usually there is a top of people, events they are avoiding because they just don't want to deal with it. >> they are too busy doing their work. and too busy making excuses to not go to company events because it is not comfortable for them, brut say if you really take your job seriously that's part of the commitment is cultivating those perm relationships! okay so then when you have that relationship and something comes up they go oh, had. >> yes. i remember reallyic looking that person and really feeling like they were trust worthy. i have a lot of people coming to me and they are doctors and lawyers and really good people who really want to help people but they come off as standoffish, they come off as arrogant. >> like dr. house with the t. yes, not because they are but they are shy and don't know how to relate to people, it is because of the muscle they never worked. and that makes me sad because perception is not really who they are. >> how do you teach people to know comfortable in a setting they are not normally comfortable, a social setting at work. >> that is a really good qu

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that is how it usually works.in later stages they are also recruiters, but this officer in ukraine is deeply anti-train six. the reason there are so many in the conspiracy was not because they were more than other classes. it is because the founder and the people tended to be from your class. anymore questions? [inaudible] >> there is a weed to those made. it was very important. wednesday's people were negotiating with the western allies as much as we could get the detailed government. and device independence to shame proposed train six germany. these people were very much involved in the military planning as well. [inaudible] >> is a very good question. everyone very wise a subject to disarm me to the political scientist trying to re-sharp in the army in a way that would prevent the future. the only problem is involved, for example, you don't want to promote people -- [inaudible] you don't want information to flow too much inside the army because you want to know everything that slows the command-and-control stru

fancy is usually takes about three layers. u you want to do an hour at 375t 3 pick you let's take a knife and course, when you pull itf out ot the oven a suzy at night since it's hots or the cheese is meltd that you knowis it's done. d they say it's usually about an hourll at 375 that will get that eggplant just soft enough. g >> yes. it's already soft because you are fried in. s. i just don't bet on there. three layers good to go did you brought the fittest product with you.di i'm going to pull it out brenda and bring it over to you. we'll have this website of the recipes. check itit out there. there it is, the finished product. i let him start to plate that for you.isro check that out thank you so mucc for being here it's always ays pleasure having you on the show. we're talking about doctor mark the children who were born witho a cleft palate or cleft lip. thank you. >> the pictures are heartbreaking children born the cleft palate page challengeshilt the good news is medical advances can greatly improve their livess the two

i'm judicially -- usually good at this. >> whatever the music is it goes with that picture. >> who is it? ♪. >> this one. fran ferdiand. >> it's november 15. thank you for joining us. hopefully you can sty with us. i'm pam cook. >> i can name that song in 250 notes. i had no idea. >> in some there's a sthoong played the other day and it's an old classic. i'll look it up. i thought it was someone you know and it was some random. a band called ace. >> i've heard of them. >> are they more popular? >> i don't know. >> i was surprise. >> i'll give that a 78 by can't dance to. it>> thank you, dave. >> we do have our system moving. going to weaken considerably and give rain to the north. by the time it gets to morin there may not be much. it will be cloudy cooler for everybody else. good rain on the north coast. looks like it's off fort bragg there. it's close. the tail is weak. ahead of that it's picking up a low cloud deck. just beginning to move north. we have a ways to go. watch out for fog. may at the higher elevations. at once breeze picks up that stirs things up. more 50s now low to m

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usually some kind of contradiction that you're trying to solve. you fear the answer if it speaks with you about something you don't really care about. you will not listen. and needs to be something that you already think about that you cannot find the right words. and there is the charismatic leader. for officers who belong to the german resistance movement. sizing your government in wartime. how can one be an anti- nazi and still be a patriotic german. how can one do that with military values. in these people cared a lot about the army. and what they've seen. the press corps failed. and when you see his letter you see that one day he sent to his son. a letter praising the military values just the next day he talked while of these. one is to resort to action very means. lifted throw away everything we learned from our forefathers about the honor of the german soldier and once all property, families in the honor of our class. he also said why are skills matter when they are being used in the service like this. and for this dilemma for his people in

usually loveland and a basin opened around the same time. it's usually pretty early.th loveland has ever opened four days later than the previous late opening. because of the mild weather we have been happening, copper mountain pushed back opening another week. they open november 18 will be the magic day for them. keystone is hoping to start lift this is friday after delays opening a week again. it depends on the weather. marty, been cold enough at night those are nazi. around here, haven't -- are snazzy we may see snow next week in the mountains and around here. today, not much happening around here. clear and dry. we stay calm through the morning and afternoon today and clear with low to mid-60s at areas. it's another dry day across the state. not as windy on the plains until tonight. we have a fairly calm day going for you this evening, after sunset. we get a southerly wind kicking up moving warmer air in. 60s out west today, 60s in the east, 50s to near 60 in the mountains. i'll go 56. sunshine, very little wind today. clear conditions.

the suspects stole 46 unlocked cars, usually at night. deputies said the thefts happened mostly around the bloomingdale area. they face 50 charges including grand theft. three minors have been charged with misdemeanors, and deputies have recovered 41 of the 46 stolen cars. bonded out of jail on dui charges, and now he has 30 days to turn himself back in to the county. >>> a florida deputy lost his life in the line of duty near jacksonville. the deputy was killed yesterday running across the road chasing a a man. tv stations in jacksonville reporting the man has been arrested. he was being questioned by u.s. deputy eric oliver and another deputy were on the scene, and when that man ran, they started to chase him. an suv hit him in the busy road. the driver did stop. >> very tragic and sad, but we told him he died doing what he loved to do and he was a good police officer. >> deputy oliver was a navy veteran and leaves behind a 6- year-old daughter. >>> a medical officer is among the women who are suing oddesy. they have never worked there

i think most are prof. >> usually -- >> -- usually we make fun of people making 911 calls in fast food and my burger isn't well done. there is abuse from the caller side. this is the first i have heard from the operator side. hopefully it's few and far between. >> don't you think there had to be other clues. i don't think she was a well rounded nice person that was normal in all other aspects of her life and at the work place and then do this. there had to things going on in her life. >> i don't know how the call logs work. you think if you hang up quickly on one person there is another call coming. if you were still on the line trying to help someone. sometimes the calls last for minutes on end. you know, you are avoiding the next call. i don't know if it was purely driven from i don't want to do work. it's interesting here. >> she may of been overworked >> maybe -- >> she is the only one taking the calls. >> you're a very kind man, drew. >> are you, dry. >> let's talk about something that is good. this is using social media. instagram is taking things into their own hands to developi

that southbound traffic not usually this jammed at this point.he betsy ross bridge to girard so we'll be following this through the morning matt and tam. >> good to have you here. thank you, karen. >>> team coverage continues with annie mccormick live at the sheraton in center city. >> which is where septa officials and union leaders have been trying to hash this out. last talks were last night and we're told the tone of them was tense. annie, what is the update and what can we expect today? >> reporter: yeah, tam, at this point this really boilings down to pensions. that is what is putting this really at a halt and what is leading everyone to a strike at this point. now shortly after midnight the union president said that he would continue negotiations throughout the early morning. however, a spokesperson from septa told me this morning that there were no new negotiations overnight. well, take a look at this video. this is video of some -- one picket line that we're seeing in the northeast. there are many that we're expecting across the city. th

burglars are stealing some things you might not expect as well as the usual t-vs and electronics. the number of counterfeitin g and forgery cases cedar rapids police have investigated this year has nearly doubled from last year. in the first ten and a half same period this year. and police say it's mostly because burglars are snatching checkbooks and blank checks from homes and cars to use for themselves. kcrg t-v nine's dave franzman has more. cedar rapids police caught thousands of dollars in fake bills very early this year. that accounts for a part of the higher counterfeiting and forgery have targeted something many consumers hardly use at all anymore...paper checks. investigators say burglars may grab checkbooks... or do something even sneakier. "if they find a checkbook, they won't take the top check they'll go down a couple, down a little ways and people don't notice and people don't use checks very often might not see it 2-3-4 weeks." someone who has a checkbook stolen can call the financial institution and have the thief time to forge signatures and pass the stolen checks

. >> translator: japanese corporations are operating as usual. our understanding is there hasn't been any problem. >> reporter: every international institution operating in thailand remained open. so, too, did the stock market. the key index has risenen more than 6% on the idea that the kingng's passising would havave limited the economic impact. >> translator: we are clearer prospects for the future. investors are regaining confidence in the stock market. >> reporter: but there are worries about thehe tourist industry. which accounts for about 10% of the country's gdp. the ancient city attracts 9.2 million tourists a year. this temple used to be full of tourists. but the number of visitors have sharply declined since the passing away of the king. this hotel says the cancellation rate for reservations is about 10%. but it's expected to rise. >> translator: several have been canceled due to the mourning period. >> reporter: scheduled in november its usually packed with international and domestic tourists. but the government has announced a year of

we usually have around 75 volunteers with the four local safeway stores on the 19th.e usually collect around 7,000, 8,000 pounds of nonperishable items for the food bank. so it's a wonderful event and i think it's important being in the san ramon valley area, one of the more affluent areas, we try to have our community do their part to raise foods and nonperishables for our county food banks. it's very important that we contribute as much as we possibly can. >> i always knotnotice because son, mason, always participates and i think my daughter, olivia, is going to as well. they see a food drive different than a lot of charity work or other things that don't seem to interest them. they seem to be able to focus in on the direct need of that. do you find that to be the case? >> i think so because it's tangible and people feel the direct community connection that you may not have found in other activities, and i think that's why the junior league of san jose has been participating in this food drive for many years, and it is one of the highlights for many of our members e

usually when the traffic throws down, there is something on the bridge. it looks like there is a vehicle that was having some mechanic at issues. they may be pushing it off. the metering lights are slowing down and hopefully traffic will recover after the stalled car is out of the way. lets look at north bound 101. traffic is moving along approaching the 80 split. it's wet out there. south bownt 880, some slowing heading to highway 92. lets -- south wound 880, -- south bound 880, some slowing heading to highway 82. >>> mostly sunny today. antioch had a lot of rain, some areas got more wind than rain saturday like the east bay. wind speeds saturday, 37, gusting to 50. it was howling for some saturday and pouring for a few, especially in marin county and sonoma county. supt cruz mountains, 3.65 inches of -- santa cruz mountains, 3.65 inches of rain. rain even down to southern california. some snow in the sierras. there are a few breaks, but a lot of low clouds in place. the rain in southern california is moving to arizona and nevada, they needed it. a littl

usually $199. it's going to be $80 at toys r us. >> last, trolls. >> trolls the movie is so cool. >> we'll have it all online. today's facebook page your lori, thank you. we're back in a moment. >>> curtis, thanks for helping us out. >> thanks for having me. i'm...vince vitrano alongside brian gotter...lets get a check of the weather.. the greendale high school marching band getting ready for a once in a life time performance at tomorrow's macy's thanksgiving day parade. they've spent the last couple days in new york exploring the city. take a look at couple of these facebook pictures from their trip. the band spent the night walking around fifth ave.... and yesterday took a group piciture at times sqaure. they even got on television... making an appearance on a local morning show there. you can catch them perform tomorrow right here on today's tmj4. they say the band will come through about 11-30 >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with kathie lee gifford and hoda kotb live from >>> oh, h

but at the bank founded by pat toomey it was business as usual.ll business owners out of their homes. toomey even used his power in the senate to help himself, voting to gut rules that protect us and crack down on big banks. pat toomey. out for himself, not us. dscc is responsible for the content of this advertising. in pennsylvania, a packet of heroin can be cheaper than a six-pack of beer and prescription painkillers are too easy to get. as the head of the pennsylvania commission on crime, i've helped local communities fund drug treatment programs to save our kids. i'm josh shapiro, and as attorney general, i'll crack down on the drug dealers and stop the overprescribing of opioid painkillers. i'm proud to be endorsed by law enforcement organizations representing 14,000 police officers. this is a fight we can't afford to lose. >>> a bad night sleep will not only leave you tired, it may also cause you to pack on the pounds. people who are sleep deprived back on at least 250 calories a day. the nonsleepers also tended to eat more fat and less radi

they usually in have a lot of company over. lots of people use in the sink. lots of people with different habits on how to use stuff. it's always related to cooking a meal. >> :the potato peel bail out -- one philip and you've got to pray for the whirlpool. >> with the drinkware, boykin had him. >> on that won't work all night, and no be going all night. we have guys that will be on every had four of them today. drain. most food waste is better off going in the trash. only scrapes in the disposal. turning out to other developing news. one person is in a hospital after the car they were driving rolled over on e-470 this afternoon. it happened just before 330 p.m. into the carling on its side. state troopers to reduce e-470 down to one lane as they cleaned up the scene. the driver's condition is the cause of the crash is unclear. >> place in the metro investigating two deadly shootings that happened early this morning. the first shooting happened at the travelodge hotel on east sixth avenue in aurora. police say when they arrived they found a man and one of the

it usuals the u.n. security council to continue to face the issue and calls on it to become more actively involved. >> the government of the democratic people's republic of korea continues to systematically and gravely violate human rights, depriving its population of political, economic, social, and cultural rights. >> a japanese delegate mentioned the abduction issue. japan's government says north korean agents abducted at least 17 of its citizens in the 1970s and 1980s. >> the abduction of foreign nationals is among dprk's most serious human rights violations. as abductees and their family members are aging, this issue must be resolved at the earliest possible date. >> the north korean official denounced the accusations. >> human rights issues are openly used in international relations today as lit call leverage to infringe upon our state's sovereignty and interfere in others' internal affairs. >> in past years the submission of such a resolution has become an annual event. >>> analysts in japan have

the suspects stole 46 unlocked cars, usually at night. the thefts all happened in southern hillsborough county, mostly around bloomingdale avenue. three of the minors have been charged with misdemeanors, and deputies have recovered 41 of the 46 stolen cars. >>> an armed robber is off the morning. officers arrested devin acquisto after he robbed a man at gunpoint when he was walking home from work. he was wearing a war around his face -- wearing a scarf around his face, but when he went to leave, the scarf fell off, and the victim saw his face, and he saw him earlier in the night at a >>> women are using odyssey because their pictures were used when they never worked at the club. >>> there's a new "dancing with the stars" champ. >> as we told you yesterday, we knew the winner would be an athlete for the ninth time, but laurie and val! >> there you go laurie hernandez winning over james hinchcliffe and calvin johnson. >> it was different from anything i have ever done before. before this, all i knew was gymnastics. i have been able to explo

we saw a bigger police presence than usual. we learned a ed amtrak and sept police are experiencing delays. at the septa entrance, long lines of passengers formed in the last hour. and regional rail trains are the only ones working during this strike. one passenger told us she didn't feel like waiting in that long line, so she left. >> i actually was in line, but i had to leave and i am just going to have my husband come and pick me up, because it will be quicker that way. >> reporter: how long were you waiting? >> probably 20 minutes and i think the 5:00 norristown was just pulling up and there was no way i was getting on. there were just too many people ahead of me. >> reporter: jim and jacqueline, i heard you all talking about the delay here at the septa regional rail, we do see one or two trains that are over to my left that they are still stalled out there on the platform. we'll see if we can get an update on that, we'll continue following this story during the day for the latest update. reporting live at 30th street stati

so usually if we didn't have turtles here, they would be dead. older girl: how do the dogs eat them? do they go underwater, or do they eat them on the land? julie: no, the dogs, they're usually on the move, too, because people have dogs to kept their home. but here they don't really feed them. so they try to find all the food they can. so the turtle nest is an easy food. they have to dig the hole, take the eggs, or when the babies hatch, it's easy for them to eat them. so here the green turtles, they only come to bora to nest. there is no hotel, no planes during the night, and just a few people who live there. so the female will go on the beach during the night, she will dig a 70-centimeter hole, and she will lay around 100 to 150 eggs. she will do that for 3 months. and at the end of the 3 months, she will have laid 1,000 eggs. and of these 1,000 eggs, there is only one who's gonna become adult. do you know why there is only one who's gonna become adult? they gonna be eaten. so here we have 6 animals who's gonna eat them. which ones? you have th

there is usually a cap. sheer my rule of thumb. contribute as much money in your 401k as needed to get the full company match and stop right there. maxed out your ira contributions. put the rest into an individual retirement account. if you want to whether use regular or roth ira pick up a copy of stay mad for life. that's the personal finance book. it gives you much more detail. for now we are talking regular ira and you pay no taxes on any year after year tax free until you start withdrawing it. it is still a pretty sweet dealment you can only pour $5,500 into an ira unless you're over 50 in that case you contribute 5,500 a year. do that after you milked your employer dry. money go back and put it in your 401k after you maxed out your ia. you should only contribute as much money as it tacks to get the full match from your employer and after that all of it should go into an individual retirement account. if your 401 k has no employer match start by contributing to your ira and keep going until you max it out or 6,500 if you're ove

, you said it, this will be great news for a lot of friday commuters, just because the tension is usually a lot less. so far, looking good this morning. >> a lot of people have been dealing with the issues, you know what, three day weekend for me, i'm just going to, yes, who can blame you after all of these headaches? at least the weather has been relatively quiet. one very helpful thing. and it is still very quiet out there right now, obviously had cold front pass through yesterdayment didn't end up bringing too much in the way of wet weather. but what it did bring is the wind now that we're going to face for today, also the cool down coming in, cold front, at least, lives up to its name, somewhat moisture starved. see over the last several hours rain has continued to pull away from sussex county this in delaware. so we are going to be clearing out, perhaps to start the morning off when the sun at least rises with residual clouds, it will be clearing out pretty efficiently here, the temperature change interestingly behind this cold front, starting to usher in colder air into mount pocono

usually impaired driving is involved in something like this difficult obstacle to overcome. >> reporter: steps are being taken to reduce the risk. adot is hoping to include some sensors in the pavement. >> there is to this along ramps at several locations along the valley freeway system, there is not the technology we are looking at that would be on the freeway as well. we have to work on that. 2017 is going to be an important year for doing that. >> steps are being taken to curb this very serious issue that alleged wrong way driver has been identified as thurman cervantes. the good news is all three people involved are recuperating at the hospital this evening and expected to recover. he is not all -- not only facing dui charges but also criminal damage, aggravated assault and endangerment. i am mike watkiss, cbs5 news. >>> this topic comes up every time we have one of these crashes. spike strips to the freeway on ramps to stop these crashes before they happen. tonight we have answers for you again. adot says no way and the reason is very simple. it is speed. those spike strips are des

they usually sell for $50. it's like the cabbage patch mess all over again. >> people making money off of them. >> yeah. people who anticipated what would be hot. but i want to let you know on ktvu.com we have a link of the stores that will be open on thanksgiving and those that won't be open on thanksgiving. some people, you know what, if you're going to shop and there are things that you definitely are going to buy, you can save a lot of money. >> i'm out. i'll be at home. >> i have two girls. we go out shopping on black friday. >> it's a family friend. >> it is. >> okay, pam. >> thanks, pam. >>> we're getting a better idea how many people voted on election day. up next we will break down the numbers and tell you why one political analyst thinks the turnout was not as high as some had hoped. i'm a substation electrician my nwith pg&e.ck varela. when i was 17 years old, signed up for the united states army and i started serving and i now get to serve the customers of pg&e. i get to help other families. and tha

usually, it is more clouds than anything else. th we go through the afternoon. if you are traveling across the northeast you are good to go. eventually back to the west, we can contend with that system. temperatures either side of 30 up north and 40 in some areas. sustained 10-20 miles per hour, troubled gusts of 25 miles an hour. force. the air mass is trying to moderate a little bit but it is much. -- it is not much. northwest and westerly wind continuing to die off later this evening, not much in return as far as temperatures are concerned. low-mid 40's into the weekend. the clouds try to release up north. across the northeast, you are looking pretty good. clouds thicken tomorrow morning, and 9:00 or 10:00 we may start to see some spotty areas of light. it should be up new freezing mark and trying to get back into the mid-upper 30's. we are not expecting widespread problems but nonetheless, it doesn't take much on area from that disturbance it moves through, showers friday night, and the maps have been hinting at a little bit of development offshore. friday n

the usual. >> the usual? aidan, you're going next week as well? >> yep. >> okay. usual four. got it. >> reporter: 16-year-old maddy saying this about her father to "people" magazine. he makes it seem like we're being kept from him, which is insane, he should maybe spend some time thinking about why we don't want to see him. he doesn't even know us. >> do you hope at all that your children's relationship with their father can become a better there today? >> obviously that's always the hope. i think every divorced parent's goal is to have, you know, a situation where the kids are able to have an equal productive, positive relationship with both. i would love that. i just don't know, given the circumstances, that in our case that's possible. >> reporter: we reached out to jon and heard back from his lawyer who referenced the gag order and gave this statement to abc news. "the whole told. my client is a loving and caring father who is acting within the scope of the law to do what is best for his kids." the gosselins have come a long way from those simple home videos and first tel

but at the bank founded by pat toomey it was business as usual.cing small business owners out of their homes. toomey even used his power in the senate to help himself, voting to gut rules that protect us and crack down on big banks. pat toomey. out for himself, not us. dscc is responsible for the content of this advertising. >> i'm loving the warmup we're going to get. >> get outside if you can. if you are one of the people who cannot use septa and you have to walk to work, well, the next couple of days are actually going to be pretty nice for it. 75 tomorrow for a high. nice and dry. thursday, most of the day will be dry by the afternoon. we could have some showers. we will have some showers and storms moving in. 78. we drop to 58 friday. getting colder for the weekend. changes. >> all right. i'm jacquelin london. >> i'm jim rosenfield. >> see you tomorrow. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- who

and san jose which usually misses out has the same rain as san francisco has seen so far. the santa cruz mountains more than an inch. and san jose with the rain flying right now. moderate to steady rain moving off to the east. palo alto too, wet roadways as times. the showers are moving through. in the tri-valley, lighter totals there. again the rain that is moving to the south and approaching hey hayward in the east bay. a lot of cold air behind it. this is the trigger to really bring down the snow levels as we get into early tomorrow morning. by 4:00 a.m. the rain clearing the north bay and showers out of the south bay by mid-morning. sunday afternoon a big change from today. mostly dry until tomorrow night. we'll see round three arriving. rainfall totals mainly overnight before sunrise tomorrow. may add a quarter inch to half inch of rain in the bay area. the highs tomorrow as the skies clear, cool and blustery. upper 50s in san jose, low 60s in the tri-valley. oakland for the raiders game will have showers for the morning. cool and breezy around game time with temperat

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then i usually take a little sauce. i prefer a spicier sauce. >> the sauce. >> you don't want to do too much. almost make sure you leave room at edge of the wrapper. >> you have to wrap. right? >> uh-huh. >> i put a little too much. plain old coleslaw and the water is the glue. you can use egg, like i say. we're going to use egg today. use a brush or your finger. yishl ly usually right along the edges first. >> with the egg? >> with the water or the egg. >> okay. >> and then you go over, get a good tuck. >> over, good tuck. this is fun. >> right. pinch these in. >> pinch these in. >> fold over again. >> fold over again. >> and give it a good roll. i usually do this and then give it a nice roll so it's n tight. and there we have it. what we'll do, at the very end, take the egg and you brush it. >> ah -- this is fun. >> this is what i -- what i like about this, lay out all the ingredients. >> younger cousins, worried about knives and heat. work on the assembly part of it. walk down here you'll see the finished product. >>

>> they were in the area doing their usual evening walks. that's what they normally do. >> reporter: there wasn't anything out of the ordinary. >> just like any officer in their neighborhood, they want to go up and know the groups and find out who is around and who is not supposed to be around. they want to make sure that the community is safe. >> reporter: it was the usual patrol then at that point people started to run in opposite directions. what then went up to the shooting? >> the one suspect turned around and shot rounds. we take that seriously. that is an attempt to harm our officers. we had several teams with our special operations coming and they assisted the patrol officers out here. the investigation is ongoing. >> >> reporter: three hours later, we looking for a suspect? >> we have several suspects out of that group detained and we are continuing to follow up leads. anyone that does have information -- we are seeking the public's help and assistance, please reach out to our homicide unit or call crime stoppers. please give us any

americans have second thoughts and usually something of a conservative reaction. the next was a great society with anna johnson and the obama administration has brought in the fourth wave, the affordable care especially in the monuments they really are qualitatively a new step in the development of an american state the way the europeans have had to stay for much longer. >> vester marino, how is this affected you and i and anyone else? >> people usually don't mean to bureaucrat is to face, federal bureaucrat especially. everything you do in life is effect by rules that these people make. anything that involves your health care now is increasingly dictated by department of health in humans or versace. if you want to apply for a job, there are all kinds of requirements and regulations and employers especially have to comply with all kinds of red tape. the compliance cost of satisfying federal regulators are early next eventually. education, schools are being managed in schools used to be the quintessential local institutions where americans really govern themselves

>> -- some look lighter than usual. and some do not starting with san jose in the silicon valley, we can see that traffic looks good and by now we have some traffic on this commute. that may be a good sign. the slow traffic is just out of the area here heading up to highway 17 but is slightly better than normal if you drive this every day to slow traffic. and the slowing from hayward down to fremont a little bit fremont and commutes on the bridges are going to be slow. it's kind of hard to notice unless you do what i do when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza it's backed up all the way out to the macarthur maze. if you drive a certain commute and you know what it takes, some may take a little less. now, let's go back to the desk. >>> the clock is ticking for a south bay charity. and, they don't have enough turkeys to give to the needy. >> jeanine is live to talk to us about that situation which could change. >> yes, there really hoping that the community sets it up. they've other food for side dishes like potatoes and

>> well, i usually save most of it. but i either go out and buy coins, i have a coin collection. >> do you? >> trains, or anything really. you know, candy. buy a necklace for my girlfriend. >> which girlfriend? >> no, that's good. you're a nice young man. it's nice to have you here. >> thank you. >> are you going to stay? do you have to leave, or are you staying? >> yes, i have to leave. >> you are going to miss miss tomasino. >> i can't wait until i get older so i can stay here longer. [ laughter ] >> okay, thank you ricky. [ applause ] [ music ] you know what he just said he said, "i'm going to miss that playboy girl." [ laughter ] "wish i was older." we will be back with sean morey and jeana tomasino in a few moments. [ music ] right now, here's a young man who, has been with us before. as a matter of fact sean morey i think made one of his first appearances on the tonight show some months back. and i did not know until i was looking at the notes here that he's working with you, doc? >> yes. >> and andy williams at t

it is business as usual for him and for us. >> reporter: it is going to be business as usual for us. fox nfl game time, cards at the atlanta falcons at 11:00 a.m. i was at this game. it was violent and intense. there was a brawl during this game. glen gable broke the leg of daniel greer. it was really intense. after this game, both presidents rivalry civil again. they have tried. it has been intense. this was considered one of the most controversial moments in the history of the rivalry. here is todd graham this time around. >> the oldest trophy in the country and it goes back a long time. it runs deep. it would compare. it's the most intense rival game i've been a part of. >> reporter: phoenix suns on trip with the magic. nice pass to marcus chris. dragan bender, a nice three-ball here. they shot the ball right. look at tyler ulis getting 17 minutes of playing time. nice dish to alex len. they hit nine three's. p.j. tucker showing hustle as he always does. the suns wrapping up the eric bledsoe protects the basket with his body. suns over the magic on the road tonight. a.s.u., bobby

there were usually passengers here waiting to board their long-haul flights. lieutenant the has had to cancel thousands of flights -- lufthansa has had to cancel thousands of flights and it means more than financial losses. the airline's image has been tarnished. >> there is no immediate damage, but we do see a change in bookings over the medium term. every day of the strike is costing us around 10 million euros. wage negotiations are deadlocked. the pilots'union has rejected the offer as too low and lufthansa says it already pays more than the competition. but there is good news. >> we are altering the strike, but that doesn't mean we are calling it off. we are taking a break with long-haul flights. >> that should provide relief for passengers who were stuck here and can now fly out from frankfurt. meanwhile, lufthansa management has urged the pilot to return to the negotiating table. until that happens, hundreds of lea thompson aircraft are likely to remain grounded. the wto is sounding the alarm since the slowdown in global trade is troubling. it has two tr

usually it is something audience feels with some type of contradiction. you feel the answer if it speaks to you about something that you don't care about said udall listen. but if you cannot find the right words. and that is ready charismatic leader comes along. said to belong to the german resistance movement fighting the government in wartime. so still we a german and two up told the of military value to try to secretly kill your head of state. but what they see as military value but you see this one day for the church confirmation ceremony. with obedience and beauty so one is to resort to that active revolution to throw everything we have learned from the forefathers with property or families. and he also said the military skills matter when you're using the services of a criminal. and with this dilemma in the two main ways. first of all, is with the behavior. example is very controversial. and it was to fight hitler if there was no war. he was a dedicated officer. and he gave these examples remember it is like walking into a very demanding areas. but

he said anxieties usually absorbed within the ranks. >> very few problems is for president himself. >>> for those planning to come to washington for the big event, expect long lines and lots of security and to use common sense and not bring things like knives or guns and of course to follow posted directions. reporting on capitol hill. >> we will bring you complete coverage of the inauguration on friday, january 20th. hawkeyes. see the highlights next on cbs 2 sports. us at news at cbs 2 iowa dot comconnect with us on facebook at facebook/kgan cbs 2. from the terrorism alert desk in washington, i'm larry smith.a raid in france has lead to five arrests.authorities the suspects had >>> terror rhythm alert. a raid in france has led to five arrests. the suspects pledged allegiance to isis and were planning some kind of attack in france. police found guns and ammunition. >>> the anti isis coalition is going after those in iraq and sear y and using a spy plane to do it that can fly 70,000 feet in the air and get pictures and information to ground crews information to the bomber types so whe

. >> usually when there is occurrences like this, they have them in some kind of discussion. and just let people know that there are people out there trying to hurt you. >> reporter: officer corey crawford is a community police officer with st. pete police. >> are you guys said school isn't around right now? >> reporter: spending most of his time making a positive impact and making re >> if you are not assigned to a call, people start traveling in that direction just make sure everything is okay. >> reporter: the shootings on sunday left a veteran dead and a man pulled up behind him writing a ticket and shot him according to investigators. >> you through the term routine traffic stops. there is nothing routine about it. you have no idea who you are memorial website which tracks officers killed shows a 10% increase in the number of officer deaths is 71% increased by firearm. statistics officer crawford is aware of but will not dwell on. >> you have to keep safety in your mind at all times, but you cannot let it paralyze you. >> reporter: abc action news. >>> now the most accur

"anytime i'm in school i just go outside and just sit down because i can't usually run around but i usually just swing or slide and that's it." butt to (amanda fritts - madisonville) "we go outside around 5-o'clock in the morning and all you can see is smoke and it smells awful." doctors in east tenness say since the air quality issues started. they've seen a spike in patients with breathing problems. now they're recommending that people stay indoors until the smoke clears up. good morning i'm cassandra jones with fox5. today will be another sunny & warm day across the valley with light winds. we will top out at 78 degrees today with 79 expected tuesday. wednesday a deep trough rolls across nevada bringing strong winds wednesday. in the wake of the trough, much cooler air settles in. winds will shift to come out of the north and will remain gusty for part of the day. temperatures drop and thursday down to 60 degrees with some of the coldest temperatures so far this season expected on friday morning, frost advisories may be issued. we will stay in the upper 60's with sunshine through the wee

it's usually dinner time. so that's the time when unless malia asks him about his work, which we try not to have her do, it's all about the kids, you "how were your days? what's going on? what's the latest gossip?" he's really into gossip, so you can get him-- because he doesn't have a life. ( laughter ) >> stephen: no, but he's got the n.s.a., and he can find out what any of us are thinking. ( laughter ) ( applause ) so, being the first lady, being the first lady, obviously, is a lot of responsibility. it's a great honor at the same time. when you look back on the last eight years-- do you have any first lady faux pas, like "oh, i can't believe that moment?" >> god, so many of them. they usually involve pronouncing somebody's name wrong. i'm so horrible. >> stephen: because you go all around the world. >> oh, god, names are so hard. and i practice and i try to get- - and then i get up there and i mess it up. even names here in the united states. i mean, kids these days, their names. i mean-- i can tell you, i

it is the teller 30 percent lighter than usual hence the name supermom. the brightest in nearly seven decades here's how it looked right here in colorado. and then here is another shot at denver this morning. this is what it looks and then to get a better look. the next superman won't to supermom won't be until 2024. temperatures in the lower 70s the time i like today. couple of 70s and arvada so we are starting to crack 70 with high way. here are the warmer temperatures mid 70s tomorrow upper 70s as we hit wednesday very close to record highs and then a strong cold front rises. and in the cold front moves through. exactly the case here not the cool stuff like we've had lately the downright cool stuff that we have with high and i could see the winter weather advisories coming at. it causes beyond the i 25 corridor door and loses his cold there. losing a little bit of the witness with the wetness with the moisture. that is because the system has to squeeze it all out going over the rocky mountains. with that said here is the snowfall map moving into next w