you can watch them on our web site, booktv.org. >> next up, dr. ben carson, former neurosurgeon and current republican presidential candidate recalls portion office his life and weighs in on current social and political issues. >> good afternoon and welcome. my name is john hughes. i'm an editor for bloomberg news' first word. bloomberg's breaking news desk near washington, and i am president of the national press club. thank you. [applause] >> thank you. our guest today, is republican presidential candidate and neurosurgeon, dr. ben carson. he'll discuss his newest book, one he wrote with his wife, candy. titled "a more perfect union: what we the people can do to reclaim our constitutional liberties." but first, would like to introduce our distinguished head table. this head table includes club members and also guests of the speaker. from the audience's right, joseph morton, the washington correspondent for the ohama world herald and the membership secretary of the national press club. alfaruk is a report nor gray sheet. jennifer, president of re

nick muirhead on the rumour mill, the worldwide web, and adverse effects on news stories. [ ♪ ] . >>ot every fore you find on social media is true. it's hardly breaking news. you may be surprised huge become breaking news. >> there was a peace of video inserted into social media showing a boy and girl from syria shot at in the street. now, this content was incredibly compelling. it's the stuff you saw every day. it was not real. it was filmed in malta, manufactured by norwegian documentary makers looking to get a certain message across. >> there was the instagram account of a migrant who reported on it by certain media organizations. company. >> an alarming example was the time there was an ebola scare. there was a fake news website putting out an article saying a town in texas had been quarantined. this was shared on facebook an insane amount of times and created a panic in that part of texas, it was getting around so much. some of the local news organizations said the right thing. they started to debunk it saying it was not true. when you compare the shares with the false stories a

we're going to the web summit in dublin. i'm so excited by this interview because it gets you from new york to l.a. in 45 minutes. >> susan, you'll be even more excited if there's an alternative to getting around. we all want to go places quicker and we all want it being delivered these days. a whole bunch of companies are having a go at disrupting from drones to space travel and of course this futuristic style train transport system that we're talking about. joining me here live at web summit is the ceo of hyperloop. nice to see you. >> nice to be here. >> i'm sure you get asked here all the time. what is hyperloop and how it works. >> sure. if you imagine we create a closed environment, low pressure environment inside a tube and build that point to point between cities or between a port and airport and reduce the pressure to 160,000 feet above the earth's surface. it creates a much more controlled environment. not subject to weather and in r sbrepgss we have today. then you have a pod. that pod could be moved quickly using

they chose it over dark web, lumbersexual, uand refugee. not even dictionaries don't want to take in refugees. hey, i don't work for ocxford. >> they said emojis embody the world. >> and they capture the mood of 2015. >> larry: the mood of 2015? 2015 has not been a tears of joy year. if emojis aren't words -- >> boooo. >> larry: who is that? >> i'm [bleep], larry. >> larry: who? >> i'm the poop emoji and if any emoji deserves word of the year it's me. >> larry: what makes you better than faceless tears of joy? >> 2015 was a terrible year the only people texting tears of joy in 2015 were sadists. as far as i'm concern the most important emoji of 2015 is [bleep]. >> not so fast. >> larry: who are you? >> to say you don't know me would be a sin. >> larry: i think my daughter texted you when i got her beyonce tickets. >> i'm always here to bring religion. i think i should be oxford's choice. >> shut up you [bleep]. >> does someone say [bleep]? >> larry: who is that? >> eggplant. don't act like you don't know me larry. you use [bleep] all the ti

conocido como el dark web.. o internet invisible esta red es diferente a la que usted conoce.opulares.. para entrar al darkweb necesita un software especial que le ofrece anonimato a sus usuarios hacindolo muy atractivo para los criminales quienes pueden escudarse del otro lado de la computadora. este experto en computacin nos abre las puertas del darkweb.. 2: 26 "the one is the most popular is, the one when people talk about dark web is called tor network, also called the onion network" una vez que cruce a este lado de la red podr acceder a paginas donde los productos y servicios no tienen limite: .drogas, armas, videos pornogrficos, tarjetas de crdito, asesinos a sueldo .. y el mas comn identidad.. esta imagen podria pertenecer a la de su informacin personal: direccin y seguro social..su precio. tan solo un dlar .. o 0.04 bitcoin.. una ciberdivisa que impide rastrear la transaccin.. haciendo el proceso de compra y venta casi invisible ante los ojos de la ley.. ( darknet 3) 4: 54 " tácticas que usamos nosotros para que no puedo hablar sobre de eso pero si tenemos diferentes m

it's a worldwide web. not a western wide web.ith where was the safety check-in for the students when attacked in april. as for the news media, no one was visit. it's suggested that germans see an attack differently to how they see the bombings in lebanon. this tells us a story or two on how the news media sees things, and how we see ourselves. the starting point is the capital. paris. >> paris suffers numerous gun and grenade attacks. [ speaking foreign language ] >>> wherever news organizations realise it or not. like it or not. they are critical weapons in the terrorist arsenal. the bombs that went off in paris, the bullets that flew, would have missed the larger targets. the global audience, and the social media component in the equation looms larger and larger with the passing story and headline. social media brings us closer to the tragedy and victims than they have been before. it's seizy to put ourselves in the victim's news. it brings eco into play. you are inserting yourself into a tragedy that you doesn't witness. that'

stephen carroll is live from the dublin web summit. stephen: music, satire, and social media, and high technology brings them altogether. up for discussion on the last day of the web summit. i will be live from dublin with the latest in 15 minutes. first, the crash of the russian plane in egypt was likely caused by a bomb, according to british and american security sources. they say evidence now suggests that an explosive planted on the -- an explosive was planted on the aircraft. britain and ireland have suspended flights to and from sharm el sheikh in egypt. billiton reports. -- >> russian and egyptian investigators continue sifting the evidence. a passenger of plane that broke apart in the air. they have extracted some information from the flight data recorder, but they are still working on critical voice recorder information, which was damaged when the plane came down. far from the crash site, british officials are drawing their own conclusions. >> we have looked at the broad picture of information available, including intelligence

by him for personal purchases, travel expenses, mortgage payments, personal gym memberships, adult web sites. >> my gosh, gi-joe went from a hero to a criminal. yeah. that is sad. >> reporter: investigators say that he carefully placed his baton and pepper spray to suggest there had been a struggle before he turned the gun on himself. he had been on patrol when he radioed in that he was chasing throw suspects on foot. short time later, he was found dead. [sirens] triggering a massive manhunt. >> reporter: the police investigation revolved that the officer had forged signatures on official documents and it was learned he had extensive experience staging mock crime scenes for police explorer training, adam? >> a lot there. >> the family is dismissing suicide. they were saying he was looking forward to his up coming retirement. >>> five people are recovering from their injuries after a stabbing spree on a college campus. it happened this morning at the university of california. the police shot and killed the suspect, a male student at the school. other students say the stabbings started i

it has a golden bridge, cable cars, great surfing and will be to host of next year's web summit.el to lisbon, hoping to position itself as europe's san francisco. >> more than 40,000 delegates have descended on dublin for the last year of the web summit in the irish capital. next year, the capital of portugal has won the right to host the mega event in technology. surfing, cable cars, and golden bridge is. >> it's pretty common every week to go surfing every morning. you can get a surf hour in the morning before work. >> in lisbon, the portuguese capital looks a lot like san francisco and is starting to act like it. >> i worked in san francisco and i see lisbon as a beginning of that. i see a lot of similarities, the energy of the people in both. >> tech startups are expanding quickly, raising millions, and shared workspaces are adding to the growing business. >> a lot of people are coming to portugal from other countries. we are seeing all the infrastructure thrive in the center of lisbon to accommodate that. >> it's still tiny when compared to its american idol. >> there is a t

let's go back out to jeff at the web summit in ireland. you can hear me, right jeff? >> i can hear you now. great. >> there you go. excellent. excellent. yeah, maybe we got some twilio help on that. let's talk about what you're doing to integrating voice. you're integrating communications services and i guess in trying to get the message out there for a lot of these corporate names but when i saw sms i thought that's so old school, don't you think? >> well, you wouldn't believe how common sms is. it's the one medium of communication you can use to reach nearly any phone on the planet using only a phone number and so while there are a lot of ways to talk to people today sms is so common because it is so universal. >> okay. let's talk about some of the names that you help. uber, home depot, airbnb, in orderstrom, walmart, but your company still isn't make money just yet. when is this going to turn into actual profit in the future for you? >> well, we believe we're transforming the 150 year history of tele communications and transforming it from legacy and hardware to a

target's web site crashed because of the number of shoppers.these sisters were heading to a k-mart store but plan to shop online later tonight. >> when i tried to go on early in the day there's such an overload on the computers that it's hard to get through. wait a little while after those early shoppers get on then i'm going on. >> reporter: while the internet explodes there are still those who want nothing to do with shopping via computer. >> i wouldn't even know how to use it. everybody knows. >> reporter: no shopping online for you. >> no shopping online. they got good deals in the store here. >> reporter: back live at the amazon fulfillment center with the crisscross of millions of items moving through here. it's very likely they will break the record here today as folks everywhere take full advantage of the ease of ordering online. live in robbinsville, i'm nora muchanic, channel6 "action news." sharrie. >> all right, it's a big convenience no doubt. >> yeah. >> nora, thank you. >> are you online shopping right now. >> i'm trying squeeze

so there's a lot of numbers in the log on our web site -- oning blog on our web site so that is a tiny amount. so if i was serious about selling my home, i would leave it on the market. >> you said the peak of homes for sale was a month ago, not the spring. >> absolutely. in the spring, homes come on the market. we always find piers get out before sell -- buyers get out before sellers. they want the flowers out and everything perfect. everything got delayed. so homes come on slower in the spring and buyers are gobbling them up so the inventory stays down. as you go through summer into fall, inventory increases. so we were over 25,000 homes for sale in massachusetts for just last week, it went back down below 25,000. it'll be below 20,000 by mid- december. >> always good information. anthony lamacchia, always great insight. >>> still to come, a police officer's family now under the microscope. the new investigation under way after it was revealed the officer's death was an elaborate suicide. >> also, new details about the deadly passenger plane crash in egypt. why investigators now thin

south carolina senator lindsey graham released an e-book on his web site. in "my story" he details his childhood and career in the air force. former arkansas governor mike huckabee gives his take on politics and culture in "god, guns, grits and gravy." and ohio governor john kasich calls for a return to what he sees as traditional american values in "stand for something." george pataki is also running for president. in 1998, he released "pataki" where he looked back on his path to the governorship. and kentucky senator rand paul calls for smaller government and more bipartisanship. in his latest book, "taking a stand." more presidential hopefuls with books include florida republican senator marco rubio. in "american dreams," he outlines his plan to advance economic opportunity. independent vermont senator bernie sanders is another candidate for the democratic nomination for president. his 1997 autobiography, now titled "outsider in the white house," was updated to include his time in the senate and the launch of his presidential campaign. and in "blue colla

bill ford at the technology web summit. back to you.: a lot of news is happening at that summit. caroline hyde there with the executive chairman of forward -- of ford. how much is the british secret agent worth to the box office worldwide? game maker has agreed to by king digital. you know that by candy crash. are you addicted? they bought it for almost $6 billion. plus, paul ryan says the congress is now unified. we will bring you remarks that are happening right now. ♪ betty: welcome back, we're just into one hour into the bloomberg markets and the trading session. it is time for the bloomberg business flash. about 1/5 ofcut the senior level workforce. they will cut close to 400 jobs. that came after a third-quarter loss. carl icahn is urging them to break up. however, heater hancock -- however, peter hancock is refusing. black rocks cash management unit will manage assets for bank of america clients. that deal will give separate in town -- give separate accounts -- bring their business to of assets. terms of the deal were not disclos

parent need a web of support, not just parent and one individual. >> what is your web page address. >> www.america promise.org. >>> thank you for the work that

parent need a web of support, not just parent and one individual. >> what is your web page address. >> www.america promise.org. >>> thank you for the work that you do. edition. the following is an important paid program about humana medicare advantage prescription drug plans. welcome to your medicare your decision, the program that guides you through the medicare options available from humana. there are many different medicare choices

hour,oming up this stephen carroll will be reporting live from the web summit in dublin. stephen: he has been ceo of some of the world's biggest companies . we will be live from the web summit in dublin, finding out what john scully is going to do next. genie: we will start at the vatican, a place that has been rocked by a new scandal that some people are already calling .atileaks for more on this, i am joined from rome about josephine mckinnon. what did you learn? : i just came from a press conference releasing the book called "the merchants in the temple." he found the vatican is at war with itself. he says pope francis and the reformers are trying to introduce radical changes with greater transparency, facing extraordinary obstacles and resistance from conservatives and others in the vatican who do not want to lose their position and power and do not want to share information. the book exposes some of the largess, the luxury that cardinals enjoy. certain cardinals, retired cardinals, and others who had vast apartments here, measuring more than 500 square meters, some o

parent need a web of support, not just parent and one individual. >> what is your web page address. >> www.america promise.org. >>> thank you for the work that you do. join us next we for another edition. (music) >> in today^s world, production agriculture isn^t stand and talk, it^s work and do. hands on, implements down.

slo por 24 horas y antes que en televisin vea el especial "la doble de jenny" ingrese a nuestra pgina webndo48 punto com y haga una bsqueda con las palabras primer vistazo --- live bug juanfra ---hacemos nuestra primera pausa en noticiero telemundo 48 primera edicin take vo / juanfra --- cnoce usted cales son sus derechos cmo conductor si un polica lo detiene en la carretera?, despus de la pausa le decimos --- takevo/lorena --- autoridades daran a conocer hoy cmo se preparan para la llegada del fenmeno climtico el niÑo, el pronostico es que traer fuertes lluvias a nuestra regin, ms informacin en minutos --- lucrecia traffic juanfra facebook juanfra --- las luces de una patrulla de polcia en el espejo retrovisor pueden estresar desmedidamente al conductor que est a punto de ser detenido... ---tener conocimiento de sus derechos y obligaciones es vital para evitar un problema mayor... y alonso castillo nos explica... take pkg 0:1 0:15 0;38 1:03 1:13 1:35 al momento de escuchar la sirena o ver las luces en el retrovisor, disminuya la velocidad, ponga la direccional y estacinese cuidadosamente

take web push --- slo por 24 horas y antes que en televisin vea el especial "la doble de jenny" ingresetelemundo48 punto com y haga una bsqueda con las palabras "primer vistazo --- take vo cesar --- adems de la alegra y compaÑa que brindan, las mascotas pueden dejar otros beneficios muy importantes para la salud de los niÑos, le explicamos... take vo blanca ---cada vez ms cerca la posibilidad de recibir los paquetes por medio de aeronaves no tripuladas... el servicio con drones ya tiene una posible fecha de inicio... gabriela live cesar --- tener una mascota en su casa podra ayudarle con la salud de sus hijos, segn los ahora t-mobile te ofrece textos y llamadas ilimitados... a méxico y desde méxico. más datos 4g lte, igual que en estados unidos, gratis. oíste bien, todo incluido en planes elección simple. ¿quieres más? por tiempo limitado, llévate el samsung galaxy s6 por $0 dólares de pago inicial y $10 dólares al mes con jump! on demand™. cámbiate ya. resultados de un estudio hecho por investigadores en suecia... blanca ---ellos analizaron a un milln de niÑos que tenan contacto con pe

what is the point of having a physical web room anymore? the web room gives the consumers the ability to see, feel, and touch the engagement ring. we have seen quite the opposite. we have to make appointments for people to come back. it's similar to what david talked about. it fundamentally brings a different cost structure to the retail business. we have a selection of product, about 400 styles in the store. a hybrid with the physical world? harvey: very much. emily: can you give us numbers on transactions? going in, making the purchase, do they go in, think about it? and warby parker have done similar things. if they are too busy to go to a physical store, why would they do that? this is our second round. we had a test store in nordstrom's. we wanted to tease it out even greater. are seeing what we are heightened levels of purchasing where people are buying in the shop while they are there. about 40 percent of the people are walking by the storefront and recognizing we are a jewelry store and walking in. and those 40% have become customer

>>"it's just a spider web, i mean, almost a mile long! full of spiders!"> reporter:not quite a mile long spider web, but nearly a half-mile. >> reporter:filled with thousands, possibly millions of spiders. >> reporter:and the arachnids aren't homebodies staying in the >>"they're just in the earl. they're flying everywhere. they all on the house, on the side of the windows." >>"when i got up this morning, it was like spiders all over my door, they were coming in my house." >>"you can't even sit down in her house because they're all on the walls and on the door. we've been killing spiders for about an hour now." >> reporter:efforts to get rid of the spiders by neighbors francis ward, debra lewis and ida morris is slow-going. >>"i've been seeing about 20 on my porch." >> reporter:they're worried this real-life creature feature could be dangerous, and they want the city to fix it. >>"clean this area up and spray for these spiders and, you know, just to make it be safe. the kids be out here running around. a spider could bite one of the kids or anything." >> re

the web tracking web site show the plane took off from philadelphia earlier and headed to portsmouth, new hampshire. it is registered in rye. a man's body was pulled from the wreckage but he has not been identified. the faa is in charge of the investigation this morning. >>> also developing this morning, four people are dead in a shooting in the town of oakland, maine near col pee college and north of augusta. the journal says 42-year-old herman derico killed two men and a woman inside a home before he shot and killed him is he. among the victims were the parents of a 4-year-old girl found unhurt inside the home. colby college sent out an alert to students saying police were trying to locate suspects but just before 11 p.m., they gave the all clear. >>> a deadly crash in boston south end. solar glare is being investigated as to possible cause. two women walking in a crosswalk when they were hit by a suv. breaking news coverage at 6:00. a witness told us both women were on the ground, neither moving. one woman in her 70s was killed and this morning, the other is in the hospital. witnes

. --- para recibir asistencia federal puede ingresar en la pgina web: disaster assistance punto gov llameal 800-621-3362. juanfra --- existe preocupacin entre la comunidad cientfica por el gran nmero de ballenas muertas, varadas en nuestras costas --- lorena -- algunos de estos animales se encuentran en peligro de extincin, andrs brender investigo que est pasando con esta especie marina.. roll open take pkg 0:01 0:31 2:05 pkg el 2015 ha sido tragico para los animales marinos... en especial para las ballenas.... cinco terminaron descomponiendo se en nuestras playas... la

look for the web links on the home page. >> there is a lot of possibilities inside the bowl. first up, miley cyrus taking a tour of alcatraz. >> i didn't know it was a building. i knew it was an island. >> i have one here. >> celine dion ordering a pizza. >> that's my favorite. >> there are so many possibilities in ordering a pizza with the toppings. i prefer the pepperoni or the capers. charles likes the black olives or the pineapple. i must top my pizza always with the canadian bacon. >> very good. very good. >> taste of the bay area. barbara walters walking across the golden gate bridge. >> this is hard.

. >>> and we have all of the outcomes from all of the local races on our web site just go to cbs philly.com. the link is is up at the top of the home page. >>> juror returned to work to

our web site -- on mobile? our web site experience is really easy to shop.been checking in on amazon all day long because they have a big packaging center in new jersey. i went on amazon's site, i clicked on jewelry, they've got a lot of diamonds out there. we even showed some of the web site, we can show that to our viewers right now. who's your threat? is it tiffany? is it signet or is it amazon? >> in reality no one is specifically a threat. the value we bring to market is unmatched. so we continue to bring great value to market and continue to drive great, great gift ideas. liz: what are your best sellers this year? >> diamond tennis bracelets are phenomenal. our eternity band today only is doing well -- liz: it's the middle one. >> yeah, it's about $6,000, but today it's about $3,000, so it's a phenomenal, phenomenal value. liz: how many diamonds in that one? >> this is a 5-carat. liz: and the necklace next to it. >> saf fife and diamonds, typically $3,000 and 50% off of that -- liz: tilt it up. >> it's a wonderful piece. liz: i am wearing blue nile ear

because on their website, they said they were looking for a web designer. had a design background. luckily enough for me, they responded. about a week later, i was here in silicon valley working for them. emily: and the rest is history. chad: the rest is history, but i needed to find a place to live. that was the first challenge for me. when i moved out here in the summer of 1999, you could not even find a place to live. i had to sleep on someone's floor. emily: because there were so many people coming here for silicon valley? chad: during the dotcom boom. emily: as i understand it, you designed the very first paypal logo that they still use to this day. is that correct? chad: i think they have changed it over the years, but yes, i was responsible for logo design, website design, the app. emily: do you see your design in the paypal logo today? i mean, it is an iteration of what you did, right? chad: yes, of course. emily: what determined how everyone in the paypal mafia ended up going their separate ways and how did you and steve end up together? chad: afte

plus if you read it on the web, you read it as sentences without emotion. ernie: not personal. >> exactly. >> i go to google. ernie: what do you look up? >> whatever my question is. ernie: whatever it is about parenting. it helps? >> yeah. i often ask friends, too, on facebook, but i tend to hear what everyone has to say and make my own decisions. >> i call my mom. i do look up sites. or three best friends i call. we're doing the high school process, which is stressful. we're always on the phone talking to each other. ernie: so you call your mom. what kind of advice do you give your daughter and grandchildren? >> good common sense. ernie: common sense. >> it's a gut reaction. ernie: i think you're right. >> that's what you go with. ernie: good common sense. you're doing a good job. nice family. take care, guys. bye. bye-bye! >> common sense. good answer. we like that. that's it for now. thank you for joining us tonight. i'm ernie anastos here in studio 5. for all of us and our control room, our producer john k. up there, wave to us, have a wonderful evening

on our web site, a viewer writes "good for the salem city council for reigning in wal- mart. something for the store's employees to be thankful for." danielle on facebook in between their forecast says -- just kidding it's not her. "it's about tile. no shopping on thanksgiving. every town needs to do this." you can join in on the conversation. chris, kathryn? >> thank you, robi. the black friday video is crazy. >>> still to come, giving new meaning to the phrase "what's in a name. >> trying to find the special someone online could come down to your first name. every coconut has a dream. to come out of its shell. to show all the world its true, inner beauty. and then, in an ironic twist, get covered up by chocolate and almonds. almond joy mounds. introducing kisses deluxe chocolates. with a whole-roasted hazelnut, delicate crisps, and layers of rich, creamy chocolate, they' re twice the size of the kisses chocolates you love. >>> welcome back. this data amized data from 100 places. certain names get more attention. for the ladies, brianna, erika, lexi, brooke, and alexa are th

lightning fast hook-ups to the web, but not for most of the u.s. >> the church... most people come here to pray but you come here for what? >> i come here to do my homework. >> unless you live in the right spot. >> you can just instantly... instant 4k movies at your disposal. >> now techknow investigates the politics of technology. >> can you talk about the lobbying presence of these big companies. >> it's the haves... >> they could actually put the mri on steroids. >> verses the have-nots. >> digital divides like right down the street... like you can see what you're missing. >> yeah. >> kosta grammatis is an engineer who's designed everything from bionic eyes to space satellites. dr. shini somara is a mechanical engineer. and i'm phil torres, i'm an entomologist. >> what would you do with 1 gigabit per second? >> that's our team... now let's do some science. hey guys, i'm phil torres joined by kosta grammatis and dr. shini somara. when you think chattanooga tennessee, you don't necessarily think of a digital hub but in fact it's the fastest internet in the western hemisphere. >> how fa

we have a link to all the details including each participating park on the web links section of our web site, ktvu.com. >>> time 7:08. protesters in chicago say they plan to shut down the famous magnificent mile shopping district tomorrow. in protest over the police shooting of an african-american teenager. mostly peaceful demonstrations followed the release of the police dash cam video on tuesday. it shows a white officer shooting 17-year-old laquan mcdonald a year ago as police looked for a vandalism suspect. officer jason van dyke is facing a charge of first degree murder. >>> it's been nearly seven years since oscar grant was shot and killed by a bart police officer. now his mother is honoring her son by giving back. paul chambers tells us more. it's also helping her heal. >> we do it every year for the housing unit. >> reporter: wanda johnson is ceo of the foundation named after her son oscar grant. >> when i lost my son it was a terrible blow for me. so i felt depressed. >> she took that depression and turned it into a positive. so for the last three years the foundation has given

it's a half made wide spi webs. neighbors say it's like a horror movie, spiders covering the doors and windows and invoiding people's homes. they're calling on the city to step in and eliminate these eight legged visitors. can you imagine? this is like that episode of -- >> arack k arachnophobia. >>is we also have are a look at landslides in los an les. iton called a 50 foot stretch of it looks like a wave. highway shut down until further notice. geologists and engineers suspect the entire hillside is shifting. >>> residents of the midwest waking up to the first major snowstorm of the season. more than a foot and a half of snow fell in eye iowa and south dakota. it's the snowiest november day in south dakota history. snow blowers also out in minnesota, indiana and illinois. at least four inches of snow at chicago's o'hare airport. >> that storm is coming our way, but temperatures are going to be just mild enough for rain for all of us. so breathe a sigh of relief. >> weave got 've got thanks giving this s gif s than

this from our web site, "what that has to be bought at 1:00 a.m.? it's a manufactured pressure from retailers." thanks for commenting. a number of ways to do it. our web site, twitter, and facebook. you can chime in all day long if you'd like. love to hear from you. >> i'll be waking up on black friday and putting a roll with cranberry sauce, mashed potatoes, stuffing, and turkey. >> making a sandwich? >> yep. >> i love that idea. on. >>> still ahead, a check of the day's top stories. >> include extra security for donald trump's visit and the protection. >> and ski resorts working on a new idea for very cool selfies involving drones. >>> skiers and snowboarders are always looking for great selfie opportunities. a silicon valley production company has a new way to get them. they partnered to create so- called drone zones. the drones hover 30 feet above the trail and swoop in to follow the skier as long their runs. still, most have bans in place on flying drones over the trails. i've seen some of the video, and it's pretty cool. >> it's good if you ar

look for it under web links look for it under web links@ktvu.com. >>> coming up, a go pro vacation videony is responding to buzz around this irishman strip to sin city. -- irishman's trip to sin city. >>> three republican candidates are demanding equal time following donald trumps appearance on saturday night live. according to fcc rules, all candidates are to be offered free airtime if arrival appears on a non-news program. the candidate's have seven days to make that request. trump got more than 12 minutes of airtime on s&l. so far, no comment from nbc on how it will handle the issue. >>> macy's is unveiling its christmas window display this week. the theme is the peanut's characters. here are our it's making charlie brown in the peanuts gang. they will use hundreds of pounds of fake snow in glitter as well as 3-d printers to make the display. they will be on display in new york and san francisco.>> many people coming to see it. 15,000 people walk by these windows per hour. we feel that is our duty and honor to create these windows for the masses. >> the store has been making the displ

photo or video and share it with us using the hash-tag abc 7 now we mit use it on the air or on our web site. >>> action a little later but let's move on now. state department issued a worldwide travel alert for americans tonight due to increased terrorist threats. comes as millions of people obviously travel for thanksgiving holida holiday. lana has more. >> the state department has issued a worldwide travel alert to all americans quote due to increased terrorist threat. it says current information suggests isil and other terror group plan to have attack in many region with conventional and non-conventional weapon. authorities believe likelihood of terror attack will 10 as members of isil return from sir why and iraq. extremist targeted large sporting events theaters open markets and aviationmnulw services. >> code 3 to trainingu. exerci. >>reporter: ]y security is hits in par!]÷]ç and3k mali. <> we have beençl concerned abot copyç% cat lucky attack.; >>reporter: the government has this advice. u.s. citizensmp should exercise vigilance in public places or using transportation be awa

i'm going to share the web cam with everybody. here's the wantagh and that's where it merges with the northern state parkway. we'll head over to the maps and i'll tell you what's happening here. wantagh north near the northern state parkway. we have a vehicle fire being battled. subway service is running on or close to schedule. van wyck, south at linden boulevard an accident as you travel on the hutch you're going to find troubles there going southbound at orchard beach. that's because of an accident. and we have minor delays at the george washington bridge. about 10, 15 at the lincoln and holland and our alternate side of the street parking is suspended today. over the you. >>> still ahead on eyewitness news this morning, racial tensions now extending from missouri to upstate new york. what students at ithaca college are planning today. >> authorities are revealing new information about the college freshman who carried out a stabbing spree at a california university. >> and the veterans day, we are standing up for heroes. highli

go to our web site, fox5ny.com, and look for us under the "public affairs" tab. i'm antwan lewis for "street talk." we'll see you once again next

caroline hyde at the web some in dublin. the u.k.ancellor george osborne, is taking his case for european union reform to germany. he will tell business leaders in berlin later what the british people do not want to be part of an ever-closer union. hans nichols is in berlin this morning. what are we going to hear from the chancellor and how is it going to go down in berlin? hans: we are going to hear complaints and an argument that you have heard before in london, and that is that there is a push for closer integration that is only causing further splits, further acrimony between the u.k. and the eu. we have some prepared remarks from mr. osborne. theill say, quite friendly, british people do not want to be part of an ever-closer union. there is a recognition that seems in order to get any changes to the treaty, you are going to need to have german support. the venue is important. he is speaking to german business leaders. german business leaders do want to see the european union ever so tighter. but they want to make sure the u.k. s