in the sort of to the left is tucson, arizona, the shaded areas are the city of tucson.he little map that you can't see on top is north of tucson. the map to the side is south of tucson, and those red dots which are hard to see are active adult retirement communities like web, and inform mall groupings of folks who moved out in trailers. if you can see the red dots, you'll see almost all of these are on the edge of the moe -- metro area. they moved in largely from the snow belt to the sun belt. they didn't -- when they moved out of detroit and chicago and cleveland and came to places like phoenix and tucson and tampa, where they move is to the edge. most older people don't move their aging in place in low density areas, but those who do move particularly out to other states are moving out in the boonnies, and they are moving to communities, many of the communities that have no resources for transportation resources whatsoever. no bus services, these are people who move when they have a car and don't have it in their mind they won't have a car in the future. >> thank you.

. >> hay grupos humanitarios en tucson que quieren ayudar a los inmigrantes, hay otros que no quieren personas son cada vez más frecuentes. >> ella dice que les ha convidado agua algunas veces pero ahora tiene miedo, dice que tiene un arma, no la quiere usar pero siente que la necesita. >> todos los días pasa gente por ahí por el río, cuando tienen hambre llegan a la casa. >> pero no todos lleganado con armas o buscando trabajo. >> este hombre ya fue encañonado. >> que sentiste?. >> miedo. >> no les ha tocado que lleguen aquí con armas?. >> a mi no pero el patrón dice que si. >> dicen que mientras aquí se consuman drogas ese tráfico no se va a interrumpir. >> me gustaría tener un ranchito, unas vaquitas. >> rancheros en esta zona han perdido una serie de zonas, más recursos y vigilancia permanente de la patrulla fronteriza podrían cambiar las cosas, volvemos al estudio. >> mónica navarro nos cuenta de los viajes a mñxico, autoridades advierten a quienes viajan. >> tiene miedo?. >> si pero tengo que ir a una misa por mi mamá. >> yo he viajado en camion varias veces sin problemas. >> el

you discuss the global debt crisis i'm joined by general robert shown in tucson he is a commentator and author of how to survive the crisis and prosper in the process in bucharest we have our life he is a professor at brown university and in washington we crossed a role in a more he is an executive director of oppenheimer and another member of our crosstalk team on the hunger mark i have to go to you first i mean first of all there's a lot of conflicting numbers out there what the u.s. debt level is it's thirteen point seven billion or as one economist at boston university says it's almost two hundred i'm sorry thirteen point seven trillion up to two hundred trillion a year in europe right now and the eurozone is in very bad shape we have everyone's talking about ireland this time before it was greece spain is on the radar portugal's on the radar there's an enormous amount of debt out there and everyone's trying to drive it down is that possible and will we ever be able to pay off these debts these enormous debts. one of the things about the concern here is that while it makes sense for

in the sort of to the left is tucson, arizona, the shaded areas are the city of tucson.p that you can't see on top is north of tucson. the map to the side is south of tucson, and those red dots which are hard to see are active adult retirement communities like web, and inform mall groupings of folks who moved out in trailers. if you can see the red dots, you'll see almost all of these are on the edge of the moe -- metro area. they moved in largely from the snow belt to the sun belt. they didn't -- when they moved out of detroit and chicago and cleveland and came to places like phoenix and tucson and tampa, where they move is to the edge. most older people don't move their aging in place in low density areas, but those who do move particularly out to other states are moving out in the boonnies, and they are moving to communities, many of the communities that have no resources fo transportation resources whatsoever. no bus services, these are people who move when they have a car and don't have it in their mind they won't have a car in the future. >> thank you. i have one m

in the sort of to the left is tucson, arizona, the shaded areas are the city of tucson.he little map that you can't see on top is north of tucson. the map to the side is south of tucson, and those red dots which are hard to see are active adult retirement communities like web, and inform mall groupings of folks who moved out in trailers. if you can see the red dots, you'll see almost all of these are on the edge of the moe -- metro area. they moved in largely from the snow belt to the sun belt. they didn't -- when they moved out of detroit and chicago and cleveland and came to places like phoenix and tucson and tampa, where they move is to the edge. most older people don't move their aging in place in low density areas, but those who do move particularly out to other states are moving out in the boonnies, and they are moving to communities, many of the communities that have no resources for transportation resources whatsoever. no bus services, these are people who move when they have a car and don't have it in their mind they won't have a car in the future. >> thank you.

casey stegall is live in tucson, arizona. what's this new program all about?ell us about it. >> the group is called brave new foundation, basically about three years ago, they received a $4 million grant and started selecting veterans from all around the country who had interesting stories to tell and were also interested in showcasing them in a documentary format. only a few are selected and for the lucky one, they go through a basic film training class where they learn how to produce and direct their own 15 minute documentary. some of the topics are pretty heavy. they range on everything from veterans dealing with addictions to reintegrating back into civilian life once they get back from the battlefield. clearly the films are very, very personal and they're designed to not only teach the public and educate average joe citizens about some of the sacrifices our veterans make, but it's also very therapeutic for the film makers themselves because this has a chance for them to showcase their talents and also talk about some very disturbing topics. >> juliet: the

was ranked cheapest among cars, least-expensive cars are volkswagon jetta, smart car and hyundai tucson. saying these are base models rates are qlor for cars without extras because... extras are expense dwroif repair and replace. >> and so. >> this is time to catch the train at golden gate park. is a new addition. and abc 7's don sanchez. >> and hop aboard take a train through golden gate park. and there is items transformed into park landmarks. and there is a the back of an old vrr. and they find cool stuff and this is so engaging with visitors and they're studying things also. >> there is a tribute to the site playing host to visitors every year. >> he wanted a miniature landscape. and in a lot of cases we're able to find them. >> it's here in the full-size version of the conservatory of flowers. it's the oldest building in golden gate park. and flowers will be changed seasonal. >> there are three flower change overautos favorites from years past are here. cable cars and there is a sign from on old skrabel set. that is the actual pipe morgue yachblt painted ladies are boxes. and runni

the sacramento, to tucson, temperatures considerably below average. >>> weekend forecast coming right up, lynn. >> bill, thanks so much. >>> also coming up, jitters over europe's debt. a deal that's the cat's meow and an auction falls to the dark side. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead, plus, will harry bpotter work hs box office magic overed weekend? >>> good morning, and welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry. here are some of your top headlines this morning. "the washington post" reports u.s. embassies around the world are warning allies of possible fallout from an upcoming wikileaks disclosure. according to the state department, the release could negatively impact u.s. relations abroad by revealing sensitive assessments and exposing american officials as the source of embarrassing information. >>> brazilian police are using armored tanks to penetrate one of the country's most notorious slums in an effort to crack down on drug violence there. a five-day assault by gang leaders has been blamed for the deaths of nearly two dozen people. >>> in italy, stu

in the left is tucson, arizona. the shaded areas are in the city of tucson, the incorporated area. the little map that you cannot see on the top is north of tucson. those red dots that are hard to see our active adult retirement communities. they are also informal groupings of people who moved out, someme dots, you will see that almost all of these are on the edge of the metropolitan area. these are people, causlargely, o moved in from the snow belt to the sun belt. we did this in phoenix. other people have done it in other areas like tampa. where they move is to the edge. most older people do not move. they are aging in place in low density areas. but those who do move to other states are moving out to the boondocks. many of these communities have no resources, transportation resources whatsoever. there are no bus resources. these are people who move when they have a car engine not have in their mind that they will not have a car in the future. >> can you give us some urban planning results that would be of benefit to seniors? i know you have worked in other countries. is there an

in seattle and pier 1 this is a big draw for some shoppers and in tucson arizona long lines. these are people waiting to get into a best buy. will give you a look at the best buy and sam are fall, hundreds of people have been waiting over night. finally able to get inside but walking calmly. the deals were not at the electronics stores as kron 4 kate thompson shows us shoppers were just about everywhere today. >> in downtown walnut creek deep discounts and sales that only lasted a couple of hours that hundreds of shoppers packing into stores very early in the morning. >> went to pier 1 and target and target was a complete and total soup. we get a 26 in. of his visit to be for it to a box which you can't beat. >> many veteran black friday shoppers said it's all about pacing yourself and coming up the planned to make sure you get what you want to read >> i get a $20 pair of jeans for major them to read >> i got a free watch. >> right there. getting toys for the girl's christmas shopping and having a good time. >> thousands of shoppers poured into the great mall in milpitas the

elected new york archbishop timothy dolan as their new president, rather than the expected choice tucsonarizona bishop gerald kicanas, who is the current vice-president of the bishop's conference. insiders said several factors influenced the vote, including public criticism of how kicanas handled the clergy sex abuse crisis, and dolan's strong advocacy of the church's teachings. >>> in other news, the number of americans suffering from hunger remained at a record high in 2009. according to an annual report from the department of agriculture, one in 7 households could not adequately feed all of its members at some time last year. that percentage increased slightly from 2008, keeping the number of hungry people at its highest level since the government began tracking what it calls, "food insecurity" 15 years ago. >>> another study out this week sheds new light on how americans think about marriage. in a survey by the pew research center and time magazine, people were asked, "is marriage obsolete?" 39% responded yes. in recent years only slightly more than half of american adults were marri

illegal immigrants sneaking through the brush, a drug-running ultra-light airplane heading towards tucsonblackhawk helicopter corraling a group of border crossers, all seen by a predator remote controlled aircraft armed with high-powered cameras. predators are best known for tracking and killing terrorists in afghanistan and pakistan. >> impact! >> reporter: here on the u.s. border, they are used strictly for surveillance. >> i'm pretty sure they'll be able to tell the you are in a blue shirt, tan flacks i'm in a flack suit -- >> they can see all of that? >> they can see all of that. >> we are trying to cross the border, sneaking across we would be plainly visible. >> that's correct. we would be working on putting agents in place to intercept you. >> reporter: he wants more pilots to keep the predators flying around around the clock claiming nothing else provides this kind of immediate intelligence. >> my boss in washington, d.c. can log on and say, what are we looking at right now? >> reporter: you could feed this picture in realtime to the command center. >> reporter: the program is exp

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illegal immigrants sneaking through the brush, a drug-running ultra light airplane heading towards tucsona black hawk helicopter corral ago group of border crossers, all seen by a predator remote controlled aircraft armed with high-power cameras. >> the predator will take off from here at fort huachuca. >> reporter: this man runs the predator for u.s. customs and border protection at a barren base in arizona. pilots fly the planes from a trailer on the tarmac. >> most people coming across the border are either migrants or drug smugglers. we don't know who they are. they could be terrorists, they could be people who have intentions of arm against the united states. >> reporter: predators are best known for tracking and killing terrorists in afghanistan and pakistan. >> impact. >> reporter: here on the u.s. border, they are used strictly for surveillance. >> oh, they're easily more than five miles that direction and 19,000 feet. >> reporter: we spoke with him as the predator watched from above. >> i'm pretty sure they'll be able to tell you're wearing a blue shirt, tan slacks, i'm in a flig

after taking off from tucson the crew noticed a problem with hydraulics. 37 passengers and three crew members got would have no problem whatsoever. >> and there is an evening commute getting wet from scattered showers but that is nothing compared to weekend rain. also most of the bay area is about to be under a freeze watch. there is live doppler 7 hd. showers are light. mainly seeing them in the north bay. and there is some slick roadways across the bay area. there is a tuesday snow showers possible above 2000. the big story here is the freeze watch going into affect tomorrow night and continuing into wednesday morning. there is temperatures expected to drop so we're expecting a very fridgit yid conditions sh plants will need protection. you can see the areas in purple here. there is another very cold morning on thanksgiving. good news is that it's going to be dry for thanksgiving from a weather standpoint. the forecast includes a wet tuesday morning commute. >> a developing story out of the south bay. there is a gas leak in san jose and there is both the school and education center

john quinones, abc news, tucson, arizona. >>> human remains have been found in north carolina and theesday during a search for little zahra baker, missing over a month. investigators aren't commenting about evidence that's been found in the case. both her step mother and father are being held. >>> new york prosecutors say google has helped bust up a heroin ring. neighbors had long complained about drug dealing on a particular corner in brooklyn. google's street view camera captured the same group of men on that corner day after day. that's when police moved in with an undercover sting. >> we captured them on film that way too. >> so you've got tight shots and wide shots? >> we've got a little of everything. >> i think that's great. if you know the eye in the sky can catch criminals, hey, what are you going to do? >> that is not the only high-profile heroin bust in the big apple this morning. police arrested three people in an apartment near times square, accused of running a heroin mill. 28 pounds of drugs were recovered, worth more than $6 million. >>> here's your friday forecast. we

the plane took off from tucson when the pilots discovered a problem with the brakes. were about 40 passengers on board when this happened. authorities say the passengers were calm and evacuated without any injuries. >>> a menlo park research lab is blocking the hue -- lieu main society. the employee was bit by the monkey on the finger. the humane society investigates ins -- incidents like this to see if the animal needs to be quarantined. >>> we now know when and where britain's royal wedding will take place. prince william and kate m iddleton will tie the night on april 29th of last year. while officials say the couple chose that date because they wanted a spring wedding. the ceremony will be in westminster abbey, where princess diana 'funeral was h eld. >>> it's tike 2s day. today, five luck yu viewers will win four tickets to the san jose harvest festival. the tickets are for n ovember 26th to the 28th at the san jose convention center. to enter go to ktvu.com before midnight, scroll down to the right now tab and put in the secret word "holidays." and good luck. >>

sentenced these two soldiers to three months probation and most of them from the rank of staff sergeant tucson largent now the case involves the operation cast lead the war back in two thousand and eight two thousand and nine when the two soldiers approached a young nine year old palestinian child and forced him to look inside a number of bags that the soldiers were fearful had some kind of explosives in them as it turned out there was nothing inside the bags and no one was hurt but the soldiers were charged with using this child as a human shield which was read by the israeli supreme court to be illegal the military prosecutors wanted to see some kind of jail time they were essentially calling on the fact that the soldiers in violated human rights and also what is known as these weighty defense forces code of purity of arms such a sentence carries up to three months in prison but as we see the soldiers got off with a relatively conservative and the night since since this is a surprise to many people here in israel particularly human rights groups and left wing organizations i just got off the

in tucson, arizona, casey stegall, fox news. >> the trip is over. president obama concludes his visit to asia. did he accomplish what he set out to help the community. >> no friends for you. which country blocked facebook and the reason behind its decision. >> the bay area warmup continues. coming up the areas that will near the 80-degree mark. >>> in japan tonight president obama assured russia's president that he is commited to getting the senate to ratify the start nuclear weapons treaty. that treaty reduces the limit on strategic warheads for each country to 1,550 from the current 2200. republican versus led the resistance to the treaty. the two world leaders were in japan for the asia pacific economic cooperation summit. more on those trade talks. >> reporter: well, president obama has been pushing the trade agenda making the case to these world leaders that everyone can benefit from expanded trade, mr. obama pointing out that the seven of the top trading partners with the u.s. are part of apec. also pointing out that 60% of u.s. exports come t

tony is joining us live from tucson to tell us more about his crusade.great to have you here. i understand that you are a vietnam vet. why was this important for you to make this journey? >> first, i wish to correct that i'm not a vietnam vet but a war time veteran from the vietnam era. >> okay. i stand corrected. >> and what is important for me for this mission is that we intend to create a grassroots movement known as support our veterans association as the flip side of support our troops. it's obvious that when troops are in harm's way that everyone, including the general public, will support their best efforts. >> what are some of -- >> this new organization. go ahead, sir. >> support our veterans association is designed as the grassroots movement which helps all veterans, their families, and their communities and their service organizations in ways in which they are currently underserved or not served at all. >> what are some of the biggest concerns when it comes to our veterans, in your view? >> well, first, that they are recognized for their servi

last year combined to put up 81 points on the board in tucson.er he can go or not, the card will know exactly what to expect. >> they want their play back here is to have one-on-one matchups with our d. b.'s and our linebackerings. they want to spread you out and make you tackle on the field. >> when jockey's attack. crazy scene at the breeders cup in louisville. in the yellow makes a dangerous move in the first race of the day. cuts off calvin burrell. the jockeys were square off after. he takes the first swing and burrell went nuts. it took a whole bunch of security guards to get burrell to calm down. no damage done. they have never seen this before at the breeders cup. of course, they're both 5-1 and 100 pounds. what are they gonna do. stanford, arizona, we'll have it for you here at 5 p.m. followed by another edition of after the game right around 8:30. i'm larry beil. >> next at 5:30, some bay area students got a stay in school message they actually wanted to hear. ♪ >> what rapper ludacris says. a jump on the holiday shopping [ female annou

combined to put up 81 points on the board in tucson.s missed the last couple games with the knee injury. whether he can go or not, the cardinals know exactly what to expect. >> have one-on-one matchups with our d. b.'s and linebackers. want to spread you out and make you tackle open field. >> when jockeys attack. crazy scene at the breeders cup in louisville. in the yellow makes a dangerous move in the first race of the day, cuts off calvin burrell. the jockeys were square off. he takes the first swing and burrell went nuts. it took a whole bunch of security guys to get burrell calmed down. no damage done. they have never seen this before at the breeders cup. of course they're both 5-1 and 100 pounds. what are they gonna do? anyway, a reminder, stanford, arizona, here for you at 5 p.m. followed by another edition of after the game around 8:30. have a great weekend, everybody. >> some bay area students got a stay in school message that they actually wanted to hear. (rapping) >> we'll let you know what rapper ludacris did for the kids. a

. >> right now in tucson circle there is basically no one bedrooms left. >> is that why rates are so high? >> rent has gone up tremendously. a 2% vacancy rate in the city. and you can purchase a one bedroom condo cheaper than you can rent it for. >> reporter: so what is the future of interest rates? and home prices? baits worries if you wait too long you could be out of luck. >> people aren't compelled to buy right now. they think interest rates will remain steady, which i don't think they will. they think prices are either stable or declining and don't really realize what's happening in the marketplace. >> maureen, really hard to believe how low some of these interest rates are. remember you have to have perfect credit and a really good job. they are looking at everything these days. in fact, i want to show you this graphic. pulled together some of the figures. this is from bank rate.com. we pulled these figures this afternoon. and this is what the current rate is, 4.46 for a 30-year deal. and then 3.84, that's 15 years. earlier this week we saw it fluctuate as low as 4.12. can you

seasoning and preparation, and nobody doest with more style than the pioneers of this favorite dish in tucson, arizona. >> carne seca is the main dish of el charro. it is a taste explosion that happens in your mouth. >> many foods served here are heated to rfection using ovens, but el charro's signature dish is truly something to write home about since it features the ancient cooking ingredient othe dry arizona heat. >> first of all, we will take the filet, and we have thinly sliced it, which is left with a little bit of fat. marinate it in garlic and, of course, this alreadhas a mixture of lime juice in it. this meat is then hung outside in a wi enclosed cage this way, and so it comes out after two days looking like a dried fat. it was a way of preservation. it really is beef jerky. >> it is really air-dried. it has really little to do with the sun, but the meat isut in an aluminum triangle cage with stainless rods that are sanitized before they hang the meat on it. the juice is the crucial thing because that keeps the meat from spoiling. the garlic keeps all the spirits away. no bugs of any

expect another shoot out last season the 2 teams combine to put up 81 point on the board in tucso tucsonrback nick missed last 2 games with knee injury. they know what to expect. >> they want the play back here to have one-on-one match up with the db and with our linebacker so they want to spread you out and make you tackle open field. >> we have the game for you tomorrow at 5:00 p.m. over on abc 7. we know jockey attack crazy scene at the breeder cup in louisville today. xavier in the yellow made a dangerous move in the first race of the breeder cup. cutting off calvin. the jockey squared off after the race. took the first swing couldn't see it there then he went absolutely ballistic. no damage done. but we have never seen this at the breeder cup before. f.not in the general teal sport of who are racing. weird looks like a hockey game. >> coming up tonight at 11:00. our continuing livive coverage f the messerly sentence today and the protests in downtown oakland that followed. this is live picture from sky 7 hd. enormous police presence at sixth avenue an 17 and 18 street update it for

the tucson worker would come by and check and see what they were doing and walk on by.but what they were doing, get this, the play was antigone. [applause] i mean, back to me was the most extraordinary thing. it provided the soulless. that was about the subject, the conflict between the government and so on. and so, i was thinking, not only about your inquiry, but also about the visual literacy thing, for many, many ways. there's no one way. the letter is a beautiful thing and important and permanent and it's there. it can't be erased. the same thing as with the other. the same thing as with portraits. i mean, the same thing as just, as we were saying, try to think what it's like in the world if you can't read. what other kinds of things jump out at you. you know, use everything, everything, you know, to become, you know, the best human being you can be. [applause] >> i'd also just noticed the lights are on now. and i noticed that amir baraka is in the house. [applause] at various right there, look, look. he's behind there. >> look at him. >> thank you. >> yes. >> good

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let's talk about weather because i have the hot spots and the chilly temps much the hottest spot is tucsondrum, new york down to a low of 21. the best weather is osh kosh, nebraska with sunshine and 74 degrees, not to be confusioned with wisconsin. osh kosh had sunny skies as a high pressure system is in control for basically 99.9% of the country a. i beautiful day albeit chilly in spots. here's a closer look at the weather. happy birthday, irene. >> jingle bells? a lot of things happen around here. they are singing jingle bells because my shout out goes to everyone in birmingham at the christmas festival. they are singing jingle bells. four football fields worth of everything christmas. 3,000 vendors from five countries and more than a million people have made the trek. a big thanks to everyone in birmingham watching "the early show" on cbs 42. thank you for the beautiful rendition of the holiday classic. over to you. >> breaking news, prince william and kate middleton are one step closer to the altar. we learned that the prince's girlfriend received the next best thing to a ring. she is

as part of "america's third war", casey stegall is live in tucson, arizona.hat role are these troops -- everybody said are they going to be desk jobs or are they going to be actually doing something down there. what are they doing? >> they are not desk jobs, they are right on the border, where we are in nogales, arizona. they are essentially acting as extra eyes and ears for the border patrol agents gathered along the southwest border. they do not have the authority to detain a suspected illegal immigrant, but they are armed for their own protection. they're mostly watching the border fence, looking for people trying to enter this country illegally. they can also help with apprehensions and things of that nature. but you may remember is waso it was back in may when president obama called for some 1200 troops to be deployed to the southwest border and here's the breakdown. there are currently about 263 on the ground in california, about 541 here in the state of arizona, 80 in new mexico, and about 284 in texas. more are expected, but this ramp-up period takes

. >> ron says, i usually watch new real time from tucson. however, the reason i'm up today is because i'm in china and it's 6:30 p.m. >> you're not quite hitting your sweet spot. you're on the west coast one time up late and now you're in china. good to know we're big in the people's republic. one more. >> traveling for work and got a full night's sleep since my wife, bauby and dogs are all back home. >> yes. you don't know how sweet that is until you have the babies, do you? it's great. "morning joe" starts right now. ♪ it's the end of the world as we know it ♪ ♪ it's the end of the world as we know it ♪ >> the path we're on is not sustainable. i don't know anyone that believes it is. the math is compelling. this debt is like a cancer that will truly destroy this country from within if we don't fix it. >>> that's a nice way to wake up. >>> welcome to "morning joe." what did i just hear? >> well, i was moving my purse -- and all of a sudden you act as if this is some sort of female active -- >> you're like elvis like shooting tv set. she has

to martyr with these free africans coming from haiti who talk of the revolution and this man named tucsonctually drum and they have these bandits coming around. so how can we comment on our captors if we take that african sixth and combine and it becomes jazz. that is how culture evolves with politics and commentary. and it is a tangible thing that we have lost the understanding of the importance of culture in america because we only see it as the residual of entertainment actually the intersection of people dealing with their present life situation and coming up with solutions to the situation and coming up with ways of dealing with this journey of life. that is what the social aid and pleasure club is, it's not just the second line. even the practicality of it. most people act to be addressed in the second white you have umbrellas and handkerchiefs? [laughter] if you come in the summer you wonder stand the importance of an umbrella and a handkerchief in that heat and that son. that is what culture is, the intersection of people and life itself. the social and political ramifications of

>> tucson arizona. >> and we have three young ladies. look fantastic. >> thank you. >> wmc-tv, memphis tennessee, windy, cool and 61. it's a ms up and down the eastern seaboard. we have heavy rainn a northeast, heavy showers and thunderstorms through florida. western two-thirds dominated by high pressure. it will be fabulous. sunny skies, warmer than usual temperatures again in the southwest. breezy conditions for the great lakes all the way down into texas and, again, air travel will be a mess today up and down the east coas >>> here's a beautiful view of the golden gate bridge. notice not a lot of sunshine. we've got mid and high level clouds coming through that will be one of the reasons why you'll be cooling down today just a little bit. mostly 70s inland. still a chance of hitting 80s in livermore, pretty warm by november standards. especially out towards the north. we'll see highs in the mid southwest. tomorrow we'll see more clouds, stronger seabreeze. may see a few widely scattered showers. friday night into saturday. chance of r

tucson, arizona. here's the cover of the book. please go ahead.discipline -- >> caller: hi, how are you? i was wondering if you could speak about morris' relationship with sullivan? >> guest: sure, himes sullivan was an intriguing person in the revolution. a hungarian jew that traveled through new york before he ended up on the american revolution. he was drawn to the american cause, imprisoned by the british, escaped, made his way to philadelphia, and very soon one reputation as a fair dealer in the -- on the docks down by the -- down on the philadelphia water front. and became the leading bond broker in town. >> he staked his fortune on the outcome of the revolution. solomon lost the sum of that in the revolution and went broke from the revolution and there soon after, but he's one of the true heros of the revolution and is associated with the office of finance. >> what was his role in the constitution, the constitution's induction? >> well, the long answer and short answer. the short answer is he was there at the constitution. he was the host o