in 1937, at the time this picture--one of our witnesses is--is victor ruther, walter's brother, who talks... c-span: another photo in the--in the group to--in the book, too? >> guest: i have to go and s--i have to be--see what page you're on. this is a big book. i have to see what page you're on--196. c-span: yeah, he's the... >> guest: talks a little bit about--there's a wonderful story in here about--about how a woman faints in an auto plant on the west side of detroit, and victor ruther goes to her and says, 'do you think you could do the same thing again tomorrow?' he manages to get her to do the same thing again tomorrow, and that's how he effectively gets people out on strike and gets union membership up a--up again. c-span: another photo is a russian child weeping over a dead mother. i don't know if you remember this photo. it's on the screen now. >> guest: i do it very well and--i do remember it very well, and i--when i look back at this picture, as i do so often, it's a picture we've--it's a picture repeated so many times. it's just a very intimate picture. you know, seven millio

victor sweeping right. and the beaver think upset 35-30 but marcus drives the duck down the field in the final minute and a half hits josh and game winner. 9 catches. 1 86 yards 3 touch downs. the duck beat the beaver for sixth consecutive time 36-35. washington. pumped up. with the aluminum helmet or whatever that is. against washington state in the apple cup. holiday over the top to ricky 10-3 cougars. huskies tied in the third. huge tight end. jenkins. shot there. but that tied it at 10. bishop sank ran for over 200 yards and 7 yard td washington reclaims the apple cup 27-17. to the ice we go. shark hosting the st. louis blue 2 team with history. dan boyle and max. 35 seconds in. burn burns. light the lamb. sharks up 1 nothing. they team up later in the period hear as correspondent joe. beautiful pass to burns. shark led 4 nothing. seemed like the game was over but blue come back. vladimir to schwartz. power of the schwartz. 4-3. it's an old joke. burns puts the game away on the hat trick. baseball. yes.

. >> ukraine's president victor janakovich, trilateral talks in in his country in the next year. >> there should be no trilateral format. the times of limited sornity are hoafer in europe. >> in kiev, yunokovich supporters shot their support for his position, to retain ties to russia. >> there are reasons why the document wasn't signed. we don't want to be brought to our niece, we are a proud people. >> we need to finish our old reforms first and only then can we great into urine and match their standards. >> this is the proyanakovich reporters, they are all $ear $1a day expenses. only a few hundred pleerts away from the presidential rally, the protest erst were pledging to, president y yanokovich has on hand. >> it depends on being whafns wt happens next. in. >> the pro-european rallies are excepted through the weekend. the students say they well continue their protests next week. >> the decision, is drawing criticism. five former u.s. envoys is a down grade in u.s. vatican ties, state department says it will be completed ahead of schedule. >>> part 2 of our album from mitch, two top tea

. >> host: v-victor victor, good afternoon or good morning to you. on major holidays google changes their logo to commemorate historical figures or holidays and this past easter you a post criticizing google for changing their logo commemorating cesar chavez rather than jesus christ and how offensive it was and it was a slap in the face to christians and my question is -- and i see your yarmulke. what is a way like you writing articles like this and also, do you think that something like this demonstrates how kind of polarizing -- i've heard people on the right use bing exclusively in how that came about. >> guest: as far as making a nice jewish boy to defend christianity i would say that jesus was also a nice jewish boy. as far as my belief about christianity, i've always felt that judeo-christian religion is the wellspring of morality in this country, and as a society becomes more secular, freedom for jews to go away alongside freedom for christians. in california there's already a bill moving through the california assembly that would strip the no

victor crist several publishers. >> guest: the next one is with simon & schuster. they're wonderful. i'm glad to be working with them again. i started off with thomas nelson, harpercollins, simon & schuster. >> host: do you do while you're riding at home? computer? >> guest: in some cases i do research that requires me to go out of the house. for "primetime propaganda" i get a lot of on-site interviews, but i'm very happy to work from home. this is the lead in the future game. everyone is going to be working from home and it's going to be fabulous. to spend time with your family. view on how to set in the office and wait for the next irrelevant meeting. >> host: did you push on prime "primetime propaganda"? >> guest: no, not too much. they were kind of test i didn't tell them i was conservative upfront but i felt obligation to do that because it's the same regardless of who is asking it. i tried not to vary my answers. they are typically as articulated in the way you want them to be, whether that strident or not as strident, regardless of who is asking the question

. >> volunteers like retired lieutenant colonel victor perez are there to serve. >> how are you today? >> good. >> reporter: perez visits every thanksgiving as a member of the warrior brotherhood motorcycle club it's an opportunity for us even as current servicemembers to remind ourselves of the great sacrifices all these folks shared with the country. >> reporter: they share pictures and generations of stories. they serve wars apart but they have that in common. the residents here come from all over the country. >> oh, yeah. >> reporter: ken served two tours in vietnam. he appreciates the visits from volunteers. >> it's good for a lot of the gentlemen and ladies that don't have families anymore or they're far away. >> it just, again, renews my faith that perhaps maybe one day when i need that friendship, when i need that brotherhood, there are going to be folks like us coming out just sharing some time with me. thank you, enjoy your meal. >> reporter: perez says he'll be back for easter, another opportunity to give thanks. danielle nottingham, cbs news, washington. >>> straight ahead

victor sorbel did the fore word for me. >> my word, look at that. you are kidding me. can you believe that? that is brilliant. >> i want to make a bid on that. >> that's amazing. >> you don't have that happen every day, do you? i am speechless. >> show me what's in the back. >> oh, my god. >> that's amazing. >> get out. >> can you believe this? >> a little bit of this and a little bit of that. >> that's amazing. >> get out. >> i can't. i can't believe it. that is amazing. thank you so much. >> obviously for so long, it has been so iconic. >> you skim through this book, just skimming through the book, you see these images and these impressions and you can remember parts of your life based upon what you are looking at in the book. >> it's such an amazing book. >> i just opened up to one, mare lip monroe. it tells you so much about her and her and everything we know and things we don't know. it's all right there in a participating on a page. >> one day many years ago when i was an art student on 57th street from karn dee hall, i'm sitting on the big long steps and we used

why were the yankees the victors? aggressively submissive, they fear the line even ashamed. to your door, confederates not only cannot get him to the overwhelming recent resources interpretation of their defeat, but the sentiments of the address, they invoke the appomattox terms and particularly the will not be disturbed cause is issued against social change and a weapon of them in battle over black civil rights. republican efforts to get the re-people measure of equality and opportunity and protection were met by confederate protest is such a radical agenda was a betrayal of the appomattox term. the prospect of black citizenship is one virginia newspaper put it, the less disturbed side. in short, confederates believed that lee had drawn the line in the sand at appomattox. north carolina poet put it most distinctly. urgent southerners to model good behavior she wrote in the summer of 1866 that lee had quote not stoop to scrimmaged crowd had one breath to surrender to create. confederates would observe the parole terms, but she insisted an honorable enemy should not desire. i

get with senator imhoff and work out an agreement on the transportation bill and then with senator victor on the water resources development act. vitter onator the water resources development act. i guess it is because we keep getting elected. i get to go to these chairman's inches and see all the women leadership roles makes a big difference. what susan said is true. you look at the violence against women act, the women in the senate, every single one of us voted for that bill. that is what broke the dam so that the house really adopted some of the provisions in the senate know that were important to women and other things. this has been happening time and again where things are going pretty bad and the women are able to step in. i hope we see more and more of it in the future. i especially hope we see it on some of these judge confirmations going forward. >> you know, one quick comment on that. any raises a really important point. there is critical mass of women , but alsoate now women are in key leadership roles. back in 2003 when i was chairman of the homeland security committee, i wa

and i will suggest that the dates over these terms reveal not only the bitterness between the victors but deep divisions in each society north and south. we will begin with the confederate interpretation. april 8, 1965 he said in response to grant's suggestion that the confederate cause was hopeless and at the time had come to capitulate. he wrote to be frank i do not think that emergency has arisen to call for the surrender of the army that is the restoration of peace should be the object ids tire to know whether your proposals would lead to that end and i cannot meet you with a view to the surrender of the northern virginia but as far as your proposal may tend to the restoration of peace, i should be pleased to meet you. in using the word restoration twice, he began to elaborate his vision of an honorable peace. what did he mean by restoration? it was of course the favorite scene of the northern peace democrats who deplore the lincoln administration's conduct of the war particularly the advent of paint to veto an invitation and sought to return the union is the way it was at the 186

is a small sampling of some of them we have in the collection and one of her favorite designers is victor. and she loved her shoes. many of the shoes we have say made expressly for mamie eisenhower. mamie's love of fashion did not begin in the white house. this dress shows her love of fashion. she was about 30 years old. too old to be considered a flapper but stylish. let's look at some of the exhibits that focus on her style. she was known for her special bangs and called the mamie look and you could purchase fake bangs to clip into your hair. mamie would go to the salons to get her hair done and elizabeth arden had a hair stylist create her drawings so mamie could take them with her so if she had to go to another stylist, her hair was always perfect. >> you are on. this series of calls, influence and image, how much did she influence american women's looks? >> she was extremely popular. she set off a rage for pink, set off a rage for bangs and everybody wanted to look like mamie. it seems strange to us post jacqueline kennedy but she had the best taste in dresses. and everybody tried to

in this age when there can be no losers in peace and no victors in war, we must recognize the obligation to match national strength with national restraint. we must be prepared at one and the same time for both the confrontation of power and the limitation of power. we must be ready to defend the national interest and to negotiate the common interest. this is the path that we shall continue to pursue. those who test our courage will find it strong, and those who seek our friendship will find it honorable. we will demonstrate anew that the strong can be just in the use of strength; and the just can be strong in the defense of justice. and let all know we will extend no special privilege and impose no persecution. we will carry on the fight against poverty and misery, and disease and ignorance, in other lands and in our own. we will serve all the nation, not one section or one sector, or one group, but all americans. these are the united states -- a united people with a united purpose. our american unity does not depend upon unanimity. we have differences; but now, as in the past, we can d

in this age when there can be no losers in peace and no victors recognize thet obligation to match national strength with national restraint. [applause] we must be prepared at one and the same time for both the confrontation of power and the limitation of power. we must be ready to defend the national interest and to negotiate the common interest. is the path that we shall continue to pursue. courage willt our find it strong. and those who seek our friendship will find it honorable. new thatemonstrate a the strong can be just and the use -- can be just in the use of strength. and the just can be strong in the defense of justice an. and let all know we will extend no special privilege and impose no persecution. we will carry on the fight against poverty and misery and disease and ignorance in other lands and in our own. ,e will serve all the nations not one sector or one group, but all americans. [applause] these are the united states, a united people with a united purpose. our american unity does not depend upon unanimity. we have differences hearing but now, as in the past, we can derive f

in the end, the pinlt size competitor is the victor with a scratch to dad's eyeball. >> silicon valley is the land of innovation and entrepreneurship. what happens when someone steals your idea? >> it hams more often than you think. smaller company usually pay the price or are driven out of business. stephanie joins with us the story new at 11:00. >> good evening. we're talking about innovation and big stakes. the stage for patents can be big and small. especially for those small companies, it can make or break a business. from apple versus samsung to apple versus google. the wars continue. a battle to grab as much of the estimated $300 billion market. >> we have always been shameless about stealing great ideas. >> reporter: and it all boils down to who tones right patent. >> it has been like the while west no sheriff in sight. >> reporter: it can cost millions for product redesign. for start-ups, kit cost everything. >> this can put us out of business. >> reporter: forcing the end. kate got her mba from stanford in 2011 and launched ditto.com less than a year later. it features techno

. >>> san francisco 49ers victorous climbing back into that playoff position. >> i don't want to pour cold water on that, but they played the redskins. >> you're right. and they were set up to allow the 49ers to pass through. more on sfa.com. >> relax. i,,,,,,

. >>> san francisco 49ers victorous climbing back into that playoff position. >> i don't want to pour cold water on that, but they played the redskins. >> you're right. and they were set up to allow the 49ers to pass through. more on sfa.com. >> relax. i have to be contrary on that. >> cbssf.com. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, our next newscast is tomorr morning at 4-30. >>> kpix.com for a blog on what colin kaepernick did tonight as well as the raiders. >> bingo. letterman is next. ( band playing "late show" theme ) >> from the heart of broadway, broadcasting across the nation and around the world, it's the "late show" with david letterman. tonight... plus paul shaffer and the cbs orchestra. i'm alan kalter. and now, covered with three-day grime, david letterman! (cheers and applause)

. >> reporter: analyst victor cha says other americans have been detained because they were in sensitive border areas or acting as missionaries, which the north koreans view as a threat, but this case is very different. >> this is the first instance where an american has been detained while on an official tour group in north korea. >> reporter: why was he taken? newman served as a u.s. army officers in the korean war, was questioned about that the day before he was to leave. the north koreans could have mistaken him for another american named merrill newman, who is also -- >> or the other is it is part of a broader concerted effort to put pressure on the united states to get them to come back to the negotiating table. >> reporter: he's talking about the effort to discussing north korea's nuclear program. but and fellow american kenneth bay and those tours when the north koreans count on for hard cash may also dry up. brian todd, thanks very much. >>> we're joined by merrill newman's wife lee and his son jeff. thanks to both of you very much. we're hoping obviously for the beth. have you

early on, victor cruz would get coralled by the cowboys. he's rumbled 50 yards, to give 7-0 lead. tony rowe mow ha romo, looked un whiten. he eli manning, it's tied up 21. romo is jacked up because we get a shot of bailey, not that kind of bailey, dan bailey. how about those cowboys, they win 24-21, they are tied with the eagles. >> that's when you separate yourself as a quarterback and as a team in general, when you are able to make those drives in critical moments. our quarterback stepped up and did a hell of a job and i think the giets around him did a heck of a job. >> throughout all the talk and everything we played plenty of games where stuff like that happens and you got to go play and the better team will win and that's usually what happens in the nfl. >> indianapolis some weeks they look unstoppable, some weeks they look all of. today the awful awful awful. cardinals coach bruce arias, hammered the colts, 40-11 is the final. i love it when cam and the pan terse does the superman impression like this. ryan tannehill cocks and rocks it. dolphins looking to keep their playof

victor cruz, stripped, mugged into jeff heats. rumbling 50 yards to give dallas a 7-0 lead. in the third tony romal with a touchdown 199 - do i hear 200? yes. cowboys in control. up 21-6. eli manning buying time. me finds louis murray. giants 2-point conversion tying it up. tony roma connecting on two critical tries. roma was jacked. we have a shot of dan bailey from 35 yards out. how about them cowboys, they win 24-21. they are tied for first with the eagles. as for the giants, they drop to four and seven. >> our mind says we have to win five. we have five left. we have to win every one. that's the only way to get a chance. we don't know if it will be good enough. it's the only way. next we have washington. we have to go there and find a way to win. >> we lost a game. we were excited about winning, it's gone. >> indianapolis - some weeks they look unstoppable other weeks they are terrible. the cardinals defense harassed. >> int in for the team. cardinals coach gets revenge against his old team. >> all right. i love it when caro linea nujent does the superman celebration. wi

if you listen to their statements it sounds as if they see themselves the victors. if they reach a final point where there is a be all end all agreement. i think the winners will be the people of iran. they have suffered through economic sanctions and there is a long way to go before the significant sanctions are lifted. here is a taste of what some told us today. >> every one is happy. young people like us we are thinking about kidifficulties i their life. they want to be involved with other countries and make the de best life. >> here is what many iranians are happy about. they are happy about their government standing firm and demanding their right for a pieeaceful program. they believe this was their right and even though it is not written in this agreement. iran will be able to enrich uranium at 5% and that is something iranians are celebrating as well. >> is there a sense that a broader plan will be reached once the six month deal runs out? >> at this point that sense is not there. i think iranians look back at the 34 years of miss trust with washington and th

the submarines rounded off the victors scoring twice the 3 lives nil victory. >> on top of italy, after beating lavorno with a 2-nil win. roma could take top spot. boxer mannyp pacquio, his victoy against rios was watched by thousands in the city oft tacloban. richard nickel son reports. >> the pressure couldn't have been greater. manny pachaio fought for his career and also for the people of his homeland who are still reeling from typhoon haiyan which devastated the philippines earlier this month. tacloban city was one of the hardest-hit areas. nothing their nation's favorite son was cheered on. thousands of survivors gathered to watch the fight at the city's astrodome stadium and when the action started, packman didn't disappoint. the 34-year-old dominated rios claiming what appeared to be a victory. >> this fight is for you, especially those peoples and families who are affected by the typhoon and i am happy god answered my prayer. thank you so. >> he was a congressman in the philippines and faces a difficult time when he gets home to help the recovery. you don't feel the sadness. th

i'm christi paul. >> i'm victor blackwell. the u.s. and other world powers reach a historic deal with iran. the accord temporarily freezes much of iran's nuclear program. it limits the ability to enrich urani uranium. iran mao allow intrusive monitoring and in return gets some sanctions relief. >> at least two deaths being blamed on a deadly winter storm sweeping across the country. the west has been hammered by floods and snow. now bitter cold and ice expected in the northeast which could mean long delays for all of you traveling for thanksgiving. >> three members of willie nels nelson's band was hurt after the tour bus crashed. police blamed heavy rain and wind. willie nelson was not on the bus at the time. according to his website, the tour is suspended until december. >> number four, manny pacquiao is back. it was a unanimous decision against brandon rios. he dedicated his win to the victim and survivors of the super typhoon. >> police say a home in studio city, california, that apparently belongs to mily cyrus was burglarized. onl

i'm kristi paul. >> i'm victor blackwell. >> the u.s. and other world towers reach an historic deal with iran. it freezes a good chunk of their nuclear program. iran has to allow what's called intrusive monitoring. in return, it gets sanctions relief. >> at least two deaths are blamed on a deadly winter storm sweeping across the country. the west has been hammered by floods and snow. now, bitter cold and ice are due to sweep into the northeast. this could mean long delays. pack some patience as you head into the thanksgiving holiday. >>> a convenience store clerk and his father accused of trying to rip off their father with a pair of lottery tickets. they lied to the man and paid out winnings as $1,000. the story lotto machine wasn't working problemerly. >>> a home that apparently belongs to miley cyrus was robbed. only a few personal items were taken. they found no evidence of forced entry. representatives did not immediately return our calls for comment. yesterday was supposed to be a happy day, miley's 21st birthday. >> i'm sure it wa

and now 2% the medal for distinguished contribution to american letters is victor novosti. he is one of american journalism's great treasures. longtime editor and publisher of the nation, he is author of six books including the national book award-winning naming names. he is delacorte festered magazines at columbia university's graduate school of journalism, director of the george t. tell it arts center and chairman of the columbia journalism review. it gives me great leisure to introduce fake turn of ascii. [applause] ♪ >> i'm floating on maya angelou's cloud. i love that and let me say when i was asked to introduce my good friend e.l. doctorow this evening i was honored to be asked and said yes because i have such admiration for his books, his plays and his other writings, his short stories but on reflection it has occurred to me that edgar has won more awards than our good for him. [laughter] among them the national book award, the saul bellow award for achievement and american fictios medal bestowed by president clinton in 1988 and a gold medal bestowed by the america

when yankees the victors so reticent holmes explained. quote beard the lion in chains. the confederates invoke the overwhelming numbers of resources interpretation of their defeat in the sentiments of the farewell address that invoke the appomattox terms and particularly the will not be disturbed claws as a shield of social change in the weapon in the looming battle over black civil rights. republican efforts to get the free people a measure of equality opportunity and protection were met by a confederate protest that such a radical agenda was at the trail of the appomattox terms, that the prospect of black citizenship is one virginia newspaper put a quote disturbs us unquote. in short confederates believed that we have drawn a line in the sand at appomattox. the north carolina poet barry baird park put it most succinct way. urging southerners to model their behavior on that of lee she was in the summer of 1866 that lee had quote not stoop to his randomly proud head one hairs revved since he surrendered to grant. confederates would observe their parole terms but more th

victor investigates. >> that's my child. we are going fight until it's all over. that's all we ever asked for was the truth of what happened. >> reporter: they hope to find that truth in the hundreds of hours of surveillance video recorded the day sheriff's investigators say the 17-year-old died. look carefully. there he is in the white t-shirt and jeans carrying a yellow folder. the johnson's have this video as a result of the lawsuit. investigators in georgia told the johnson's and their attorneys he climbed into a gym mat reaching for this shoe and the death was an accident. >> they know their child did not climb into a wrestling mat, get stuck and die. where is that video? >> reporter: the sheriff's office said that moment was not recorded. the johnson's questioned moments in the surveilness vid owe like this. he's seen running inside the gym, then another video of other students. they can't tell from the surveilness video what happened to kendrick and when the other kids entered. >> we don't have a time code to synchronize the events that are shown in the vid

>> thanks so much, victor. >>> and we'll be right back. ♪ (train horn) vo: wherever our trains go, the economy comes to life. norfolk southern. one line, infinite possibilities. stick with innovation. stick with power. stick with technology. get the flexcare platinum. new from philips sonicare. >>> talk real estate. michael jordan's massive estate was supposed to be auctions off yesterday. the auction company says they put it off because demand is stronger than expected. jordan's estate, take a look in chicago's highland park suburb. 56,000 square feet, and got a nice little, i guess, pond, or swimming pool. of course, an indoor basketball court. bidders need to put up, guess what? a quarter million dollars deposit just to be able to place a bid on this house. incredible indoor theater. you name it. all right. we're joined by michael corbett. a real estate author and a book also. michael what have you heard about the delay? nobody's going to buy this and flip it. we know that. or at least we suspect. >> hopefully not. >> buy it and revel in living in it. what do you know about the dela

. >> and i'm victor blackwell. you are in the "cnn newsroom." >>> 43 million people are expected to travel this holiday weekend, or this thanksgiving week. i'm one of them. you're not. you're staying at home. >> you have fun with that. >> i will. >> you have fun with that. >> here's the problem. severe weather could hamper the travel plans. >> snow is already causing headaches for drivers in colorado. look what they're dealing with here. more could be on the way, too, in sometime time for the holidays. several states we know are already under a winter storm warning. already the west has been hammered by severe weather, from icy road conditions in oklahoma city to flooding in arizona and california and snow in nevada. now, the weather out west has been difficult and dangerous. in california alone, strong winds downed trees and power lines in the san francisco bay area. high winds are also being blamed for stoking the wildfire in napa county. and a man had to be pulled from the fast-moving water of the santa ana rive

victor and christi, back to you. nis krchl nischell turner, thank you very much. >> we know she won the oscar? >> that number is going up for her. >>> still to come on "new day." first, the nfl scandal, we've been talking about this, right? >> one of the league's refs is suspended for insulting a player. we'll explain right after this. . you can heal a broken heart with a bundt cake. make a monday mornin' feel like a friday afternoon with some nestle toll house morsels. let's close our laptops and open our ovens. these things don't bake themselves. we have to bake them for one another. we can bake the world a better place one toll house cookie at a time. nestle. good food, good life. congestion, for the smog. but there are a lot of people that do ride the bus. and now that the buses are running on natural gas, they don't throw out as much pollution into the air. so i feel good. i feel like i'm doing my part to help out the environment. hey, buddy? oh, hey, flo. you want to see something cool? snapshot, from progressi

in the new movie, up against the other victors. no one to be a spoiler. melissa: you don't feel as bad about those kids being murdered. you don't really mind the bell and narrow. how much of a boom in business has st three? >> it has been a huge boom. the hungry games. there are a bunch of archer and pop culture right now. it's huge. we have just tons of kids coming in channeling their inner kendis . melissa: i don't kw if you guys are able to bring a thing with you. what is your biggest selling adam right now? >> well, mostly weaker bows that look like what she has in the movie. the archery industry last on to this. they have catching fire bows to my catching fire arrows to my catching district 12 longbows. everything that you can imagine. they can take advantage of the trend. melissa: jennifer lawrence apart earlyad ann olympic medalist working with there. you did. fantastic. we want to see it. tell us what you brought with you? >> this one is a recur bowel. this is where she sits in the movie. it has one curve here and then a curve on the outside as we

celebration i put out there for them. [ laughter ] [ cheering and applause ] >> no, i don't want to victor cruz it. [ laughter ] >>> it's the time of year where if it's local football, it's almost always the redwood city 49ers. but hold on! there's something going on out in the east bay! >> like a battleship! >> reporter: a cold thursday night on the football field in oakley. >> reporter: it's already been two hours of practice. you would think these 11 and 12 year-olds would call it a night! not when these pee wee division falcons are at the doorstep of the holy grail of youth football: the national championship games in orlando, florida. >> we have heart, more than any other team, and we just bring more effort into it. >> reporter: one season, after notching just four wins, the falcons, 26 boys, 6 coaches, are unbeaten at 10, 0, and 1. >> nice job! >> reporter: and have a head coach who's been there. he was part of the very first pop warner national championship. when his roughriders team took it all in 1987. >> that's something i've never forget, playing in the game, and if these guys g

in the new movie, up against the other victors. no one to be a spoiler. melissa: you don't feel as bad about those kids being murdered. you don't really mind the bell and narrow. how much of a boom in business has cost three? >> it has been a huge boom. the hungry games. there are a bunch of archer and pop culture right now. it's huge. we have just tons of kids coming in channeling their inner kendis . melissa: i don't know if you guys are able to bring a thing with you. what is your biggest selling adam right now? >> well, mostly weaker bows that look like what she has in the movie. the archery industry last on to this. they have catching fire bows to my catching fire arrows to my catching district 12 longbows. everything that you can imagine. they can take advantage of the trend. melissa: jennifer lawrence apart early had an olympic medalist working with there. you did. fantastic. we want to see it. tell us what you brought with you? >> this one is a recur bowel. this is where she sits in the movie. it has one curve here and then a curve on the outside

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. >> ladies and gentlemen, the victors of the 74th hunger games, catnis and peter. >> expect some real heat at the box office this weekend because the latest "hunger games" movie "catching fire" is out and going to take on all the challengers including julia boorstin, there's nobody it's going to challenge this movie, not even close. >> no. right now -- >> delivery man? >> it's on track to be the biggest opening ever for a 2 d movie. 3d tickets cost more. this is not in 3d. on track to be huge. $170 million opening weekend. last night at the box office did $25 million in the u.s. and another $32 million overseas. much better than the first "hunger games" film. lio lionsgate must be feeling good. i think internationally -- >> is this a kids movie? isn't it kids killing kids? >> not as base as that seems. much more complex. >> isn't it r-rated? >> based on young adult novels. what's the rating? >> i think it's pg-13. a violent pg-13. >> a lot of 10-year-olds are reading it, gobbling the books down like there's no tomorrow. >> you went twice with your kids. >> yeah. >> a whole audience th

and this is a ball of hair from victor reno. big papi's beard right now is at $4500. and it has over 100 bids. and half of them are by a j. berman. >> there's something so gross and so awesome about this all at the same time. i don't know how to react. >> you need to buy a locket. >>> next hour of cnn "newsroom" begins after a real quick break. >>> all right. i lied. we're back right now. i'm christine romans. >> and i'm john berman. carol costello is off today. and this morning everyone cross the country remembering the moment when president john f. kennedy was shot and killed r50 years ago today. flags at half staff this hour. this, a picture of the white house live right now. >> and for the first time ever, dallas, the city of dallas will officially commemorate the assassination. the bells will toll at dealy plaza. and there will be a moment of silence. >> meanwhile, at arlington national cemetery, a wreath laying at the graveside of jfk. and today, cnn, has a new snapshot about how americans today are remembering the president. >> a new cnn orc poll shows he has a

cnn obtained surveillance videos and victor bracwell has been going through them. you brought the surveillance videos to experts. talk about what they found in that gym. >> three answers to the johnsons and their attorney's questions. first the johnsons did not see a time stamp in any of the video to organize the hundreds of hours of video. our expert found one. also the johnsons and their attorneys were questioning the jumpy video. our expert found that's indicative of motion activated systems, so that was not indicative of editing. also that single angle that showed where kendrick johnson was found dead, that image was blurred. the johnsons thought that was done intentionally. our expert said no. answers to those questions but he found an even bigger question. >> there are four cameras in the gym that records motion from when the lights turn on in the morning until when the lights are turned off at night except for the area of interest. >> reporter: the moments before kendrick johnson enters the gym, look at what happens to the recordings from these four cameras

catnis and pita are competing where donald sutherland's character has asked past victors -- he forces them to participate in the new hunger game and it's an incredible, incredible thought-provoking adventure film. it transcends that teenage genre. this expands out to an extreme mass appeal in regards to thought-provoking concepts about our society and celebrities. i feel like jennifer lawrence is incredible. here is the key, the arena sequences are shot with full blown 70-millimeter imax cameras. when you're watching the movie, the movie expands, from wide screen to full frame during the i marks shot. it goes back and forth it's an incredible experience. i gave it 4 1/2 out of five. worth seeing in imax. if you want to tweet me, tweet me your zip code and i'll respond and tell where you your closest i marks theater is. i gave it 4 1/2 out of five. not as good adds the first one, but still very good. >> he'll do it himself. >> i will help you guys out. it is an incredible experience. i love the first one 'cause i loved the characters. incredible film. >> what about "nebraska." >> this

. >> the victor of the 74th hunger games. >> jennifer lawrence face as new challenge in the hunger games, catching fire. her win has sparked a revolution, so the powers that be declare new games that pit former winners in the fight to the death. catching fire starts slow but hits its stride once the competition begins. the sequel throw as rip roaring twist at the end. it rates three and a half stars out of four. pg-13 and a fan favorite. and, vince vaughn's this comedy, delivery man. that's abc7 entertainment. >> the hunger games is what i play every morning so hungry. >>> one retailer wants to you get a jump-start on your holiday shopping. >> the big deal they're offering to get if you there to spend. it is 5:56. 45 degrees on your friday. we'll be right back. >> coming up, a major concern on college campuses. students tell us there is a drug throughout the dea labels as cocaine and oxycontin and it is being shared like candy. why the students say they just can't get through the school day >> best buy is stepping up its game with a revamped price matching program for the holidays. >> le

the latest one, catching fire features katniss and peeta on their victors tour where the rebellion is brewing. >> katniss everdeen is a symbol. you are a destroyer. of her image. show them she is one of us now. let them rally behind that. >> fans of the "the hunger games" are going to love this one. the critics already do. npr had this to say, given the strength of this installment, i'd say the box office odds, to be in the "hunger games" catch phrase -- ever in its favor. and christian science monitor said the the second in the trilogy has many of the virtues and somewhat fewer defects than the predecessor. >>> something for the younger kids, "frozen" is the latest animated film from our parent company disney. features the voices of kristin bell and idina menzel. tells the story of a kingdom trapped in eternal winter thanks to a spell by a snow queen. they search for the queen to ask her to break the spell. along the way they encounter mystical trolls, comedic snowmen and magic. >> man, am i out of shape. there we go. hey, anna, where did you go? we totally lost marshmallow back ther

victor coley has been in jail in d.c. since his arrest earlier this month. he apparently got into an argument with a man. police say he went back to his apartment, grabbed his gun, and fired it to a crowd at a bus stop. one man was shot the in the head and chest. coley is charged with four counts of assault with the intent to kill. >>> gaithersburg police are in the middle of a manhunt this morning. yesterday afternoon officers found a man shot to death in front of an apartment building near north summit drive and park avenue. this is less than a mile from gaithersburg elementary school. parents anxiously waited for their children as the school was put on lockdown for more than two and a half hours while police looked are for the shooters. area res tents are concerned that these two men are still on the loose. >> i'm a little worried because it's right here. >> worried. >> at this time police have not told news 4 of any suspects or leads from this crime. the name of the victim is also being kept from the public as police are having issues contacting the vict

. >> w who will be here to celebre you, my victors. this is all for you. stuart: breaking news, says he will support janet yellen's nomination to chair the federal reserve. here'here is the first republico offer that overt support. and we have "catching fire" the second movie in "the hunger games" trilogy. hitting theaters this friday. huge buzz on this thing. i am told it is a surefire hit, no question about it. charles payne, can a sequel ever be better than the original? charles: i think 99% of the time no, but on twitter people said that man is better, oceans 11, i say no. girl with the dragon tattoo u.s. version versus foreign. but the longest yard. are you kidding me? absolutely not. stuart: did you know they're making a remake or a sequel to "it's a wonderful life," which is one of the greatest movies of all time. liz: i don't think you touch it like you don't touch "gone with the wind." i will say it is interesting they're coming up with a sequel to "bad teacher." charles: that is called desperation. stuart: this is a movie you can invest in. put o

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there's another one, victor and yomaria. they had never had insurance before. they're a father and a daughter who were approved for a qualified health plan at an affordable price and they're very happy and thankful to finally have insurance. and then there's lisa who's also enrolled in medicaid for her and her family, of which she's entitled to based on the eligibility requirements. in my home state, there's some 21% of nevadans who are currently uninsured. more than 30% of the children in my state are uninsured. and so not only is it the cuts to snap, the cuts to head start, to job training, to vital services that so many families depend on, but it's this undermining of vital social safety net programs that people in the middle class are striving to be a part of. and so i want to ask my colleague, representative jeffries, from new york, what are some of the positive economic impacts to the snap program? how can we help to reinforce this message that not only is this good for the families that we're talking about, but it's also good for the economy, and what ab

look at this, victor. another story about a break-in. people tied up terrorized. jess, you are going to drive yourself crazy with all this. you act like no one is safe anymore. that's what i'm beginning to think. - thanks for letting david do his schoolwork here today. - anything i can do to help. sometimes i think he just needs a man in his life. that sounds more like your problem, katherine. look who's talking. be patient. i'm sure david will turn out just fine. i don't know. growing up without a father hasn't been easy for him. i guess it's hard for me to see that sometimes. well, there's one thing i can see, this is the messiest hamburger i've eaten in a long time. so, do you want a hamburger that's neat or a hamburger that tastes good ? good point. i'll be right back. hey ! what do you think you're doing ? - what's it to you ? - does that hammer belong to you ? - no. - what about the wood ? is that yours ? what's the big deal ? the big deal is, nobody gave you permission to touch any of this stuff. - your mother thinks you're in here studying. - i am. - you c

it is from victor. maryland governor martin o'malley has that storyline way of speaking. it builds momentum and he is standing by the president during -- president. two more tweets. at some point, i think governor o'malley will be present of this country and i will be rooting for him. to tweets about commerce and representativein paul ryan speaking in iowa tonight tells republicans to go to inner it cities and mine nor to committees. paul ryan is worth $8.3 million and you wonder why he opposes raising the minimum wage. i want to thank you for your calls. the conversation is always going on facebook.com/cspan. that wraps up our road to the white house coverage from new hampshire and iowa. you can watch both events again later tonight. we will have them at 12:05 tonight. congressman ryan will fall. next, a view from the governor's seat. they talk together about the face.nges governors they are at the washington ideas forum. >> i am always thrilled to hear from anyone in congress who's actually getting something done. it is an honor and privilege to be sharing the couch wit

he's a shot ahead of last week's turkish airlines winner victor. the frenchman has 11 birdies in dubai. ian poulter is winless this year but remains in contention heading into the final rounds. he's enjoying third. 13 under with hal with alejandr. and justiit looks like onlian pn challenge henrik stenson to top the money list and win $1 million prize money. the two who have had a gamble over this that henrik stenson will finish above poulter. for poulter to win the bet, he has to win the bet and stenson has to win third. we'll see if the gamble pays off sunday. >> world champions new zealand have extended their run in th the 2013 to 13 matches. and after they beat england 32-22. the all blacks stormed to 17-3 lead with tries after just 16 minutes. but a try and penalty made it 20-16 to the visiters at halftime. they put blend in the lead after the break for the world champs to come back with another severe try to insure the win nex. next week will see new zealand, the first team to do that since 1995. >>> 31. france avenge the painful memories of d

>> well, we'll see, victor. i think the important thing here is that the president was actually listening to the american people, especially that important small but important 5% of americans who are receiving their cancellation notices. they were scared and they were upset, and the president has actually responded to that. and in fact, some insurers, even some who met with the president yesterday at the white house said that they're glad that the president did this because their own customers were scared and were anxious and this gives them the ability to calm them down, to assure them they're able to continue those plans if they want to, and i think importantly, it also gives them a year to figure out if there are better plans out there, which there already, that they can go onto the insurance marketplace and buy those plans. that's what the year really is focused on doing. and that's why part of the fix makes insurers tell those customers what else is available out there and what those current plans don't cov

>> it is victor, yes. usually, when you see this kind of meningitis on a campus, it's meningitis "c." so this is very, very unusual. and of course, meningitis "b" is not in the vaccine that we currently use. that's why they have to go abroad to get a vaccine that has been used in europe and australia. >> so do we know why this thing is unusual? it has not affected the faculty at princeton. it seems it's only the college students that are becoming infected, do we know why? >> we don't, and isn't that curious, zoraida. and you know, this also a disease that occasionally occurs more frequently just in the state of oregon in the united states. and we've never understood that either. so, why this is occurring is not clear. but the trick that everybody's working on now, the cdc, the new jersey department of health, the folks at princeton, is how to stop it. how to prevent further cases. >> so, there's this possibility they could bring in this vaccine that's only been approved abroad. what's the protocol for this