back to you. >> whitney wilde in landover.unning fort is not reelection ever again, but he's trying to drum up money and support. he's headed out west on a fund- raising trip to help the democratic party. the president will make stops in seattle, then make appearances in san francisco and los angeles. one of the events will take place at the home of magic johnson. hes trip comes hours after made a rare statement from the white house on the deal reached program, butlear there is mixed reaction to the historic agreement. benjamin netanyahu called a historic mistake. richard reeve has more reaction from u.s. lawmakers. >> it is a historic deal, an agreement that president obama says will make the world safer. >> a future in which we can verify that iran's nuclear program is peaceful. agreesr the plan, iran to roll back and freeze its nuclear program, eliminate stockpiles of near grade uranium. after 10 years, an agreement has been reached at this level. >> in exchange, the u.s. and its partners will lift sanctions. kerryary of st

i saw exactly the same thing in whitney college and this government is now putting money to see that expansion and improvement and better quality colleges into place. i'm sure that could happen in wilshire as well as whitney. >> peter ames. >> 2/3 of the green levies of groaning bills were established under this government. why is the prime minister attacking himself? >> he's wrong the fact is, many of of the green levies were put in place by the party opposite. but let me remind him, remind him one of the first acts of this government was to take 179-pound renewable heat initiative which the leader of labour party wanted to put on every single person's bill in the country. we took that and we took it off the bill. >> everett wheeler. >> will the prime minister join with me in congrat hailing workforce at toyota in my constituency as well as manufacturers across the count think whose hard work ensured the car production went up by 10% in the last year? >> well i certainly join my honorable friend. i remember my own visit to there they don't want to hear good news about manufacturing.

>> that's whitney. >> that's whitney? and whitney you believe to be a 14-year-old girl, correct? yesterday, around 6:56, you told her after a chat, i want you on my chest after we do it all night sleeping together. is that you? you say, i love you, baby. you say, i want to be your loving husband forever. you're nodding your head yes? okay. down a little bit further, married and looking for fun says we will have to hide your real age. you remember typing that? you're nodding your head yes. okay. >> he doesn't deny a thing. investigators complete the interrogation and the soldier is taken to the county jail. >> look to your left for me. >> where officers take his mug shot, fingerprints. and place him in a cell. two days later -- >> rolando restocruz. >> -- he goes before a judge. >> mr. restocruz, you're charged with criminal attempt child molestation, it's a felony, carries a penalty of 1 to 20 years. >> and bail is set. >> all right. on the criminal attempt child molestation i'll set a $15,000 bond. >> he wasn't the only military man caught in our sting but this other soldier's m

>> married to whitney houston? >> bobby brown. >> new edition or any other thing too. >> combover, you're fired. >> donald trump. >> yes. >> father of the dearly departed michael jackson. >> joe jackson. >> mile i's father? >> billy y cyrus. >> jay z's husband? beyonce's husband? >> jay z. >> i won? >> he won? >> i won. >> you give great clues. thank you. >>> thank you. >>> everybody, this is seth green. dads airs on tuesday nights at 8:00 on fox. watch, it's very funny. we'll be right back. >>> keep the conversation going. follow me on facebook, twitter and instagram for updates on the latest hot topics. photos, behind the scenes dish. what are you waiting for? welcome back everybody. [ applause ] >>> have a seat, studio audience. still no word from dmx. but you know i'll keep you posted. time for ask wendy. how you doin'? >> hi wendy. my name is erica. i have a 14-year-old daughter brianna, shout out to bri, love you. >> growing up, she would love to stay with me. we would go shopping, manicures, pedicures, now t

whitney and steven, welcome aboard. let's go to work here in the jeopardy! round and see how much money you can earn with these categories. please? you know what that means. alex: john, start us. let's start with show biz stupid answers for $200, please. whitney. what is "the view"? no. john. i will also say "what is 'the view'?" [ laughter ] 'cause that was my answer. [ beep ] no, it's called "the talk."

but again, all the credit goes to whitney and their team and also the mayor's office it made it easy to thank you >> very well you set the tone for other speakers. the second batter up john the wonderful collaboration and replacement housing oh, yes >> good morning, everyone this morning i'm representing the director of time fta. i know that ed and the sf mathematical you're probably wonder why we're verified involved we were replacing many, many houses and that was a challenge. when norm mentioned households knowledge in a single room there were two households knowledge in one room and we're pleased to be part of this project where we're going to be partially funding for fourteen new homes and this is an excellent example of what and how city departments overcome exchanges when they come together under the leadership of mayor lee. we have opportunity and this is wonderful. fourth batter up, of course, is our own district also president of the board of supervisors president chiu (clapping) >> good morning, everyone. so i'm going to be very, very brief first of all, i want to thank yo

the second one is from whitney g. texting a married man is completely inappropriate. married she wouldn't want another woman texting her husband. point well taken. thank you for your comments. you can always join in our lively conversation each day on may facebook and twitter page. sometimes you go to a sale,ge. pick out what you love, and then find out it's an "exclusion." but not at the payless bogo. they include everything in the store. even stuff that was already marked down! savings, on top of savings. it's a bigger, better bogo. [ male announcer ] everybody loves to payless. for mcdonald's new jalapeno kicker sandwiches. it's a bigbrace yourselfgo. with heat from layers of jalapeno crisps, jalapeno slices, pepper jack cheese... and a cool creamy sauce that kicks in right when you need it. now through thursday, buy one lapeno kicker quarter pounder or premium chicken sandwich, and get a free medium fries and soft drink. there's something for everyone to love at mcdonald's. ♪ >> wendy: this is like a circus. tomorrow on the show we'll break down the week's hottest

and the community development corporation is hear from reverend mckay and the director whitney thankou to you and to urban core and to the staff that developed this project and our unsung hero our property manager he's the person who's going to be operating this wonderful housing. he got the residents moved in and settled and finally, there's to the organizers of this event janet and the supervisor and other folks of urban core. >> now to introduce the e d of chinatown development center who's passion is

and the community development corporation is hear from reverend mckay and the director whitney thank to you and to urban core and to the staff that developed this project and our unsung hero our property manager he's the person who's going to be operating this wonderful housing. he got the residents moved in and settled and finally, there's to the organizers of this event janet and the supervisor and other folks of urban core. >> now to introduce the e d of chinatown development center who's passion is about reaching across neighborhoods and across races and the whole city. he does it with music and love our director of the chinatown reverend. wow. we've got a lot more reverend's. they were involved in the community outreach and we did pretty good but reverend where are you hiding rooend a.m. most brown. it's in the spirit of calculation we rebuttal this with the additional community. you all raise our hand if you've met mary. you you know why she - you know, this is like a feast i didn't community project. we need to celebrate on this day. reverend brown townsend please come forward

the defense, jj watt, the guys, whitney. they're fired up. they know their season is on the line. if they lose the colts here, they're done. if they beat to the colts and keep it going, they still have a shot. >> all right. looking forward to that game. before we get out of here, third round of the swap championship take aing place in san francisco. kenny perry your current swap leader with the points. drains the birdie 13. tied for 7th under par. your leader fred couples, knocks in the birdie on 14. couples takes the five shot lead into sunday's final round. that will do it for now. just for the record, terry and diane, we have a dog wagging its tail. i need to interpret that that means. can you explain that again? i love that. >> absolutely cannot explain it again. we still don't totally understand it. >> we're researching it best we can now. >> thanks very much. henry, that dog does hunt. >>> thanks for choosing nbc bay area at 6:00. see you back here at 11:00. good night. >>> 26 years, 9500 days. 9500 days until relief. >> he's done his time. now he's a wanted man for the righ

. >>> can't get paris, whitney hilton out of my mind and mr. and mrs. hilton, may i court your dauter paris? i mean, initially sounds very romantic. and i -- but then thinking about it more, it's kind of creepy. my hot topics team did the math, though. we called up to find out what it cost to rent the plane and the banners. a total of $8,000. so that's somebody who, if he ended up getting a date with paris, that's worth his weight in gold, i guess. you can't. she already has a boyfriend. she's been with the 22-year-old fella for a year. his name is river. he's 22. when she came here on our show a few months ago, he was with her, sitting right there in the audience, really supportive. she's a tall girl, she's like 5'10". he's tall in calvin klein model kind much way. i think they're a cute couple she's 32 years old, he's 22. you might say what do they have in common? what do they need to have in common? [ applause ] so there's a newook coming out just in time for the holiday season. i don't know about you, but i find books to be a great gift, as long as

if you say, okay, the infamous meredith whitney call proved to be a buying opportunity in the munis, interest rates, detroit, et cetera, proved to be a buy in munis, is there a reason it gets upset this time? there's a risk we're not -- not seeing? >> yeah, absolutely. look, there's always risks in markets. the big risk is what meredith whitney has said, the credit situation for a lot of the people is not fully understood, by the markets or the credit analysts, and therefore, higher default risk in the muni space, than somebody like myself or barry manis would think. attrac ways to play this through a hedge fund formula, if you will, you're getting long certain things you like, you're going to hedge it with things you dislike, you can short a municipality as an example and get long on state, play the treasury market as well. so yes, i understand what you're saying and there's certainly risks in the market but a good hedge fund manager will try to analyze to that and get short some of the things they're worried about. >> anthony, thanks. coming up, we're going to go live to the new yo

call it and that was this week's edition of below three thousand i have to give me some ideas of how whitney the plan fizzled there's not much to say. you can find plenty of online if you like this instead. thanks alot to come bye bye. winning is now six pm the time when you're watching it in years i bet it would welcome the european gentle coming to you from dw stadium in brussels. but the week's top headlines. this is awesome and makes the news. on the air and online the globally minded audience do. use. use. to do. father i meet a couple jill and john daly. they plan to retire they went to the beat thailand among many many places they say well this is the place. i'm very end of the baum there have been off with the doha round. here are all winter they each can all be looking to build on what's in those doubts. strange also missing something. well miss something. and about two to having a social formation six reinstated so that's why tyler. the case of jail. what happened to her. she was rescued dogs and she got out of material and intellectual both legs written about. i'm a couple of year

gemini seems to have is a coalition government now whitney the side of the political divide is doraemon making the other. we got to be hearing more about real's a press conference in belgrade but it does saying that jimmy known as the government very much in the political center. and then checked what about the feelings among germans themselves because they're given a point or the fact that the coalition government doesn't stay on while on a number of important issues. one of a feeling and sighing now that this agreement has been reached. loves riding in this age of growing political partisanship. elsewhere he does seem surprising that to this kind of party can successfully be formed in germany we were there throughout the elections and most people i spoke to said this is actually what they wanted they didn't hold one party or the l that come into office actually belong to this grand coalition the reason being is the boss majority of germans pull off the poll has shown support angle america's handling of the german economy the most robust in europe but also the eurozone crisis but will

cut that one french capsule whitney casey famously told three commands on the transatlantic trade deal we finalized the risks that could. the average consumer that's just a minute we've also got the eurozone it could be embracing negative interest rates what exactly will this mean what is that what are we talking diamonds paintings metals my psychic research on thomas he'll be out later it's a lot to get through but. the u.s. e.u. trade deal is worth an estimated one hundred fifty billion dollars for both parties but these huge profits could come at a cost to the average consumer and there are plenty of stumbling blocks holding up the deal since cars are what each side wants so the u.s. is asking for e.u. restrictions on genetically modified.

the us is the most resourceful its closest ties are with whitney's gc hq. but canada australia new zealand are also contributing. australia backs up to washington by keeping tabs on asian countries the men's room either school or work at australian embassies across asia pacific coast this time in this sensitive intelligence collection program as part of the high price in it. it's not a case that the five bodies are looking for a former australian intelligence officer preview to the program said the main focus is political diplomatic and economic intelligence most recently the east timorese government complained publicly about australian spy during negotiations on the future of the timor gap oil and gas reserves candidate to lee's interested in natural resources and is accused of actively spying on south america. analysts noted reveal that idea with the help of the nsa hack into the brazilian ministry of energy and mines. he also expose that the us has been spying on brazil's national oil company and would still have revealed some details of how the five ice

that was the french capital whitney casey phil famously told three commands on the transatlantic trade deal we televise the risks i could. see that in just a minute with most of all it's the eurozone it could be embracing it negative interest rates look like a silver. what is that what are we talking diamonds paintings metals coins my psychic research on thomas you'll be out late last get me by. the u.s. e.u. trade deal is worth an estimated one hundred fifty billion dollars for both parties but these huge profits could cover the costs of the average consumer and there are plenty of stumbling blocks holding up the deal since cards are what each side wants so the u.s. is asking for e.u. restrictions on genetically modified crops and chlorine water poultry to be cards to maintain intellectual secrecy for more access for u.s. service providers the e.u. wants the beef ban which was first introduced because of the mad cow disease to be lifted or reduction of terrorist on items such as cheese and the free flow of information is now let's dive deeper into the consequences of the deal with rod

there's also plenty of talent in the area outside of whitney young.... like cliff alexander...t curie (cure-ee) high school. he loves to attack the basket and control a game... not only is he talented enough to lead curie to a state title, he's also good enough to challenge okafor for the top overall spot in the 2014 class. cliff alexander: it means a lot to be the number one player in the country. every night there's a target on your back. and i want that type of competition. and not to be overlooked in the greater chicago area is tyler ulis (you-liss)... actually, the five-foot-eight point guard has been overlooked most of his life. and his coach warns that that's a mistake. mike taylor: people think i'm crazy for saying this, but every game since he's beshman, he's been the best player on the floor, and that gives us a chance to win every night. tyler ulis: there's always gonna be that question: is he big enough, is he tall enough, but it really doesn't matter to me. they thing you have to be a certain height to play the game, ou know how to play, then you can get around all

the un is as close to five hundred and fifty thousand have been displaced whitney lee twelve percent of the entire population affected by the typhoon is now wolf has more now from the town of santa fe outside of town these people live in waiting if the fuel for days to queue up every morning hoping to field but also the running of the walls of rice. electricity they have nothing this place was devastated but pleasantly and over a week ago and at the moment they still see no rest might even though that is twenty km away with the ministry of the moms up with stockpiles coming in everyday do you feel that you have been left him at you for help getting enough assistance from the government not alone. add the yolks in a half at me since that's how different it is as close as i read that to hear the lazy . yes this is our people indicted on your help. as you can see six faces that i've been here and still people awaiting for assistance as the days go on the situation gets more and more desperate. a smile will from outside that the band was the official death toll from typhoon is over twent

. >> you are like the eli whitney of marijuana, and that is your cotton gin right there? >> yes. >> and the weed has to meet stiff standards. it is steps that are taken to insure the safety and the quality of the medicine, but according to the feds, every step is illegal. >> step over here and i will show you what the typical process is for the patients to select their medicine. cannabis contains 65 unique medical compounds called cannabioids and there are 600 strains that we know about. now, the interesting thing is that unlike varieties of wine all of which make you feel basically the same, each variety of cannabis has a slightly different effect. harborside classifies four major different types of cannabis. there are either indica or sativa dominant. >> what is the different? >> well, indica produces a more sedative, relaxing and pain controlling type of effect where sativa is more uplifting and energizing effect. so we encourage patients not to consume raw cannabis flowers by means of smoking. so if i had a patient who came to me and complaining of chronic pain that w

a person likes charlie sheen and robert downey junior when whitney houston.when i get clean and sober we don't focus very much. were not a centrist. lindsay lohan. we are just fascinated by the misbehavior. as i say, it's very much like the issue of mental health. we need to profoundly understand with going wrong. we live in oncogenic society. we need to pay more attention to this death. >> host: do you think it is that society turns off of chaos and chaos another individualize? >> guest: sure. there's an interest in watching somebody else self-destruct. there is no doubt about it. and that is compelling. but it's tragic and we have to have a lot more compassion. i don't know that we are a compassionate society in terms of appreciating. we can appreciate a person with depression or suffers from diabetes. or we are not very sympathetic or empathetic when someone has an addiction issue. >> host: from your perspective, what would be a comprehensive health response to this issue? >> guest: well, there is no doubt in my mind that pricing is a huge issue. if you lo

the reason why we wanted to pick whitney is because we have a very sexy, very seductive song.t of mystery to it. i think if there is a man who can handle two women, it's corbin. >> the competition heats up begin agent 8:00 right here on abc7. >> so tune in. we have an update on the power outage. officials say power should be restored by 5:45. >> and preparing for disaster. a safety drill for drivers to see this weekend at the caldecott tunnel. >> the president leaves a veteran's day tribute to this remarkable vet, still standing strong. >> and a life saving test and diagnosis after being screened for cancer to those who've worried... suffered in silence... hoped... and lived in a state of fear... welcome to a new state... of health. welcome to covered california. the place to find quality, affordable coverage. financial help for those in need. and nobody can be denied because of a pre-existing condition. enroll now at coveredca.com. >>> officials in the east bay are preparing for an emergency they hope will never p happen. starting today they're conducting safety drills at the

. ♪ i'll always love noodles >> almost as good as whitney's version. >> who doesn't love noodles andis better than a bowl of noodles in the middle of the night. >> you are so nasty. our we met a noodle maker for this edition of insomniac kitchen. >> reporter: we are here at tao new location where their asian cuisine matches the atmosphere. ♪ welcome back insomniacs. we have a great treat for you today. as you can see over here, we are rolling noodles at tao in their brand new location in the meat packing district. so you have a specialty here. >> yes, we do. the chicken chow mein with handful of noodles. we have a handful noodle specialist and hand pulled noodles. this is what we use for the chicken chow mein. >> can i touch it? >> absolutely. >> oh, my goodness. >> he pulls, stretches and hangs it until it gets thinner and thinner strands. >> oh, yeah. put some more, pull stretch and bounce and slap it on the table. this is the worst noodle ever in the history of pulled noodles. so, yeah. this pot looks really hot. seems like it all cooks pretty quickly. >> very quick. very quick. >

whitney, 15,000 above sea level, the highest mountain in the contiguous u.s. he's climbed mt.. next month, tyler will take on a new record, argentina's mt. aconcagua. if he makes it, he'll be the youngest to scale the andean peak. tyler live with us from los angeles. thanks for joining us today. >> thank you. >> how old were you when you started climbing mountains? >> i was 7 years old when i first started climbing mountains. >> and is it fun, is that why you do it? >> it's fun. and i like reaching new heights. >> you love reaching new heights. did you start out with the biggest mountain you could find or did you work your way up? >> i worked my way up. >> did you take lessons? did mom and dad teach you how to do this? how did you learn all about it? >> well, my dad takes me out and did some little hikes. and then we just got bigger as the time went by. >> i know you're not just doing this for fun. and i know that you climb the highest, tallest mountain in the western hels hemisphere as your goal. you're raising funding for research called duchesne, a type of muscular dystroph

. >> on the day her husband returns from war, whitney decides to videotape trevor's homecoming from emmett's >> emmett, come on. hey, emmett. do you not recognize me? he clearly smelled me coming in through the door. when we had him up there and let him out. so i had no idea his reaction was going to be like that. it made it special for us. >> he was just like trying to look him in the eyes. i think he remembers you. >> how you doing? >> it was really fun to see emmett greeting trevor coming back. and it was really cute. i'm glad that i caught it on camera. >> and we're done. >> in buffalo, new york, another soldier is greeted by a very emotional pooch. [ whining ] >> i miss you, yeah. >> karen fisher, an air force captain is returning from afghanistan, when she's surprised by her beloved golden retriever molly. [ whining ] >> i knew she would react, molly would react, but i didn't expect her to react the way that she did in the airport. i think she was just kind of beside herself and, we were both just overjoyed. [ applause ] >> master sergeant joe myers knew his surprise return from iraq w

>> i don't see why -- >> whitney johnson from texas sent me a letter this week.., a 26-year-old mom. she was paying $350 a month and loved her insurance. said she thanked god for her insurance. she was kicked off because her plan didn't fit what the president thought she should have although she loved it. now it's $1,000 a month. >> we are getting stories from women and men, too, of what it looks like. it's more than unfortunate. it's sad. but the stories are so real. >> you work for the heritage foundation. >> all right. >> concerned women for america. >> you had an example. 20 years you are not in the group. then you get cancer. now you expect to reap the benefits of people who have been paying for 20 years? what would you do with someone who's not been in >>> what would you do? let eileen answer. go ahead. >> there are ways that congress can create a path way to make people that never paid in and got sick to get insurance. it should cost more, they didn't pay n for 20 years. >> if poor people are getting care, go to your local e.r.they were getting care. just

whitney in a day.o conquer kilimanjaro. >> second youngest. >> reporter: climbing over two weeks at more than 22,000 feet will be even more challenging with temperatures possibly reaching 20 below zero. are you a little scared at all about climbing that big mountain? >> yeah. because it's going to be very cold. it takes lots and lots of training. >> reporter: this southern california fourth grader has been training for ice climbing and building up his strength. >> good. >> this time, we are taking more mountaineering-type gear, it will be ice axe, clamp ones, harnesses. >> reporter: when tyler and his father arrive in december, argentinean courts must approve a special, under-14, hiking permit. >> safety is a concern. >> as a father. i would never put my son in danger. he has taken the proper training itstproved he can do it. >> reporter: and this record-setting climb also comes with a bigger mission. >> i am doing it for >> reporit disease that affects 300,000 boys worldwide, confining most >> he is d

>> well, first, about the value, i would buy one for a few hundred dollars and donate it to the whitneyt. celebrity heart sometimes costs in the realm of tens of thousands of dollars. silver stallone, frank sinatra, a lot of others. i actually think, however, that the ex-president took a step backwards, honestly, in this work, where before he was painting things that the camera could not see the way a camera can't take a picture of heaven or hell. now he's just giving us a much more conventional photographic realism and there's kind of no insight. it's a very typical, generic, skill set and i really wish i could talk to him and say, look, we're not going to see eye to eye on anything, but i can help you. you're no rembrandt, but now you're just becoming a hack, and i don't want any painter to be a hack, even george w. bush. >> you said you would pay a few hundred dollars, but certainly, he couldn't command much more than a few hundred dollars for one of his paintings? >> oh, i'm sure. i mean, as i said, celebrity art can cost a lot. sylvester stallone, as i said, has an exhibition up, a

i think you will hear something from him in january or february i think that twenty oh eight miss whitney will probably announce up is his intentions whether to run or not. i'm always seeing him now. she believed in a roll towards becoming a president for life well that the selected know it he confronted a few select one could say that he is president for life on his health as is the report mentions that it's not good this is because i'm not surprised by the appellant on nominating him. because the abdomen basically um has internal problems and this relates to the condition of the party itself. syria did not like some of its neighbors in north africa sea change in government during the arab spring uprising a thought when seeing a mountain area of demand an end in recent months that's why the ruling auntie to stay in taiwan. whoa they will stay in power for now but the party itself is divided into spilled into the presidential elections and then you'll probably will have a disease of them who was removed as secretary general in february. be a candidate a former prime minister and former he

he was then the head of the naacp and whitney young is head of the national urban league. and i think those were the ones who relied on terms and domestic policy, he really reached out to everybody. every year we get the best people we could on every subject whether it is child health and bring them in. don't worry about the politics. get me the best ideas. i'll deal with the politics. i'll decide how much we can get done and where we can get it done. >> let's return to leslie heart for more of the understanding of the role of this facility in the johnson administration. how did he -- first of all, how did he come to acquire this space? >> well, the texas white house, what we know is the texas white house was actually the home of his great aunt and uncle. and he grew up -- he was born about a quarter of a mile down the road from this house, from the texas white house. and he visited his grandfather who lived a little ways up the road. and then i would come up the road all the way to this place to visit his great aunt and uncle and great ufrpg who will is also the first pol

credit risk what you're talking about really with the prior debacle one being 2010 with meredith whitney then earlier this year with what happened in detroit, for the vast majority of investment grade municipal bonds credit worthiness is really not an issue. we just worry about interest rate risk. >> jim, good to talk to you. thanks for coming on. >> thanks for having me on. >> munis? >> you are asking excellent questions throughout the show and i know someone already told you that but you are. the question is this time around is it different? it was a tremendous opportunity over the summer. this time around, you're going to have a longer time horizon because once yields get going they're going to go and focus on duration like jim said into thank you. up next, we take a look at the most heavily shorted stocks in the market. should you follow the crowd or trade the other way. that is next on the half. you really love, what would you do?" ♪ [ woman ] i'd be a writer. [ man ] i'd be a baker. [ woman ] i wanna be a pie maker. [ man ] i wanna be a pilot. [ woman ] i'd be an architect. what if

if this system is at fault the system is capitalism is socialism the answer since you are daniel whitney that is my real name and why you larry the cable guy why did you steal my name but after fifty six years of shining the spotlight on others one big question remains who is larry king so let's turn the tables and find out what makes larry king live interview. what question is there that i could ask the great interviewer himself that you haven't already been asked i've been asked many i guess you get asked. what it's like to be almost eighty and the answer would be it's weird because. when i was a kid no one was i don't know anyone eighty. men left us in their late sixty's maybe seventy's i don't go on so i think you reach seventy one so i never expected this and i still pinch myself that all my father died at age forty six i was nine and a half in fact when i was forty six i thought i would die because he died before six so just to be approaching this is kind of a double edged sword i i appreciate the fact that i'm still here and i still can be active yet it's weird. i think of myself

he wants that to her moving toward that in itself looking at formulas for growth in the year when whitney economist and then be but there are policies that favor growth i think the question of austerity needs to be discussed more one of the things that time if you had mentioned was that. he knows that europe has lived largely spared under the new policies adopted by germany germany being the strongest economic player has been able to kind of call the tune. and i'm a scary is not served you are tremendously well. dom and looking at policies that favor the growth needs to be part of the discussion time the growth and competitive it is the same time competitiveness also has to be. i'm passing on to the blessing that they face not made because their mom on young people and having else but an amazing prices countries such as frogs yelled that she said the meeting which suited me the beginning was so awesome and bring new things to friends and we see this on the defense but only in people who can pay the price to go somewhere else does when you go in argentina when the hong kong we knew it they

. >> new this morning, boston mob boss whitney bulger has been sentenced to life in prison for 11 killingsyear-old called his trial this summer a shame and declined to testify. this morning, a judge told him that his crimes were heinous and been sentenced him to two consecutive life sentences, plus five years. he was a fugitive for more than 16 years until he was captured in santa monica in 2011. >> airline passengers are not complaining as much as they used to according to a report by the u.s. department transportation. the report says the although more people are flying, passenger complaints have dropped 14%. southwest airlines only received 292 complaints from 86 million passengers. frontier airlines had the highest rate of complaints, 240 from its 7.6 million passengers so far. >> we have all sorts of things and they're not too far out there. the same thing with food. they're not so far from the norm. >> -jefspeaks through histhe chef speaks through this full. >> we need a lot of pulled at different restaurants. behind a bar, he is preparing something that should be dangerous. >> and y

the advancement of colored people that were born in minnesota, a wonderful man comed then there was whitney young who was born in kentucky, the dean of social work at atlanta university and later became the head of the national urban league. there was another man by the name of james farmer. farmer had attended the little wiley college in texas, why we texas. and he was part of the dating team -- debate team. they deviated harvard and they won. the graduate study at harvard university became very involved with the naacp and was later one of the finalists of the racial a quality. and i guess it was the six of us that met with president kennedy in late june of 1963. >> host: in july of 63 you were planning the march on washington, and you write and walking with the wind i saw for the first time during the july 1963 trip to new york city hour meeting took place at the roosevelt hotel and provided my first real look at the personality of roy wilkins. i can't say that i like what he saw. now here among just us, he was really asserting himself. we met in one of the hotel's private dining rooms an

>> because whitney houston rolled over in her grave and said hell to the no at the icon awards.d a reason to get her there. >> thank you very much. i appreciate that. >> snow, ice, bone-chilling wind, a powerful storm crossing the country during one of the busiest travel seasons here. how will this impact you? as you're on the move, right? to spend your thanksgiving somewhere this week. chad myers tells you where to expect this nastiness. >>> also, news just in on the rocky rollout of obama care, but the website is adding to president obama' sinking poll numbers when it comes to his character. we'll debate this crossfire style coming up next. you're watching cnn. it's hard to see opportunity in today's challenging environment. unless you have the right perspective. bny mellon wealth management has the vision and experience to look beyond the obvious. we'll uncover opportunities, find hidden risk, and make success a reality. bny mellon wealth management. and i know there are many myths out there about a reverse mortgage, so i want you to know the facts. there are currently no cre

united technologies is a company comprised of several well known brands including pratt and whitney, utc aerospace systems, utc climate controls and security. this morning joining us from united technologies is greg ward, senior vice president of global government relations. greg leads all federal and state government affairs, activities for the company here in the u.s. and also abroad for china, russia and the e.u. greg will now offer a few brief remarks. greg, welcome. [applause] >> good morning, everybody, on this blustery november morning. thank you for being here and, poppy, thank you for the introduction. utc is a great company to work for. our branding is always a little bit of a challenge, but those legacy brands like carrier and goodrich and others that poppy also could have mentioned are brands that we're very, very proud of. it's a great company to work for. we're pleased to be here with another great company, and that's the national journal family of companies and with charlie cook, we have always appreciated our relationship with the national journal and particularly wit

. ♪ i'll always love noodles >>> almost as good as whitney's version. who doesn't love noodles and what is better than a bowl of noodles in the middle of the night? there's nothing better. >> you are so nasty. amanda van allen met an expert noodle maker for this edition of "insomniac kitchen." >> reporter: hey insomniacs, we're here at tao's new location where their asian cuisine matches the atmosphere. ♪ welcome back, insomniacs. we have a great treat for you today. as you can see over here, we are rolling noodles at tao in their brand new location in the meat packing district. so you have a specialty here. >> yes, we do. the chicken chow mein with handful of noodles. -- hand-pulled noodles. he was a hand-pulled noodle specialist and hand-pull ed noodles. this is what we use for the chicken chow mein. >> can i touch it? >> absolutely. >> oh, my goodness. >> he pulls, stretches and hangs it until it gets thinner and thinner strands. >> oh, yeah. put some more, pull stretch and bounce and slap it on the table. this is the worst noodle ever in the history

>> whitney young, director of the urban league, said today in new york that last night's police actionuse of excessive force and brutality by the police is not something negroes imagine. young pointed out that most of the terror demonstrators were . >> 45 years after police violence against peaceful demonstrators marked the end of johnson's great society. we are still living with the legacy of a nation that is still afraid of its young people and still willing to overuse the power of police to quell that fear. we'll have more on that next. [ male announcer ] this is kathleen. setting up the perfect wedding day begins with her arthritis pain, and two pills. afternoon arrives and feeling good, but her knee pain returns... that's two more pills. the evening's event brings laughter, joy, and more pain when jamie says... what's that, like six pills today? yeah. i could take two aleve for all day relief. really? and... and that's it. [ male announcer ] this is kathleen... for my arthritis pain, i now choose aleve. ♪ [ male announcer ] look for the easy open red arthritis cap. >>> just last w

there's only two or three engine manufacturers in the world, rolls royce, ge and whitney. >> that's wherevestment? or in the? >> we are basically doing the following. what's going to happen over the next three years in terms of vendors to boeing and vendors to airbus. and which ones have staying power. i would own rolls royce today, not the car company, the engine manufacturer. i think you're going to make 50% to 100% in the next three to four years. i think you're going to have significant returns as companies have taken over in this industry. flatten out sequestration so the military portion of some of their businesses hold up. and then you've got industrial gas turbines. don't forget you have natural gas sells at $3.61, and you basically have money moving into industrial gas turbines in the country. >> can you just buy ge and throw the rest of your crappy stocks away? >> joe, don't talk about my portfolio that way. maybe your portfolio. and i'm delighted you're also buying comcast. >> only thing we can buy. >> we own ge. i thought jeff had a challenge with regard to the capital structu

marroquin, y participantes de "mira quiÉn baila", que hicieron delirar al pÚblico con la canciÓn de whitneyaila". >>> cÓmo te sientes? >>> fue una noche para no olvidar. (aplausos) >>> querÍamos que manÉ, marjorie y pedro estuvieran aquÍ, en el caso de pedro, estÁ grabando telenovela, que pronto la verÁn en televisiÓn, y marjorie y manÉ, en la rumba todavÍa. cÓmo mazjuan. >>> sÍ, gran momento, sin lugar a dudas. >>> sÍ, quiero comentar algo rapidito. en esta temporada de "mira quiÉn baila" fue fenomenal, los concursantes tenÍan mucho talento, creo que fue mÁs retante que en temporadas anteriores y mas difÍcil. >>> competitiva. y mÁs diverso en coreografÍa. >>> sÍ, mÁs coreografos, especialista en un ritmo. >>> cuando hice lo de macho camacho en puerto rico. estuve un domingo allÍ, la gente se reunÍa en restaurantes como un partido de fÚtbol, o un partido de tenis. con pantallas gigantes, era una fiebre Única. >>> los de puerto rico somos apasionados con los artistas, te lo digo yo, desde mi twitter y facebo facebook, las amistades, todo el mundo y jhonny, y vota, y retwitt. >>> gracias. >>>

we've got whitney wright here with us.er mash. >> take some cauliflower we cooked down here. you can mash it with sour cream and salt and pepper. then add parmesan cheese and chives. you want to fold this in. then put it in a casserole dish. this is great because you can keep it warm in the oven until you're ready to eat. right before you're ready to go, we'll take brown butter. >> oh, this is healthy. >> it's great. >> we've got more stuff here. there is no dinner in the south that a devilled egg isn't invited to. the recipe is in the book "no taste like home" they come from country singer wynonna judd. >> everybody's is different. >> is there any rule to making a devilled egg. >> i think you just have to use mayonnaise. people try to do it without the mayonnaise. just go for it. nothing tastes like the south like a biscuit. i love a biscuit for the holiday. they are easy to make. these are special because they are pimento cheese biscuits. >> nicely done. >> this is a great side, easy to make, elegant, butternut squash ba