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. >> so many of you wrote to us on facebook or tweeted us, but the first person who couldn't wait tohare his gratitude was ken. he wanted to share that he is very grateful for his care team taking care of his wife and she has breast cancer. she had surgery yesterday. >> i'm grateful for the teams from the woman's center in virginia. she has had her double mastectomy there, her reconstruction there. she had her ovaries removed yesterday in winchester. we have been married 7, 8 months now. four or five surgeries. [ laughter ] we have been through a lot together. >> i am feeling good. i have a little tenderness in my belly but other than that i feel great. >> there is always somebody that has it worse than you do. there always is. >> if it weren't for him, i don't know how i would have gone through all this. >> tweet us or instagram with wall of gratitude. you can always post to our facebook page. we would love to hear from u.yo send us pictures, videos whatever you like. debra alfarone wusa 9. >>> send your message to gratitude w u.s.a. 9.com. >>> a consumer watchdog found fake goop am

of what the going to happen going forward, you can heave your comment yarn fox 29 facebook page, tweet usat fox 29 philly. make sure sure you use fox29weekend. >> thank you, bill. of course, thank you richard ross as well. >>> we're taking a look at some of our roads, we have a major problem, what's the tweak from viewers that came in. >> veronica tweeted us and said what's going on the northeast extension. >> there is an accident on 476 between mid county and lansdale, it's about mile post 27 and the northbound left lane a big accident. traffic is stopped or slow moving, we'll keep you updated on that one. take a look at the weather, at little gray, dave warren. >> yes, that traffic moving nicely but there's problems out there. the temperatures are not moving much today. we'll be stuck in the upper 40s maybe touching 50, we have the clouds out there now, some lake effect snow showers on the radar. we have this weather can we go coming in from new jersey this morning. >> dave, we're inviting everyone to down told haddonfield today. what's the forecast this afternoon? >> what's the weather

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tweet us at the booktv or post a comment on our wall, facebook.com/booktv. >> until 7 p.m. there were several reasons why i went to the forefront of speech. i promise to do everything i could to oppose what i believed was a very bad tax agreement between president barack obama and republican leadership. and a time when this country is a $13.8 trillion national debt at the most unequal this division of wealth and income of any major country. it seemed to me totally absurd to provide hundreds of billions of tax breaks for millionaires and billionaires. further, by confirming, this was the lame-duck session before the republicans took control of the house, further by confirming under a democratic president a democratic house at the democratic senate, the basic tenets of bush's horrendous trickle-down economic theory, disagree with link the groundwork for more bad decisions in the future. unfortunately, i was absolutely right. second, more tax breaks for the very rich is only one symptom of an economic and political system

tweet us. the responses on the air. >>> volunteers are busy giving out boxes with cranberry sauce. the charity is asking all of us for help. >>> they grew up miles apart. the story of two sisters who are spending their time making wine together. very good wine. >> that goes good who patiently teaches how ta feast comes to life. the "family" ...who spends their holiday dinner with thankful strangers. the neighbor...who shares the season with another. you inspire us to do everything we do... ...for goodness' sake. >>> time to check twitter. quote, time to fight. another guy says go play outside. >> i like that. >> get outside instead of shopping. >> a lot of people answering our questions. when it comes to thanksgiving if you had to pick between cranberry sauce and gravy? you are team gravy. >> my house you don't have to choose. people getting on choosing cranberry. >> i'm getting a lot of people saying, cranberry sauce and matt tweeted us how about cranberry gravy. >> this is making my hungry. y

you can send us what you're thankful for, tweets, comments. make sure you use our #fox29weekend. >>> good morning, i'm dr. mike in yet another study. mindfulness meditation, that's where you let your brain kind of calm down. it has been shown to reduce pain 476 you're someone out there that has pain anxiety or just needs to chill out, try mindful medication. alzheimer's disease affects millions of americans. there may be a new way to screen and detect it early. believe it or not, folks, it's a smell test. studies have shown that if you have a decreased sense of smell, you may have later in a life some problems with memory. so, this may be big, big news in trying to detect it early. >>> according to the american academy of pediatrics, the use of appoint by i don't ticks in live stock can be endangers our children. we are seeing more and more bacteria that are resistant to antibodies leading to increased problems with infections and death. we need to take long hard look at the use of antibodies. i'm doctor mike. have a great weekend. . >>> you se

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tweet us, or post a comment on our wall. c-span.org/book tv. >> host: and you are watching book tv on teewun. we are in las vegas attending the freedom fest interviewing authors out here. joining us now is someone who has been on book tv before for previous books. the book is called the moral arc. in this book you write that during the years i spent researching and writing this book, whenbook, when i told people that the subject was moral progress, to describe the responses i received as incredulous would be an understatement. most people thought i was hallucinatory. >> that's right. well, the problem is, of course, like everyone else, i, two, watch the news. if you only watch the news it seems like things are bad and getting worse, but what i am trying to and getting worse, but what i am trying to do is track long-term historical progress over centuries and millennia, not days, hours, weeks. in other words, follow the trend line, not the headline. if you think about it for one 2nd and take the bigger picture, the abolition o

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black uniforms equal super performers. >> they played well that game. >> you can tweet us using the hashtag ktvu9. >>> we are following the top stories around the area. >> here is just some of the top stories we're following for you this morning. uc berkeley police are warning students stay alert after an attempted assault on the campus. police say eye female student was followed last monday after she got off a bus near campus. as she walked to beverly cleary hall a man pushed the woman against the front door of the building and made sexually inappropriate comments and tried to force her to let him into the building. he ran away when another student came to the door. so far we don't have a description of that man. >>> well, the man who was shot last night on a san pablo freeway is in critical but stable condition this morning. sky fox was flying over that silver sedan. it crashed on the shoulder of interstate 80 near san pablo dam road. both of the doors are open. the windshield wipers were still on. the victim's cousin says the victim is a 22-year-old employee at the chevron refinery in ri

. >> they can tweet us. >> they tweet us countries and we will go from there. >> alex holley fox 29,usiness research and people that give you recipes and things like that. >> every single one of these was good. >> which one us favorite. >> this irish thing. >> oh, baby. >> yes, flan is my favorite. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. >> you are welcome. >> i guess we will see you tomorrow. >> 9:49. well, lets take a look at this. let me show you something. >> what is it? >> guess who, do you know who that is. >> it is a celebrity, obviously reality star another hint transformed in allison and wonder land. >> wish he would go back down the hole. >> mike? >>> well, sky fox guys figured out where you were, alex. >> i guess they did. >> that is right, i was at one liberty place. >> and they have a giant ben franklin head. >> um-hmm. this is a picture. they have a huge ben franklin head you can go take pictures with. this is last night. they are calling it philly from the top. 800 feet in the a air. you look down, on william penn pen isn't that crazy. >> thinks observation deck. >> yes,

tweet us with the @vets on e-mail us and we'll show your pictures on air and have a gallery on >> announcer: now 7 weather with chief meteorologist pete bouchard. >> pete: 50 in the city right now. the temperatures sinking a little bit. not like they got very far today. the water temperature 53 degrees. so with our wind off the water tomorrow, no, our temperatures are not going to be 53 but 49-50. a little colder through lickington and wayland. those might be close to the highs for tomorrow. the high, 48 right now in boston, 49 lowell. then out through sterling and auburn we're in the upper 40s. the rain has yet to settle in. we have seen a couple of showers through wareham and up to plymouth and duxbury but the stead yet rain has been on cape cod. come. this first wave is just settling in. paving wait for more rain. it's sacrificing itself because there a lot of dry air in place and a lot is fading out. reenforcements will be spawned intoer this low pressure and fed up from a long island and connecticut, too. this also is what we're watching because as the storm pulls ebb, this little band

send us or tweet us photos of your favorite service member or . >>> welcome back. a fitchburg man comes to the time. alfred rivera was trained to use narcan last wednesday, the drugs that can help provide someone who is overdosed on heroin. two days later, he put the training into action when he stopped for a food at a mcdonald's and found a woman >> i was scared. and fresh out of the training. but, i went in and i ended up worked. >> you have an ability to do the training and takes a half hour and you can save someone's life with a simple tool. >> and that is what happened. he asked his boss for the training because of the epidemic in massachusetts and in most cases, it's free sisters. >>> and a positive update for you this noon on former president jimmy carter who is battling cancer. carter is responding well to treatment and they found no signs of new tumors. the 91-year-old kept an active schedule since being diagnosed with cancer in august and this is something many of us can wait to see. denver, colorado, got hit overnight and this morning, parts of colorado,

someone tweet us, you shouldn't have to be in a certain lane. someone tweeted well, a loft times they feel like they have to. because oftentimes they say it is only black, white, other, or hispanic, lat lean owe. it is starting to change more. still, for long time. >> yes. >> you had to pick. >> but it is not as odd as it used to be. different cultures, different races so those things are changing but i never heard taye addition say, i washed it, i never heard him denounce the child's black side of the african-american side of this heritage. he just said he wanted to acknowledge both sides. >> do you know what i mean. >> yes. >> i think people misinterpreted what was saying. >> that's what was saying, i can't believe i'm even talking about this, i'm the person really trying to go out there and get the conversations started. he said if i were to just only acknowledge the blackness in the child, then what about his mother? what about the mother? she is there. she is white. we have to acknowledge that, too. >> let me try to tell you another side. w

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post your pictures on facebook or tweet us with the hashtag vets on 7. e-mail us: we'll show you pictures and have a gallery on jeb bush: we do not have to be the world's policeman. we have to be the world's leader. who's going to take care of the christians that are being eliminated in the middle east? who's going to take care of israel and support them - our greatest ally in the middle east? the united states has the capability of doing this, and it's in our economic and national security interest that we do it. i will be that kind of president and i hope you want that kind of president for our country going forward. announcer: right to rise usa is responsible >> ryan: a shocking act in west haven, connecticut caught on camera. a middle school teacher appears to yank a student from under a student sending him to the floor. did it to send a message. >> elizabeth: the teacher is fired but could also face charges. a student goes flying and another student in the classroom caught it on a cell phone camera. >> didn't expect to hear anything going on across the street from where i live. >> re

you can send us an instant tweet. up next, john micklethwait brings us an exclusive interview with the governor of the bank of england, mark carney. ♪ stephanie: -- vonnie: welcome back to "bloomberg ." we begin with news about square. mobileent -- the payments company is setting its initial offering at 27 million shares. about $35to raise million. ceo jack dorsey will have 23.6% voting power. underwriters include goldman sachs, morgan stanley, and j.p. morgan chase. walt disney says fourth-quarter earnings beat estimates. it marks a reversal of fortune. --ney rigor -- decently disney's cable networks, led by the venerable sportscaster, boosted profits by 40%. that is the latest bloomberg business flash. stephanie: now to global go. we are joined by our editor in micklethwait, who has just returned. it is impressive how quickly you got here from europe, where he interviewed mark carney, the governor of the bank of england. welcome. john: thank you. stephanie: looking sharp. john: i think it is an attempt to imitate

tweet us at the hashtag cbs-3 and send us a photo and you might see it right here on "eyewitness news" this morning tomorrow. >>> a beautiful, frazier fur from pennsylvania will soon be on display in the white house blue room. >> our todd quinones traveled to lansdale where he looked at the birthplace of this years official white house christmas tree. >> reporter: of all of the christmas trees being bought and sold this time of the year, is there one from our area that is going to the most famous house in the world. >> you will meet her. >> um-hmm, yes. >> pretty cool. >> yes. >> i have never been to the white house before. >> reporter: jane buster is a third generation christmas tree farmer and chances are good if you see a christmas tree on someone's car or truck in the lansdale area the the tree came from his farm. but it is near 19-foot frazier fur that will wind up on display inside blue room of the white house. it was one of the two trees white house staffers were considering. >> this was tree that they didn't take. >> that is right. >> but, i think it is a great tree. >> report

organizers finding another way to celebrate >> tweet us your pictures with the hashtag vets on 7. andrew: the one thing about soccer that i like the most is when i put my uniform on, the age just leaves me. the ages leave all of us. we simply become kids again. i think all of us play for that very reason. it makes us the child we once were. the years just glide away, and i'm back to where i was. you are that little andy guy who used to be down in me, and i get to be that person all over again. my name is andrew, >>> a man takes to the air in new york city. you can see him fly around the statue of liberty in his jet pack. it was part of an experiment to test how high that jet pack can actually fly in the air. the man says he hopes to fly around another famous monument some time in the near future with his jet pack. >> these jet packs are becoming more popular. we showed you video the other day of those two guys flying. it was in australia. >> what would happen if you -- obviously you check the gas before you go out. >> what would happen if you're in midair. >> this could be a hard

. >> and remember, if you have your own hit or miss, tweet us at jer on fnc. to all of you for watching. we hope to see you all right here next week. >>> hello, everyone. glad you're with us. become to "america's news headquarters." >> new questions about what happened to a russian passenger plane that crashed in egypt a sinai peninsula as investigators reveal the doomed airliner broke apart in midair. >> plus more fallout over president obama's decision to send u.s. special operations forces to syria to aid in the fight against isis. some people are asking, will the deployment really make a difference? >> growing backlash against cnbc over last week's republican presidential debate. now many of the candidates

twitter is one of our partners for this debate, and so we invite you to tweet us your questions for the candidates using the hashtag #demdebate. donald trump's plan to deport 11 million illegal immigrants could never pass congress, according to the new republican speaker of the house. in an interview for "60 minutes," paul ryan said he couldn't imagine how that plan could ever happen. ryan told us that he's been in touch with the president often since he became speaker two weeks ago, and while he opposes mr. obama on many issues, they have found common ground. >> i think you can walk and chew gum at the same time. i think you can oppose the president on some issue that you fundamentally disagree with, but also work with the other party on issues you do agree with. that's what i've been doing. look, if we can find common ground, we can on highways, we will on funding the government. hopefully we can on tax policy. those are three things that will produce certainty in this country in the next few months. let's go do that. >> pelley: there was a time on capitol hill when the other guy had

twitter is one of our partners for this debate, and so we invite you to tweet us your questions for the candidates using the hashtag #demdebate. donald trump's plan to deport 11 it's jur job now? >> leadership by example is the way i look at it. i have friends on the other side of the aisle i have shown we can negotiate and compromise without compromising principle, that people with different ideas aren't bad people. they just have different ideas. somewhere in this we got into impugning people's character and motives if we didn't like their ideas. we've got to get back to just debating ideas and not impugning people's motives and character. >> pelley: sunday on "60 minutes" speaker ryan will tell us how he'd like to change taxes and social security, and his wife explains why she didn't want him to take the job. there was an outbreak of laser strikes on aircraft across the country overnight. laser pointers, sold at sporting goods stores, were aimed at planes and helicopters in 16 cities. here's kris van cleave. >> a laser was pointed at the pilot. >> reporter: three new york city news c

we invite you to tweet us using the hashtag dem debate. we also have live coverage on cbsn. that is our 24-hour digital network. >>> paul ryan believess it would be wrong to dismiss political outsiders in the race for the white house. ryan tells his home state paper the milwaukee journal sentalinal where things stand between him and president obama. >> reporter: have you spoken to the president? >>>> number of times. >> reporter: since you became speaker? >> mm-hm. >> reporter: and the substance of those conversations has been what? >> variedn different issues, much o oit discussed on things we have to get done by the end of the year and courtesy issues. we talk about having teenage daughters too. >> reporter: but you found a man you can work with? >> sure. look, this is the job, absolutely. he's my president too. >> reporter: the job hasn't been getting done these last several years. >> i agree with this, but nonetheless this government does have to work. >> reporter: you said the president has been untrust worthy on immigration. >> on this particular issue he tried to go a

others tweeted using the #15 bul6 bullets. how do you justify one bullet, let alone 16 bullets? is a tragic and painful incident. you can follow this story online at www.dw.de -- dw.com/liveblog. a u.s. commanders is a deadly airstrike on a doctors without borders hotel in afghanistan was a tragic accident. general john campbell said the incident was caused primarily by human error and that those involved had been suspended from their duties. the hospital came under fire from a u.s. special operations gunship last month, killing 31 people could doctors without borders has called the attack a war crime. in iraq, kurdish forces recently secured a key victory against islamic state when they recapture the town of sinjar. now it has emerged that the militants built a network of tunnels deep down under the town, including building living facilities well out of the range of enemy air strikes. all of this is providing a rearview of how the group organizes on the ground. reporter: the iraqi city of sinjar was retaken by kurdish and coalition forces two weeks ago. they discovered hundreds

. >>> tweet us @rightthisminute and follow the show all day long. >>> as a younger more reckless man partial to going to party, the music is up and you get blasted. drop the beat. the party is back. as you can see, this is one gigantic foam party. all this has been caused by storm ab agail that's come through the north of england. as a result of this storm you can see that this is central. >> something tells me the people that are stuck in this are not having a party. >> actually, mate, they are having a great time. as you can hear them talking, they're just cracking up. >> oh, my god. >> this is so -- >> there's a bus there and i guess when it's revving the engine it's pushing the foam up. >> how close to the ocean is this? >> right on the ocean, yes. basically for a lot of these shots, the scene is right there. think of it like overspill from the ocean because of the wind. we head to russia. we're used to seeing car accidents in russia but i've got a new one for you. it looks like some sort of industrial boat coming in with some serious speed. there's a very small boat to the left

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you can send us your tweets and questions. mike is joining us from crowley, louisiana. thank you for your call. caller: my, and question would be the influence -- i know the muslims were with hitler -- the catholic aspect, the pope, and what coverage did it the church give him as a religious rite to do his exploits. i want to hear from you. mr. huxen: i'm not as familiar of the issue of becoming church's role in world war ii. we did recently have a speaker, a professor from brown university, he just won a pulitzer prize for his book on mussolini and his role with the catholic church. this is really a prewar story in the 1920's and 1930's in which the catholic church does cut .ome political deal basically, it isn't an easy sort of situation. thatruth of the matter is the catholic church, as well as protestant churches in germany are suppressed by adolf hitler as he rises. hitler did not brook any interference from any sort of temporal power or power ahead of the state. he, like stalin, believe that might makes right. in the end, from a military standpoint and political s

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