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at the bottom of the regain, bisecting the prairie near waterloo, mirabeau lamarr chased and shot with his holster pistol the largest buffalo one of his companions had ever seen. later, one of the hunters blew a bugle to gather been atop a hill at the head of the ravine. from the summit stretched a view which would give delight to every painter and lover of extended landscape. a german traveler i described the scene in as idyllic while in 1840 immigrant called it a prairie land. a year after lamarr visit, thomas bell wrote on his brother, i must consider this the most beautiful country i ever saw yet what i've seen. the most beautiful lands i've ever be held or ever expected. james jones in 1839 letter to lamarr expressed equal enthusiasm. we are marching through a beautiful country. it is rarely if at the witness i imagine in any other part of the american continent. mirabeau lamarr, politician, farmer, adventure and military hero was also a poet. one imagine him regarding the stunning beauty before and as he looked down the hill towards the colorado river. perhaps he composed in dive

. >> waterloo, iowa. >> reporter: to celebrate with loves oned. wednesday and sunday are predicted to be the two busiest travel days of the season, with l.a.x. and chicago o'hara among the two busiest airports. officials recommend arriving two hours early for domestic flights and three hours for international. >> do everything you can before leaving home. printing out the boarding pass and sending it to the mobile devices. >> reporter: the nearly 39 million people who will be driving to their destinations are in for a police and surprise at the pump. gas prices are the cheapest they've been since thanksgiving of 2010. a silver lining during a hectic and wintry holiday journey. even if you are traveling to an area with good weather it's important that you check and double-check your flight status. the bad weather will likely have a ripple effect on cancellations. back to you, richard. >> all right, sarah, thank you so much. appreciate it. >>> today, the supreme court takes up the case involving obama care. the question, does the requirement to prov

. >> waterloo, iowa. >> reporter: 50% more people travel during the thanksgiving holiday than any otherime of year. >> we travel from school every year like this, and it has never been this bad. >> reporter: many airports will have long lines at the ticket counter and depending on weather conditions, delays and cancellations. >> all it takes is a delay at a couple of major airports and the whole country can be effected. >> reporter: air travel only amounts to about 6% of holiday traffic. nine out of 10 travelers will drive. covering an average distance of 200 miles to visit family and friends. >> it's just going to be twice as congested i would assume, and then factor in the weather and the flooding. it's probably going to create a lot of traffic and very slow going. >> reporter: while wednesday is the busiest travel day of the season that is only true if you are taking a bus train or plane. on the roads, thanksgiving day is the busiest. new york airport expects to move about 1.3 million passengers. >> randall how big are the backups at security >> well, there is something called expedi

look, piece of the world was maintained from 1812 waterloo to 1914 world war i, by men who understoodreat section of the balance of power. this is a balance of power. we have the power, we have sanctions, that is what brought them to the table. >> wayne, point of reference here. $7 billion was confiscated from the iranians in '79-'80. the real sanctions against them is oil. leaving that aside, back to the fundamental question. if you do nothing, let it keep going the way it is. no diplomacy at all, eventually they will have nuclear weapons. at that point it's a much different ballgame. is it not worth six months to see on the outside -- wait a second, john. >> false start. >> you take the finance, let me stick to foreign policy. if he is not worth six months to see if there is a way to get a deal? >> it's a false choice. >> it's material -- >> i think the most dangerous -- >> wait. >> how is it -- [ overtalk ] >> bob lit a fire in a crowded room. go around the horn. john, michelle, wayne. let's go. >> how is negotiating and appeasing people who chant "death to israel and death to amer

. >> waterloo, iowa. >> reporter: to celebrate with loved ones. >> family is what it's all about. >> reporter: wednesday and sunday are predicted to be the two busiest travel days of the season, with l.a.x. and chicago o'hare among the nation's busiest airports. officials recommend arriving two hours early for domestic flights, three hours for international. >> do everything you can before you leave home. printing out your boarding pass or sending it to your mobile device. >> reporter: the nearly 39 million people who will be driving to their destinations are in for a pleasant surprise at the pump. gas prices are the cheapest they've been since thanksgiving of 2010. >> it wasn't too much to fill up this time, comparatively. makes the trip a little cheaper. >> reporter: a silver lining during a hectic and wintry holiday journey. and even if you're traveling to an area with good weather, it is so important to check and double-check your flight status. the bad weather could cause a ripple effect of delays and cancellations. mara, back to you. >> yeah, especially at those travel hubs. sa

. >>> last night was the first election night since the tea party waterloo we know as the governmentown. they got their way with that shutdown, they brought substantive government functions to a halt, costing the u.s. economy $24 billion, and drove the gop to historically low approval ratings. there was an open question going through last night about how the tea party would fare in the first election since that debacle. we now know the answer was not well. the big one, was ken cuccinelli, who lost the winnable state. and there was the tea party warning about what is going to happen to them with elections. there was a runoff in the republican nomination and a special election to replace a congressman who resigned to take another job. that race, with bradley burn, and nearly nominated in 2010, against this guy, who comes across as a drunk liberal stand as a tea party caricature, he was asked which country do you admire? he said i'm not a big traveller, so i don't know. and question, where was barack obama born? young, that is what we call the $64,000 question, i have no idea. but when

five of the six amounts in the building on waterloo road were occupied.one made it out safely. the red cross is there trying to help the residents who need a place to stay because their apartment is most likely uninhabitable. >>> some voters, both democrats and republicans are expressing reservations about the nuclear deal signed with iran this weekend. that deal eases economic sanctions against iran and allows it to enrich uranium at low levels. in exchange iran is to destroy any weapons grade uranium and allow inspectors access to certain facilities. >>> it really doesn't matter where you drive in d.c. you're going to find cameras almost everywhere trying to catch drivers who speed or run red lights. guess what? they're adding more cameras in and around the district. this time they're trying to set up for other violations. they'll catch you no matter e n thanks, delia. >> reporter: i'm cozying up with one of these lovely cameras that we'll all become very accustomed to in the next day or two or coming months. we're here live on the intersection of 45th

. >> waterloo, iowa. >> reporter: to celebrate with loved ones. wednesday and sunday are predicted to be the two busiest travel day of the season w.l.a.x. and chicago among the busiest airports. officials recommend arriving two hours early for domestic flights, three hours for international. >> do everything you can before you leave, printing out your boarding pass or sending it to your mobile device. >> reporter: the nearly 39 million people driving to their destinations are in for a pleasant surprise at the pump. gas prices are the cheapest since thanksgiving of 2010. a silver lining during a hectic and wintry holiday journey. even if you are traveling with good weather it's important that you check and double-check your flight status. the bad weather could have a ripple effect of delays and cancellations. back to you. >> all right. thank you. what a difference chicago to california. >> no arguing that. i'll take the 40 degree over 20 degrees and snow. christine will tell us we don't have to worry about snow. >> when the bad weather clears out o

mi waterloo, mi waterloo! ah, ah, ah, ah, ah!Í, seÑora, se levantÓ con mucho apetito, desayunÓ muy bien, hasta yo me sorprendÍ de lo bien que desayunÓ. >> bendito sea dios. ¿quÉ es esto? ¿quiÉn trajo esto? esta calavera tiene el nombre de alonso, ¿quiÉn fue capaz de semejante estupidez? ♪. (tocan puerta). >> seÑor, con permiso. >> adelante, artemio. >> este, ¿puedo hablar con usted un momento? >> desde luego que sÍ. >> eh, pos pues, mm, mire verÁ, yo quiero hablarle sobre lizbeth. >> ¿pasa algo? >> no, no, mire, seÑor. mire, seÑor duval, yo entiendo que usted pueda sorprenderse mucho por lo que le voy a decir... pero, mire, la verdad yo no sÉ andarme con secretos, seÑor. y a mÍ me gusta hablar de frente las cosas. seÑor duval, yo estoy enamorado de su hija lizbeth, y pos pues y todo va bien y ella acepta, quiero casarme con ella. >> ay, ahora sÍ vamos a acompaÑar a la princesa a su habitaciÓn y ahorita regresamos. >> ustedes saben, las princesas siempre tienen cortejo y esas somos nosotros y... la de la, ahÍ viene la... ahÍ viene

. >> caller: this is joel in waterloo and i'm curious about alcoa.een up in the price and a good report. >> that stock has been creeping up step by step inch by inch, slowly alcoa goes higher. i think three initiatives, one, taking on the lme which i believe is not a good enterprise, two, cutting the costs dramatically, including cutting factories in italy and spain, and three, being linked to aerospace all to me saying -- >> buy, buy, buy! next stock $12. >> jake in new york, jake! jake, what's up? >> caller: boo-yah, jim cramer, from upstate new york. >> caller: my stock is merck. >> all right. here's the problem with merck. merck is stymied, old pharma, don't know necessarily what it's doing. we are going to be definitive in the -- >> don't buy, don't buy. >> and i'm ashamed to say that because i want merck to do well, but i don't think it's got the gusto. let's go to matt in maryland, please, matt? >> caller: hi, jim, how about a marine corps boo-rah. >> don't forget, veterans day coming up, big show here. how can i help? >> caller: i'm calling a

especially through the federal healthcare.gov website and critics were quick to call it obama's waterlooaccurate to call it his water world, a pricey fiasco that left millions unsatisfied. i want to bring in tom foreman. tom, much of the obama care model hinges on mandating that younger, healthier people get into the insurance system. is that happening? >> well, from the beginning, we have known that no matter how many people sign up for obama care, a substantial number have to be as you say, young and healthy. they have to put more money into the insurance pool than they take out, and the data we have so far suggests that part of the equation is not particularly going very well. we only have detailed information from five states right now but let's take a look. california, which has seen a big surge this week in the number of people establishing accounts, about 10,000 a day, is nonetheless only seeing about 23% of that young healthy demographic. washington state up here, same thing, 23%. kentucky, touted as one of the most successful state programs, has only 19% in the young healthy cat

was debating health care in 2009, republican senator, jim demint, predicted it would be obama's waterloooing to break him on this. he hasn't stopped doing that ever since. it is a request that he has finished at the heritage foundation. the heritage foundation that demint took over was and is very different than the one that produced that health care policy paper all those years ago. it is one where the think tank wing has taken a back seat to the political action wing, something called heritage action. it's heritage action with its legislative score cards serving as measurements of conservative purity that set a radical goal this year. the end of obama care through the shutting down of the federal government in the threat of a debt-ceiling default. it was the threat of landing on the wrong side of heritage and getting a bad number on the scorecard that kept all those republicans in line for so long as the government closed down, as their poll numbers dropped, as they asked themselves, why are we doing this all again, 24 years before the shutdown. it was the heritage foundation that conc

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of the band are seriously considering a reunion to mark the 40th anniversary of their first hit, "waterlooan in '74. when they won the eurovision contest with that track. will we see them in jumpsuits and platform shoes? she joked they better hurry. better her, though, at 63, she might be for forming on a jazzy. >>> she did not. >> she said crutches. i said jazzy. >> oh, that's great. i hope they do. oh. >> do it here if they want. >> yes, please. and that's "pop news" on this monday. >> thank you, lara. >>> we're going to turn to the inspiring video going viral. viewed more than 9 million times. shows that homeless veteran there transforming his looks in a way that helped him transform his life. bianna golodryga with more on this story. what an encouraging makeover, bianna? >> reporter: encouraging indeed. this once again reiterates the adage never judge a book by its cover. jim wolf spent a decade of his life helping to protect his country. when it came to protecting himself, that turned out to be a mission he couldn't accomplish, at least not on his own. it's the stunning veterans day t

it is a strategic asset for the company and waterloo.people who trying to make a go of it. ashley: it has been on the wall for while now, hasn't it? >> it has and -- ashley: what happens now is the big question? >> it is interesting because they get this billion dollars in. john chen comes in. he will be the chairman of the board. ashley: good move, do you think? >> interim ceo as well. he will conduct a search. you know what will happen? i seen this movie many times. he conducted the search and i found the right candidate and it is me. ashley: it does feel that way. kind of a turnaround guy. he has that track record. >> enterprise software. ashley: good luck with blackberry. >> enterprise software guy, right? ashley: yeah. >> still strength in the enterprise. this is another major pivot for the company and they don't have much time left. they get the billion dollars. and maybe shut down the hardware business. ashley: buys them time. >> buys them time but nothing else earnings splitting up the company seems more likely, would you agree?

. >> waterloo, iowa. >> family is what it's all about. >> 50% more people travel during the thanksgiving holiday than any other time of the year. bad weather is the last thing anyone needs. >> it's never been this bad. we travel from school every year like this, it's never been this bad. >> many have long lines and depending on weather conditions, delays and cancellations. >> all it takes is a delay at a couple major airports and whole country can be affected. >> while millions will fly, air travel amounts to only 6% of holiday traffic. the department of transportation said nine out of 10 will drive, covering an average distance of 200 miles to visit family and friends. >> it's just going to be, you know, twice as congested, i would assume and then factor in the weather and the flooding, it's probably going to create a lot of traffic and very slow going. >> while wednesday is the busiest travel day of the season, that's only true if you're flying, taking a bus or train. on the roads, thanks giving day is busiest. >> the average applies of gasoline is less expensive this year, $3.25 a gal