yul be in the studio for that. >> brady: i will. matt leinart and coach and rob breaking it down. this game came down to turnovers and a bright future for the washington huskies, on both sides of the ball and washington state, they missed luke falk's experience and smart play making ability. and peyton bender struggled. >> joe: u-dub headed to a bowl game with a sixth win. for braidy quinn and kris, joe davis saying happy thanksgiving weekend and so long from we are! fox sports! [ duck quacks, wolf howls and wind whistling ] but... the minx boot: tested tough in the pacific northwest. [ wolf howls ] too soon. we look at many of the magical moments. >> i want to entertain people. >> "e.t." saw him the first time in 1983. on the set of jackson's legendary video "beat it." more comfortable performing than with people. >> i'm happy on the stage. i'm different on the stage. when i'm off, i'm not sure. >> his nephew saw it first hand. >> i think between bad and dangerous, he started freaking out a little bit. he was always shy. then as far as being on stage, i mean, you can see it, he's

many moments of spir yul reflection.ple here practice tera vata buddhism, the oldest most conservative form of the religion which, simply put, asserts that existence is pretty much a continuous cycle of suffering through birth, death and rebirth. >> very noisy. very noisy, yes. >> the morningstar teahouse where i've come for several reasons, one, the must have bone deep, la pet tuk. the salad of fermented leaves, i know, it doesn't sound good, but you would be wrong to think that. take the fermented tea leaves, add cabbage, tomatoes and lots of crunchy bits, season with lime and fish sauce. this is absolutely delicious. >> you like it? >> oh, yes. >> yes, yes, fantastic. >> simple, delicious, things not to be taken for granted if you've been out of joint like this guy, zanzi. >> everyone i've met in this country has been in prison. >> this happens again and again in myanmar. >> almost six years? >> nearly six years. all the judgments are made by the kangaroo court and the army, and the three officers sitting together, th

other protesters calling for some of chicago's top officials to step down, including mayor rahm eman yul over what -- emanuel over what they believe was a coverup. they are talking about shutting down the magnificent mile, the famous shopping district on black friday. >>> police in landover are trying to figure out who shot and killed a man near an apartment complex. the shooting happened yesterday evening in a complex parking lot on bell haven drive. investigators describe the victim as a young man but they haven't released his name or any information about possible suspects. >>> a bowie man will spend the next 30 years in prison for killing a 39-year-old father of two. he was trying to break up a fist fight involving his son at the bel air swim club. deion warren was sentenced following the killing in september. warren who had nothing to do with the fight ran up and fatally shot mitchell white iii. >>> a family gathered to celebrate thanksgiving, one local family increasingly worried about the disappearance of two of their loved ones. 71-year-old rosa thomas and her 76-year-old brother

council so this group of academics can select that person quote, who has made extraordinary intellect yulns, social welfare of political understanding, as did irving kristol in a number of ways. the council of academic advisers this year has chosen to bestow this award to benjamin netanyahu, prime minister of israel and we're very honored to have you here to receive this award. as arthur mentioned, tonight's program will consist of a discussion between prime minister netanyahu and danielle putka, ai's director of foreign and defense policy studies and considerable intellect. danny, i am certain will raise many important issues with the prime minister. but i would like to

i understood what that meant and the feelings were much yul and we don't often agree. mutual respect. i respect my colleague's right to disagree with at any time and they in turn respect mine. and you earn that from them. so, it's the credibility that then becomes the engine to be able to persuade them because they know you're not playing games, you're not twisting or shading. that it is about the integrity of the body of your work and your thinking that's important. and there are times again, purely intramural, when that changes minds. when they know they can read what you have written and they know that that's precisely what you think. there's no ulterior motive. no distant agenda. it's about these cases, so, yes, it does matter, but i don't think it's a tactical writing of an opinion. it's a body of work and a body of the way you conduct yourself. >> a case comes before the court and involves some issue you feel strongly on and you want to take x approach and you find your colleague, y, wants to take the other approach and there has to be some back and forth between

council so this group of academics can select that person quote, who has made extraordinary intellect yul contributions, social welfare of political understanding, as did irving kristol in a number of ways. the council of academic advisers this year has chosen to bestow this award to benjamin netanyahu, prime minister of israel and we're very honored to have you here to receive this award. as arthur mentioned, tonight's program will consist of a discussion between prime minister netanyahu and danielle putka, ai's director of foreign and defense policy studies and considerable intellect. danny, i am certain will raise many important issues with the prime minister. but i would like to address to prime minister netanyahu with all humility, in order to set the stage, a question that i think was raised and discussed by members of the council and is of course broader concern to all of us including to all citizens around the world. how is it possible to achieve peace in the middle east? 20 years ago, at around the time of the first -- i asked this question to a friend of mine and who later was t

sailors plucking this yul low lab out of the cold water after they spotted this little guy swimming offid that earlier in the day he slipped out of his collar and fell overboard. they were on a ferry. the ferry though refused to stop and rescue that beautiful dog. the family thought they would never see that new pet again. and those are your headlines. >> what kind of ferry is that? unbelievable. >> a loving moment there to rescue that puppy. cute. >> his name is noodle. >> of course it is. >> noodle is back and so is maria with the weather. hey, maria. >> good morning. let's take a look at the map. we have a busy weather day today. we have a winter storm out across the rockies. that's producing as much as one to two feet of snow along the higher elevations. the radar very busy out. there you can see across colorado, even down into parts of new mexico we're seeing that snow. and northern plains getting that snow early this morning as well. but on the warp side of the storm, we do have the potential for some severe weather. some damaging wind gusts, large hail being the primary concern.