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tina -- not tina -- nancy sinatra wrote the liner notes. and peter kohn is my friend. so their stories and it influenced some of the songs. like the song he is most proud of is a song called "call me irresponsible." and the reason he is is because it dealt, as a lyricist, with five syllable words. he said it was a five-syllable song from a guy that was from a one-syllable neighborhood. [laughter] you never think about that. he was a genius. tavis: i have to get out of the way of your performance. you will do to songs force tonight and i will ask you to say a word about each, why you love the songs so much. you're going to do "come fly with me. >> i was a song he wrote for bright -- or frank that was the title of his album. that song is in the consciousness of america. it's an commercials, everything you cathink of. written for at movie. >> the other son you're going to do for site is "the tender trap o." movie with the same name. tavis: all right, let me shut up and make way for these great performances to come in 20 seconds here. the new project from steve tyrell is c

tina kraus, wjz eyewitness news. >> wow. those are the littlest things there, folks. if you would like to help, the red cross is one of the agencies taking donations. you can give them a call. 1-800-red cross. you can also go to the website, which is redcross.org. >>> a beautiful fall day across head -- maryland today. lots sun on this mild thursday. meteorologist tim williams is live at the inner harbor, with the wjz mobile weather lab. but we begin with bob turk, updating our conditions. bob? >> quite a hard day to decide what to wear, when it starts off below freezing, and goes up by afternoon. high clouds at 56 now. the dew point is about as low as you ever see it. 12 degrees. 52, ocean city. 43 the cold spot in oakland. 57 over in cumberland. and we have a 15-degree increase in temperature. right now, from where we were yesterday. 20 degrees warmer in cumberland. and 10, warmer in -- d.c. this morning, however, we bottomed out at 25 degrees. so it went from 25 to about 58 this afternoon. that's rare for this part. country. just really amazing change. and looks li

but first, let's go to tina kraus for the latest on the devastation. >> reporter: the typhoon damaged or destroyed more than 23,000 homes. displacing 600,000 people. many of the dead remain unburied. this woman says rescuers have not come back in days and asks, why haven't they returned to recover the bodies? severe food and water shortages are adding to the crisis. aid organizations, like the red cross, and team rubiconare beginning to arrive. local doctors say they're running low on medicine. and more u.s. military help is coming. >> we're going to go as fast as we possibly can and get there as soon as we can to help people in need. >> reporter: the george washington strike group is on its way from hong hong kong. and at tacloban's airport, c130 cargo planes are flying in food, water and other supplies. but with tacloban in ruins, many are still waiting for help. tina kraus, wjz eyewitness news. >> and wjz complete coverage of the devastation in the philippines continues right now. investigator mike hellgren is live in whitemarsh with more on maryland's filipino community and how th

tina kraus, wjz eyewitness news. >> if you'd like to help, the red cross is one of the agencies taking donations. call 1-800-red cross be or go to red redcross.org. >>> a scare in the air. a southwest pilot makes this statement on the loud speaker. >> he said we're going down. and everybody is looking around, like, is this a joke? is he serious? and then when he felt the nosedive. >> reporter: his passenger says the flight from tampa to baltimore, with a stopover from raleigh to durham, took a 27,000 foot nosedive. she said everyone pulled out their cell phones in an effort to reach loved ones. moments later, the plane went on to make a safe emergency landing. southwest said the plane had mechanical issues. >>> tonight, u.s. airways is investigating an incident on a flight from philadelphia to long island. a blind man and his service dog were kicked off the plane last night after a flight attendant asked him to control his dog. as ko im reports for wjz, other passengers protested, forcing the cancellation from the flight. >> albert and his dog, doxology, are back home. >> she got very

. >> tina krouse, wjz eyewitness news. >> now the 1979 take over of the u.s. embassy triggered a hostage crisis with 52 u.s. diplomats held for 442 days. >>> a towson university student is in the hospital after being robbed and stabbed just before 11:00 last night. three men confronted the student and took his phone and stabbed him before taking off. anyone with information should call police. >>> the harford county sheriff's department is looking for the suspect who burglarized an auto dealership. take a look at surveillance pictures of the suspect. on october the 9th he broke into the thompson automotive dealership in edgewood. >>> houston, texas head coach gary kubiac is in critical condition. the 52-year-old coach collapsed and was taken to the hospital in front of a packed stadium. >> cameras at houston's reliant stadium capturing the moment the coach collapsed on the field at halftime of sunday night's match up against indianapolis. a staff member on the field quickly signals for help and moments later he placed on a stretcher and taken to a waiting ambu

. >> ah, but nobodever said life was fair, tina. i'm bigger and i'm faster. >> oh. >> and meaner, too. >>ow do you teach yourids the concept and protect them from being disappointed. >>nd how do you handle them yourlf as an adult. psychologist jennifer hartstein has some advice. lovely to see y today. >> it's something we teach our kids from a younage. you want kids to play ir, be fair, share, all those kind of things. you say metimes we turn into the fix-it mom. >> we do. we turn to the people that jumpn instead of letting the kids figure it outnd fight their own ttles. >> that's it. >> wsaid in the tease that we want to protect themrom being disappointed but being disappointed is good thing. it helps them. it teaches them a lot. if we want them play fair, we sometimes have to lethem figure it out on their own. >> yeah. thplayground is kind of like "lord of the fli." going around taking toys and beg mean to each other. your instinct iso jump in and make it okay. that's doi them a disservice. they have to learn that you can't always

- tina: hey, hey, you! are you all right? - oi, what's that all about, then? - no idea. oi, oi, not so fast. we're here. home, sweet home. so come on. i'll put the kettle on and then we can have a good look round the place. danny: so what happened, your old man get the wrong day? only he seemed a little bit surprised to see you. so who's that, then? my sister. johnny does play things close to his chest. so there's another one like you, er, tucked away, then, is there? no. right, do you want tea or coffee? or is it all them lattes and espressos where you come from? did you hear me? - ruby? - ( door opens ) ( sighs ) - let's think. - let's just run. there's no point talking like that. it was bad enough when he found out we were skimming cash off him. when johnny allen finds out we've lost his motors... we ain't lost them, they've been nicked. - we haven't got them, have we? - ash: yeah, they've been nicked... which means he can put in a claim, so it's not the same as last time. i mean, they're bound to be insured. last time he was actually losing money so he got the hump,

why tina turner is giving up her u.s. citizenship. >>> warmer temperatures this weekend. stick around for the updated first warning forecast. >> wjz is always on. for the top stories on cbsbaltimore.com, instant updates and first warning weather all the time, click cbsbaltimore.com. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> a live look outside. >> key bridge. >> i'm always hez tant. you get it -- hesitant. you get it wrong, the phone is going to ring off the hook. >> you know who we should call? don scott. that man knows every bridge. >> the key bridge, tatum bridge, the bay bridge. >> don -- >> mary, i would like to use a life line. >> you're right. if you had to phone a friend, don is the one to do it. >> he knows it all. >> just through osmosis. i learn a lot from him, that's for sure. well, that was a bridge. i can tell you that. [ laughter ] that was definitely a bridge. that was a maryland bridge over some water. i can feel 100% confident in that. it's 41 degrees. i can tell you that water is probably cold, too. 17 is your dew point. relative humidity at 37%. west ainds at -- winds at 7 m

tina kraus, wjz eyewitness news. >> and you can help the victims. catholic relief services isic taking your donations right now. call 1-877-help-crs. or log onto their website, crs.org. >>> here in maryland, we're dealing with our first real winter blast. it's a cold wave for downtown. sales season is wrapping up in grand fashion. probably not the conditions this crew was expecting when they docked at the inner harbor today. >>> live look outside now. how long will these chilly temperatures stick around? wjz is live with first warning weather coverage. meteorologist chelsea ingram is live in quarry lake with the wjz mobile weather lab in baltimore county. but first, bob is updating our temperatures. hi, bob. >> these are temperatures that are really pretty normal for january, not november. in fact, the normal high is around 40, 41. we're at 38 now. only 25 in oakland. 40 in d.c. 39 in easton. and 38 in ocean city. the dew point way down. this is a very dry, cold, canadian air mass. 13-degree dew point. wow. temperatures right now, running 17 degrees

tina, cbs news. >> the 1979 takeover triggered a hostage crisis with 52 u.s. diplomats held for 444 days and the ties between iran and the u.s. have been severed ever since. >>> pretty chaotic scene inside an egyptian courtroom today as mohammad morsi had a brief hearing. >> half of the room exploded in cheers. they were chanting, down with the military. and the other half of the room, including some egyptian journalists were shouting, execution, execution. >> that was cbs's clarissa ward who said the whole thing felt like a circus. security forces are on high alert. we don't see the same kind of violence creeping up that we saw last summer. >> well, the washington redskins are preparing for the minnesota vikings following yesterday's thrilling overtime victory. the third rushing of the game sealed the victory at fedex field. that followed a brilliant goal line in washington stopped the san diego chargers on three places. play the vikings thursday night in minnesota. >> and tomorrow, the d.c. city council is set to vote on a measure that will ask the redskins

. >> ah, but nobody er said life was fair, tina. i'm bigger and i'm faster. >>h. >> a meaner, too. >> h do you teach your ks the concept and protect them from being disappointed. >> and h do you handle them yourself as an adult. ychologist jennifer hartstein has some advice. >> lovely to see you. >> it's something weeach our kids from a young age. you want kids to play fairbe fair, are, all those kind thin. you say sometimes turn into the fix-it mom. >> we do. we turn into the peoe that jump in instead of lting the kids figure out and fight their own battles. >> that's it. >> we saidn the tease that we want to protect them from being disappointed but being disappnted is a good thing. it helps them. it teaches thea lot. ife want them to play fair, we sometimes have to let them figure it out onheir own. >> is that what -- >> yeah. the playground is kindf like ord of the flies." going around taking toys and beg mean to each other your instinct is to jump in and make it okay. that's doing tm a disservice. u can't always fix it. they mig not always be able fix it.

tina, you're wearing sweat pants. it's monday. >> so? >> so that's against the rules and you can't fix them. >> whatever. those rules are real. >> they were real that day i wore a vest. >> because that vest was disgusting. >> does this remind you of high school? >> i'm sweating. >> tell us, do you agree with this study and do you prefer direct aggression or indirect aggression? i prefer direct aggression. >> i don't like any aggression at all. how about you, heather? >> a direct aggression any day. who has time for that? but i think you're letting the guys off easy here because guys can be pretty catty as well. and such gossips too sometimes. >> you know what brian was saying about steve the other night? >> i know! >> now it's time for headlines with heather nauert. do you the headlines and we're going to talk about that dress. >> it's beautiful! >> it's tuesday. >> it's vintage. >> thank you so much. it's a fun debate to have. gonzaga university now reviewing their weapons policy after putting these two seniors on probation for using a

tina krause, wjz, eyewitness news. >> you can help the victims of the typhoon in the philippines. catholic relief services is taking your donations now. you can log on to crs.org. >>> the owner of the miami dolphins is vowing to get to the bottom of the allegations of hazing. ron matz has the latest. >> reporter: he made his first public statements saying that he is appalled. the nfl is investigating the accusations including those against suspended player ritchie incognito. incognito spoke over the weekend insisting that the two are friends. ross who exchanged texts with continue plans -- martin plans to meet with him personally tomorrow. >> i would like to hear from him what happened, why he felt that way and the whole origin, what we did, what we could have done to really prevent something like this from happening. >> reporter: ross has formed an independent advisory group that will review conduct policies to make the dolphins a model for the nfl. don, back to you. >> thank you, ron. ross apologized to fans and says his team will come out of this scandal as a better organizatio

. >>> tina turner has given up her citizenship for tax reasons. though turner is living in high-tax switzerland, that probably wasn't her motivation. 2013 is likely to set a record for the number of people forfeiting their citizenship, more than 2300 have done it already. >>> and we want to show you this giant sinkhole in florida. it's 70 feet wide and 53-feet deep. it's swallowed a boat, a swimming pool and two houses are in danger next. six homes were evacuated. given the carbonate rocks in florida, they soak in water that can dissolve. that's a common trend in florida. >> i'm crushed that tina turner is giving up her citizenship. >> i was a little surprised. >> switzerland is a funny place. there are areas that there are no income taxes. one of them is zuge and it's where a lot of money managers and investment people have moved. i believe it's outside of zur m zurich. i could be wrong. no taxes. but it's mighty cold there. thanks to seema mody. >>> republicans seem to have two options for obama care. they can health the president save it or let

tina kraus reports that knox who served four years in prison has not returned for this trial. >> reporter: raffaele sollecito made a plea to give him back a real life. he and his ex-girlfriend, american college student amanda knox are facing the third trial for the 2007 murder of british student meredith kercher. an expert testified that the dna on the knife prosecutors claimed was the murder weapon belonged to knox, not the victim. that backed up the claim that the knife was a regular kitchen knife. italy's high court ordered a third trial saying the acquittal was full of contradictions. amanda knox is not in court. she told british tv she's too scared to return to italy. >> i was already imprisoned wrongfully. >> he said knox was his first true love and he did not take the accusations seriously at the beginning. >> there'll be another half dozen hearings before the verdict in january. >>> frightened passengers and crew evacuate a plane after a fire at montreal airport in canada. you can see people sliding down the emergency chute while flames and smoke billow through the air. a luggage

. >>> unforgettable day on the job for tina allison. she thought she was going to a regular pep rally at thurgood marshall academy. she was surprised to learn she won the educator award. they are given out every year to award and encourage outstanding teachers. it comes with a cash prize of $25,000. big congrats to her. she is happy. teacher of the year. the scary possibility of a mass shooting at a school sparked students to invent a is so clever that they got a big grant to develop it. it is against the rules to lock classrooms door due to fire regulations and students in northwest d.c. said, hmm, i could come up with a device. this device locks the door from the inside using a pvc piping, hinge, and a good, strong nail. mi m.i.t. liked the idea and sent them a check for $6600. >> it was overwhelming. we are not doing this for all the publicity but doing it to help other people. >> the students hope their invention will some day be fully functional in schools across the country. >>> another new technology is drawing big attention arou

tina kraus, wjz eyewitness news. >> our complete coverage continues. wjz is live in whitemarsh. mike hellgren has more on local relief efforts. hi, mike. >> hi, kai. as you just saw, the need is so great. and so many people are opening their hearts hearts and their pocketbooks. you can see here, some of the donations that are coming in from people right here in maryland who want to help out. some of them have been personally touched by the disaster in the philippines. >> reporter: from the air, you can see entire towns that typhoon haiyan leveled in the philippines. sonya neumeier is one of maryland philippine, her hemtown is gone. her almost 90-year-old mother now lives in a shelter. >> the more i watch television and look at the damages, the worst off i get. >> reporter: but the retired army nurse is determined to turn her grief into action. >> you feel helpless. you cannot control what is happening. you can only control what you can do. and the only way i could really affect them is to do this fundraising event. >> she's not alone. at the river of life international church in

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tina -- not tina -- nancy sinatra wrote the liner notes. and peter kohn is my friend. so their stories and it influenced some of the songs. like the song he is most proud of is a song called "call me irresponsible." and the reason he is is because it dealt, as a lyricist, with five syllable words. he said it was a five-syllable song from a guy that was from a one-syllable neighborhood. [laughter] you never think about that. he was a genius. tavis: i have to get out of the way of your performance. you will do to songs force tonight and i will ask you to say a word about each, why you love the songs so much. you're going to do "come fly with me. >> i was a song he wrote for bright -- or frank that was the title of his album. that song is in the consciousness of america. it's an commercials, everything you can think of. written for at movie. >> the other son you're going to do for site is "the tender trap o." movie with the same name. tavis: all right, let me shut up and make way for these great performances to come in 20 seconds here. the new project from steve tyrell is

tina faye is back with a name english majors will hate. >> do they know you're a bunch of liars? >> tooken as in the past tense of taken. starting a new life in new york city. they will produce with partner from 30 rock. >> and i hope you're happy. >> pop culture, hotered than anything tina faye touches on the hot list. >> speaking of hot, a new type of marketing is all the rage. and it

. >> what are we doing here, tina? >> we're making meatballs. >> reporter: volunteers like tina defranco, will help make 5,000 meatballs for this big italian meal. >> reporter: a lot of these people who donate or come back to work, have some sort of roots in little italy. so it's wonderful to see everybody come back ask help the community. >> cannolis, and cookies for dessert. more than 100 volunteers have made this dinner a major event for 50 years. >> every year, i come in and see new younger people coming. so it's great to see them coming back to help st. leo's stay alive and do what they do best. >> reporter: the big dinner will draw over 2,000 people. check this out. inside, 12,000 home made ravioli. >> so if you want to have a really good dinner with all the trimmings for about $12, you can't get anything better than to come to st. leo's spaghetti ravioli dinner. >> reporter: ron matz, wjz eyewitness news. >> ciao bella. sorry. i was drooling a little bit. it looks so good. it runs sunday, from 12 to 6:00 p.m. it

the topeka has been around since nineteen ninety nine on tina's constitution was changed take it a comic that time in office in two thousand and eight. despite much speculation about as healthy looks like it should be set to continue his role within the house and publicly announced himself that he will be accountants. let's get some analysis now on this with an eight man at an historian specializing in north africa at marquette team in sd in us. thank you very much for being with us on the false flag attacks we haven't yet had from a president with defeat to himself you think it will start. well i think you will hear something from him in january or february i think it's funny that this will probably announce up his his intentions whether to run or not. i'm always seeing him now. she believed in a role 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 it is the report mentioned this is not good this is because i'm not a surprise but he kept the land of nominating him. because the ab

and then the technology matches you how do i get i love that idea even my fair players yes absolutely tina martina i don't i don't know i don't know if you will ever find somebody that's going to i mean you know was popular you know back in the day you could although it is an idea partners with a fellow named alexander ali who runs the p.r. and also a management firm here in los angeles you put it together is it is and i got involved in this nike is involved in a small way on thursdays during the season to coincide with thursday night football in the events section because there's also that you can find out what sporting events are going on eventually when this thing grows up maybe there will be free agent events where mixers and things of that nature you know free pair of nike gear is given away on thursday i'm told that you chat with users during games and part of the apps you're online you know i'm out there i'm up there it's part of the fun you know second windows that's on his own wife still in production my wife spent the other with reducing baby she's. she she is indeed a producer s

now it's gting to be that tina is the standard. it ds look vy good. >> i'mxcited to try it out. thank you. a lk at san fraisco city hall which is booked u with couples getting married all day today. why? becausit's 11-12-13. >> o yeah. >> the santa cruz couy clerk's office is holding ceronies every i half hour from 9:30 to 5:00. but ten of the3 openis have been filled. now the next date with consecutive numbers is next year, 12-13-14. >> tay in about three hours that goe deeper. 9-10-112-13. i'm happy i can still add. christina loren what's going on? >> looking good. marla, going to buy a lottery ticket,ac book pro. the upper 50s, we're tracking showers is morning and you can all of theicro climas are era covered. we face our camera to the east. make an appearance. staing to we've got rn clouds overhead so let's get to that. you can see the north bay getting a littl bit of activity. the bulk of the moistur right now is moving right or the north endf the peninsula and san francio so as you mak your way up 101 and 0, you do wanto travel cautiously. we're going to be storm tracking

we've been touching on what tina brown calls the high-low mix. there's news and there's some entertainment. a little bit entertainment tonight, a little bit "meet the press," and is that a hard line to walk, and how do you know where to find the balance? >> it's not. it's not hard, but the problem is finding enough of the proper stars i think are worthy of the cnn audience, and i put that in the most polite way possible. if it's clooney or oprah, it blends absolutely effortlessly into everything else that we do, but, you know, it's jarring if you're going if a few rungs too far down the celebrity ladder like i mentioned earlier. i think you got to be careful that you maintain a credibility and that your audience is intelligent and knowledgeable and they want to be entertained in a smart way. if you have clooney, he can talk to the audience in a way that's not remotely jarring. sometimes, and i won't name names, i felts as an interviewer we shouldn't have this person on cnn. it's just -- they are not able to talk about stuff in a way that i think

tina says th is my husband, prate first class robert ortiz. he is deployed and we're expecting our third child. he ipires me with his potive out look on the even more daunting situation. he's our rk, our cornerstone and everything. that is from tina. this is so arable. my little man chris inspes me evy day. he's aistic and such a hap kid. this is from his mother susan. keep them coming guys. >>> tamron, thank yovery much. a police officer so aumatized on what he saw on thday of the newtown school shootg he has not been able to retn to work and now town offials are threatening to fire hi he's witus with his story. but now, on a monday mning, veterans day, this is "tay" on nb al >>> coming u why george clooney is taking on b names hollywood. >>nd a concert from lady antebllum after your local news and weatr. [ male announcer ] mmmm. cinnamon and sug so delicious. oh yeah. the cinna-swe taste yojust can't resist. cinnamon toast crunch. crave those crazy uares®. >> it's 7:26. i'm jon kelley. the fire thatent dangerous smok in the air out at rwood

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tina, what was your reaction when you found out your policy was cancelled. that was a surprise to you, wasn't it? >> it was. i received a letter in the mail and it was complete disbelief. now i'm just angry. >> when you first heard the president say, i'm going to fix this. i'm going to tell those insurance companies what they have to do. did that give you hope? >> no, i didn't buy it. i didn't believe it. when you listen to what he actually said, all he's doing is extending your current plan in

. - tina. - billy mitchell. pleased to meet ya. this'll keep your strength up... tina? - hi, mickey. - hello, stacey. - oh, well, that ain't helping. - helping what? the kareena situation. talking to teenage kids will not win someone's heart over. kareena's the one not helping, taking drugs. - thought you got over that? - i tried and things ain't the same no more. how much? who you trying to impress? that's for me to know. ( coughs ) oh, are you still feeling bad? it's sore to swallow. i'll nip out and buy you some medicine, shall i? - how's my soldier? - ain't great. no? we'll have to stick some ice on that, mate. ease the swelling round your throat. you know what? i've been dreaming about food. i was at this banquet and they brought out this suckling pig... - yeah, can we sort darren out first? - you're right. sorry, luv, - he needs the old vip treatment today, don't he? - yeah. - two teas, please. - see your money first. c'mon, ian. she's still shaking from that mugging. she don't need you giving her a hard time an' all. - two teas was it? - yeah, sugar in mine. not

tina, what was your reaction when you found out your policy was cancelled. that was a surprise to you, wasn't it? >> it was. i received a letter in the mail and it was complete disbelief. now i'm just angry. >> when you first heard the president say, i'm going to fix this. i'm going to tell those insurance companies what they have to do. did that give you hope? >> no, i didn't buy it. i didn't believe it. when you listen to what he actually said, all he's doing is extending your current plan in to the next year. so -- if it weren't being cancelled now it would be cancelled a year from now. >> basically your insurance company said hey, call back because there maybe answers later on. you don't know what it will cost, if anything. >> i don't. i put a call in to my insurance carrier and i was able to speak to someone just three days ago. they had no answers for me. told me to call back on monday. >> that's great because you have only six or seven weeks to even pull it off so you can get insurance. betty, your situation is you and your husband will, who's in the

i haven't heard the tina analogy that ben made earlier because there's nothing else to buy, there is nothing else to buy, t.i.n.a., i'm going to borrow that. europe, a lot of very shot people said i'm poking around in europe and i'm starting to buy big cap european stocks, a lot of people said he was nuts, he's outperformed. >> you can be right but at the wrong time.

tina hurst says she has no doubt it was blamed to blame for her break down. >> any other changes in your life in the weeks or months leading up to this? >> no other medications. >> no changes in your diet. >> no. >> any hardship at home. >> no. >> job problems. >> no. >> how convince redirect examination you that the drug is what caused this break down. >> without a doubt. i went off the deep end. it changed my mind, it childrenned my brain that -- it changes the chemical in my brain, and it caused this. absolutely. i am absolutely positive that it was the chantix. pfizer recently paid close to $300 million to settle most of the 2700 lawsuits filed against the company over chantix suicides. and other serious side effects. >> at the same time, the company has also stepped

tina -- not tina -- nancy sinatra wrote the liner notes. and peter kohn is my friend. so their stories and it influenced some of the songs. like the song he is most proud of is a song called "call me irresponsible." and the reason he is is because it dealt, as a lyricist, with five syllable words. he said it was a five-syllable song from a guy that was from a one-syllable neighborhood. [laughter] you never think about that. he was a genius. tavis: i have to get out of the way of your performance. you will do to songs force tonight and i will ask you to say a word about eachwhy you love the songs so much. you're going to do "come fly with me. >> i was a song he wrote for bright -- or frank that was the title of his album. that song is in the consciousness of america. it's an commercials, everything you can think of. written for at movie. >> the other son you're going to do for site is "the tender trap o." movie with the same name. tavis: all right, let me shut up and make way for these great performances to come in 20 seconds here. the new project from steve tyrell is c

what tina will do is go through each page and take an image. we have two pains of glass on top and what that does is, it presses the page so that it is flat and that will provide a nice clear, image once it is online. it is a versatile set up we can scan all types of books and we want to be prepared for that. after the image capture step we have the third and final step. we call this the republishing step we want to ensure that every page is present and make sure the images are clear and the content has been captured. what she is doing now is performing the kquality check ad setting the book up now to be used online. all of the content inside that crop box will display online. and once karina verifies that the quality is correct and the presentation is correct she will upload the book. once you look at the item on our website, we have an inbrowser read reader. you are able to page through and search the text and view it in a number of ways. there are a number of file for mats that you can download as well. a pdf, a kindle file and an e feel. co

nhk world's tra tina gao son has the story. >> reporter: this morning i met eduardo gonzalez, a survivor from the town of gee want on assume march island where the typhoon first made landfall. he was visiting his family when the disaster struck. >> translator: 100% of houses were destroyed. people can't buy anything because the stores have been ransacked. the problem people face is that there is no more food, no electricity, no water and no rice. there's nothing left. anything that wasn't ruined by the water has already been looted. >> reporter: gonzalez and his family rushed to the airport to escape but the military aircraft allowed only one person to board. the family decided he should go first because he was familiar with manila. he has no idea what happened to them after he left and no way of communicating with them. >> translator: it's not like tacloban where communication has already been restored. there's no way of reaching them. i haven't had any contact since i left. i'm sad and always thinking about what they will eat that d day. >> reporter: the devastation on assume march isl

tina krause, cbs news. >> the storm that size hit the west coast, this is what it would look like. stretching from seattle down to san diego for 1200 miles long. one cbs reporter gives us a look at now what it was like to be middle of that -- in the middle of that raging stole. >> for about 40 minutes now. we actually transferred from another hotel room but that room is completely ripped off and so we're here at this hotel room hoping nothing bad will happen to us. >> that group had to move again after the ceiling of the room caved in. they rode out the storm for about three hours before seeing the complete devastation outside. kpix 5 is partnering up with the red cross to raise money for the typhoon victims. we're going to have a phone bank all day on thursday from 6:00 in the morning until 7:00 at night and you can find more details at our website. kpix.com. >>> tonight the oakland city council takes up an idea designed to cut down on crime. a curfew would bar anyone younger than 18 from being out in public late at night. mark kelly is live in oakland with more on the proposal. m

what tina will do is go through each page and take an image. we have two panes of glass on top and what that does is, it presses the page so that it is flat and that will provide a nice clear, image once it is online. it is a versatile set up we can scan all types of books and we want to be prepared for that. after the image capture step we have the third and final step. we call this the republishing step we want to ensure that every page is present and make sure the images are clear and the content has been captured. what she is doing now is performing the quality check and also setting the book up now to be used online. there's a crop box on each page so all of the content inside that crop box will display online. and once karina verifies that the quality is correct and the presentation is correct she will upload the book. it takes 24 to 48 hours for the book to appear on our website. once you look at the item on our website, there's a couple different ways to look. we have the inbrowser reader to browse through, search the text and view in a

tina towner-pender witnessed the assassination of jfk. tina, thanks for joining me today. we want to talk about that time in your life as just a young girl. you were standing in fronting of the texas book depository. you were filming the motorcade with your father. tell me about why you and your dad were there and what memory vividly stands out to you from that day. >> well, my dad had shown me how to use the camera, an 8 millimeter movie camera, so i knew how to use it and i was focused on doing it correctly and keeping the camera still. he would let me know when it was time to get ready to shoot the film. and we stepped into the street when he asked permission of a nearby policeman if we could step into the street when the motorcade approached so we could take our film closer. and that's what we did. i stood right there on the corner an panned the motorcade or actually just the limousine as it turned around the corner. i was looking through the view finder the whole time. >> we're looking at images that you shot yourself as that 13-year-old little girl. you were intervie

tina, you got a good one. joe, she'll see you tomorrow at brunch. i mean, you know, one day. so speaking of the simpsons, her younger sister ashley people are saying may be addicted to plastic surgery. i don't see addiction. i do see surgery. here are the two sisters holookg modern. jessica looks great. ashley looks great. but jessica looks greater. ashley famously got her nose job back in 2006. best moy ever spent. really? best money ever spent. it looks like she might get a little on her top lip. but according to "the star" ashley is also a regular use of fillers and plumpers. listen, she's still very young. she's like 29 years old. she's been married and divorced and has a child, but i have to say, that is the best use of filler work. as a modern woman i say do what you need to do. especially if you have a sister as beautiful as jessica simpson and you're the frog on the side. it's jessica who has a problem with her doing this. probably because jessica doesn't want her sister to be as pretty as her. you know you pretty girls are. you always want to be the pretdiepret prett

. >> tina took the day off from school 50 years ago to see president john f. kennedy with her father. she was 13 years old and thrilled to have her own footage of the motorcade. >> you shot video that no one else shot. >> i was the last film of the limousine before he got shot and leading up into the film. >> you turned off the camera and what happened? >> i'm told it was about 2 seconds the first gunshot. >> three shots were fired. president kennedy was hit. >> what was it like to be in the middle of all that? >> it was confusing. people were yelling and running in all directions, and there were sirens blaring everywhere, and it was just chaos. >> less than two hours later, lehar lee harvey oswald was arrested. >> it's hard to believe that i was here for such a world tragedy. >> the family's camera is now on display at the museum where the book depository used to be. in dallas vinita nair cbs news. >> tina was the youngest photographer at the kennedy assassination. >> she says she remembers it like it was yesterday but has no plans to attend anniversary event

tina will be discussed at the end of november. we are planning to spend on our peonies emissions. on the new board found that these are the itu nation on decommissioning and to move on to cover some of them are intended to thwart the dishes. amato says she needs to cooperate with india the shoulder nine stations in addressing the nuclear crisis in all that to regain the trust of the global community. he said the team willing to see real talents. amato says he believes that the visit may ease concerns of japan's than a dozen other companies about the dangers of the radioactive water leaks japan's crown prince and princess trouble to the mythos to cape region of you out there prefecture at all finding car is going to local residents that today told came up on the back of visits to disaster stricken areas in oldest in september uh uh. it's not like going from being so smart go visit the coastal city of qom when she owns a bank. the area was devastated by the crew pricing them out and consume it. it is home to the largest temple re housing complex in the city of oakland for comfort an

tina and betty are joining me now. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> you know, what was your reaction when you found out your policy was cancelled? that was a surprise to you. >> it was. it was complete disbelief and now i am just angry. >> when you first heard the president say i will fix this and step in and tell those insurance companies what to do. did that give you hope? >> no, i didn't believe it. when you listen to what he actually said he is extending your current plan into the next year. so, if it weren't cancelled now it would be a year from now. your insurance company said call back because there may be answers. you don't know what it will cost if anything? >> i put a phone call and i was able to speak to someone just three days ago, and they had no answers for me and told me to call back on monday. >> that's great. you only have 6 or 7 weeks to get insurance. betty, your situation you and your husband will own a business. and you have 30 employees and so you probably thought we would not be affected. we a

. >> pues muchas gracias, seÑora tina. (risa). >> de nada, seÑor gancho. >> lo que se le ofrezca, adoraciÓn. >> gracias, seÑor, bueno, y, y si encuentra al camiÓn ahÍ que me atropellÓ pos tomele las placas, y, pos lo lleva a la delegaciÓn, ¿no? >> con gusto, delegaciÓn, di, digo adoraciÓn, em. >> um. >> con permiso, ¿eh? >> con pers. >> ah, pues sin mano es mejor, ¿verdad? >> ¿ah? >> pos pa quÉ. (risa). >> suerte. >> quÉ tipazo es el seÑor pancho, ¿verdad, seÑora? >> bueno, bue, tengo que admitir que tienes razÓn, adoracion. >> uhum. >> ay, me quiero morir. >> ay no, no digas eso, defunciÓn, tÚ no te puedes morir, porque yo te necesito

. >> tina hurst and her perfect life as a wife, mother, business woman came unhinged after she started taking chantix. >> i walked around the house screaming, yelling, crying. i was threatening suicide at that time. i threatened to jump out of a moving car. then the police came, and the paramedics, and they had to tie me up, put restraints on me. >> hurst wound up in this hospital. five days in a locked psychiatric ward. the experience prompted hurst to start a blog about chantix. where according to comments posted on her site it could have been worse. >> this one was posted august 21st. i lost my - i lost my best friend and father to my children. he was taking chantix. he came angry, he hung himself in front of me. i could not save him. >> according to u.s. foodand drug administration documents obtained by "america tonight" under the freedom of information act. 544 suicides have been reported to the fda as adverse event associated with chapt. >>. fda documents show 1869 attempted suicides associated with chant ix. we should point out the adverse effect reports don't prove chantix make

tina and betty are joining me now. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> you know, what was your reaction when you found out your policy was cancelled? that was a surprise to you. >> it was. it was complete disbelief and now i am just angry. >> when you first heard the president say i will fix this and step in and tell those insurance companies what to do. did that give you hope? >> no, i didn't believe it. when you listen to what he actually said he is extending your current plan into the next year. so, if it weren't cancelled now it would be a year from now. your insurance company said call back because there may be answers. you don't know what it will cost if anything? >> i put a phone call and i was able to speak to someone just three days ago, and they had no answers for me and told me to call back on monday. >> that's great. you only have 6 or 7 weeks to get insurance. betty, your situation you and your husband will own a business. and you have 30 employees and so you probably thought we would not be affected. we a