life is like the yin-yang.eel lime ooik the yin, i'm the white part, i'm the good part. >> my name is allen giveitz, i was a police officer in the u.s. army reserves. i was in iraq and kuwait about 15 months. >> and this veteran need a job. >> i see an ad for the city of keene for parking enforcement. and i kind of chuckled at first, and i said, yeah, okay, i'm going to be a male meter maid. you sort of feel like you're kind of an animal in a cage, really. >> watch what you're doing. you're running into people. >> no, i'm not. >> you're not going to get a break the entire day. this is never going to stop. >> it was hell. being called a thief. being called a liar. that sort stung a little. but it didn't sting as much as, you know, being called a coward. definitely didn't hurt as bad as being called a racist because of my veteran status. i was told that i condone the droang of brown babies because i'm a veteran. that stung. >> okay, granted, these guys are a-holes, but they're a-holes for freedom. you're a vetera

he yin and her husband lin zhongjie know just how it feels to be single children. they both grew up in one-child households, and they wonder if that's the best environment for their son. "one obvious feature of our generation is a strong sense of loneliness... most of us were growing grew up without the company of siblings or cousins which results in some flaws in interpersonal communication and sense of responsibility." "as both my wife and i are the only child of our respective families... we are entitled to have two kids. but we are hesitating about this, for because we will face greater pressure to raise another child, which costs a large sum amount of money and energy. >> if we have two kids, perhaps we can create a more favorable living better environment for the development of their personalities. they'll tend to be healthier psychologically. and when my husband and i are getting get old and can't keep pace with the times, the two kids can help each other by discussing problems and offering valuable suggestions. they can trust each other to help them to pull

. ♪ this is maya yin-ling's vietnam veterans memorial in washington, d.c., where the names of all thed in that war are inscribed. initially, her design evoked storms of protest because it was considered unheroic. both pop and minimalism ultimately evoke similar feelings of ambivalence and loss. ♪ god shed his grace on thee ♪ ♪ and crown thy good ♪ with brotherhood ♪ from sea to shining sea! ♪ this is storm king art park in upstate new york. by the seventies, massive abstract works like these had become the blue-chip staple of corporate collectors in america. 50 years ago, the german critic walter benjamin prophesied that the impact of film and mass reproduction would change forever our idea of what art is. as we come towards the end of this century, we're nearer that point than ever before. since the sixties particularly, many people have felt that western art is in a state of crisis, with no pattern or direction, that the western tradition is played out. abstraction lost its shock value and became ordinary. the new directions suggested by pop and minimalism seemed to ma to be a ssolu

our producer, just yin del gineo has some of the best responses. >> margo says "it's embarrassing tok about this question and if it's morally correct. a big yes" in capital letters. then danielle says "i said yes without reading the story or the rules. shame on me. if the rules are no proxy votes and it has never been done, then no." >> yeah, a lot of people have been tweeting with #therealwaronwoman if this happens. >> we also had a viewer who liked your thumb trick. brian says "does that make you tom thumb?" >> it does. tom thumb for the day. parents, you can do this at home. coming up, a look at the stories in the day ahead. "morning joe" moments away. ♪ all this time i was finding myself and i didn't know i was lost ♪ 're still after me. get to the terminal across town. are all the green lights you? no. it's called grid iq. the 4:51 is leaving at 4:51. ♪ they cut the power. it'll fix itself. power's back on. quick thinking traffic lights and self correcting power grids make the world predictable. thrillingly predictable. ring ring!... progresso! it's ok that your soup tastes like

verÁn quiÉn es la artista mejor pagada y charle yin pasa por otro trago amargo.cidades. otra afortunada fue la ex integrante del grupo... que tuvo un varÓn. beyonce la mujer mejor paga. >> para terminar tenemos dos adelantos de cintas del 2015, se acuerdas de las criaturas amarillas. pues se apoderaron de la pantalla grande con un filme que se centra en ellos. veamos. ♪ ♪ estrena en el verano del 2015. tampoco se puede perder... que vino a visitarnos y vean esta entrevista que nos concediÓ. >> cÓmo fue trabajar con kevin? >> fue increÍble. porque es una gran estrella. cuando tenÍa preguntas para Él. porque no sÓlo es un actor. tambiÉn es director. ♪ ♪ uno, dos, tres. ♪ ♪ entrevista completa la podrÁn ver desde este viernes, conectense. para ver estas noticias. seguimos con la ruta de impacto, vuelvo hasta santa ana con ustedes. >> gracias. aquÍ continuamos con esta gente hermosa de santa ana. en este rincÓn donde estÁn las niÑas que me recuerdan mis hijas. mamÁ va pronto, vamos contigo mi querida jackie al bus. >> claro que sÍ. mira con alegrÍa todo el día, con n

. >> everyone takes swamg fro somy from the photo, like the couch -- >> the yi yin-yang, elvis preslscouch, its shakes you up a little bit. how could i not -- eleanor roosevelt was great to learn about. she wanted everyone to be able to shoot a gun and she was a rock star you know in her day. the heart target was something i found later in a private collection but it was just so poignant and met for cal for me. >> emily dickinson, the intricacy of the dress, you see how it's made and you get a feeling for -- >> that is so not my kind of photograph. i mean, that kind of close-up, you know national geographic something i don't know what it is. most people know that emily dickinson wore a white dress. but you have no idea that the dress was so complicated. >> i look at the skeleton of a pigeon studied by charles darwin and i think why? >> no one really knows or takes in that darwin studied pigeons very seriously. after he got back from the galapagos. i just love the way the skeleton was in a little box and numbered. with his handwriting. >> and the lincoln's hat, the one he wore when he

com either and asteroids are the yin and yang of our solar bodies.enal achievement. >> seth, what kind of information can come off this structure? >> well, you can certainly learn something about the comet itself, how tightly packed is it? and that might be useful if, as you say anner rant comet were ever to have earth's name on it headed our way. we would know more to you to take care of the problem, but more than that, the real payoff is simply understanding what's inside that comet. there are hundreds of billions of com either, but they're at in the attic, way beyond pluto, but they did a deep freeze for 4.5 million years. these are the things from which plan either were made, so that information is still available, they've been, you know, frozen all that time. we could learn how the earth was built. that's an interesting thing to know. >> amy, how long will this contraption, this spaceship stay on the surface of this comet? >> right, one of the big challenges is how exactly do you land on a comet that's tiny and has very weak gravity. it's more o

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in san francisco carol yin tyler, abc 7 news. >> and that'll do it for abc 7 news at 4:00. us. i'm ama daetz. abc 7 news at 5:00 begins right now with dan and cheryl. >>> the domestic violence investigation against 49er ray mcdonald comes to an end. >> i was disappointed. >> he can put this behind him. >> tonight we learn exactly why prosecutors are not filing charges. plus -- >>> this is a great house. they really are a bunch of good guys. >> defending a cal fraternity after a 20-year-old dies there. this is not the first time the house has been in trouble. >>> and we hear from the expert hired to investigate the death of a baby gorilla. >>> i'm abc 7 news meteorologist. foggy. we'll have rain later this week. details coming up. >> reporter: good evening and thanks for joining us. i'm cheryl jennings. >> and i'm dan ashley. family and friends are grieving tonight over the death of a college student found in a fraternity house in uc berkeley this weekend. >> 20-year-old vaibhev loomba was found unresponsive after going to a party at zeta psi. it is the latest incident on uc

f the reason that bloomberg is a ga zul yin air because of all the connections heed my amount har vorhat a yood of people counsel. to that -- >> diversity of opinions. the jury's out on that. you all can decide. with those so many problems on the word. this thing on the line chl kim car dash yas to be more specific. he make booty on the cover. that's straight ahead. down. we'll even buy you out of your contract. so you can get the samsung galaxy note 4 for zero down today. >>> our next topic, i can't believe we're about to talk about, kim kardashian showed off her, let's just say assets this week on the front page of three years ago we were talking about another photo shoot from "w" magazine. >> they promised me i would be fully covered. did you see the inside? i just am never getting naked again. whoever is running my [ bleep ] is going to be fired. >> i obviously knew what i was getting into, i was posing nude. i don't want people to be like, all she's good for is being naked. >> that was a whole three years ago. so things change. sonny, what the heck is she doing? are we even click

armin armin ka tay yin she alleges four football players assaulted her.veryone including prosecutor and police and former chief of police. if you could boil it down for me the decision not to arrest and not prosecute the four players involved why? >> lack of ability to show it was nonconsensual sex. >> that simple. >> that simple. >> her interview with two detectives obtained by cbs sports show that kelsey repeatedly used words like passed out and blacked out and said quote i don't want to and pushed one attacker away but it was this part that killed the case. when she was asked if she thought it was to be consensual or nonconsensual, kelsey stated they would have likely believed it was consensual. she was so intoxicated. >> how you do overcome the victim's statement that they likely would have believed this was consensual? how would you overcome that? >> we were told that this particular part of that paragraph regarding your -- the issue, the police chief told us it was the dagger in the case. it was the aspect of it. looking back on it now, dwlou feel a

this is this yin yang where every day europe is bad. when they throw us a bone, our numbers get reflected positively. >> we have mario draghi this morning in a press conference. ecb saying officials unanimous more stimulus available if needed. >> right. the joke is they go by etfs, too. >> and bank of japan buying everything in sight. >> is he the buyer of tesla here? >> i heard corona say give me 50,000. >> we joke, but it is possible. >> the chatter out of europe was there isn't anything they won't buy. we are in a strange time here. citi says the u.s. is bursting at the seams. even below 75, production will be robust. >> look at apache this morning. the break-even levels because of technology we've come up with are so low. these guys can keep pumping. let's go back to hemminger. what he says. he said there isn't that much oil in the pipe and we are still importing a huge amount of oil. the confusion here is that it's very clear that if the saudis don't shut down, they don't pull back, they can keep our oil prices down. it's not a con

this is a look at the vir yin virgin america counter. things have been going pretty smoothly.checkpoint at terminal 2 have been relatively shortant moving smoothly every time we've checked. the but the airport expected to get busier. sfo is reporting travel delays due to the nor'easter. philadelphia delays are averaging 103 minutes. three flights to newark are delayed. anywhere between 30 and 150 minutes. there are significant delays in and out of new york's la guardia airport that imparks mostly connecting flights. we did talk to one local family headed to chicago for thanksgiving at grandma's house. >> so far so good, yes. as of now, it is on time. wire ehopeful that we -- we're hope that it will stay that way. >> reporter: the day before thanksgiving is one of the busiest travel days of the year. this airport anticipating more than 130,000 passengers in and out throughout the day. airport officials say planning ahead always is a good idea. >> it's important to remember that there is a lot of new options that can save you a lot of time at the airport. it can get your boardin

. >> let's yin in hln legal only joey jackson, and cnn legal only little paul callan.se of the police audiotapes, the surveillance tapes of wilson impact the grand jury deliberations that are going on? >> well, i think these tapes are going to be a very important piece of evidence. the thing that i would focus on primarily, i haven't had a chance to look at the video of officer wilson in the hospital which i assume is post-incident. but it's the radio calls that now tell us what was really going on in sort a time sequence. and according to the tapes, it suggests that officer wilson had stopped the two young men, johnson and brown, because they were walking down the middle of the street. he tells them to get on the sidewalk. he doesn't realize that they have, or at least one of them have been identified as possibly involved in what's calling the stealing incident. because he had been out of a cruiser on another call when the dispatch first goes out. while he's in his suv pulling away from the two, who he probably can see in the rear view mirror of his suv, the police cr