african american woman republican to serve in the house. [laughter] >> jon: an african american woman utah republican. those words are sotry typing it. it auto corrects that to aphrodite can watch you reba mcentire. it won't even do it. if you try to type that in siri just jumps in without being prompted saying i think you're looking for a hospital because it sounds like you're hallucinating. not only did republicans have diversity they had you. >> tom cotton beating incumbent mark pryor. >> he's the youngest senator at the age of 27. >> new york elise wasév the youngest woman coming to congress. >> the leadership is going to look

it features my own animated storytelling cake that doesn't involve those expensive and heavily trademarkedters. and my cake's frosting is distinctive greenscreen frosting allows us to digitally insert my cavalcade of unlicensed characters. they're not disney, but they're disnish. (laughter) i know everybody loves michael mouse! (whistling) oh, congratulations on the wedding -- groom's name -- and -- braid's name... >> stephen: and who's that coming? the little mermaid? no, it's tiny lobster-girl? don't worry, she may be a shell fish, but the cake's still kosher. and it wouldn't be a wedding without michael mouse's friend, a dog-like creature named "idiot." (laughter) >> hu hu, i hide my meds in my cheeks where the nurse won't see! (laughter) >> stephen: and why let your fantasy wedding stop at the cake? if you upgrade to the premium princess package, we'll let you marry whoever you want. because taking your hand in marriage will be andy serkis covered in greenscreen frosting. (laughter) we'll be right back. (cheers and applause) (cheers and applause) ♪ this is a pip. it's part of a hershey

you know that trademark mustache? well hogan says he grew it to get the girl. a while. >> i wish you would grow a mustache like my old boyfriend. yeah, try story. so i grew the mustache out. two months later, she went back to her old boyfriend. >> traded you? >> yeah, but i kept the mustache. >> that means every time you look in the mirror, you have to look at her. >> never. >>> time now, friday night top five. number five, cricket in new zealand. how about the grab? andrew mcculley. the team gave him $4,000 for that. number 14, look at this. uh-huh, uh-huh. and he nails it. number three, jefferson the big jam. number two, oh, this one is nasty. nuggets rookie gary harris over two indiana pacers in front of his mom who missed it! wasn't paying attention. number one, jazz for the win! and the knicks are shot down! utah's trey burke, a step back buzzer beater to win it ,,,,,,,,

(laughter) trademark "new york post."laughter) fox business analyst and unshaved speedbag bo dietl got his dietl all over this story. >> he's over in china now! let the other guy eat sum yung yo yew -- whatever he's eatin' over there! sum yung yoo eee! who cares about china? they are invading all of our computers. they're breaching! they're hacking! he's over there. "hello." i'm sure he bowed 16 times to these guys. stop it! president, what you should be bowing to is your veterans! that's who you should be bowing to instead of the head of saudi arabia. uga, uga, uga! >> stephen: yeah! obama's chowin' down on yim yum yoo yoo while the chinese are breaching our computer bleep-bloop boxes! so stop giving bing bang bow wows to the king kong of ching chong! the troops are the ones who deserve our ooga-oogas! bo dietl and i both know today is veterans day -- even though only one of us is sure what year it is. (laughter) >> we're in 20 -- and what is this? 15, almost 14. what we got to all remember, the only reason why we're abl

and then began his trademark as a film, television, and theater director.was not one to seek the limelight, preferring to let his work do the talking for him. >> remembering the brilliant and charming mike nichols. that brings the show to a close, but you can find much more at our website and to reach me and the team, just go to twitter. from all of us, thanks for watching and please tune in tomorrow. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, newman's own foundation, giving all profits from newman's own to charity and pursuing the common good, kovler foundation, and union bank. >> our relationship managers work hard to know your business, offering specialized solutions to meet your growth objectives. and tailoredrtise solutions for small businesses and major corporations. what can we do for you? >> "bbc world news" was presented by kcet los angeles. captioning sponsored by macneil/lehrer productions >> ifill: good evening, and welcome to this special edition of the pbs ne

anti-capitalist protesters stormed the city in the trademark masks. at one point, an eruption. police dodged metal barricades and beat people with batons to hold the line. in front of parliament, russell brand joined demonstrators. one protester had this to say. >> it is not about money. it is all about power, control. the ones at the very top, they are -- >> it is time now for nbc meteorologist bill karins to share our thursday forecast. so, bill what is in the future here today? >> it is a little bit gloomy in a few spots. yesterday, 91 in san diego by the way, just very, very warm conditions. today not as warm there. let me show you where we deal with the rain yesterday. november rainfall totals, we got a little bit of rain on november 1st, in the northwest, continuing to be the damp spot. we have one more pretty good blow of rain coming in today with a strong front. we have high wind watches up along the coastlines of washington state. even in portland we could see winds gusting in 30-mile-per-hour range as the cold front will move on shore as we go throughout the day today

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. >> the patch on her eye has become rap artist lyric the queen's trademark. people know about it. >> i'm totally blind. that's why i wear the patch. >> this is a disorder of the cornea that cause it to bulge. being blind never derailed lyric's career. >> i don't i took the time to think about how you're going to be a blind rapper. >> but darkness, both literal and -- >> i haven't seen my own face in years. >> it was emotional and crippling. all that may change as lyric undergoes a procedure to hope to restore her vision. ♪ i'm so lost >> it went absolutely perfect. >> this is crazy. >> i'm looking around like crazy and seeing the cries of new people and just looking at and appreciated the new details and stuff. >> the surgery was a success. and lyric's patch once a symbol of loss has become something else entirely. >> this thing i was ashamed about and depressed and devastated about, i wear it with pride and don't think i'm ready to let that go yet. see how beautiful this is? >> "the human factor" is brought to you by cancer treatment centers of america. down

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napoleon's trademark hat has been bought by a south korean. real reporting that brings you the world. giving you a real global perspective like no other can. real reporting from around the world. this is what we do. al jazeera america. you >>> hello, welcome bark. i'm shoouly goesh. the headlines - columbian government has put talks with rebels after the kidnapping of a general. a massive search and rescue mission has been launched >>> the third-larged economy, japan, is back in recession for the first time in four years, putting pressure on shinzo abe who staked his reputation on an attempt to get the economy growing >>> and u.s. president obama has described the beheading of an american aid worker in syria as pure evil. peter kassig was killed by fighters from the islamic state of iraq and levant >>> let's go back to the top story, columbia's president called off peace talks following the kidnap of a top army general. our latin american editor lucia newman is with us. tell us who we know about the kidnapping, and where it took place. >> it t

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patent trademarks, copyrights. what it means to the wellbeing of our economic society. and we've done a good job i think of disseminating that word. i would not be qualified to be an intellectual property lawyer. i'm not that good. because it's very complex, very intricate. you do it wrong, you pay a high price. but that would be the highlight of my career up here. >> you've also worked on prison reform and prison issues, as well. why did that pique your interest? >> when i was practicing law, my two areas would have been criminal law and the law of negligence. so it was coming into an area of the law with which i was not unfamiliar. >> and what -- where would you like to see the prison systems in america go? which direction? how would you like to see them reformed? >> i think prison overcrowding is one of the severe problems facing society today. i think probably we need to look more carefully at sentencing. there may be -- there are many people confined in prisons today serving active -- serving active penalties for one of this, that or the other. those people probabl

experts believe napoleon wore the trademark felt hat around 1810.nd they think he took it with him on to the battlefield. >> translator: there are very few of napoleon's hats left. there were only about 120 in all. today 19 are documented and 17 are in museums. >> napoleon's vest later came into possession of the hat. it's been on display at a museum in monaco. a major south korean food producer made the successful bid at auction near paris. a representative said the firm would show the hat at its new office to attract visitors. it was the first time in 45 years one of napoleon's hats has gone to auction. >>> that's "newsline" for this hour. i'm gene otani in tokyo. ññ x hello, and welcome. it is 1:00 p.m. here in the french capital. at what isa look making headlines this hour. an act of pure evil, that is how american president barack obama a manbes the beheading of from an aid group. also, in the wake of an acrimonious cheese to any summits, another round of sanctions is being discussed for

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the trademark tony abbott says he's determined to meet the russian prime minister putin over the investigation into the shooting down of flight mh-17 over ukraine. bbc has this report. >> tony abbott insists that the victims of flight mh-17, including 38 australians, were murdered by russian-backed rebels using a missile supplied by moscow. the australian prime minister has previously tried to show up putin in brisbane, a reference to a physical challenge in australian rules football. with the conference just over a week away, mr. abbott has again warned that the russian president will have to face tough questions about the shooting down of the malaysian airliner. >> australia expects full russian cooperation with the investigation. we don't want the investigation ridiculed, we don't want the investigation compromised or sabotaged. we want full cooperation with the investigation. >> most of those onboard flight mh-17 were from the netherlands. the dutch prime minister, mark rueter, has arrived in australia to discuss the tragedy and work on ways to bring those responsible to justice. he, too,

that's a trademark of this administration. we have to see whether there's any room to push that further. thanks to both of you. really helps us understand what we're gearing up for here. >> thanks, ronan. >> thank you. >> we're going to have live coverage coming up. again, scheduled for the top of the next hour followed by president obama's remarks at around 2:50 eastern. msnbc's chris matthews will be anchoring the live coverage starting at 2:00 p.m. keep it here. >>> up next on this program with that huge win at the polls for republicans, what's next on their side of the aisle? we're going to dive into just that with two gop insiders after this break. stay with us, everybody. ♪ many americans who have prescriptions fail to stay on them. that's why we created programs which encourage people to take their medications regularly. so join us as we raise a glass to everyone who remembered today. bottoms up, america. see you tomorrow. same time. another innovation from cvs health. because health is everything. ["mony mony" by billy

wolf drove to his victory rally in his hometown of york last night in his trademark jeep.told supporters that public education will top his agenda. >> our ancestors realized that education was a key to a strong citizenship, to a strong democracy, to a strong economy, to strong families. we need to invest in that. we need to make sure we resurrect that idea here in pennsylvania and make sure that education is at the top of the list not the bottom. >> wolf will be sworn in in january. the millionaire businessman says will he not take the governor's salary. corbett in pittsburgh last night congratulated wolf on his win. the republican as tam mentioned the first pa governor to lose reelection since the state began allowing governors to run for a second term in 1968. >> and all across the country it is a bright start to the day for the gop. for the first time since the bush administration republicans will control both chambers of congress. "action news" reporter erin o'hearn is live at the big "action news" reporter erin she's got more of our election coverage. erin will anythi

reject an up come bant governor running for a second term much businessman tom wolf exiting that trademark jeep this morning to meet and greet folks near his home in york counsel too. wolf a democrat beat the incumbent republican tom corbett in a race he led from start to finish. our bruce gordon has crunched the numbers and wolf's 10-point win over corbett. >> and explains how the challenger won and where. >> reporter: tom wolf seemed to send a message with topic a of his victory speech tuesday night but an educated work force makes job creation easier and education well funded schools. >> we need to make sure that we resurrect that idea here in pennsylvania and make sure that education is at the top of the list, not the bottom. >> reporter: seemed not so veiled reference to the biggest theme of the wolf campaign. at least on philadelphia area tv sets. >> tom corbett cut a billion dollars from our schools. >> reporter: fact checker said wolf's claim that corbett had destroyed schools by slashing funding wasn't completely fair. because prior school funding levels had been artificially infl

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