that he goes thank you so much for joining us from seattle -- eddie co. ank you so much for joining us. still ahead, a rough time for value-focused hedge funds. from david einhorn to says down.n, they're which investments are not paying off. ♪ betty: we have new numbers on the performance of hedge funds. barry rosenstein saw his two rebound in october after four months of losses. jana partners fund up 2.7%. this is according to an investor letter. both funds are still down for the year, 5.9% and 4.1% respectively. saying with hedge funds, it is a bad year for value investors, and you know that when seth klarman is losing money. his hedge fund declined about 3.8 percent in september, according to a person with knowledge. was heard by losses in energy and health care stocks. joining us now in austin is sabrina willmer, who wrote the story about seth klarman's losses per they took the heaviest hits on health care and energy, right? sabrina: that is direct. mostly, the biggest holding of the u.s. equity holding was should near energy -- was shaneer energy. a l

we have another video and this coming to us from seattle. it maybe your local bicycle shop, but this guy spots the donations hanging up on the side of the shot and decides that i want me one of them. >> no. >> you don't steal donated bikes. that's the worst in the world. >> don't worry. he is going to try and it's really really funny. >> okay. get up and he is obviously not been instructed and puts it up and very badly and tries to get it down and we decide to go down. >> he is going tear the bike apart before he gets it down. >> yeah, we see where this is going. wait for it. that's them turning up. >> he was caught and a 21-year-old male:he tried to fight back and was being arrested. >>> it's gave way time. we're givering you a chance to win. >> the buzz word is coming up in a bit. >> get ready everyone for the ipad give away. >>> one of the most fun things that you can do with the pet is get point ers and just watch the dog or cat lose the mind. the dog i'm going to get you. the baby is even fooled by this old trick. >> looks like she is g

social psychologist and writer jane adams joins us from seattle. it's good to have you with us. >> thank you for having me. >> women have been going to college for decades. >> that's true. >> why do you think just now we're seeing this change? >> although most of the media says it's economic and result of the recession, it has more to did with the relationship between parents and their grown kids these days. it has changed a lot. parents today want to have an open authenticit authentic relah their kids. if they feel having them at home is going to support them and having a more successful life later, when they are through with school and out in the workforce they're willing to have them there. there's a difference in terms of independence between what women and men feel about independence. >> that parents who allow kids to live at home later? >> absolutely, i believe they feel that's the only way they're going to keep them there and that's true. men have always had a certain amount of independence regardless where they live because they're men. in

noah covers berkshire hathaway and joins us from seattle. >> i'm doing well.us. kraft is a big win but there are a lot of laggards. when we look at the stock portfolio at berkshire hathaway -- everyone identifies warren buffett is being a great stock picker. he has had some real challenges in walmart and amex and ibm which are three of the four sorry, four ofs the 10 biggest holdings in his company. that has been outweighed by this big bet he made on kraft-heinz. he was instrumental in putting them together. through a number of transactions, he will be booking an enormous gain in earnings -- it will atct about $7 billion pretax. has this emboldened warren buffett to go find his next big elephant? yeah, i think it puts an underline. berkshire hathaway at this point in time is much more about the deals that warren buffett can do rather than a stock portfolio. it's an important part of the company but where he is adding value of these days is by going out and buying companies. kraft-heinz fits that mold even though it's technically a stock holding now because he

alan tells us what to expect from the store in seattle. >> reporter: it's been rumored for quite sometimet is being brick and mortar reality. welcome to amazon books, it seems counter intuitive and odd after all this is the company that made eights mark by not having any kind of physical retail presence and made a considerable mark in the business world. they will have 5,000 different title on his display at any time here. it's actually quite few for a bookstore this size. some minor differences you see is all the books are turned face out you don't have to look satellite on yoga this way, you'll actually be able to look at it that way and every other book and you won't find any price tags on this book, you bring it over, stick it under the bar scanner, and that's the same thing you would play if you bought it on line, they have will he views, customer reviews, reader reviews, you might even find a note from jeff the amazon founder under one of these books. so why seattle? well, amazon tells us they know this is a literate, book buying, book loving town and they have plenty of date on al

dan springer joins us live from seattle.are they drawing a straight line between the legalization and these fatal pot accidents? >> well, martha, here are the facts. 75 fatal accidents involving marijuana, first year after legalization. 38 the year prior. the state agency that compiled those numbers is not saying for sure there is direct connection. we do know there are numerous studies that show, driving while stoned is up not only in four states where drug is legal but across the entire country. stats in washington state are alarming. among drivers tested after fatal crash, 85% had marijuana in their system. that is up 20% from before legalization. one of those deadly accidents happened last halloween a high driver killed a 7-year-old girl trick-or-treating. colorado legalized marijuana at same time. they're behind washington state in amount of testing they do. what they have found fatal accidents involving people impaired by pot are up 38%. survivors and victims are angry. >> i think it would be appropriate for to us try

we have scott, here with us who is straight from seattle, to do this interview for us. it is cyber monday. their biggest day. people talking about the stuff that they are selling. real fast we will show you this furby which has been shut down. does it work now. >> he may ab sleep right now but this is, furbacka a popular furby toy. they are hugely popular this holiday season. >> reporter: another thing for kid and they expect kid to drop this kindle. >> thinks fire tablet kid addition, two year guarantee if you drop it, break it, no worried we will replace it for free. this is great. >> they have this 55-inch flat screen 4k tv which is latest, greatest technology, 45 percent off. they expect to sell, hundreds of thousands of those. >> yes. >> reporter: look at this conveyor belt. explain to mike jerrick, he has same question, how does something, not get lost, get misplaced, get sent to the wrong house with all these 14 miles of conveyors. >> this is technology, here in this building. every point that the product passes when it comes in the building, when it is put on th

us now to get your health coverage in place as soon as possible. affordable medicare supplement insurance coverage from a name you can trust. call us today. toll free at... >>> next week, seattle'sne direction exclusive. is the new song about harry's ex? >> is it about taylor? that's what everyone wants to know. >> nothing is off-limits. >> is one d done? >> the breakup rumors. next week on "e.t." >> a lot of girls happy about that. and a lot happy about one d's new album made in the am just dropping today. meanwhile, leann rymes is playing shows in the states. she spent time to dish about her hectic life. she has a new christmas album and is she trod have a baby? >> i've been pregnant four or five times in the tabloids. >> i understand you take prenatal. >> i do, not for any reason. >> we go way back. >> the lady in the checkout line, she bought vitamins. and she's like, oh. i'm like, it's for my hair. >> she started taking prenatals and stopped taking birth control pn her reality show. so what would leann look like pregnant? >> i think i would have a baby bjorn singing with the kid. it's so hard. it's hard to put them down. they're so cute. >> i know, right. >> look at me and

this week, the question comes to us from jonas martin in seattle, washington. >> hi. my question is, if there have been over 1,000 ice ages in the past, how do we know that the current climate change is caused by humans? thank you. >> meteorologist derek van dam is here. that question to you. >> george, in essence what this gentleman is asking, climatologists know that the earth's climate is changing in a cyclical pattern. why should we blame humans for the current trend in warming. george, to answer that question, it's important that we understand how these cycles work. first and foremost, the earth's orbit around the sun is not constant. that is always changing over large periods of time. that affects how much cold and warm air encompasses the planet. i want to show you a graph. this is very important. don't lose me on this one. this is something you want to learn as we head into conf 21. where heads of state and scientists converge to make global impacts on greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide. this puts the past years in prers peck tiff. the red line is carbon

seattle. frank says a growing population of people living in the cars and r.v. ks yeah itted a host of problems. >> they steal from us, drop trash wherever they want. they bring the property value down. who wants to buy a house with the camp ground of america across the street. >> graham created seattle's first safe parking programme and says a few bad eggs may lurk, but 70% are first-time homeless, desperate to get back on their feet. >> we want a safe community where we can work together. where people can get into housing and live the american dream. >> a dream that psychology stupid belinda forces herself to keep in mind each night she and her four children spend crammed in her small saidan. >> a week ago i didn't want to come back to the parking lot to sleep in my car. it was hard. but, you know, hopefully at the end of the line i'll have something better to offer my kids. it's temporary. a long temporary, but it will be over soon >>> since we air the that report, there's waiting lists to get into the parking lots. some 30 to 70 cars. one reason is rising tents in a tight housing market. and here are some updates

notice they have reviews, customer, reader, and you might find a note from jeff bayso, a founder under the book. why seattle. amazon tells us they know this is a book manufacture buys loving town. and they have plenty of data to prove na. will it be the only store. probably not. >> with $500 million players -- 500 million players, it's a successful online game. candy crush is set to be sold for a record amount. the gaming giant, behind call of duty and world of war craft is to buy the maker in a deal worth $5.9 billion. it's per share. so king digital entertainment experts will be cree aid. >> tom ackerman reports. >> reporter: it's a union of entertainment tights. act vision blizzard, maker of interactive games, including call of duty and world of war craft of the buying out king digital entertainment. the company that owns candy crush, which addicted facebook and smartphone users, combined revenues outstripped microsoft, sony and arts. another giant. and together the two claim more than half a billion gamers each month in 200 countries. that's more than twitter's base usership. lately they failed to some up with titles to

see right now it is move out of vancouver and holding for seattle and himmia and it will slide to us tomorrow and wednesday. it is coming from the north which means it is a cold core system and does future have any el nino influence so the rainfall amount is going to be on the heighter side and they going to be cold enough for thunderstorms and hail. it works out, late hazy sunshine, we are never going to get rid of the clouds or the haze but it will be bright at times and you will need the such glasses the further you are away from the coast. rain to scattered showers tomorrow into wednesday and fed begins frigid and frosty inland valleys. temperatures could be down in the upper 20s. before that, well go hour by hour, at noon, you can see the clouds still being stubborn and we will break it up by 5:00, notice the radar runs are off the coast in the left hand corner screen. by midnight a few are slipping on shore and they will be very light and almost drizzle like and during the commute, the rain will be scattered and heavier and not until 10:00 when the real deal moves in to the north bay and by look, it is right down 80 in

there will be reviews and you might find a note from the amazon founder under one of these books. why seattle? well, amazon tells us they know that this is a literate, book-buying, book-loving town, and they have plenty of data to prove that. is this going to be their only store? they say probably not. ♪ commited by evil persons. they are committed by people who say "they are protecting their own communities". >> under his direction, the first permanent international legal body sought justice for some of the most serious atrocities of this century. the icc presented charges against world leaders and others for crimes against humanity. >> we are breaking the cycle of

us across north america quite quiet weather wise, it is still quite cold. we have one area snow work towards toronto but work out for the next system, from the pacific, seattle and calgary expecting snow on tuesday >>> thanks for that. do stay with us here on the news hour. still ahead protests to the ballot box pushing for change in hong kong. greece's biggest football darby has been called off because of incidents between fans and police. >>> hello again. you're watching the al jazeera news hour. a reminder of our top stories. russia has stepped up it's bombing cpap in syria in what is called the heaviest strikes since the conflict began in 2011. most of the province is held by i.s.i.l. people are voting in argentina's first ever presidential run-off between scioli and maci. thousands of extra police have been deployed across bangladesh. there are fears at the there could be protests following the execution of two opposition leaders convicted of war crimes. ethiopia's growing economy. it has one of the worst reputations in the world when it comes to media freedoms. >> reporter: this man and his fellow blogger say they live in fear. the terrorism charges ag

>> a lot of us continue to drive at the normal speed we do when it rains but, you are going to need to slow down. here is a look at radar. the storm is stretching from fort bragg do seattle. it is coming in two different parts. first part is what will hit us mid-morning to mid-afternoon. the second part will come in tonight. this is going to be the cold part bringing the chance of thunderstorms and hail and snow. our close of the radar return headed to ukiah. these are sliding more to the east. than south much the entire line will have to sink to the south. until it is here we will tack about the forecast. sfo is going to have delays mid-morning into the afternoon. rain to showers. chilly and windy. storms tomorrow. hail and snow. frigid mornings tomorrow through saturday. possibility of frost inland valley. the coldest air mass of season is coming behind the cold present this afternoon. as far as the hour-by-hour forecast. at 7:00, you can see cloverdale toward northwest part of sonoma county is starting to feel the light to moderate rain. by 9:00, it is all in, in the north bay and spilling into heart of the bay. from there through 11 o'clock you can see the yellows an

more than a thousand miles away in seattle local home owner says a growing population of living in their cars and rvs have created a host of problems >>> they steal from us their trash wherever they want, bring the property value down because who wants to buy a house with a camp ground of america across the street >>> this man helped created the safe parking program last year. he says a few bad egs may lurk, but 70% are first time homeless, desperate to get back on their feet >>> we want to have a safe community where we work together, where people can get into housing and employment and live the american dream that we all feel we're justified towards >>> a dream that's psychology strandy forces herself to keep in mind each night that she and her four children crammed in her small sedan. >>> about a week ago i just didn't want to go back to the parking lot to sleep in my car. it was hard, but, you know, hopefully at the end of the line i will have something better to offer my kids. so it's temporary, a long temporary, but it will be over soon >>> since we first aired that report there are now waiting lists to get into the safe parking lists in san diego.

use will be made. these are the growing urban centers nearorand and seattle. the cities lie in a region geographers call the pacific coast, and the difference from the western mountains dramatic: population density; the location of major manufacturing. but why are these features so unevenly distributed? the area's physical geography is revealed at a different scale. the pacific coast receives plenty of rain and snow. asoistoveshe pacific ocea, the cascade mountains force it higher. as it rises, the air cools and condenses most heavily in areas shown in dark blue. the east is left in an arid rain shadow. this is where geographers draw the boundary of the western mountains. it's a line we should etch in our mental maps. on one side, the growing population along the pacific coast has become more protective of its lush, natural environment, including the salmon. now, as more nets come up empty, commercial fishermen and environmentalists on the coast have formed an unlikely alliance with the indians of the western mountains. however, the demand for energy by growing populations, coupled with increased environmental awareness, will force people in both regions to face some

what i am trafficking the storm is pumping the moisture into seattle and up to vancouver for us, though, we have hazy sunshine as you look frombay hills across richmond and the richmond-san rafael over toward san francisco. mostly sunny the next two days and mild, with a passing high clouds and more high clouds to sun set. moderate rain tomorrow night and the rain totals keep creeping up. i will show you those in a second of the showers and a chance of a thunderstorm. today, let me start with the 70s, gilroy and the boardwalk in santa cruz. how about that for delightful weather? not bad for the rest of the valley, 66 to 67 degree in san jose, and 68 in cupertino, and los altos at 68 and drop continue to 65 in menlo park and san mateo and millbrae and half moon bay at 62 degrees and not far behind daly city and colma at secretary to 61, mid-60s in downtown, and mid-to-upper 60s through the north bay valley and the east bay shore, look who is the warmest, oakland and fremont at 67. inland we have 63 to 65 degrees and very tight temperature gradient until livermore at 67. tonight, 40s and 50s and the 30s are less likely. the hig

from seattle down toward san francisco. this storm will exit mountains and could impact us by saturday, that is the day to watch, for some wet weather but it doesn't look like a huge deal as of now and mainly in the normal. temperatures right now on the cool side but not as cold as this time yesterday, 49 degrees in philadelphia. forty-four in will allentown. forty-five in trenton right now. forty-one in wildwood. the mount pocono at 35. mount pocono is quickly dropping in the 20's by this time yesterday and note thinks big bubble of green, that is indicative of where warmer air is, temperatures in the 60's and that is all lifting north and east ward through the next several days. we are starting to tame the chill, yesterday's high 43. today, 50, closer to normal and then we will keep climbing and then by friday we're talking mid 50's, well above average for this time of the year with high pressure in control, nothing get in here weather wise, and talk to you about rain, thunder, no snow, wednesday is quiet, thanksgiving thursday looking generally sunny a and dry. maybe a few cloud down the shore but that front could impact

the officials from seattle and oakland and other place of equality office and late a conference in nashville, tennessee which i've been attending on and off over the years i want to say i used the time for relationship building and cased studies from different cities had a great opportunity at the local process and the local submit that i'll have to say commissioner avalos as a leader the alliance state and federal brought in a mayor from minnesota from we wisconsin and she's bringing great ideas to minneapolis including a light rail that goes to st. paul and others major groups i'm learning from a down to earth elizabeth and other city council members a highlight of the trips i also wanted to say that two besides commissioner avalos other leaders of local process from seattle and from brooklyn new york and many others are leading the economic justice and jobs work citywide and local process is a great place to build those relationships in the cased studies i also wanted to say that policy link angela blackwell organization i had no idea 3 thousand people if government sector from university researchers to grassroots activists in the community of color and it was 3 thousand

using his legs to keep the chains alive. he would gain 10 yards on the play and seattle is in business and sets up this field goal from steven>>> and frank beamer saying he's retiring the end of this season. he has the most wins and the longest tenured active coach in the nation. he started in blacksburg in 1987. during that time, he has been to six bcs bowl games and currently on a streak of going to 22 straight bowl games. they're just 4-5 this

the officials from seattle and oakland and other place of equality office and late a conference in nashville, tennessee which i've been attending on and off over the years i want to say i used the time for relationship building and cased studies from different cities had a great opportunity at the local process and the local submit that i'll have to say commissioner avalos as a leader the alliance state and federal brought in a mayor from minnesota from we wisconsin and she's bringing great ideas to minneapolis including a light rail that goes to st. paul and others major groups i'm learning from a down to earth elizabeth and other city council members a highlight of the trips i also wanted to say that two besides commissioner avalos other leaders of local process from seattle and from brooklyn new york and many others are leading the economic justice and jobs work citywide and local process is a great place to build those relationships in the cased studies i also wanted to say that policy link angela blackwell organization i had no idea 3 thousand people if government sector from university researchers to grassroots activists in the community of color and it was 3 thousand

from vancouver into seattle. taking aim at that really strong low coming up there. you can see for us, we get the higher clouds, just too far to the south, crescent city, arcata, eureka, light rain. we get a few high clouds and that's it. a whopper, this is the same low we had on sunday. now blizzard conditions for some and look at the line of severe going across from oklahoma, texas, now north, flash flood watches and warnings. this is a global blizzard for denver, colorado springs, snow on the go to dia. probably travel delays there. that's a whopper of a system. sunny, breezy, hint of fog houston valley. slightly warmer on afternoon temps. a lot of low 60s yesterday. today more mid-60s. santa rosa did go 67. also one down towards santa cruz but most locations in the 60s, slight breeze could help for some but cold morning, sunny, warmer, into friday, maybe even saturday, partly cloudy on the weekend and changes next week. looking likely now. >> yeah. some serious rain that could affect travel. >> a lot of people travel next week for thanksgiving. thank you. >>> 6:21. former ktvu wea

particularly the founding ones there microsoft apple amazon, from seattle to silicon valley and for a long time they said to the government leave usmost libertarian right? >> right. >> rose: now it is said they have as intent in washington as anybody. is that fair? >> there is nothing in the corporate culture that argues against eventually saying how does policy affect what i do in my business. and what we at the f.c.c. do is do we get lobbied by google? yep. do we get lobbied by at&t? yep. so what our challenge is how do you find the common good? the interesting thing is you said a minute ago you talked about earlier in my career i had been an advocate for various businesses. >> rose: right. the way things tend to work in an advocacy world is you come in and say unless you do this in my way it's going to be the end of western civilization as we know it! and the other side comes in and says exactly the same thing. and the job of people like me and my colleagues at the commission is to say okay, where is it -- i understand why this position is good for them, and this is good for them, where is the solution that has the common good

from inside the hotel so stay with us, we see some pictures, riddled with bullets and we will hear from someone in the hotel during the attack. >>> happening today, san francisco 49ers take on the seattle seahawks, former starting quarterback colin kaepernick won't suit up. he is on the injured reserve list and being his season. spoke with niners fans who said it is time for the team to move on. >> what all fall from grace. >> can't believe how things have unraveled. >> if colin connects with michael crabtree and winds super bowl xlvii with his mentor and first nfl head coach still be with the niners? would their struggles be mitigated? niners fan seems to think so. >> go to change history for sure. >> we have come a long way from this. >> when congress her and it became a fad in his abs were world-renowned. >> i think we should move.-- move on. >> somewhere along the way he became distant with the media and in turn the fanbase. the past two seasons the locker room fractured with some players defending the quarterback and others not so much. >> after last season, it is sad. >> now the irony, having shoulder the blame for dismal three and six season so far, the last win spearheaded by h

seattle and portland, and the rain line now beginning to enter northern california. the way the forecast has it right now, we should still have high pressure offshore tomorrow. that would shield us from any kind of wet weather. so if you want more sunny skies, we have that for you as well with temperatures 2 to 4 degrees warmer. by this saturday, and also sunday, this storm track will stay just off to the north. we're going to barely get missed here by some rainfall, and the way things play out, we'll have isolated 70s remaining. a close call this saturday and sunday on rainfall. we'll continue to monitor that for you. let's take you to the forecast as we head throughout wednesday. the midpart of the week, and you can see, another beautiful day in cupertino. sunny and 69 degrees. san jose, 67. back across the peninsula, 65 in san mateo. warmling up to 67 in palo alto, and san francisco, even getting in on sunshine and 66 in the financial district. north bay, east bay, and tri-valley, isolated 60s. that includes walnut creek at 70. oakland not too far behind at 68, and check it out in the tri-valley, 70 degrees. now, you're going to want to enjoy this milder weather because once again

seattle. a piece of this energy will visit us tomorrow then dropping our local snow levels. a live look outside frombeautiful shot with the sun coming up. finally at the airport looking at a few clouds. no problems here. but the freezing levels, the pilots will have to contend with sunday into monday. the lower levels where we are looking at the snow levels really come down. but because the front doesn't have a lot of moisture, we really won't be affected with that too much. it will feel really cold. dry today rainy tomorrow. chance of thunder monday with cold air and look for snow levels to drop. maybe even below 4,000 fee. pacific zalesak picture shows a although of things going on montgomery us today for fair weather. then there's cold front. it arrived tomorrow morning in the north bay. pushing through the bay area throughout the rest of the day. then we are getting a lull in here for sunday night. and that low with the red dashed line heads our way on monday. the chance of thunderstorms and some heavier showers. by 6:00 in the morning you will have the rain from cloverdale, ukiah, marin county

from seattle to san francisco and l.a. again, temperatures this morning starting out in the mid and upper 20s. a lot of central new jersey early on. look for the clouds to gain on us. i think we'll see sunshine this notice more clouds by about noon in the mix, but there'll be filtered sunshine. into tonight, patchy clouds. tomorrow, more clouds early. this is 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. i have a feeling some people will be up shopping. sun in the afternoon. that should allow for temperatures to climb well into the 60s again. cold front to the north and west. our best chance of a shower is saturday morning. most of this should pass south of us into send. although, it does trend chillier again. this thanksgiving, not bad at all. 59 and low 60s tomorrow. 53 saturday with a couple morning showers. only 40s for sunday, monday, and a few more showers on tuesday with a high of 54. let's find out how the roads are treating us so far. >> pretty quiet with the exception of manhattan. i ran into a lot of this, this morning. we already have a bunch of closures in addition to the upper west side. around the macy's herald square area. 7th avenue shut down southbound and cross s

seattle's offense has been struggling. their defense is as good as it's ever been. but they used to get a lot more help from offense. but their offensive line isn't as dominant as they used to be. and because of that, they are struggling offensively. >> so winning there is not maybe as monumentous a task as it once was? >> i think they can get it done, i really do. >>> still up on "xfinity sports sunday." an instant classic. the undefeated patriots barely squeaking by. and we'll tell you which of the remaining perfect teams is most likely to stay that way. bill will weigh in on that. >>> "xfinity sports sunday." patriots trying to stay undefeated on the season visiting giants. fourth quarter, pats trailing by six. tom brady's pretty good. so's rob gronkowski. gronk breaks a tackle. two giants collide. 76-yard touchdown. patriots take the lead. two minutes left, giant in the red zone. eli manning's pass to odell beckham jr. caught in the end zone then knocked away. refs call it a touchdown on the field. it would be reviewed and overturned. no touchdown. did you agree? >> that looked like a touchdown to me. c

used data from the u.s. bureau of economic analysis gross metropolitan product, per person. san jose, california, ranks tops boston is number five, behind places like bridgeport, connecticut and seattle. over 100 employees of cbs health will soon be out of a job. the company tells fox 25 news about 150 workers will be laid off in december, following a thorough review process. 70 of those positions will be at the rhode island headquarters. the workers will be able to apply for other jobs within the company, if they are qualified. >> elizabeth: you've heard it before, don't believe everything you read on the internet. now a new scam is targeting your facebook need for the holidays. this is called the secret sister gift exchange. the facebook post says you buy a gift for one person, add your name to the list and you'll receive 36 gifts. security expert say it's just forenorm of form of a typical pyramid scheme. >> the reporter: i'll show you where showers are going in the next hour. >> mark: first, they don't show up to work for years and still get paid. up next, the government workers getting made to do nothing hand their checks come from your taxpayer dollars. fox 25 news investigatio

used in the hit, shake it off. and it is clean-up time for this gum covered wall in seattle. crews getting toward scrape over a million pieces and 20 years worth of chewed gum, gross, from that famous wall. and cast out your tongue and your wallet. this painting selling for $826,000 about, three time more than expected. >>> and a long lost piece of walt disney history recovered. this short film from 1967 uncovered by the british film institute. it is planning to show it with a special collection of disney short films dating back to the 1930s. that showing scheduled for december with winter weather, the perfect time for sleigh bells. thanks for being part of the real story today. >>> the war is on and republican politics, trump registers in new hampshire, and rejects his rivals. he said dr. ben carson lacks amou aptitude. today, a shooting inside the republican tent. a new surge in nationwide republican polls. ted cruz up, jeb bush way down again. jeb says, i can fix it. >>> and is a campaign picking your brain? ahead. inside the new science of neuro politics. how political players are working to scan voters' brain waves, bodies and facial expression. the idea, figure out wha

the officials from seattle and oakland and other place of equality office and late a conference in nashville, tennessee which i've been attending on and off over the years i want to say i used the time for relationship building and cased studies from different cities had a great opportunity at the local process and the local submit that i'll have to say commissioner avalos as a leader the alliance state and federal brought in a mayor from minnesota from we wisconsin and she's bringing great ideas to minneapolis including a light rail that goes to st. paul and others major groups i'm learning from a down to earth elizabeth and other city council members a highlight of the trips i also wanted to say that two besides commissioner avalos other leaders of local process from seattle and from brooklyn new york and many others are leading the economic justice and jobs work citywide and local process is a great place to build those relationships in the cased studies i also wanted to say that policy link angela blackwell organization i had no idea 3 thousand people if government sector from university researchers to grassroots activists in the community of color and it was 3 thousand

from seattle at the end here. but you see all that food has to then go here where this lady is going to be sealing the meals for usso, it's a lot of work and it takes a lot of people. it also takes a turkey or two or 3,400 meals and we've got the gorgeous, glamorous gobbler and gorgeous. raul. talk to us about what is going on here. >> well, we are salvationy and every year we put this on and i was gladly chosen by the majors here to be the glamless gobbler. >> how did you get chosen out of the many people here? >> i would like to think it's my personality and that was it. graciously picked. very honored position to have this from what i'm told. >> look, it's shiny and everything. >> shiny. >> he even stuffed ittier. you guys can't see it. stove top. >> something very personal here, too. you were talking about your experience last thanksgiving. talk to us about that. >> last year i wasn't doing very well in my life. and i went without a meal last year. which was kind of depressing. i didn't even talk to my family. and it really, it really hurt me, right, that in america that people aren't really, that someone's no

us live from the demonstration in harlem. >> reporter: lori when the movement began two years ago, no one thought that $15 an hour minimum wage could become the norm in system places. it has in seattle and san francisco and eventually will for fast food workers in new york state and new york state. now the protesters here on 125th street and harlem right now, they say they're fighting for the rest of the country. [ chanting ] this morning, a nationwide fast food protest in 270 cities across america. came to harlem. and marched up adam clayton powell boulevard, marchers even >> $8.75, $15 an hour would definitely would definitely help me with the cost of living. >> reporter: the goal is to make $15 an hour the minimum wage for everyone across the country and they want that as part of the national discussion in the ongoing presidential election. >> we okay if we going for president or local dogcatcher, you are not getting into office unless you're with child care and $15 and union rights for everybody in the united states. >> reporter: the day of protests actually began at 6:00 this morning in brooklyn. governor cuomo already signed off an $15 an hour for fast food workers. phased in

you heard from teresa who is a military spouse in seattle who for the first time ever -- she used toe a restaurant manager. never volunteered in her kid's school. she was able to do that for the first time because of the opportunity the platform provides. lived in ohio, was a telephone operator, had to move to a warmer climate for health reasons, came to charlotte, but he's the hand-controlled vehicle, which is allowed in platform, and now he drives. it's a way to get out who are stuck at home. it's a great way to break down the barriers for people with disabilities. we have a veteran who drives in the uber platform. he has three daughters and a dj. he has a lot going on. he's got prime business, which is spins disks at night but he has three girls and he wants to be able to see them. he can log on for a couple of hours, log off, log back on. it's a very powerful, i think, economic engine that really works maybe better than anything for veterans as they are trying to figure out what they are going to do next. we are going to continue this commitment, we think we can make a lot more p

us in seattle. so then i flew down here. my aunt found out because of her boyfriend, my cousin's boyfriend told her. has described herself as a proud first-generation mexican-american. her parents are fromexico will stop can you talk about your response or how she might have responded, knowing her well, you are her cousin, to this latest news in state after state in the united states, governors saying they will not accept syrian refugees? i think the number we are at now is something like in 27 states. >> right. attacks, we feel that on unarmed civilians to publicize a political objective is a huge crime against humanity. that as human beings and as first-generation students and as children who come from immigrants are parents who migrated from mexico, we understand some of the most victims or the isis victims are muslims and arabs themselves, and this is something that i think as much hurt and pain we're going through, we have to analyze the entire situation as human beings and realize that it is much more than just the attack in paris. amy: why her heritage? why nohemi's heritage, how that played out in her life and what she chose to do in her traveling to paris? >> why -- i'm sorry?

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use and a free 30-tablet trial. >>> getting word from chipotle mexican grill this morning that they will reopen the 43 restaurants in the seattlend portland area that they voluntarily closed. they will open in the coming days with a fresh supply of new ingredients. health officials have concluded no ongoing risk of e. coli. they tested food and services, 900 results came back with no test of e. coli. >> there was a secondary thought that goes out there with this is the problem with organic, but quick serve, doesn't matter. they're all under fire from labor. chipotle pays more than everybody. it doesn't seem to matter. be aware in terms of the weakness we've seen in the downturn, these stocks have come into play. i happen to like chipotle very much. i think it's important those came back online. those stocks are in the rolling bear market i see. you mentioned -- they call them fight for 15 rallies. a lot of them today. coinciding with mcdonald's investor day, also today. tom we'll hear directly from steve easterbrook. >> huge. huge. of the restaurants this is the only one working. it's because of this man who has taken out the m

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. >> reporter: this couple from a suburb west of seattle were inside their home when a 120-foot tree came crashing down on top of them. >> i'm just thankful god took care of us bauz it's a house. you know, it can be replaced. >> reporter: in spokane on the eastern side of the stated, many schools are out of session today because they don't have any power. the good news is the wind has let up. the rain has pretty much subsided. we may even see sunshine by the end of this week. >>> the federal government says this morning, it has launched a far-reaching crackdown on unlawful dietary supplements. the justice department work, with several agencies says, unsuspecting consumers are at risk from detepceptive products. how the government is going after some of the most well-known products on the yard. >> they announced arrests of sp labs and sk labs in california. they are responsible for top-selling workout and weight loss supplements. prosecutors say the company's doctored paperwork and labels to make it appear they contained a natural plant extract when in reality it created an stimulant by a lab in china. they boasted in an e-mail, lol, stuff is 100% synthetic.