if right is flight and edison is light, then hopper is code. born in 1906, rear admiral grace murray hopper followed her mother into mathematics and earned her ph.d. from yale and set out on a long and storied career. at age 37 in a full 15 pounds below military guidelines, the gutsy and colorful grace joined the navy and was sent to work on one of the first computers. she saw beyond the bound ris of the possible and invented the first compiler, which allowed programs to be written in regular language and then translated for computer to understand. while the women who pioneered software were often overlooked, the most prestigious award for young computer scientists now bear her name. from cell phones to cyber command, we can thank grace hopper for opening programming to millions more people, helping to usher in the information age and profoundly shaping our digital world. speaking of really smart people n the summer of 1950 a young chicago physicist found himself at alamos national laboratory. duke garwin was there base chicago paid its faculty

flight is flight, edison is light, then hopper is code. born in 1906, rear admiral grace murray hopper followed her mother into mathematics, earned her ph.d. from yale and set out on a long and storied career. at age 37, a full 15 pounds below military guidelines, the gutsy and colorful grace went to worm on one of the first computer. harvard's mark i. she saw beyond the boundaries of the impossible and invented the first compiler which allowed programs to be written in regular language and translated to computers to understand. while the women who pioneered software were often overlooked, the most prestigious award for young computer scientists now bear her name. from cell phones to cyber command, we can thank grace hopper for opening programming to millions more people, helping to usher in the information age and profoundly shaping our digital world. speaking of really smart people, in the summer of 1950 a young university of chicago physicist found himself at los alamos national laboratory. garwin was there because they paid his faculty

and edison isght light, then hopper is code. hoppermiral grace followed her mother into mathematics, earned her phd from yale, and set out on a long and storied career. at age 37, and a full 15 pounds below military guidelines, grace joined the navy and such work of one of the first computers. she saw beyond the boundaries of the possible and created the first compiler, which created programs and regularly language and translated them for computers to understand. the most prestigious award for young computer scientists now bears her name. from cell phones to cyber command, we can thank grace hopper for opening programming to millions more people, helping .o usher in the information age speaking of really smart people, in the summer of 1950, a young chicago physicist found himself at los alamos national laboratory. chicago paid its faculty for nine months, but his family eight for 12. -- ate for 12. summer, he helped create the hydrogen bomb. for the rest of his life, he dedicated his life to reducing the threat of nuclear war. a

if right is flight and edison is light then hopper is code. born in 1906, rear admiral grace murray hopper followed her mother into mathematic, earned her ph.d. from yale and set out on a long and storied career. at age 37 and a full 15-pounds below military guidelines -- [ laughter ] -- >> the gutsy and colorful grace joined the navy and was sent to work on one of the first computers harvard's mark 1. she saw beyond the boundaries of the possible and invented the first compiler which allowed programs to be written in regular language and translated for computers to understand. while the women who pioneered software were often overlooked, the most prestigious award for young scientists bear her name. from cell phones to cyber command we can thank grace hopper for opening programming to millions more people, helping to usher in the information age and profoundly shaping our digital world. speaking of really smart people -- [ laughter ] --? the summer of 1950, a young university of chicago physicist found himself at los alamos national laborator

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[laughter] [applause] >> debra murray excepting on behalf of her great aunt grace mary hopper. [laughter] [applause] >> as a child who loved disassembling alarm clocks admiral grace murray hopper , found her calling early, with yale known today as , the queen of code, grace hopper's work helps make coding language more accessible and practical. she invented the first compiler or translator, a fundamental aspect of our digital world. amazing grace made the language of commuter programming -- computer programming more universal. we honor her contributions to computer science and the sense of possibility she inspired in the generations of young people. [applause] >> michael j. jordan. [applause] [laughter] >> powered by a drive to compete that earned him every major award in basketball, including six nba championships five most , valuable player awards, and gold medals, michael jordan's name has become synonymous with excellence. his wagging tongue and highflying dunks the defined, making him a global superstar that transcended basketball and shaped our larger culture. from chicag

[applause] >> debra murray excepting on behalf of her great aunt grace hopper. [applause] >> as a child who loved disassembling, rear admiral grace murray hopper found her calling early, with a phd from -- known today as the queen of code, grace hopper's work helps make coding language more accessible and practical. she invented the first compiler or translator, a fundamental aspect of our digital world. amazing grace made the language of commuter programming -- computer programming more accessible. there was a sense of possibility she inspired and millions of young people. [applause] >> michael j. jordan. [applause] >> powered by a drive to compete that earned him every major award in basketball, including six nba champions, five most valuable player awards, and gold medals, michael jordan's name has become synonymous with excellence. redefininging dunks the game, making him a global superstar that transcended basketball and shaped our larger culture. from chicago, to the owner sweetie occupies today, his life and example have inspired millions of americans to

[applause] >> debra murray accepting on behalf of her great aunt grace murray hopper. [applause] >> as a child who loved this assembly alarm clocks, -- disassembling alarm clocks rear , admiral grace murray hopper found her calling early, with a phd from yale. known today as the queen of code, grace hopper's work helps ed make coding language more accessible and practical. she invented the first compiler or translator, a fundamental aspect of our digital world. amazing grace made the language of computer programming more universal. there was a sense of possibility she inspired in generations of young people. [applause] >> michael j. jordan. [applause] [laughter] >> powered by a drive to compete that earned him every major award in basketball, including six nba champions, five most valuable player awards, and gold medals, michael jordan has a name that has become synonymous with excellence. his highflying dunks redefining the game, making him a global superstar that transcended basketball and shaped our larger culture. from chapel hill, chicago, his life and example hav

[applause] excepting on the half of grace hopper. pting on behalf of grace hopper. [applause] michael jordan. [applause] maya lin. [applause] lorne michaels. [applause] newt minow. [applause] eduardo padron. [applause] redford. [applause] diana ross. [applause] vin scully. [applause] bruce springsteen. [applause] cicely tyson.- [applause] ladies and gentlemen, the vice president of the united states. [applause] ♪ gentlemen, the president of the united states, and mrs. michelle obama. [applause] [cheering] president obama: we have some work to do here. this is not all fun and games. welcome to the white house, everybody. celebrate extraordinary americans who have lifted our spirits, strengthen our union, pushed us toward progress. event,s love doing this but this is a particularly impressive class. [laughter] president obama: we have got innovators and artists, public ,ervants, rabble-rousers athletes, renowned character actors, like the guy from "space jam." [laughter] president obama: we pay tribute to those distinguished individuals with our nation's highest civ

hopper remind on active duty in the navy long past the mandatory retirement age and earning the rank of rear admiral before finally retiring at the age of 79. after her death in 1992, the navy named one of its fleets in memory of her. in a 1983 interview with "60 minutes" morley safer, hopper very rich person. >> i've already received the highest award i'll ever receive, no matter how long i live, no matter how many more jobs i may have and that has been a privilege and the responsibility of serving very proudly in the united states navy. >> i love when we talk about women and science and math and engineering. a good thing. >> so great and two really extraordinary women. >> grace hopper came up with the phrase "a bug in the among the many other accomplishments. thank you, grace hopper. >> so much to thank her for. >>> they never speak and they are a shade of blue head-to-foot. they are the blue man group, of course. they are entertained tens of millions of people around the globe for 25 years now. later, we will take you behind the scenes of their long running success. for some of yo

hopper remind on active duty in the navy long past the mandatory retirement age and earning the rank of rear admiral before finally retiring at the age of 79. after her death in 1992, the navy named one of its fleets in memory of her. in a 1983 interview with "60 minutes" morley safer, hopper discussed the honor of service. >> private industry, probably >> i've already received the highest award i'll ever receive, no matter how long i live, noan have and that has been a of serving very proudly in the y united states navy. >> i love when we talk about women and science and math and engineering. a good thing. >> so great and two really extraordinary women. >> grace hopper came up with the phrase "a bug in the system." among the many other accomplishments. thank you, grace hopper. >> so much to thank her for. >>> they never speak and they ar shae a of blue head-to-fo. they are the blue man group, of course. they are entertained tens of millions of people around the globe for 25 years now. later, we will take you behind the scenes of their longunning success. for me of you, your local ne

in a 1983 interview with "60 minutes" morley safer, hopper discussed the honor of service. very rich person. >> i've already received the highest award i'll ever receive, no matter how long i live, no matter how many more jobs i may have and that has been a privilege and the responsibility of serving very proudly in the united states navy. >> i love when we talk about women and science and math and engineering. a good thing. >> so great and two really extraordinary women. >> grace hopper came up with the phrase "a bug in the system." accomplishments. thank you, grace hopper. >> so much to thank her for. >>> they never speak and they are a shade of blue head-to-foot. they are the blue man group, of course. they are entertained tens of millions of people around the globe for 25 years now. later, we will take you behind the scenes of their long running success. for some of you, your local news is next. for the rest of you, stick if you run over somebody, 's it usually because you were driving too fast or you didn't look before you turned or you didn't stop for someone in the c

thank you, grace hopper. >> so mu >>> they never speak and they are a shade of blue head-to-foot. they are the blue man group, of course. they are entertained tens of millions of people around the globe for 25 years now. later, we will take you behind the scenes of their long running success. for some of you, your local news is next. for the rest of you, stick around. >> he plays unlikable and unloveable character that embarrasses and humiliates his father. it has to be a great role for you. >> he is so delicious and so much fun and so wrong on so many levels. >> do you have to love him to play him as long as you have? >> well, he's a good guy. he is fun. he's hard working. he's loves women. >> he really loves women. >> he really does. >> all shapes and sizes and colors and waists. >> yep. i love him for that. >> you have two daughters. >> i do. >> have you learned anything from frank about fatherhood? >> yes. it's our job. there is an old phrase, you prepare your children for the road, not the road for your children. so i'm introducing them to traumatic experiences early. >> but

the airfare prediction app hopper expects prices to rise about $4 every day. well this year's holiday toy craze looks to be hatchimals. they hatch from plastics. out online. so they retail for about 50 bucks but are going for about a thousand dollars or as much as a thousand dollars on ebay. and today is national sandwich day. a made up marketing holiday of course but it does mean we can get good deals on sandwiches. subway buy one get one free. arby's is classics. good deal. >> i think, we have sandwiches for every meal, breakfast lunch and dinner. >> for 4 bucks, right? pretty much could eat free. >> right. >> thanks, appreciate it. >> we could go in on a deal and get buy one get one free. . >> you can work it out. >> i see how it is. i'm thinking breakfast already this morning. >>> we hit 70 degrees in boston yesterday, it was and kind of on the mark for when we typically have our average last 70-degree reading which is usually on november 1st. last year it was on november 6th. so 70 in boston yesterday was one of the warmest spots in southern new england.

hopper remind on active duty in the navy long past the mandatory retirement age and earning the rank of rear admiral before finally retiring at the age of 79. after her death in 1992, the navy named one of its fleets in memory of her. in a 1983 interview with "60 minutes" morley safer, hopper discussed the honor of service. >> private industry, probably very rich person. >> i've already received the highest award i'll ever receive, no matter how long i live, no matter how many more jobs i may have and that has been a privilege and the responsibility of serving very proudly in the united states navy. >> i love when we talk about women and science and math and engineering. a good thing. >> so great and two really extraordinary women. >> grace hopper came up with the phrase "a bug in the system." among the many other accomplishments. thank you, grace hopper. >> so much to thank her for. >>> they never speak and they are a shade of blue head-to-foot. they are the blue man group, of course. they are entertained tens of millions of people around the globe for 25 years now. later, we will t

the airfare prediction app 'hopper' expects prices to jump about four dollars every day.and then about 10 dollars a day in the 10 days before thanksgiving. and fans hoping to see tonight's historic world series finale in person will have to shell out big bucks if they don't already have a ticket to the game in cleveland. the cheapest tickets on stub hub are about a thousand dollars each...and that's for standing room only. for a club-level seat with all the food and drinks you want...the price tag for a ticket is 50-thousand dollars. 3 -- talk over live big board -- coming up, a final look at your ready weather forecast it's time for news on the go... a recap of all your top stories happening at noon. a 17 year old girl in a crosswalk was hit and killed by a school bus early this morning in milwaukee..cbs 58's kyle aevermann has more from the scene on the south side.. 3 3 hundreds of people waited in the rain for a rare opportunity this morning. a trio of milwaukee muncipal judges are forgiving warrants. the program-- aimed at giving people with ?minor offenses? a second chance-- start

. >> a recent example is hopper go a wi-fi hot spot and you can connect the iphone and iphone to the hopper go and watch the content from the making your home tv experience, well, bigger. >> this is what we call sports bar mode at home. you can see we can watch four shows as the same time on one tv screen. >> reporter: you can save money by cutting the cable or dumping satellite to make your viewing experience more flexible and portable. for this or that week. >> now keep in mind that most of the solutions do involve some up front cost so you may have to spend money to save >>> weather on the run. greg dee has great pod cast while you check out the city on foot. now matt. >> reporter: i have the 75% off travel deal for thanksgiving. hollie how is the weather. >> beautiful with your deals. we have sunshine on the way and it's up in minutes at 7:10. we are going to have a bright milder day not as cool around 60 degrees the high. but getting breezy again. we will talk about the winds and the weekend which is close. it's knocking and we could have a snowflake or two before it is through.

what about using hoppers? he says the klingons have been shooting them out of the sky left and right. unless something changes, he figures the klingons will take the settlement the day after tomorrow. did you see all the bat'leth wounds today? klingons get mad, they forget about their disruptors, go hand to hand. if you ask me, they're looking to get even for what happened on ganalda four. what happened? they had to retreat. klingons hate that. at least we don't have to worry about them in here. oh, don't be so sure. medical personnel are fair game, as far as klingons are concerned. they'll even kill wounded right in their beds. they think they're giving them an honorable death. so, how'd you wind up here? i, uh... i'm writing an article about dr. bashir. you're a journalist? no. not exactly. u know, fiction. i wonder if kirby knew that the whole time we were talking all i could think about was how close the klingons were. he didn't seem that worried. no one else seems to be losing sleep over it so why's it th

a recent example is the hopper go. >> it is a flash drive but, yes, it is a hard drive. it creates a wi-fi hotspot and you can connect your iphone and ipad to the wi-fi hotspot by hopper go and watch all the content from this hard drive. >> new technology is making your ho bigger. there is a new sports bar mode where you can watch four different shows at the same time. >> four different football games? >> not a show. sports. so some companies are shifting to voice commands instead of using a remote control. >> some of these solutions do involve upfront costs. so technology continues to change. >> i have a roku stick. i love it. live streams on there. >> what works for you. >> right. >> and what timeframe you want. if you want to watch stuff on demand, you have flexibility with these. >> and lots of times no commercials. >> that's always a win. >>> we are going up in the air to give you live looks at our hot spots. we are picking up on the interstates. >>> and so far so good out the door around tampa bay. a beautiful sunrise in the works. that is going to warm us up a lot

boxing, these two boxers have the hopper of being in the rankings. on saturday, the powerful puncher boxer will face andre title. today i got to speak with the astute minds behind both boxers. >> i feel honestly -- honestly, most guys once they get hit like that, they go into survival mode. >> i don't think power will be the factor in this fight. if it is, so be it. but it's something that you are aware of but you don't overly concern yourself wi asked on both sides. >> and with that, he literally took my mic and dropped it. >> really? no. i'm just kidding. [laughter] >> he had a good point. this ward has power but kovalev, his punch is scary. they are very closed. ward, slight, slight favorite. >> thank you. >> thanks. >>> a special day at the ballpark for a group of stands, they are on the field. good reason for that. we'll tell you all about it -- >>> it will be a whole different feel to your start tomorrow with the wind blowing we're talking, low to mid 40s. it will climb as the wind decreases. that will be a gradual process. kelly has your updat

hopper remind on active duty in the navy long past the mandatory retirement age and earning the rank of rear admiral before finally retiring at the age of 79. after her death in 1992, the navy named one of its fleets in memory of her. in a 1983 interview with "60 minutes" morley safer, hopper discussed the honor of service. >> private industry, probably highest award i'll ever receive, no matter how long i live, no matter how many more jobs i may have and that has been a privilege and the responsibility of serving very proudly in the united states navy. >> i love when we talk about women and science and math and engineering. a good thing. >> so great and two really extraordinary women. >> grace hopper came up with the phrase "a bug in the system." among the many other accompme >> so much to thank her for. >>> they never speak and they are a shade of blue head-to-foot. they are the blue man group, of course. they are entertained tens of millions of people around the globe for 25 years now. later, we will take you behind the scenes of their long running success. for some of you, your l

hopper? that made the report about what your accountant found, and now we find there are no reference that he talked to you and the other gentleman involved and the whole transaction was in cash. >> legislative outgrowth was the kennedy bill designed to strengthen immunity by ridding it of those who would rob the working man of use and rights. this important measure passed the senate 88-1, but was defeated by a close vote in the house of representatives. these were the words of senator kennedy and senator ives the day of the house action. this -- only: on jimmy hoffa can rejoice at his continued good luck. honestly and members can only regarded as a tragedy that politics has remanded -- frommended the bipartisan being passed in the house of representatives. instructive legislation in the reform of this general area will be brought again to the congress next year. in the meantime, those who defeated this dale will bear a heavy -- this bill will bear a heavy response ability for the racketeerin

hopper remind on active duty in the navy long past the mandatory retirement age and earning the rank of rear admiral before finally retiring at the age of 79. after her death in 1992, the navy named one of its fleets in memory of her. in a 1983 interview with "60 minutes" morley safer, hopper discussed the honor of service. >> private industry, probably highest award i'll ever receive, no matter how long i live, no matter how many more jobs i may have and that has been a privilege and the responsibility of serving very proudly in the united states navy. >> i love when we talk about women and science and math and engineering. a good thing. >> so great and two really extraordinary women. >> grace hopper came up with the phrase "a bug in the system." among the many other >> so much to thank her for. >>> they never speak and they are a shade of blue head-to-foot. they are the blue man group, of course. they are entertained tens of millions of people around the globe for 25 years now. later, we will take you behind the scenes of their long running success. for some of you, your local news

mouse, imagine using a mousetrap to protect your trump signnew hampshire state representative gary hopper calls sign stealers...the liberal commie scum and demonstrates with a disclaimer...so i suggest you don't do this. don't hook a 6 volt battery up to a mousetrap and then to firecrackers so when someone moves the sign... but even worse than stealing donald? cut it out, people! this is shocking.jeanne moos cnnnat firecrackers new york a 'thrilling' night for the oba! obamas!the president and first lady celebrated their ?final? halloween at the white house... with a flashmob dance to michael jackson's 'thriller.' the couple handed out goodies.. and visitors got storybook-themed lawn.it featured decorations inspired by classic tales like "peter pan" and the "wizard of oz." president obama decided to have a little fun his last year... by giving some halloween advice. :56-1:07 "on this day at least, you don't have to pay attention to michelle and healthy eating...and in fact the more candy, the later you eat the candy, the better." better." more than four-thousand people were expected to vi

hopper remind on active duty in the navy long past the mandatory retirement age and earning the rank of rear admiral before finally retiring at the age of 79. after her death in 1992, the navy named one of its fleets in memory of her. in a 1983 interview with "60 minutes" morley safer, hopper discussed the honor of service. >> private industry, probably very rich person. highest award i'll ever receive, no matter how long i live, no matter how many more jobs i may have and that has been a privilege and the responsibility of serving very proudly in the united states navy. >> i love when we talk about women and science and math and engineering. a good thing. >> so great and two really extraordinary women. >> grace hopper came up with the phrase "a bug in the system." among the many other accomplishments. >>> they never speak and they are a shade of blue head-to-foot. they are the blue man group, of course. they are entertained tens of millions of people around the globe for 25 years now. later, we will take you behind the scenes of their long running success. for some of you, your loca

hopper remind on active duty in the navy long past the mandatory retirement age and earning the rank of rear admiral before finally retiring at the age of 79. after her death in 1992, the navy named one of its fleets in memory of her. in a 1983 interview with "60 minutes" morley safer, hopper discussed the honor of service. >> private industry, probably very rich person. highest award i'll ever receive, no matter how long i live, no matter how many more jobs i may have and that has been a privilege and the responsibility of serving very proudly in the united states navy. >> i love when we talk about women and science and math and engineering. a good thing. >> so great and two really extraordinary women. >> grace hopper came up with the phrase "a bug in the system." among the many other accomplishment >> so much to thank her for. >>> they never speak and they are a shade of blue head-to-foot. they are the blue man group, of course. they are entertained tens of millions of people around the globe for 25 years now. later, we will take you behind the scenes of their long running success.

hopper remind on active duty in the navy long past the mandatory retirement age and earning the rank of rear admiral before finally retiring at the age of 79. after her death in 1992, the navy named one of its fleets in memory of her. in a 1983 interview with "60 minutes" morley safer, hopper discussed the honor of service. >> private industry, probably very rich person. no matter how long i live, no matter how many more jobs i may have and that has been a privilege and the responsibility of serving very proudly in the united states navy. >> i love when we talk about women and science and math and engineering. a good thing. >> so great and two really extraordinary women. >> grace hopper came up with the phrase "a bug in the system." among the many other accomplishments. thank you, graceop >>> they never speak and they are a shade of blue head-to-foot. they are the blue man group, of course. they are entertained tens of millions of people around the globe for 25 years now. later, we will take you behind the scenes of their long running success. for some of you, your local news is next

hopper? your accountant, i'm asking you. you're the one that made the report about what your accountant found, and now we find there are no records and that he talked to you and the other gentleman involved and the whole transaction was in cash. >> legislative outgrowth was the kennedy bill designed to strengthen unionism of those who would rob the working man of use and rights. this important measure passed the senate 88-1, but was defeated by a close vote in the house of representatives. these were the words of senator kennedy and senator ives the day of the house action. >> only jimmy hoffa can rejoice at his continued good luck. honest union members and the general republic can only regarded as a tragedy that recommended the bipartisan from being passed in the house of representatives. instructive labor legislation for the reform of this general area will be brought again to the congress next year. in the meantime, those who defeated this bill will bear a heavy responsibility for the racketeering that will continue to go

according to hopper it is an airfare comparison site things will go up for thanksgiving and christmas fares. >> i have to go so i can book something. thank you for joining us. good to see you. >>> do little kids still dream of running away and joining the circus? our reporter kate rogers got to do that. she took a spin on the trapeze, followed one of the artists and come full circle. >> i remember seeing mystere and i remember walking out in awe wondering how something like that was ever made. and thinking i want to do that someday. and here i am. >> reporter: the 35-year-old gymnast has been with cirque de soleil for 12 years performing bung gee and chinese poles. and does her own makeup before she gets on stage. the job is physically demanding. >> once you are in, the hard -- taking care of yourself, making sure you stay in shape to avoid stuff that could possibly happen. and then finding something else, too. because as a performer you can't do it forever. >> reporter: bungee work requires a ton of strength. i found out myself. have what cirque de soleil is looking for. >> that is s

we checked with airfare prediction app hopper shows about $312 and that's nearly $100 more than usual for fares and they intelligence do go up $4 a day or about $6 a day closer to thanksgiving. and the good news is if you still need to book a christmas flight, there may be some fare sales on cyber monday. >>> just a few bucks a day. i'm not so sure i believe that. >>> also this thanksgiving a decades old tradition is getting a modern touch. the butterball turkey help line has been fielding calls during the 30 years but this year for the first time you can text the turkey experts for your last-minute baking tips. they'll also be available on social media. >> wow. >> when we come back the mystery illness cropping up across the country linked to its first death. doctors now say they may know what the disease cis. several angles here. c scre. several angles here. ascreens in. several angles here. rscreens in. several angles here. screens int. several angles here. screens int. several angles here. doesn't do any of that. with quicksilver you earn unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase,

and today before the end of the game, you can get the these special deal from canary travel be in the hopper and perhaps when a special prize. >> we've been doing it almost six years. >> ,. >> it is been my great fortune that you pointed out y new advancements in cataract i've got some good news there are benefits to cataract surgery diabetes and fortunately make cataract develops in my comfortable very comfortable very quick operation without any pain and they are noticing the improvement literally the next day.th most of the time we correct peoplet and oftentimes they need glasses to read with the stay of other problems like an astigmatism which may require >> their secondary benefits asbe well. >> very good evidence that suggests is a cataract surgery or 50 percent less risk of being at fault a motor vehicle accident for the first several years after surgeryr a less likely had a likelihood of falling or fracture 30 percent reduction in hip fractures there is eviden of life and those i haven't even little longer it is level longer it is a wonderful procedure and a real treat to be able to

according to hopper it is an airfare comparison site things will go up for thanksgiving and christmas fares. >> i have to go so i can book something. thank you for joining us. >>> do little kids still dream of running away and joining the circus? our reporter kate rogers got to do that. she took a spin on the trapeze, followed one of the artists and found it is a lot harder than it looks. >> reporter: ashley's life has come full circle. >> i remember seeing mystere and i remember walking out in awe wondering how something like and thinking i want to do that someday. and here i am. >> reporter: the 35-year-old gymnast has been with cirque de soleil for 12 years performing bung gee and chinese poles. she trains on bungees like this and does her own makeup before she gets on stage. the job is physically demanding. >> once you are in, the hard -- taking care of yourself, making sure you stay in stuff that could possibly happen. and then finding something else, too. because as a performer you can't do it forever. >> reporter: bungee work requires a ton of strength. i found out myself. let'

the airfare prediction app hopper expects prices to jump about $4 every day. then in the 10 days right before thanksgiving, they could go up about $10 each day. >>> it all comes down to tonight for one of the most memorable world series in recent times. last night, the chicago cubs beat the indians in cleveland 9- 3. that tied the series up at 3 games apiece leading to this evening's 7th and deciding game also in cleveland. no matter the outcome it will end a drought. the indians have not had a world series win since 1948. the cubs haven't won since 1908. fans have been waiting for hours outside cleveland's progressive field just on the chance some tickets will be released before game time. some people in line say there was a limited number of tickets released before yesterday's game. and they hope it will happen again today. the team has made no announcements. good luck to them. those people are paying big to watch in person. the cheapest tickets on stubhub are $1,000 each. and that's standing room only. for club level seat with all the food and drinks you wa

according to hopper it is an airfare comparison site things will go up for christmas fares. >> i have to go so i can book something. thank you for joining us. good to see you. >>> do little kids still dream of running away and joining the circus? our reporter kate rogers got to do that. she took a spin on the trapeze, followed one of the artists and found it is a lot harder than it looks. >> reporter: ashley's life has come full circle. wondering how something like that was ever made. and thinking i want to do that someday. and here i am. >> reporter: the 35-year-old gymnast has been with cirque de soleil for 12 years performing bung gee and chinese poles. she trains on bungees like this and does her own makeup before she gets on stage. the job is physically demanding. >> once you are in, the hard -- taking care of yourself, making sure you stay in shape to avoid stuff that could possibly happen. and then finding something else, too. because as a performer you can't do it forever. >> reporter: bungee work requires a ton of strength. i found out myself. let's just say i am not sure i h

we checked with airfare prediction app hopper shows round trip tickets are averaging about $312 and that's nearly and they intelligence do go up $4 a day or about $6 a day closer to thanksgiving. and the good news is if you still need to book a christmas flight, there may be some fare sales on cyber monday. >>> just a few bucks a day. i'm not so sure i believe that. >>> also this thanksgiving a decades old tradition is getting a modern touch. the butterball turkey help line has been fielding calls during the run-up to thanksgiving for 30 years but this year for the first time you can text the turkey experts for last-minute baking tips. they'll also be available on social media. >> wow. >> when we come back the mystery illness cropping up across the country linked to its first death. doctors now say they may know what the disease cis. >> a bus screens into this. several angles here. rscreens in. several angles here. screens int. several angles here. screens int. several angles here. doesn't do any of that. with quicksilver you earn unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase, everywhere. lea

according to hopper it is an airfare comparison site things will go up for thaiv something. thank you for joining us. good to see you. >>> do little kids still dream of running away and joining the circus? our reporter kate rogers got to do that. she took a spin on the trapeze, followed one of the artists and found it is a lot harder than it looks. >> reporter: ashley's life has come full circle. wondering how something like that was ever made. and thinking i want to do that someday. and here i am. >> reporter: the 35-year-old gymnast has been with cirque de soleil for 12 years performing bung gee and chinese poles. she trains on bungees like this and does her own makeup before she gets on stage. the job is physically demanding. >> once you are in, the hard -- taking care of yourself, making sure you stay in shape to avoid stuff that could possibly happen. and then finding something else, too. because as a performer you can't do it forever. >> reporter: bungee work requires a ton of strength. i found out myself. let's just say i am not sure i have what cirque de soleil is lo

mouse, imagine using a mousetrap to protect your trump sign new hampshire state representative gary hopper calls sign stealers... the liberal commie scum and demonstrates with a disclaimer... so i suggest you don't do this. don't hook a 6 volt when someone moves the sign... but even worse than stealing signs...who would abscond with a cardboard cutout of the donald? cut it out, people! this is shocking. jeanne moos cnn nat firecrackers and tonight -- hillary clinton's campaign just announced the democratic nominee will be in las vegas on wednesday. the details event have not been released yet. this next story of pumpkin carvings will put yours to shame. nasa engineers have killed the pumpkin-carving competition. we'll show you these high-tech gourds... and how long the group had to carve them. football is a dangerous sport... and panthers quarterback cam newton has had enough. the changes he wants to see in the league... and what the n-f-l commissioner has promised to do. you are watching fox5 news at 11. our children, they look up to us. what we value, how we treat others. and now they're

we checked with airfare prediction app hopper shows round trip tickets are averaging about $312 and that's nearly and they intelligence do go up $4 a day or about $6 a day closer to thanksgiving. and the good news is if you still need to book a christmas flight, there may be some fare sales on cyber monday. >>> just a few bucks a day. i'm not so sure i believe that. >>> also this thanksgiving a decades old tradition is getting a modern touch. the butterball turkey help line has been fielding calls during the run-up to thanksgiving for 30 years but this year for the first time you can text the turkey last-minute baking tips. they'll also be available on social media. >> wow. >> when we come back the mystery illness cropping up across the country linked to its first death. doctors now say they may know what the disease cis. >> a bus screens into this. several angles here. ascreens in. several angles here. rscreens in. several angles here. screens int. several angles here. screens int. veral angles here. doesn't do any of that. with quicksilver you earn unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purch

every day that you wait they cost you money, the year their prediction have hopper, predicts that it will rise $4 a day and then ten days before thanksgiving $10 a day. the holiday season upon us and retailers are -- and retailers are in the spirit of hiring, more than 700,000 seasonal workers are expected to be hired for the holiday season, macy's, jcpenney and office depot are hiring the most people and experts say that many jobseekers could see their rules. >>> uber is -- hoover's making it easier for passengers whenever they need the right, part of a makeover for the ridesharing app, some of the big changes include up front pricing pricing and on arrival time protection, it suggesting places that can deliver food for destination, the company plans to overhaul the health cap over the next few. a new app and comes with a rewards program, the afghans customer of free food item for every five visits, joel water. the -- joe whataburger restaurant. >>> and nine-year-old man in kansas city said he has a secret to a long life. it's fast food. john houston calls said that he has ultimate

according to hopper it is an airfare comparison site things will go up for thanksgiving and christmas fares. >> i have to go so i can something. thank you for joining us. good to see you. >>> do little kids still dream of running away and joining the circus? our reporter kate rogers got to do that. she took a spin on the trapeze, followed one of the artists and found it is a lot harder than it looks. >> reporter: ashley's life has come full circle. >> i remember seeing mystere and i remember walking out in awe that was ever made. and thinking i want to do that someday. and here i am. >> reporter: the 35-year-old gymnast has been with cirque de soleil for 12 years performing bung gee and chinese poles. she trains on bungees like this and does her own makeup before she gets on stage. the job is physically demanding. >> once you are in, the hard -- ki sure you stay in shape to avoid stuff that could possibly happen. and then finding something else, too. because as a performer you can't do it forever. >> reporter: bungee work requires a ton of strength. i found out myself. let's just say

that's what black friday weekend is all about and hoppers here feel pretty good about what they've gotten. we know tablets are on average, 25% off. last year, 12% off. so that's as good. many of the shoppers started at the discount stores, then went to the anchor stores and shopped until they dropped. take listen. >> not gone to sleep yet. >> really? >> yes. we had our turkey and moved out at 6:30 and have been going strong. stop stopped a at kohl's. >> we started at walmart. we've been to target. we have been to the outlet malls in cincinnati. we're going to do bunch of other places i can't even think of. >> so, analysts are telling me traffic is a lilt l light and shop pi, but many of the mall managers like jll say traffic and sales are on par with last year, if not up, so we're going to have to wait and see how this all shakes out but so far, so good i think for black friday. >> bring me one of these kill brownies. >> i'll bring you more than one. >> thanks a lot. >>> tvs and game always seem to be big sellers. technology has come to the toy aisle. adidi roy reports from redwood city,

. >> reporter: in los angeles, brittany hopper, kpix 5. >>> good news heading into the weekend, mammoth ski resort opened yesterday the first to do so in california with snow over the last few weeks. several sierra resorts have been making snow in preparation for their openings. heavenly, north star and kirkwood also slated to open on november 18. >>> la nina is here and experts say that it could last through the winter. la nina is the flip side of el nino and could mean drought conditions could return to california. officials with noaa say it could last through february. >> that's not good. >> well, yeah. >>> la nina just means a cooling of the equatorial waters so when there's warming we see increased rain. with cooling we could see a decrease. the model shows above average rain north of us, below average for southern california. we are right in the middle so all bet are off. i'm hopeful we'll see rainfall this winter and that we won't see drought return. in the meantime we are going to see a little bit of rainfall over the next 24 hours. nothing to write home about. but we'll take wh

. >> my wish for those who don't want to do it, then tell me another way hopper, a meaningful way if you stop these children from dying. i don't argue about the second amendment but my kids are american. i don't want them taking these risks. and even if they want it is unacceptable. this is what you don't want to do? what do you quite. >> that brings me to us the enthusiastic need day better story that these arguments of my second amendment right there are so many that are not relevant so basically it comes down to marketing. you are a professional storyteller so if you are consulting with them? >> the government can say here is what they said. i don't understand. explain. i you very? to have children? what are you going to do? and then they have the appeal to masculinity. and which actually has found a home in american mythology and most people who were killed by guns actually shoot themselves. after that you are most likely to be killed by somebody that you know, / soleil they should say are you married? watch out for your wife. she may kill you. [laughter] so they have that narrat

we checked with airfare prediction app hopper which the holiday are averaging about $312 and that's nearly $100 more than usual for fares and they intelligence do go up $4 a day or about $6 a day closer to thanksgiving. and the good news is if you still need to book a christmas flight, there may be some fare sales on cyber monday. >> just a few bucks a day. i'm not so sure i believe that. >>> also this thanksgiving, a decades old tradition is getting a modern touch. the butterball turkey help line has been fielding calls during the run-up to thanksgiving for 30 years, but this year for the first time you can text the turkey experts for your last-minute baking tips. they're going to also be available on social media. >> wow. >>> when we come back, the mystery illness cropping up across the country. it's now linked to its first death. doctors now say they may know what the disease is. >> a bus careens into this. it caught on several angles. c screens into this. several angles here. ascreens in. several angles here. rscreens in. several angles here. screens int. several angles here. screens i

we checked with airfare prediction app hopper shows round trip tickets are averaging about $312 and that's nearly $4 a day or about $6 a day closer to thanksgiving. and the good news is if you still need to book a christmas flight, there may be some fare sales on cyber monday. >>> just a few bucks a day. i'm not so sure i believe that. >>> also this thanksgiving a decades old tradition is getting a modern touch. the butterball turkey help line has been fielding calls during the run-up to thanksgiving for 30 years but this year for the first time you can text the turkey experts for y last-minute baking tips. they'll also be available on social media. >> wow. >> when we come back the mystery illness cropping up across the country linked to its first death. doctors now say they may know what the disease cis. >> a bus screens into this. several angles here. rscreens in. several angles here. screens int. several angles here. screens int. several angles here. doesn't do any of that. with quicksilver you earn unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase, everywhere. leave complicated behind. what's

according to hopper it is an airfare comparison site things will go up for thanksgiving and christmas fares. >> i have to go so i can book so good to see you. >>> do little kids still dream of running away and joining the circus? our reporter kate rogers got to do that. she took a spin on the trapeze, followed one of the artists and found it is a lot harder than it looks. >> reporter: ashley's life has come full circle. >> i remember seeing mystere and i remember walking out in awe and thinking i want to do that someday. and here i am. >> reporter: the 35-year-old gymnast has been with cirque de soleil for 12 years performing bung gee and chinese poles. she trains on bungees like this and does her own makeup before she gets on stage. the job is physically demanding. >> once you are in, the hard -- taking care of yourself, stuff that could possibly happen. and then finding something else, too. because as a performer you can't do it forever. >> reporter: bungee work requires a ton of strength. i found out myself. let's just say i am not sure i have what cirque de soleil is looking for.

we checked with airfare prediction app hopper which shows round trip tickets for about $312 and that's nearly $100 more than usual for fares and they intelligence do go up $4 a day or about $6 a day closer to thanksgiving. and the good news is if you still need to book a christmas flight, there may be some fare sales on cyber monday. >> just a few bucks a day. i'm not so sure i believe that. >>> also this thanksgiving, a decades old tradition is getting a modern touch. the butterball turkey help line has been fielding calls during the run-up to thanksgiving for 30 years, but this year for the first time you can text the turkey experts for your last-minute baking tips. they're going to also be available on social media. >> wow. >>> when we come back, the mystery illness cropping up across the country. it's now linked to its first death. doctors now say they may know what the disease is. >> a bus careens into this. it caught on several angles. what happens here. c scre. several angles here. screens int. several angles here. screens int. several angles here. doesn't do any of that. with q