>> weber: yeah. there again, i got to go back to, you know, as long as it's a crime, it is my duty as a police officer to enforce criminal law. >> stahl: we've spoken to college students who talk about how they were pressured into becoming confidential informants. >> it felt like i had a gun to my head. >> stahl: that part of the story, when we come back. >> cbs money watch update sponsored by lincoln financial, calling all chief life officers. >> glor: good evening. lufthansa says a man was restrained after he threatened to open a plane door. greece has approved a 2016 budget with sharp spending cuts. and the united autoworkers want to vote for represent dentation at the u.s.'s lone plant. i'm jeff glor, cbs news. my mom and i have the same hands. same eyes. same laugh. and since she's had moderate alzheimer's disease, i've discovered we have the same fighting spirit, too. that's why i asked her doctor about once-a-day namzaric™. vo: namzaric is approved for moderate to severe alzheimer's disease in

. >> my name is paul weber.y father was a lawyer in small-town vermont, who was always willing to help a client out. and that's how i ended up inheriting a really cool and really old chinese relic and a pretty strange story to tell. >> i'm jamie. i meet paul, a local math teacher, and his wife, sarah, at their home. >> come on in. >> thank you so much. the residence doubles as a bed-and-breakfast the couple have run for almost 30 years. i couldn't help but noticing, as i came in, you have a lot of exotic art. >> my father was always interested in asian art and he dabbled in painting a little bit. and so that's why we have lots of things around the house. >> when paul's father, bruce weber, wasn't practicing his painting skills, he was practicing law in nearby brattleboro. what kind of attorney was your dad? >> well, as a small-town lawyer, you don't specialize. you do a little bit of everything. >> in the mid-1970s, a woman comes to bruce in need of legal services. whether she couldn't afford his fee or for some

simon weber will stay with us. our radar?imit tell you, bloomberg sources say barclays may cut what percent more of its banking staff. ceo speaks of possibility of cuts coming. 3:16.s the decision comes amid a legal battle. -- a breakup fee -- percent softer. energy stocks have slipped. opec gave up. at a chaotic meeting in vienna, opted to keep pumping in that effort to squeeze nonmember rivals structure for non-member be low --sia -- will will fall below 38 in the following weeks. up next, china's foreign exchange reserve falls below the $.5 trillion. pboc intervention. coming fresher -- coming pressure on the yuan. ♪ guy: 14 minutes past the hour. welcome back. you are watching the pulse pierced streaming on bloomberg.com. china's foreign exchange reserves fell to $2.44 trillion. that is a big number. let's find out what it all means. tom, the fall was expected. talk to us about the reasons behind it. there are a couple of factors at work. firstly, china's this is his. china's investors -- china's businesses. china's inves

android lloyd weber took it, true to the movie. the person who is the lead in this show is fantastic. and the kids are amazing. in fact, andrew lloyd weber does the show, yes, everybody is wondering whether the kids are playing their own instruments and they do. it is a fun show to take the family. it is high energy. >> it is like the movie. the movie, jack black is a down and out musician and his roommate is a substitute teacher teacherer and he gets the call. he starts subbing in the class. what does he do with the kids all day. let's taech them rock songs. >> alex is fantastic. he's a different version of jack black and he's fantastic. high energy. >> i have two pictures. one is helen meren. it is like a british invasion, weber is british, he was there. >> you got the back of his head. >> great, great show to take the family. this weekend, greg, another thij you don't want to take your family too, santacon. >> well, we are going. people dres up in the suits and run around new york and drinking beer. it is a big pub crawl. there

from the arc -- drills the trey for a 37, 36 edge -- minutes later -- weber again -- takes contact -- hits the three -- finishes a 4 point play -- class 5-a girls tonight -- number 11 cedar falls hosting dubuque hempstead -- kiana barney finishes with the bucket for a quick 2 point edge -- hempstead responding with the longball -- as a holly bitter knocks down the trey -- mustangs up one -- but cedar falls is too much down the stretch -- cynthia wolf hits the turn- around in the lane -- minutes later -- running again -- that's emma gerdes with the finish -- tigers roll in the end 42, 24 -- on to the gridiron -- where uni's deiondre hall picked up another big honor -- just days after his final game -- hall was named a stats-first team all-american today after racking up 82 tackles, a missouri valley high six interceptions and a pair of touchdowns -- hall was already previously named the valley's defensive player of the year -- iowa's desmond king grabbed another award as well -- today he was named to the first team all-american squad by the sporting news -- making it the 7th different

. >> reporter: well, michael weber says, believe it! he is the director of sales the best western and executive inn near jack london square. >> it's busy when the corporate world has all the road warriors staying at our property. they are all at home during the holidays. there's a lot more opportunity to get a nice room at a great price. >> reporter: another secret to snagging a great deal? book a few miles outside the city. for instance, a room at this marriott in miami is 169 a night. while just 7 miles away the same room at this marriott only 119. >> i would love to be in the middle of things. so it's worth the extra premium to be here. >> reporter: well, if booking outside the city isn't for you, then try switching up how you book your room. third party sites are fine to gauge prices. but weber says, don't book online. >> they fill a vital need for hotels. they give us publicity but in terms of a deal, getting an extra benefit, call the hotel directly. >> reporter: he says for the best deals and better rooms call the hotel directly

while there, i spoke with three other scholars, monsignor weber, who has written for some time about father serra, and then rosemary and robert sienkiewicz. we did in overview on the strengthen the merits of the canonization. the media entered the picture. we dealt with that. two days later, we basically participated in the second half, in which vatican scholars and friars and others were instrumental. we then conducted mass with the pope. that was an incredible experience. i was kind of on the ground floor to see a lot of that. but at the same time, i was aware that as i was there testifying to the merits of the canonization, there were people in california who were less than happy about it. but what i have seen as there is that there has been a significant amount of misrepresentation and even hate speech related to father serra, the catholic church, and the hispanic catholic tradition. it has been my objective to address those characterizations. i am not going to minimize what happened as a result of european colonial intervention in this region. it is clearly catastrophic on many

we explore that with former minnesota congressman vin weber. the record, he's formally endorsed jeb bush. and jonathan martin, national political correspondent for "the new york times." welcome to both of you. so, ja jonathan let me start wih you, when you were in south carolina when donald trump made the comments about muslims. first of all, remind us, what was the reaction in the where he spoke and what's been the reaction since then? >> quite enthusiastic from his supporters, a lot of applause and a sort of prolonged ovation, many folks standing up, some yells. there was approval. i talked to many of them afterwards, too, and it was easy to find people in that crowd that support immediate donald trump's plan. if you dig a little bit deeper though, you can find some people that i think want to see the border tightened and want to see immigration tightened, want to see more vetting of those coming into the country but are a little bit leery about going as far as trump plans so i don't think it's as cut and dried as perhaps the crowd reaction m

christopher weber joins me now. he's been covering the developments on this story for "the associated press" and is in los angeles. anything new to report? >> just that the schools are still closed, that the shutdown was for the entire day, and there's no word yet on what's going to happen tomorrow. >> we're expecting updates, like, hourly, right? >> i think, yeah, at the very least, sometimes half hourly. >> first of all, the fbi said we weren't consulted then the school superintendent said, oh, we talked to the fbi. there's a disconnect there. do you have anything concrete? >> i don't know what the fbi was told. this -- the threat came -- ramone cortinas, superintendent of l.a. schools got the threat before 5:00 a.m. this morning and he's the one who made the decision i guess right away to shut down the schools then the robo calls started going out shortly thereafter. >> you mention eed the man in charge. just so that our viewers have some background, context on this, his last -- he'd been involved, or in charge t

chris weber, glad to have you with us from seattle.come back more on fanduel, draft king, if you're a fan, we will tell you what to expect when we come back. und go? und go? not being on this phone call sounds good. it's not muted. was that you jason? it was geoffrey! it was jason. it could've been brenda. put under a microscope, we can see all the bacteria that still exists. polident's unique micro clean formula works in just 3 minutes, killing 99.99% of odor causing bacteria. for a cleaner, fresher, brighter denture every day. it's not going to fit up liftthe stairs.legs. what time does goodwill close? google voice: goodwill is open till 9pm. show me a moving company nearby. google voice: moving company within 6 miles. how do i get to 3221 carter ave.? 226 hyde street. google voice: here are your directions. when does my package arrive? google voice: your most recent order has shipped. thank you. setting new home address. text mom: i really like it here. >> dierdre: just hours after a new york judge ordered the leading daily fantasy

heath weber is here to tell us about christmas at morningside. present its 20th annual christmas at morniniside concert at 7:30 p.m. friday, dec. 4, in eppley auditotoum, 3625 garretson ave, on the morningside and open to the public. doors to eppley auditorium open at 6:30 p.m. this year's concert, "sing in exultation," will include the debut performance of an original musical piece by composer stacey gibbs from detroit, mich. morningside college commissioned the new arrangement, which is a mixture of well-known christmas hymns. gibbs is scheduled to attend the concert. the concert will feature performances by several morningside college choral and instrumental ensembles, the siouxland master chorale and the grace united methodist church handbell choir. tim watson and jean hickman, assistant professors of music, direct the siouxland d ster chorale and morningside cocoege choir. the morningside symphonic wind ensemble is s der the direction of shane macklin, assistant professor of music and director of bands. the morningside brass ensemble is unde

had the westbound lanes shut down where weber's drive is on the eastbound side. a lane was blocked in the eastbound direction. everything has reopened. annie mccormick is out there on the scene. we'll go to her in just a minute. construction zones along 42 and 295. they are still working 42 southbound near 295. they are working on 295 itself between the black horse and 42. a couple of lanes out there for the next half-hour or so. vine street expressway closed in both directions between the schuylkill expressway and broad street it should clear by 5:00. construction just wrapped on i-95 northbound between 291 and the airport, all lanes reopened on this friday morning. >> new this morning, matt mentioned the closures on route 38 in pennsauken. i don't believe we're going to annie mccormick. we are, let's go to and she is going to talk about what's going on on route 38. >> reporter: hi, matt, this portion of route 38 just opened a few moments ago. take a look at the video, you can see the vehicles that were out here and the investigation that was here a short time a

then later, it's dike-new hartford grad bri weber with th kill right down the line... this went into a 5th set, , t marquette would avance winning 3-2 ... to golf, zach johnson in round 2 of the hero world challenge ... he won this in 2013... 7, he reads the line perfectly to sink the birdie putt to ... onto the 10th hole, zach with his 2nd shot and it comes to a direct stop just a foot from the pin... easy tap for birdie... zach is tied for 7th at 8 under, three shots back of the lead ... loras men's soccer in the ncaa division 3 final four against calvin college ... late in the fir half, the duhawks get on the board first with this jonah jacke goal as he knocks it in with the left foot ... indoor soccer, rampage hosting chicago ... goalkeeper joey kapinos wearing the hawkeye colors... but they did not help... chicago with some great passing on this power-play goal... mustangs stomp all over the rampage, 14-4 one last look at the forecast, justin... our r ather stays mild d or the foreseeabab future. our sky remains mostly clear tonight with lows dipping into the uppe

with us this morning to give us a preview jennifer weber. thank you so much for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> i was thinking that this sort of classic tech of theater are always updated so it would be cool to update the classic dance and what's more famous than the nut cracker. >> tell us about what people can expect to see. >> you are going to hear the music and see really explosive hip-hop dance. >> tell me about it because this is not just a local event. you guys are on tour. nj peck is a producer. tell us about where you are performing. >> we just came back from miami. we are going to the bloomennational in north carolina and after that we are going to moscow bringing the nut cracker back to it's roots. >> very nice. and you brought dancers. >> yes they are going to show you part of the party scene from the hip-hop nut cracker. >> really nice. to find out more information about the show head to our >> let's do it. if you struggle with type 2 diabetes, you're certainly not alone. fortunately, many have found a different kind

there you go right in front of the weber's drive-in the root beer place there. that is to give you an idea where we are looking at. the it is westbound lanes coming in towards philadelphia a, closed right now, anyone coming in towards the the city if you typically head towards that ben franklin come on back to the maps here. you just want to jump off at cuthbert boulevard that will take you over to route 70 and you'll continue your way in towards admiral wilson boulevard. that is the way to go for now, if you are getting ready to head out the the front door. that investigation because it ways involving a police chase could be with us for another hour or so. the vine street expressway still shut town in both directions between the schuylkill and broad street until 5:15 the overnight construction, sue mentioned the army/navy game a lot going on here this weekend. we have sixth are tonight. tomorrow army/navy 3:00 o'clock kick off. i have passed some of the navy, buses from maryland all stack up here in center city. obviously everybody is in town ready for the big

vin weber is a jeb bush supporter and adviser to the 2012 romney presidential campaign and is joiningu. take off your jeb hat and put on the analyst hat, if you can, does jeb bush still have a play in this field, given how strange this campaign is going? >> sure. i can take off my jeb hat and still say with a straight face, yes, i think he gave his best debate performance ever last night. i have been around him at different events the last few weeks and he's the best that i have seen him. if a candidate is going to hit his stride at some point in the campaign, this is the time you want to do it. i think he'll do very well. there's no question that donald trump is the leader in this race. there's no doubt about that. but only jeb bush took him on last night. i don't know how you defeat the front-runner if you don't take on the front-runner. >> well, if they are going to take on the front-runner, why didn't jeb do what many as viso visovise advisers were saying, take him on as the nominee. his lack of judgment, whatever jeb has said, the logical conclusion is i would not support you if

brandi bell - parent "with my son at weber, he gets home so late, to me it's dark outside, and with kids it doesn't matter to them, but as a parent you worried. anything could happen to them." the group is looking at ur options - they'd all start elementary students earlier, possibly as early as 7:30 in the morning, with secondary schools starting as late as 8:55. roetlin says a solution should be nailed down soon. "parents need adequate timemeo make arrangements, the plan is that this will all be wrapped up by february." the task force will meet again on january 25th but the district is still working on a time and location. live in iowa city, sarah mccarthy, kcrg-tv9 news. turning now to meteorologist oe winters. joe, not as windy tomorrow? westerly winds, which picked up as a cold front slid east, now diminish and turn the wind shift is in advance of our next storm that holds the promise of a rainy weekend. light rain develops as early as friday night, with the heaviest rainfall later on saturday into sunday. with the threat for thunderstorm s we have to also be aware of some heavier r

i think i have seen you around somewhere, then. [ laughter ] >> then we have miss weber from the alameda county community food bank. thank you so much for joining us. what brings you in here? >> well, i'm here to present this extra large check to the food bank on behalf of the clorox company and the -- >> i have to figure out how to move around. how about if i go like this. >> we are headquartered in oakland, california for over 100 years. and actually, loves to donate, um, both time and treasure, time of its employees and treasure in the communities where the employees live and work. and we had a long-standing partnership with the food bank so i am very pleased to present this check to katherine today. >> and how much -- i think paco has a drum roll. [ drum roll ] >> $52,000. >> whoo! this was raised by your employees plus your company matches it? >> that's right. the company has a foundation, employees donate to the foundation and the company matches those donations. and then those donations are actually provided to the food bank. >> okay. katherine, how many people will 52,000 dollars

earlier this week, ali spoke to vin weber, where the prospect of an open convention was discussed. a lobbyist who has lobbied on behalf of qatar which helps fund al jazeera america. >> you look at chris christie, john kasich, they have had to had executive authority and make decisions in their own states, and they have a much more nuances approach. a strong approach but a nuanced approach national security. the senators and the outsiders like trump and carson lack any nuance in terms of their approach and that resonates more with primary voters. the idea that to hell with nuance and political correctness i'm going to come down like a ton of bricks on anybody who threatens national security. the governors and their nuanced views are not getting anyone above 10% in the polls. >> that is unfortunate in the case. i'm still looking forward to voting in the next couple of months in iowa, that will change. governors like jeb bush and john kasich have had to deal with problems in their own communities and they understand bringing the community together to fight threats is the only way to s

then later, it's dike-new hartford grad bri weber with the kkl right a 5th set, but 3-2 round 2 of the hero in 2013... on 7, he reads the line perfectly to move to nine under for a share of the lead ... onto the 10th hole, zach with his 2nd shot and it comes to a direct stop just a foot from the pin... easy tap for birdie... zach is tied for 7th at 8 under, three shots back of the lead ... loras menen soccer in the ncaa division 3 finanafour against calvin college ... late in the first half, the with this jonah jacke goal as he knocks it in with the left foot ... indoor soccer, rampage hosting chicago ... goalkeeper joey kkinos wearing the hawkeyeyeolors... but they did not help... chicago with some great passing on this power-play goal... mustangs stomp all over the rampage, 14-4 a family in dubuque is having trouble adjusting to new medicaid c cnges.... and they say it will affect their sons. now they are taking their problem to the governor. the hawkeyes are in indianapolis today reaching for a big ten title. we'll check in live with the tv9 sports team, who are there this morning.

donation making the holiday season brighter for hundreds of children in queens, state assemblymen david weber handed out toys at richmond hill at the boys and girls club in queens. he organized the toy drive and put the word out to his constituents inspiring them to donate more than 400 toys. he hopes to -- i think that's great. >>> we'll change some temperatures over the weekend. the big thing tomorrow morning is fog. it will be really dense around the area, but the heavy rain will hold off till midday or even early afternoon. outside tonight kind of a cool shot of the empire state building, christmas colors and a little fog around the spire there. that will only get thick early. clouds have broken up quickly. that only enhances the fog formation through the overnight. our temperature is 59, west wind around 5, moisture from the rainfall, 62 degrees the high number on the day, just out of whack with these normals. 41 is the average high. the records is what we're focusing on, 71 a couple of years ago. here's the outlook for christmas, still going with middle 70s, the record high 63, the all

thousands of fans, and coming up, on the "late show with stephen colbert", jane fonda, andrew lloyd weber brandon neiderhauer. ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, this layup in the final mine helped seal the victory aga the >>> steph curry is with santa claus for warriors fan hoping to deliver a christmas day win. this lay up in the final minute helped seal the victory against the cavs. this was the highly anticipated game, a rematch of the nba finals, kpix 5 emily turner with the christmas celebration at oracle. >> reporter: 'twas the day of christmas with tip-off at 2:00, a wave of fans gold and blue. >> going to see bay area fans -- the next victory. >> reporter: final rematch full of holiday cheer, with curry and cheer. >> here at oracle arena, dub nation one big family. >> reporter: the cavs versus the warriors to settle the score, fans were ready for war. >> need to watch king james to beat the guys. >> reporter: there was such a battle, lebron really tried but he was routed like cattle. dubs fans screamed and cheered with delight, happy christmas to all, the dubs win the fight. >> merry christma

alameda county's legal team identified them as luis santa maria and paul weber. this surveillance video shows them -- showing them chasing a man into an alley and beating him. the victim had broken bones. right before this, he allegedly led deputies on a car chase that started in san leandro. the two deputies are on paid leave. >>> two men suspected in a quadruple shooting outside a san leandro club won't face hate crime charges for now. carlos cervantes and salvador aguilera allegedly shot four people monday morning at a club. all victims will recover. investigators say the suspects made comments about the victims' sexual orientation. court documents filed yesterday do not include hate crime charges. but they may be added later >>> the lights are back on in an east san jose neighborhood after a garbage truck caused a power outage. the truck hit a utility pole yesterday afternoon near story road and feller avenue that knocked down some power lines. pg&e says at one point, about 1200 homes and businesses did not have electricity. >>> back to our weather forecast n

john weber, luxe interiors owner/designer 08:12:25 "i look at this area and all the restaurants and service people and what have you, a university town being expensive to ve in, you know we need to provide a living wage for those people." people."the county's board of supervisors approved the raises back in september.it will eventually be raised to 10-10 by 20-17. it's coming up next... to a gadget nearly all of us carry around every day. dah. if you're doing everything right but find it harder and harder to get by, you're not t one. while our r ople work longer hours for lower wages, almost all new income goes to the top 1%. my plan -- make wall street banks and the ultrarich provide living wages for working people, ensure equal pay for women. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message because together, we can make a political revolution and create an economy and democrcry that works for all apple is looking to make its next device thinner, smarter and sleeker. sleeker.but that may mean apple could have to drop one of its key features. features.samuel burke has the details on what could be

then later, it's dike-new hahatford grad bri weber with the kill ririt down the line... this went into a 5th set, but marquette would avance winning 3-2 ... to golf, zach johnson in round 2 of the hero world challenge ... he won this in 2013... on 7, he reads the line perfectly to sink the birdie putt to of the lead ... onto the 10th hole, zach with his 2nd shot and it omes to a direct stop just a foot from the pin... easy tap for birdie... zach is tied for 7th at 8 under, three shots back of the lead ... loras men's soccer in the ncaaaaivision 3 final fourur against calvin college ... late in the first half, the duhawks get on the board first with this jonah jacke goal as he knocks it in with the left foot ... indoor soccer, rampage hosting chicago ... goalkeeper joey kapinos wearing the hawkeye colors... but they did not help... chicago with some great passing on this power-play goal... mustangs stomp all over the rampage, 14-4 trt oc hello unseasonably warm temperatures! you can thank high pressure for the sunshine and southerly wind. today will be much like yesterday

submarine that sank, the marshmallow shooter that has the marshmallow shooter that didn't work, a webergrill that i tried to modify that almost singed my eyebrows off. so i thought, really who better to write about the successes over the course of american history from the industrial age to the internet age than someone who is such a want to be. such a total failure. of course, that is somewhat of a clichÉ now when people talk about successful entrepreneurs, they always mention that failure is such a huge ingredient. an motivator for them to continue. there are so many statements even in the last couple of weeks that have emphasized and underscored some of the things i talk about in the introduction to the book which is really my personal manifesto against this wealth shaming agenda. the open denigration that we hear not only in statements like you did not build that, but other statements that obama has said. at some point he said when he was lobbying for the dodd frank monstrosity, some point he said you have earned enough money, because he is the decider. how about, biden who has said

john weber, luxe interiors owner/designer 08:12:25 "i look at this area and all the restaurants and service people and what have you, a university town being expensive to live in, you know we need to provide a living wage for those people."" people."the county's board of supervisors approved the raises back in september.it will eventually be raised to 10-10 by 20-17. and city offifials in tiffin will go along with the wage ordinance.they previously had about three weeks ago, but it hasn't returned to the city council's agenda since.oxford, shueyville, solon and swisher all opted out to keep the wage at 7-25. it's coming up next... next...the holiday season miracle for one family in oregon. the holiday season always brings lots of season always brings lots of great memories, memories,and a family in oregon is having an extra special one, they'll never forget. forget.kaitlyn bolduc explains why christmas has come early for them. them. (nats - mom)"hellooo!"pippin is home. though not everyone side - knows thatatet. they're about to.(nats - boys) "is this a joke? no? can you believe it.. it's p

one of the lessons of afghanistan, i was indirectly involved in iraq come in directly involved with weber for the united nations, but i think one of the lessons in both places actually is that we, we tend to overestimate our reach and our capabilities. it's exceedingly difficult to read fashion or repair another culture to repair a broken state, especially in a situation where you have imperfect knowledge of how it operates, have a culture operates. you have people cycling out after one year tours. it's, i would just say it's difficult. and when i got to afghanistan in the summer of 2011, there was the peak of the military surge, which was action already starting to turn around but i was instructed to complete civilian surge which we haven't quite topped out yet, which we never did because as soon as we got there i realized we needed to reverse the course along with the military. but when i got there -- >> just refresh our memory, those time spans, the years were? were? >> i got there in the summer of 2011, and when i got there we are still trying, we americans and our partners out of the

bestselling author and a new hampshire illustrator have a you' stephanie: "cat in the city" is artist jill weber. the bold and beautiful illustrations compelled us to meet this talented artist to see where she creates her magic. >> the first thing i do is with the manuscript, i read with a pencil. >> it is a story about a city cat, but the illustrations that bring the story alive were done here in the studio of the illustrator, designer, and "new york times" best seller. she can count 39 books. the number keeps growing. jill says she grew up in an artistic family. her father was a cartoonist. >> for me, it was almost like i did not have a choice in a funny way. i also could not imagine having it was a question of where i was going to do this and how i was going to do this. >> jill was a city mouse before she and her husband moved from new york to the new hampshire countryside four years ago. >> i grew up in the countryside so i had an enormous amount of comfort being here. we were going to be self-sustaining. in some ways, we have stayed very true to the lifestyle we planned. >> her latest proje

." >> reporter: in 1991 the hometown hero started dating another local standout named darlene weber. dar, as she was known, had a personality as big as her smile. >> the first time i saw her, she course, and she had on these lime green rec specs, so she looked a little funny. but when she took them off, i thought she was beautiful. >> reporter: it was a classic case of opposites attracting. >> i think we both went into the relationship knowing that we really loved spending time with one another. >> reporter: tom was the laid back, easy-going type. dar, an elementary school teacher, was more type a, and she didn't hide what she was thinking. >> she had opinions, and she let those be known. that's one of the reasons i loved her. i still love her today. >> reporter: still, when dar's sisters, ladonna, lynn, and marla, learned that dar and tom intended to marry, they were left scratching their heads. >> my famous saying was, there's got to be something wrong with tom for him to stay with dar. >> reporter: 'cause you couldn't do it? >> no. >> reporter: you couldn't be around somebody who

bottles submarine that sank, the marshmallow shooter that has marshmallows stuck in the pvc piping, a webergrill i tried to modify and i almost since my eyebrows off. i thought really, who better to write about the successes than someone who is such a want to be. such a little failure. of course that is somewhat of a clichÉ now that when people talk about successful entrepreneurs they always mention failure which is such a huge and radiant motivator for them to continue. there were so many statements even just in the last couple of weeks that have emphasized and underscored some of the things i talk about in the introduction to the book. it is really my personal manifesto against this mouth shaming agenda. the open open denigration that we here not only in statements like you didn't build that but other statements. for obama. at one point when he was lobbying he said, you have earned enough money. because he is a decider. how about biden who has said that every great idea of the 19th, 20th, 21st century is the result of government division. how about mr. bernie sanders, he handed it to me o

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we'll talk with composer andrew lloyd weber. we'll sample a sweet holiday treat known as the kringle. about big short movie and catch up with actor will smith all of that and lots more on sunday morning coming up. >> sounds great charles thank you. >> vanessa has one more check on the forecast. >> i certainly will. listen it is going to be warm today. 65 degrees. we anticipate a new record in central park. elsewhere low to mid 60s. 56 degrees a high of 59 in white plains. expect plenty of clouds a little sunshine and winds on the calm side. tomorrow windy and wet 62 degrees. and. >> thank you so much boat of you for coming in. the drink is delicious and for more information go to our website at cbs new york.com. thank you for joining us our next newscast is on at 6:30 and 11. for video nessa and the news team. >> i'm andrea grymes. a final performance from the mack abeats have a great sunday. we work weekends here. because it works for our patients. here, at cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia, we give our patien