now, willard came from some pretty good stock. he was the oldest son and the second of four children, the moguls who are in the kansas business hall of fame out in topeka. his parents had their own passing histories and a touch upon some of that in the book. but willard started his life, he lived for eight years in colby kansas which is about 290 miles north and west of your i think, if i got that right. and what his father launched a massive week and farming business. in 1928, most at the urging -- she thought the children needed but it's going a little bit more of an urban environment. so he came here in 1928. he state your computer a system here and he died your in 2002. willard like to say he loved wichita because it was the furthest they could get from both coasts. [laughter] some of you might feel that way, too. but it was his love for this community and get back in here and elsewhere went well beyond that. as head of garvey industries and its subsidiaries, would war many hats. but he called himself a builder. and if you loo

in willard found the perfect partner in her. friends and family say she was charmed for his belligerence and patience to use period but understood the inner workings of the companies said was involved with a host of projects and reflected his enthusiasm and it was jean who often made willard more tolerable. [laughter] and to jean founded athletic man who idolized his parents in value siblings believed the american production and liberty in also reliable parker after day of roughing up people in the office embarking about challenges or the cost of building materials or his organizational procedures you would call jean every evening at 530 every evening if he needed to pick up anything on the way home they would have dinner together every night. it was a beautiful partnership. picture he made a lot of money but not always motivated by profit. his ability to overlook the bottom line with a small detail that would make his father a of siblings and greek and relearn about pat with a world holmes he calls a single best idea. this over

willard r. b. was an employer, but not always an easy man to work for. a philanthropist, a strict father for a commanding grandfather. he was most certainly a devoted husband who would check in with his beautiful wife every day at 530 of his way home from work to see if she needed anything for him to pick up on a whale. some vehemently disagreed with his anti-government views and watch the other way when this time coming. it never worked. [laughter] others saw him as a profit-sharing businessman who criticize government it welcomed federal money to programs that would support his projects. what will it would say in response to that which is what his father race said is we operate under the program, we don't start it. newspaper readers man also cringe when they saw his cox -- caustic letters to the editor of the socialist public schools in the regions to support and lost to private schools here in town, one collegiate and later the independent school. in his front yard. i was just out there, and they have a beautiful new football field getting closer and

willard scott.en and aays will be a mentor a more importantly like a second dad to me. >>t's a toughob but somebody had to do it. >> while standing in the rain. >> when i wouatch him, you'd see justow effortless he would do the weather. he w just being willard. and i remember thinking if i could get a quarter of that i could maybe do something. when the idea for this series me up who inspires you, ere's only one willard. it was 1973 and i remember turning on the tomorrow show. i was still in college. there was willard scott with tom snyd and it was like a bolt, that's w i want to be wh i was in washington we did the 10:00 news so i could watch willard at 5:00 and 6:00 ande would gout toinner and then i wouldo my show and i would watch him. it was a mter class in watchi how you should be on tv. >> i'll beeeing you. >> i think what makes him so inspiring is that he gives of himsf. a lot of people in this business when tre's a youngerson coming up, they see them as competition and willard's not that wa

. >> maura mcenaney recounts the life of the late entrepreneur willard garvey, the finance housing projects throughout the world and championed privatization and a limited government. this is ab

these two lucky turkeys have been living up the at the wi willard continental hotel.his afternoon, they'll take a trip to the white house for a presidential pardon. we'll bring it to you live. >>> and rock royalty. bon jovi shares the stage with taylor swift and the artist known as prince. ♪ >>> good day. i'm andrea mitchell in washington. we begin with the weather that's making holiday travel a nightmare for millions of americans already hitting the roads and stuck at crowded airport terminals. right now the worst of the storm is barrelling through the northeast, especially thousands of drivers along i-95 corridor, buffalo. city workers are already digging out before the next wave of winter weather hits. let's go to new york's laguardia airport where nbc's katy tur is tracking the travel for us. katy, what about delays? >> reporter: hey, a lot of delays across the country. there are about 2.4 million people traveling by air today. 250 flights have been canceled so far today within the united states. that's inbound and outbound. about 481 right now are delayed. just a

however, about three dozen homes closest to the scene of tuesday night's derailment in willard remain off-limits and residents could be out of their homes until later today. governor john kasich visited with evacuated families having a thanksgiving dinner provided by the railroad at the high school. kasich says the evacuation and cleanup has been handled well and could serve as a model for emergency crews. no injuries were reported. in massachusetts a mother says someone has given her a holiday surprise she will never forget. this mother of six year old twins and a 20-month old admits money has been tight but she was still determined to make christmas special. she bought several hundred dollars worth of gifts at her local walmart on the layaway plan. she had hoped to have the gifts all paid off by mid- december but as it turned out she didn't have to worry. an anonymous donor paid her balance in full. she says the gesture is about so much more than money. and adds her faith in people and their kindness is stronger than ever. here's stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly.

team six reporter willard shepard has been staking out the airport all night. >> these women are still being questioned here. they have been questioned throughout the evening about exactly how they came up with this plan, and exactly how they executed it. >> these workers were handcuffed, their mug shots were splashed all over the media. they were portrayed as menaces to society. >> later tonight they'll be transported downtown to the county jail. >> the authorities are very quick to act when it's one of us, a poor person, a working person, who's committed a crime that affects the interests of the employers. but when the reverse is true, when the employer steals tens of thousands of dollars from workers, there's no one there to enforce the law. >> and so you will earn less than the minimum wage, you will get robbed of your tips, you will get robbed of your overtime pay, you won't receive pay for all of the hours worked, for example. people have no idea what's it is like to work as a low-wage worker. consider this: the news of the day plus so much more. >> we begin with the government s

punctured and flammable substance began to leak forcing hundreds from their homes in the town of willard, out until friday. there are temporary shelters. >>> three workers were killed this morning in an accident at the world cup soccer stadium in brazil. authorities say a crane collapsed and fell on the arena corinthian stadium destroying parts of the stands. it's unclear how many people were injured. the stadium is under construction to host several world cup games next summer. >>> a federal bankruptcy judge clears the way for american airlines and u.s. airways to merge. the judge dismissed a final objection from a group of airline passengers trying to block the deal. he also approved an antitrust settlement reached earlier this month between the airlines and the justice department. the merger is set to take place on december 9. >>> stocks are up a bit after a promising new jobs report today. let's look at the big board right now and you can see the dow is up about 31 points. >> keeps going up. >>> the moment of truth for a comet barreling towards the sun is on trading. will it survive

man: this 10-inch water main in willard park is 73 years old. man: at wssc, we're having a year of record -- a ramp up slope of water main breaks that soon is going to reach exponential. man: the damage has been done. and this is the culprit. brunhart: today, 25% of our 5,500 miles of underground water pipes has reached the end of useful life. by the year 2020, 85% will have reached the end of useful life. woman: what to do? wssc is working on that costly problem right now. brunhart: it's not only true here, but it's true throughout our nation. narrator: across the united states, cities and towns are facing the challenge of aging and outdated drinking water, wastewater, and stormwater infrastructure. it's a national problem. but it needs to be approached system by system. allbee: let's frame the systems in terms of the proper context. we have around 16,000 wastewater systems. we don't have a single wastewater system -- we have 16,000 of them. we have about 54,000 drinking water systems. narrator: issues facing new york city are very different fr

>> she lived in the weathered hotel, the same place the-- the willard -- the willard hotelcoolidges lived when they ,were in the vice presidential time. i think she -- if she stayed in washington she might have lived longer. she had just come back and was beginning something of an active life. unfortunately, she got sick again and dr. sawyer encouraged her to come back to ohio. at that point, i am afraid she just sort of gave up. when you think about the strength she had in the white house -- >> warren was her light, and that was gone. her kidneys were gone, too. >> she died in marion, ohio at on november 21, 1924. they werethe only president and first lady to die before what would have been the end of their first term. another sad first for the country. here's a question from gary robinson, who wants to ask -- florence or warren as the more interesting? >> they are both very interesting. this is like this ranking of presidents we get into, which i hate to make lists. i will pass on that one, but i will say what we were talking about earlier, about his legacy and his a congressman's, the

. >>> hundreds of people in willard, ohio may have to spend their thanksgiving in an emergency shelter because of a chemical spill. a concern is over about 26,000 gallons of a potentially flammable liquid that leaked from a derailed tanker train tuesday night. crews are working around the clock to clean up the mess but some people may not be able to go home until saturday. >>> some of syria's deadly chemical weapons may be destroyed out the at sea. the obama administration has reportedly offered to take apart the weapons on a u.s. ship in the mediterranean. officials say that would avoid security problems caused by trying to get rid of it on land. the mv cape ray may be used for that operation. >>> another delay for the healthcare.gov website. the obama administration will postpone the launch of an online insurance marketplace just for small business owners until next year. that's so the focus can stay on fixing the healthcare.gov website. small business owners can still shop for healthcare insurance under the new law, but they will have to go through an agent, a broker or an insurance

and i shall dub thee "the captain willard." all right. did you maggots load the chickens?it's anticipated, will be a challenge. refrigeration of any kind is impossible. >> okay. well, i'm psyched. my dream has finally come true. blocked by officials? this could be months. okay. let the probing begin. [ speaking foreign language ] >> now, how do we do this? >> let's get under way until they figure a new tax to levy on us. our trip down river will take us some 120 kilometers even deeper into the jungle. but instead of kurtz and his ivory horde, a crumbling belgian research center with a shadowy past awaits us at our destination. it's the turn of the century map, so kisangani was then called stanleyville, leopoldville would be here. >> 3,000 kilometers or something like that. >> a long way to go, and we're taking the full ride. >> that's what we're doing, right? >> all the way to the atlantic? >> you didn't tell them yet? >> i don't think we have enough spam, gentlemen. a half day's journey down river, there's a local dignitary we've promised to visit. >> there's the chief wh

. >>> they are forcing hundreds of evacuations and this happened in the city of willard. >>> they are used to making plastic and rubber products, it is very together particular. >>> 509. >>> it is finally solved and what they believed was the case and and what was behind the murder. >>> and we have the biggest thanks give being day parade and more. stay tuned. ♪ hey, that's the last crescent! oh, did you want it? yeah. we'll split it. [ female announcer ] made fresh, so light, buttery and flakey. that's half. that's not half! guys, i have more. thanks, mom. [ female announcer ] do you have enough pillsbury crescents? guys... [ female announcer ] pillsbury cinnamon rolls, with cinnabon cinnamon, are an irresistible sunday morning idea. nothing calls them to the table faster. make breakfast pop! . >>> welcome back, it is 5:12, a federal judge has canceled the sentence being date of a somalian man convicted of a bomb 2010. the judge canceled the sentencing last week over that wire tap which helped to make its case about the suspect. the fbi set up a sting operation after receiving a tip

this happened at a rail yard in willard, ohio. of the cars was carrying a highly flammable and toxic liquid and there is concern that it could explode. we'll keep an eye on this story for you and we'll keep you posted. homes are being evacuated at this hour. >>> another major story developing at this hour. a mother and step father under arrest, they're accused of keeping three teenage daughters locked in their room for two years. the girls telling police that they were fed only once a day and hadn't taken a shower in six months. >> the living conditions separately and told officers that they had not seen each other in almost two years and were kept separate within the bedrooms within that house. >> the girls are ages 12, 13 and 17. they were found after two of the girls managed to escape and run to a neighbor's house. we'll keep you posted on the story as well. >>> o.j. simpson staying behind bars. a judge in las vegas rejecting his bid for a new trial. he had been asking for that one for awhile. he's currently serving a 33 year s

. >> we met willard lucas at indiana state prison.ut is a taper haircut. and my other specialty before they took the razors away from us was a straight razor. i could use a straight razor pretty good. and -- which i enjoyed. but for some reason, they took them away from us. so we don't use them no more. >> at 79 years old, lucas' grandfatherly personality seems at odds with his past. he is serving two life sentences. >> i caught a guy in bed with my old lady and i blowed my top and i kind of hurt him. >> what were you charged with? >> kidnap, murder. i was going to take her to the, to the hospital, i didn't think she was dead. because she was moving. and i put her in the car and that's where i got the kidnapped picked up from. i got to be here until i die. i got double life. and i got to stay here until i die. >> though prison barber shops can possess an almost bucolic small-town charm, simmering hostilities are sometimes found right below the surface. rodney buford is an inmate barber at the riverbend maximum security institution in

this is in northern ohio. 400 homes were evacuated late last night in willard.ve lafernd. emergency crews -- cleveland. emergency crews have sealed up a hole in a 26-gallon tanker. officials say cleaning up the spill will be a long process. the liquid that was believed to have leaked out is used to make plastic and rubber products and is extremely flammable and toxic. >>> tests are being conducted in sausalito after thousands of gallons of sewage spilled from a pipe. the backup happened monday evening at the corner of bridgeway and richardson streets. crews spent yesterday morning clearing the line and cleaning up the mess. the sewage ended up in storm drains that lead up to the bay. signs have been placed along the shore warning people to stay out of the water until tests are complete. >>> 8:15. police in tucson, arizona say three young sisters were held captive by their mother and stepfather for the past two years. early yesterday morning, the girls ran to a neighbor's house and say the stepfather tried to attack them with a knife. investigators say the girl w

as of this morning, the evacuation order has been lifted for all but about four of the homes in willard >> google has opened pop up display stores across the country. they're located in roseville, los angeles, chicago and new jersey. san francisco was initially in the running for a pop up store but the height of the snow globe did not work for the west field mall locations. stores are set up with locations to try chrome book computers and the nexus 5 phone. >>> helping the homeless learn computer skills, the san francisco chronicle reports the tenderloin technology lab offers classes on how to use a computer, check e-mail and hunt for jobs online. the lab also allows users to check voice mail messages and to help with job searches. the social net work yammer has donated dozens of computer monitors to the lab. twitter have also sent volunteers to help with classes. >>> time now 8:16. happening today, glide memorial church is hosting a day after thanksgiving breakfast. in fact, the meals are being served right now to the needy. about 500 volunteers prepared, and served 5000 thanksgiving m

i don't think governor christie would be too happy to see willard romney again.states population is going to grow by over 90 million people, and almost all that growth is going to be in cities. what's the healthiest and best way for them to grow so that they really become cauldrons of prosperity and cities of opportunity? what we have found is that if that family is moved into safe, clean affordable housing, places that have access to great school systems, access to jobs and multiple transportation modes then the neighborhood begins to thrive and then really really take off. the oxygen of community redevelopment is financing. and all this rebuilding that happened could not have happened without organizations like citi. citi has formed a partnership with our company so that we can take all the lessons from the revitalization of urban america to other cities. so we are now working in chicago and in washington, dc and newark. it's amazing how important safe, affordable housing is to the future of our society. out for drinks, eats. i have very well fitting dentures.

all but three dozen homes are off limits in willard, ohio until later tonight. families forced to evacuate weren't allowed home until late last night. they were treated to a thanksgiving meal paid for by csx railroad company. the train was carrying a flammable liquid for plastic and rubber products no. injuries have been reported. still ahead, the teen set on fire speaks out. >> i looked down and my skirt is on fire. i freaked out. i'm on fire. >> we'll tell you why a lesson learned in kindergarten may have saved sasha's life. >> firing a deadly shot to end a violent crime spree in the south bay. the stabbing, carjacking and police pursuit that left the suspect dead and an officer on leave. >> plus, speaking out after being set on fire. a split second decision that may have saved sasha's life. >> a live look at the opening bell this morning. it's friday, november 29th. in the meantime, sears doing its thing at the nasdaq also this morning. limited day of trading on this friday, november 29th, this is "today in the bay." >> a very good friday morning to you. than

there they were in the ballroom of the posh willard hotel amid dang length chandeliers, their.gled as the press tried to get them to talk. it's caramel versus popcorn. the white house is running a contest asking people to vote on which should be the navl thanksgiving turkey. some are comparing it to the hunger games". >> there's 24 of us. only one comes out. >> in this case, both come out alive though only one gets the presidential pardon publicly. >> you are hereby pardoned. >> the other is an alternative. our money is on popcorn. plumper are a more robust but the gobble. caramel and popcorn join other duos. >> biscuits and graeb. >> cobbler. >> caramel and popcorn come from a minnesota farm where 20 fimists were trained in this cottage. john burkle practiced lifting them on to this table so they wouldn't do this when their big day came. but popcorn and caramel seemed more relaxed than their human owners. the kids taught the photographers to whistle andtarily to get the turkeys to gobble. >> i think you know how to speak turkey. >> the turkeys made the 1500 mile drive to washi

it led to a chemical spill tuesday night in the town of willard. 425 families had to eevacuate. some finally got home late last night. but about three dozen houses close to the spill are still off limits. g a newly clai >>> tensions are running high today in the east china sea. china says that it is patrolling a newly claimed air defense zone with fighter jets and early warning air craft. a defensive measure after south korea, japan and the u.s. flew through the zone without warning. beijing is demanding all air craft identify themselves before entering the area. cation zone. it touches >> how do you enforce it? what do you do, shoot somebody down if they don't report? if setting up the zone was provocative, then shooting down their plane is clearly an act of war. >> last would be beijing announced the new air defense identification zone that touches air space claimed by south korea, taiwan and japan. >>> the united nations will be asking for more money for victims of typhoon haiyun. this is on top of almost 350 million they sought for immediate relief. nearly 5600 people were k

it happened in willard about 65 miles south and west of cleveland.ls say four cars came off the tracks at the rail yard there late last night. they believe the derailment damaged a tanker carrying thousands of gallons of toxic fluid. they evacuated people. nobody got hurt in this. officials say the clean up could continue into the holiday weekend. a deadly stadium collapse could delay preparations for next year's world cup in brazil. authorities in sao paulo say part of the stadium came crashing to the ground today killing three people. investigators say it happened when a crane fell. they were installing what would have been the final piece of the stadium. look at that picture. deadline for all of the tournament venues to be set and ready to go is next month. small businesses will now not be able to use the new healthcare insurance web site until november of next year. the obama administration has just announced in the last couple of hours today this applies only to small businesses in the 36 states where the feds are running the exchanges. that's a

the accident led to a chemical spill on tuesday night in the town of willard. 425 families had to evacuate and some finally got back home late last night. but about three dozen houses, closest to the spill are still off limits. the railroad company involved, cfx paid for a thanksgiving meal for the evacuees. >>> police in illinois say shoplifting incident left two people injured in illinois, including an police officer. the officer responded a call about two men shoplifting inside a kohl's department store. investigators say a third man was waiting in a getaway car in the parking lot and as the officers struggled with that man, he was dragged by the car. he's being treated for a shoulder injury. alfred three suspects were arrested. >>> time now -- all three suspects were arrested. >>> time now 6:46. let's check on traffic. >> good morning, everybody. we will talk to you about this friday commute in san francisco. traffic has been slow because of an earlier accident. traffic is now recovering. you're looking at pictures from just a few minutes ago where the chp had shut down lanes because o

chemal after a train derailed late yesterday and forced the evacuation of more than 400 homes in willardio. yes, on the eve of the thanksgiving holiday. the spill is now contained and we're lucky to report that there were no injuries. >>> two people under arrest in arizona after three girls told police that they had been imprisoned in a tucson home for three years. they report the girls are siblings age 12 13, and 17. police were alerted after two girls escaped and ran to a neighbor's house. the stepfather and mother are now charged with kidnapping and emotional abuse. and the stepfather is also now charged with sexual abuse. >>> o.j. simpson will not be getting a new truli trial. a nevada judge says there's an overwhelming evidence against him. and a practice role board reduced his sentence earlier this year but he still has at least four more years to serve before any chance of parole. >>> turns out george zimmerman had ammunition and five guns with him when the police arrested him last week according to the court documents in the case. the weapons were in a locked case at his girlfrie

these two lucky turkeys have been living up the at the wi willard continental hotel.they'll take a trip to the white house for a presidential pardon. we'll bring it to you live. >>> and rock royalty. bon jovi shares the stage with taylor swift and the artist known as prince. ♪

officials southwest of willard, ohio say they contained a chemical spill of potentially flammable liquid leaked from a tanker car forcing hundreds from their homes to evacuate. no word on when those folks will be able to go home. heather: we are getting stunning information about a secret cia program organized after the 9/11 terror attacks. the program was carried out at a secret facility at a guantanamo bay detention center. you can see a series of cottages hunds the administrative offices. it was used to recruit prisoners being held there and turned into double agents. general jack keane is the former vials chief of staff of the army. he joins to us talk more about this. thank you for joining us. happy thanksgiving, by the way. you have been to gitmo plenty of time. you witnessed first hands this multi-team interrogation. >> gitmo exists to take terrorists off the battlefield and also to get intelligence information. they were all exposed to multi interrogation teams. those that have valuable intelligence or we perceived they have did were interrogated more than others. then there was

they are we willard intercontinental hotel, blocks from the white house.n, what do they do with these turkeys as they wait for official pardon of the thanksgiving turkey? >> we can talk about iran and afghanistan and health care, what will get the most attention, the pardoning of the thanksgiving turkey. these two turkeys already have gotten guarantees they are not going to be anybody -- >> dating back to george bush. >> one year john kennedy when they sent the turkey over, he sent it back and let's save that turkey's life. >> a little token at the time avo indicating for that. they have been training for months. >> how do you train? >> they spent hours standing on a table that's designed to be covered with the same kind of linen, so they don't freak out when the cameras go off. >> there's a rumor that one dances to beyonce. >> the owner of the turkeys in minnesota has been playing music for the turkeys. apparently he played beyonce. all in an effort to get them accustomed to the idea there's going to be noise and they shouldn't lunge at the president and

this year's birds, caramel and popcorn, have been at the historic willard hotel.d you yesterday but just can't resist reminding you, the white house is asking the public to pick the bird to reprieve. there's all the information you need to make an informed decision, including their gobbles. [ turkey gobbling ] yeah, i told you it's all stuff you'd never want to know. anyway the president will reveal your choice today. live coverage at 1:20 p.m. eastern time here on msnbc. we're just having a little fun, okay? okay. [ male announcer ] they say it was during an arm wrestling match that mr. clean realized the way to handle bigger, tougher messes was better leverage. that's why he created his new magic eraser handy grip. it has a handle that firmly attaches to the eraser so you get better leverage and more oomph with less effort. it's the perfect magic eraser for making stuff that's big and tough not so tough, after all. mr. clean's handy grip -- the newest member of the magic eraser family. in all purpose and bath. [ engine revs ] who gets the allstate safe driving b

a puncture in the 26,000 pound rail car caused the leak at willard rail yard.o a nearby high school. the state's environmental te department is monitoring the scene. >>> tensions are heightened between the u.s. and china after two military planes flew over disputed air space on a training exercise. the zone is already in dispute because japan also claims ownership of that space. >>> as many as 30 haitian immigrants may have been killed when their overcrowded sailboat capsized off the coast of the bahamas. more than 100 people were on board. many of them were rescued after clinging to the overturned boat for hours. so far five bodies have been recovered and the search continues for more victims. >>> his young age and shocking on-camera sdrepgs of his crimes grew international attention. today this teen assassin is back on u.s. authorities. mexican authorities released him from prison and deported the 17 why would. at the age of 14, he admitted to beheading at least four people. he says he was kidnapped at age 11 by a mexican drug cartel and was forced to become

this is happening in the small town of willard, about 65 mi. southwest of cleveland. local responders and workers from the transportation co. csx corp. are at the scene. it's not clear what caused the record to lick with a toxic liquid used to make plastic and rubber products. residents in an estimated 400 homes are being told to evacuate. and other world news. president barack obamas this thanks to television and movies the rest of the world has had a front-row seat for america's march toward progress. about it is trumpeting the entertainment industry at dreamworks studio near los angeles. he says entertainment is part of diplomacy it what makes the u.s. and world power. obama says millions never set foot in the u.s. but through entertainment experienced a part of what makes the less successful. he says " we have shaped the world culture for you. " >>james: a judge in southern california has ordered a hot sauce plan to partially shut california has ordered a hot sauce plan to partially shut down. mr. rochon-- to those who've waited... california has ordered a hot sau

it's leaking in a rail yard in the town of willard.ave more details as they become available this morning. >>> in the wake of the irs targeting scandal, the obama administration wants to limit the political influence of tax-exempt groups. and thus, it is proposing new rules and donation standards to curb the explosive growth in political spending by nonprofits. the irs has been accused of unfairly scrutinizing groups affiliated with the tea party. >>> and the coast guard has helped rescue more than 100 haitian migrants. you can see some of them here scrambling after a jam-packed boat began to sink off the bahamas. rescuers did drop life rafts and food to the survivors. however, 30 others didn't make it. >>> off the west coast, a stunning sight here. boaters getting very, very close to a swarm of sharks. they are leopard sharks. most of them pregnant females. harmless, we're told. they migrate through the warm waters off of california to give birth. maybe you don't go tromping through a maternity ward of sharks in california. >>> one yo

however, about three dozen homes closest to the scene of tuesday night's a derailment in willard, a highf their homes until later today. ohio's governor visited evacuated families have a thanksgiving dinner provided by the railroad at high school. the governor says the evacuation and cleanup has been handled well and could serve as a model for emergency crews. no injuries were reported. >>anny: the united nations are said to appeal for more aid to the philippines for the victims of iphone-- typhoon haiyan. the u.n. says they will seek funds for its 12 month plan to revive areas devastated by a super typhoon and the central philippines in addition to $348 million they had sought for immediate relief. disaster relief officers say 5.6 million workers have lost their livelihood, including2.4 y were among the very poor before typhoon haiyan plowed through the country's visayas region earlier this month. the government disaster agency says nearly 5600 people were killed, more than 1700 are missing and over 38 million have been displaced. scientists are studying spacecraft images to find out wh

officials in willard say work continues to clean up a flammable liquid filled from the damaged rail carn a railyard and those are your news headlines on the fox business network. >> braking is another setback for obamacare as administration weighs on enrollment for small business, peter barnes with more on the delays and looks like it keeps going and going. peter: third be made. the administration once again delaying the launch of its federal obamacare online exchange for small businesses that wants to get health insurance for their employees saying will be available by november of 2014, next year. as a result, also approving an alternative site of method like a rolling through health insurance agents or brokers directly through an insurer, opening of the online shop exchange for small businesses twice before in late september, h h s announce on line enrollment would not be available until november 1st. a month later a top officials said the launch would be ago this saturday which is when the administration hopes its online exchange for individuals will also be running more smoothly but

. >>> a hazmat putting an ohio town of willard on edge. tanker car derailed last nugt and a highly flammable chemical started flowing from a hole in the car. more than 400 homes have been evacuated. officials say the spill is contained and being cleaned up. people are expected to be allowed back in their homes over the next few hours. >>> scary moments in new york this morning, two people injured when a small building collapsed in the bronx. they were treated at a local hospital. the collapse just before 8:00 during the morning commute. the fire department is investigating. >>> popen from sis issuing a stinging credit is imof the free market this week, slamming capital uchl as "the new tyranny." the remarks part of an 84-page report bit as the pope's platform and writes "how could it be it is not a news item when an elderly homeless person dies of exposure but it is news when the stock market loses two points?" the pope who held an audience today in saunt peter's square went on to call for greater action to help the poor. >>> ufl for the p

most of us stayed there except for doctor king who stayed at the willard hotel. we woke up or someone drove us up to capitol hill and we met with the democratic leadership on the house side and the senate side. we met with both democrat and republican leadership and it was a wonderful meeting. i remember meeting everett who was the republican leader from the state of illinois, wonderful man. i have a photograph with him, meeting with him. we met with annual fellows who is the chair of the judiciary committee from new york city i believe he is from brooklyn. we left the meeting with house leaders, senate leaders, and we were coming down constitution avenue and we looked towards union station. we were all walking together and we would see just hundreds of thousands of people pouring out of the streets coming from union station and we knew then it was good to be more than 50 or 60. the people were already marching and i know all of us felt like saying there are my people let me catch up with them. the sea of humanity just pushed us towards the washington monument to

more than 425 homes were evacuated in willard, ohio, just about 65 miles southwest of cleveland.id used to make plastics were spilled on tuesday. no injuries were reported. officials will be back on the scene today to see if some people can return home. hopefully they will be able to. >>> and an amish girl and her parents have abandoned their ohio home so the 10-year-old won't be forced to resume chemotherapy. sarah hershberger has leukemia and doctors say she could die within a year without treatment, but the family decided to stop treatment saying it was making their daughter sick. a state court appointed a guardian to take over medical decisions in the event that girl is found. >>> a new incentive this morning for oklahoma shoppers to brave the black friday frenzy. for the first time in 70 years, they can truly get a bargain. lawmakers repealed a law that forbid retailers from selling items for less than they paid. until now stores had to mark up items by at least 6%. walmart is reportedly taking advantage of the change. selling a 32-inch television for $98. last year it was $