we've got the rescue team joining us, john, bobby, dom and craig on long island, new york. how did you make the decision who was going to go close to the water because go of you ended up taking a dip? >> they have a few less pounds than i do. it was a no-brainer when we sent them out on the tree limb there. andou could see the ice wasn't stable and i jumped in to save him and we managed to come out and save the dog. >> so sweet. >> do you guys feel like heros? >> you know what, i felt good. after the dog was out, i felt great. if i didn't look down there, that dog i don't think would have been here today. >> so tell us what amanda said to you when you called her. >> i think she said she was at home with her child and she was going to seasoned her brother down. they said they were going to have the fire department come down, when the brother showed up, turned out he was a volunteer fireman. >> i want to know what that frigid, frosty water was like when you fell in. >> you don't even think about it. you just think about getting out and saving the dog. >> and amanda sent us ov

i will be out to long island to be at my mom's house, the roads the rails. >> going to long island. >> long island. >> that's a tough one. >> see how that goes. a lot of people worried about traveli traveling. airline passengers facing maybe the worst of it. frustrating delays and tomorrow in the nation's busiest airports are hit by severe weather. today icy road conditions could make the commute treacherous in parts of the south. >> 33 state are in the cross hairs. from whiteout conditions in oklahoma, 13 inches in that state to albuquerque, new mexico. sweet snow and 50 mile an hour winds. in colorado springs, colorado, police on accident alert status racing from wreck to wreck. in arkansas an icy collision on this highway bridge snarling traffic for hours. road accidents to blame for at least a dozen deaths across the country. a reminder to take extra care when hitting the roads for the holiday and roads aren't the only concern. in southern states, high surf already picking up off of florida beaches. all of this weather is headed to the northeast where they have already been enduri

patricia in long island. what has been your best purchase. pos most of you who responded decided against shopping. peace of mind staying at home. maybe because all of you shoppers are too busy to be tweeting me or going to facebo facebook some stores are having an easier time on sealing deals than others on what has traditionally been the beginning shopping day of the year. scoping out the sales and the fails since shops opened their doors last night. brian is a ceo at bellis capital advisers. he joins us from bay shore. thank you for joining us again. >> good to be back. >> i was amazed by macy's numbers. lined up outside of their doors on thanksgiving day. tell me what you're seeing. who is doing this well? >> as you pull out. macy's is doing well. their home department is winning, why? because jc penny's home department is losing. by and large outside of macy's i'm seeing cerebral shoppers. they have their circulars. they are an in, they're out, buying basic storm busters, then heading home to eat the rest of their turkey . >> patricia fel

patricia in long island. what has been your best purchase. posmost of you who responded decided against shopping. peace of mind staying at home. maybe because all of you shoppers are too busy to be tweeting me or going to facebo facebook some stores are having an easier time on sealing deals than others on what has traditionally been the beginning shopping day of the year. scoping out the sales and the fails since shops opened their doors last night. brian is a ceo at bellis capital advisers. he joins us from bay shore. thank you for joining us again. >> good to be back. >> i was amazed by macy's numbers. lined up outside of their doors on thanksgiving day. tell me what you're seeing. who is doing this well? >> as you pull out. macy's is doing well. their home department is winning, why? because jc penny's home department is losing. by and large outside of macy's i'm seeing cerebral shoppers. they have their circulars. they are an in, they're out, buying basic storm busters, then heading home to eat the rest of their turkey. >> patricia felt

island. south korea's prime minister issued a strong warning to the north the ceremony took place in seoul on saturday. for south korean soldiers and citizens died in the attack on the islands. south korea's prime minister john one one expressed hope that equally as could take the peaceful path toward mutual prosperity but he also gave them a warning to the north. would you leave. you changed no tolerance will be given to those who trip to south korea's democracy and security. the prison and a concussion. after the dublin south korean forces upgraded their military equipment the south's military leaders say that in the event of the military publication by the noise. they're ready to order attacks on both the north front line troops and its military science behind the lines. the north korean people's army released a statement on friday saying it the south for both the north again its presidential office will be targeted. automotive fans are flocking to the tokyo motor show which is highlightin

for assistant secretary darcy, obviously long island is so important. people are very concerned about the time it's taking for the stabilization projects within study to be started and to know when these emergency stabilization projects will be done. give a quick update about where we are on that process? to --n the fire island >> correct. >> we have begun doing some of wasemergency response which part of the rebuilding what was there. reviewingcurrently the fire island to montauk point as i mentioned. but un-- anrized authorize but unconstructed project. we have to look at that time to make sure it's in today's sea and climate change lens that we're look through and building to the right dimensions. we're committed to doing some expedited review processes for projects.se >> thank you very much, senator booker. we'll probably have time for another round if there's available questions. >> i just want to say, again, this you for holding hearing. i have a lot of affection for you even though we've only been days.gues for six [laughter] born from thefection

i'm from long island, new york. >> wendy: jessica spson is reportedly worried her sister ashlee is addictedt cosmetic surgery, shopping or donuts? >> i'm going to go with cosmetic surgery. >> wendy: let's see if she's right. great. here's your second question. olympic swimer ryan lochte was seriously injured last week by a teenage girl, a hungry shark, or an armed robber? >> i'm going to with a hungry shark becausee'slways in the water. >> wendy: let's see if she's right. it's the teenage girl. e did one of her loving hugs and lifted her feet off the grd, and he fell down and she fe dn, and he hurt his knee and it messed up his swimming. xt question. atlanta hsewife kandi burress recenly blamed her relatiship oblemon, a, reaty television, or b, kenya moore, or c,me. >> you are too fabulous, they're not goi to blameit on you. i'mng to go with reaty television. >> wendy: let's see if she's right. >> did she really? >> wendy: fabulous. it was fun playing wi both of you and nobody is going home a loser. evrybody gets a wendy shi. here yo g tha u, girls. keep it he. >>> check out my internet page

cds, live recordings that we did in long island. tookthey did was, they bands from warner bros. at the time and put them in a recording studio called ultrasonic sound. they did a simulcast on the radio station. every weekend is a different act. we were one of those weekends. a great booklet goes with it. look at this, listen to this, i got this off of the radio. i hear the band every night. you need to ok this. i will sit down and listen to these songs. it is not that i forgot, but the realization of what an aggregation it was in 1974. lenny williams was killing it, lenny pickett was astounding. chester thompson on the organ. fabric, a sole fabric that was really exceptional. it is coming out in november and we are proud of it. tavis: you mentioned a couple like james brown. i am curious, not just to influenced you, but is there a particular person or persons whose vote of approval of what you do has meant so much to you over the years? programuval was on this . we were talking about whether or not he read reviews or critics and he said, i haven't done that since i was 22 or 23.

the trouble started after rizy boarded a flight from philadelphia to long island wednesday. >> the lady comes back i go look i don't understand what you want me to do. he's as best as he can he is where he needs to be. she's like we're not going take oof unless you get that dog under a seat. >> we passengers realized what is going on we're like why is this happen something it's not a problem. >> the captain cancelled the flight. passengers vented their outrage. u.s. airways says rizy failed to comply with crew member instrucks the airline bussed the passengers to long island. >> wow. >> consumer news now, michael finney here to answer questions sent to us by facebook and e mail. glyis asking can a buffet limit customers to two hours for all you can eat buffet? >> yes, they can. they're not allowed to come after paying ask go two hours, time is up but checking in and they sell you it's going to cost and you get that, there is a time limit, it's legal. by anything i can see. >> yes. >> diana e mailed this kwechlt i am being charged $115 for a fire prevention fee. shouldn't this be tax ded

there is strong wind gusts in the area. 48 in jfk and 46 in long island and things are a lot worse when you head north and west, including in onrochester new york. there are flood warnings in affect in the northeast and thousands of power outages are reported and that makes it tough to cook a turkey. if you are flying expect delays. jfk, delayed 45 and 51 in laguardia and two hours getting in to philadelphia. and the volume is area on the area highways and flowing on the new jersey turnpike. and folks hope to beat the rush but were notes inially successful. >> making a rest stop. we can't make it. it is two hours and it will be another half-hour. >> it is a wrong time to travel. some of the 39 million people who will be driving somewhere today and tomorrow, pill and alisyn in less than ideal conditions. >> and a warning about the temperatures dropping by the hour. >> also in new jersey, a dramatic rescue to show you. a officer risking his life to rescue a 61-year-old man. and the officer checked inside for more victims and no one else was in inside. the 61-year-old krifr is now in criti

on both time warner cable and cablevision systems in long island. they say they need to bulk up to even further gain clout against the content makers like espn and cbs but there is a plausible scenario that would be ugly for time warner cable, maybe charter, comcast and cox team up together, they buyout time warner cable, they chop up the cable systems and among them as if time warner cable had never even existed. back to you. liz: obviously he now runs charter so we say cablevision c0 oh, that was a previous job but don't count him out, right? >> he is a killer. i want to see if he will go for time warner cable that that'll l turn it into a cable provider and try to tie within. but then there's a cablevision why don't we join together because i used to run you guys in a number to capacity. a lot of these decisions are made on a personality and agendas of the individual people running the company. david: my money is on john malone. thank you very much. have a great thanksgiving, thank you very much. liz: a florida fishermen hoax a rare catch off of

we're here in long island. >> i think this is the mark of a change, in more black friday. probably black thursday. retailers are now taking advantage of technology as well. we have more on that. >> reporter: let your smart phone be your guide. this year shoppers may be browsing in stores but they're harnessing mobile apps to hunt for the best deal. popular ones help shoppers compare prices get gift ideas and find money -saving coupons. >> there is going to be an enormous surge in the role that apps pay. >> prediction that e commerce will hit $80 billion and a lot of that shopping will be done on smart phones and tablets. >> they're figuring out ways to create shopping experiences that are on par with and in a lot of cases better than what you get in the store. there is an opportunity to learn more about the product, watch demo videos about what the product does and how it works. >> surveys show smart phone owners have three and four shopping apps. nearly half of black friday purchases will be made on mobile devices. >> we've seen great growth in the internet business. we s

they would pick up information in manhattan, get it to hot bed of resistance on long island and then to connecticut. at one point they learned the british had stolen the paper this the used to print their money. >> he gets that word to washington. washington quickly acts and decides to change the look of our currency. dry goods merchant who did business with british officers. looking at his house, twashingtn had a spy one he could not do without he lived right here and they never met. >> and then there was agent 355, a woman whose name we still don't know. >> her goal was to get inside the social circles. it is believed that she heard about a sernl general at west point that was looking to turn sides and give up that valuable base. >> the spy ring wrote in, in visible ink. >> washington would be 711. areas of new york might be 86. you might be reading this and every third word would be a number. >> they put them on themselves. he was driving on long island and saw a man painting a line and ask eed what he was doing. >> he said this is where washington crossed and thanked his spies. >

it chronicles his life growing up on long beach, long island. his father owned a record store and he grew up around all these jazz greats, billie holliday, duke ellington. he realized it's 50 years his father passed away and realized it is a good time to bring the show back one more time and say goodbye to his dad. there is a moment when he realized what he wanted to do in his life and we asked the stars last night if they had that moment and this is what they had to say. >> yes, i did. when i realized that i wanted to write. i'm an author now but i was in college when i realized i wanted to do that. >> i did but the yankees would not have me. >> there was a moment when i said i'll try comedy or i don't know what else i'll do with my life. >> billy realized he wanted to either play for the yankees or make people hrafr. >> is it a monolog? >> it is a one man monolog. you laugh, cry. it has everything for everybody. it is at the imperial theater now until january 5. limited run. the tickets are going like hot cakes. >> i'm going to put it on my li

while ong long island in new york, trooper frank bendario has seen this before. a holiday rush and treacherous roads. >> it's just going to be twice as congested i would assume. and then factor in the weather and the flooding, it's probably going to create a lot of traffic and very slow going. >> and from tom costello about the travel nightmare across the northeast we go to tracie potts. some are taking that unprecedented stop -- rather step to open on thanksgiving night. we're talking about shopping. we're talking about stores. what's the bait to get them inside? >> the bait seems to be that you can get a better deal if you come on thanksgiving. the bait, you've got a lot of fish biting at that same hook and literally a lot of consumers this year say they're just not buying it. despite the campers -- and they started last week -- fewer americans plan to shop this weekend compared to last year. >> i don't shop on thanksgiving. i dedicate that to family. >> reporter: many large retailers plan to open on thanksgiving day. macy's, target and sears along with walmart

stay long, verizon. yes, sir? >> hi roger from long island. american electric power is it an income producing -- >> yes. they're caught between a very difficult situation because they're coal based. obviously washington hates coal. they're doing the best. dividends are going higher, buy it. >> how you doing, jim, i'm from brooklyn, new york. my question is what's your opinion on sirius xm radio? >> that was not a great quarter. 4 million, they thought they had the game. they couldn't do 4.1, some people are selling the stock. that's mistake. i want you to be a buyer. and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round. >> announcer: the lightning round is sponsored by td ameritrade. on the trading floor in real time. ♪ the shell brought him great fame. ♪ but then, one day, he noticed that everybody could have a magic seashell. [ indistinct talking ] [ male announcer ] right there in their trading platform. ♪ [ indistinct talking continues ] [ male announcer ] so the magic shell went back to being a...shell. get live

this happened wednesday night in philly before a flight to long island. albert rizzi was traveling with his service flight. flight attendants say the dog got agitated after a flight delay and the animal was not staying put. >> the flight attendant said the dog can't be here. he needs to be stowed under a seat. there was no time at all my dog was off leech and -- off leash and running around. >> the passengers backed that up. still the crew removed the exchange the dog from flight so a lot of passengers stood up for him and the airline canceled the flight altogethers after hours of weighting. a spokeswoman says usairways treats its customers with respect. she gave us a written statement that reads in part, in this instance, mr. rizzi, the blind map, became disruptive and refused to comply with the crew members' instructions when the flight attendant asked him to secure his dog at his feet. as a result of his disruptive behavior, the crew return to the gate. and removed mr. rizzi and his service dog from the flight. let's get more on that. carl binder was o

the long island railroad massacre. next month it's going to be 20 years since colin ferguson shot 25 people and killed 6 on a new york subway. the director of the film is here to tell us more about the film. i remember this vividly. the news footage back then rkt i grew up in -- back then. i grew up in connecticut. >> this was really scary. i would say this was the first major, major shooting that got the attention that it did in our country. you have to go back to 1984, the mcdonald's massacre in san diego. but this one in particular cameras were allowed in the courtroom. this is the worst crime in new york history prior to the 9/11 attacks. >> three passengers were heroic to tackle him and stop the gunfire. >> he was about to reload another 30 rounds or so. three guys tackled him or it could have been worse. >> why did you and your partners choose -- ken molestina is one of our reporters who helped. >> this is a personal crime because i grew up in long island, lost at high school classmate. documentaries are about pe

she lives out on long island, new york. here she is with your wild it kwis. calling them over and giving them a crust of bread. then this big tom comes running up. >> that one turkey went down the line and took all four bits of that bread. >> very polite. >> still good to be cautious here. they're sticking theirs out here to come and get the bread. >> they know debbie. they trust her. she's known as the pet lady. word gets around. >> i appreciate her sentiment not to eat turkey, i'll eat chicken. >> keep in mind, turkeys need to eat too. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> during the holiday season, you're probably hosting a ton of really cool dinner parties. you have to be aware of the presentation, the table setup. very important element. the napkin. so i have really cool awesome ways to fold your holiday napkin. we have the crown. >> what is that? >> a candle. >> that's awesome. >> this is undoubtedly my favorite. >> is a shoe. >> that looks difficult. >> that doesn't look easy. >> wow. >> that's awesome. >> the rose. that is something. >> because we have a very crafty host he

. >> debbie the pet lady, lives on long island, new york, with her wild turkeys. feeding them out on her back porch, calling turkeys over, giving crusts of bread. look at this big tom come running up. >> that one turkey went down the line, took all four bits of that bread. >> very polite. >> to be cautious here. sticking their necks out here. >> they trust debbie. known as pet lady. word gets around. >> i appreciate her sentiment not to eat turkey, so i'll eat chicken. >>> turkeys need to eat, too. >> during the holiday season, you're probably hosting a ton of cool holiday dinner parties. you have to be very aware of the presentation, the table setup, very important element. the napkin. >> yes. >> i have really, cool, awesome ways to fold your holiday napkin. we have the crown. >> what is that? >> a candle. >> awesome. >> the pyramid, classic one. >> i had to do that from busboy days. >> my favorite, though. >> a shoe. >> timely. >> looks difficult. >> wow. >> doesn't look easy. >> good grief. >> oh. >> oh, that's awesome! >> the rose. that is something. >> becaus

the coziest b & b on long island. think it'll be as cozy over in europe? oh, i doubt it. so do i. so, where you keeping the libations locked up? it's got to be after 5:00 somewhere in the world. i'm with you, warren. let's get snockered. debra, let me help you. thanks, mom. right here. so, how's it going? yeah, how's it going? everything's fine. oh, yeah? i bet you're real excited about your trip to haagen-daagen. ray... what? i can't talk to my wife's mother? punkin, can i interest you in an apéritif? oh, that would be lovely. hey, marie, beer! get it yourself. here you are, my liebchen. oh, thank you, darling. oh, just the way i like i wunderbar! mom, that's enough. what do you mean, dear? it's enough, okay? i know. what? what's enough? what do you know? what? nothing, marie. it's private. prive? what do you mean, private? hey -- private. no, you know what? it's nothing, really. i don't know what i'm talking about. i'm sorry about that, mom. okay, let's all, uh, eat. oh, that sounds like a good idea, debra. everything looks delicious. mom, you sit here. dad -- no. what? i don't

we'll be in long island in 45 minutes. this will be a memory. >> a short flight. >> we spent more time talking about the dog being under the seat than in the air. >> look, you never got in the air. >> true. >> when we come back, this is a pretty amazing story because when they kicked you off the flight, i'll let you tell the story. >> okay. >> every other passenger went with you. >> yes, sir. >> they stood up in solidarity for you which is an incredible story. we'll continue with albert and of course doxie. beautiful dog. and his lawyer right after the break. stay with us. "the hannity" continues. you can prevent gas with beano meltaways, or treat gas with these after you get it. now that's like sunblock before or sun burn cream later. oh, somebody out there's saying, now i get it! take beano before and there'll be no gas. yep. got all the cozies. [ grandma ] with n fedex one rate, i could ll a box and ship it r one flat rate. so i kn untilt was full. you'd be crazy not to. is tt nana? [ male announcer ] fedex one rate. si

here's the storm that is off the coast of long island. still some rain and some pretty good rains now in eastern sections of new england and pretty good snow back into eastern pennsylvania now and it's going to snow all night  tonight and through tomorrow morning in our mountains and on the other side of the divide and garrett county. they have winter storm warnings up there. here's a look at the radar. mostly showers and snow showers are out of here. we'll see clearing skies quickly. temperatures are above freezing. 35 in bethesda. 35 in fairfax. and also 37 down into waldorf. winds still gusting. 35-mile per hour in frederic. 34 at national. so, the temperature you feel as you go outside, feels like it's 25 in gaithersburg. 25 in leesburg. dress for the 20s if you're headed out tonight. if you're out late, dress in the teens. colder air moves in. a cold, but dry thanksgiving. a cold, but dry black friday and a chilly, but a dry weekend. temperatures moderate a little bit saturday and sunday. so, we got 28 to start. 30 at 9:00. only 34

island. >>> it has all the makings of a movie, a super hero movie at that. tomorrow the city of san francisco teams up with the make a wish foundation for a young cancer patient who a is big fan of batman. people are going to great lengths to make this wish come true. >> this blinking red bat light is a tool he'll need tomorrow but they aren't saying how. >> it's a mystery what exactly it does. >> 5-year-old miles can already be considered a super hero. he's battled leukemia most of his life and he's winning. the make a wish foundation is making it happen. miles wants to be batman or bat batkid. >> the wish that he expressed carried so much in it that we are able to have so much fun with. if you really want to be batman you've got to have the skills to fight crime so he's coming here to learn some tumbling and some acrow battic -- acrobatics. >> he'll stop the riddler before eating at a burger bar. batman's going to be waving his hands and he's going to say, hey, i need your help. >> the penguin will be kidnapping our beloved mascot. people from as far away

they put it on themselves. >> he was driving on long island we he saw a man painting a line on the road, and asked what he was doing. >> this is to commemorate when washington came in 1790 to thank his spies. i said, excuse me? what spies. that was 1989. i'd been studying this on and off since then. the more i read, the more i understand that these people, their story had to be told. >> amazing, this is rose tavern. >> brian says he would love to see the story of these unsung american heroes made into a movie. anything to give them the credit they deserve. >> today, to see robert townsend's grave in the back of a barn, unkept and untouched bothers me. if i can help in that way, by shedding some light and maybe putting him in classrooms around the country, i think i've done my job, and the rest of the ring as well. >> as part of his research, brian went to cia headquarters in virginia. where he learned they teach new recruits how the culper spy ring carried out its operation. before we go, some program notes. be sure to watch next sunday, when liz cheney joins us here live for her first

." >> i remember sitting in a theology class in long island and having a loud speaker crackle and the principal go -- the president's been shot in dallas. my head snapped back. >> reporter: and this guy who stars in the movie, based on the bestseller. >> it started with joe. if shakespeare were alive today he would have written about the kennedy family and jfq would have been a particular character and actors would play him as a rite of passage. >> reporter: not just this movie but others like "heartland" which focuses on the hospital where staff tried but failed to save the president's life. shelves of books to mark the half century, a half-century obsession can we call it. >> and this thing still grabs us why is that? >> when he was killed his image was frozen in time. his good-looking robust man with a beautiful wife and a lovely family. when you had a tragedy like that, and a blunt force on a country, the image that stays is the image that people will always remember. >> reporter: but how do you make fresh a story that's known so well? >> i john fitzgerald kennedy do solemnly swea

island. it has not been ease yip. >> i had to -- easy. i had to build the facility, work for years, keep pouring money into it. perfect the green bean roasting process, purchasing process, find stores - that's six, seven years before a return. >> ben emplois three young people and plans to take on more as soon assee can. >> it's great -- as he can. >> it's great to have something different. who doesn't love coffee. >> a future head of marketing there. >> for generations the chinakok lived on their lands, on some of the most expensive real state. it's rare to find a native entrepreneur like ben. >> according to figures from the senn us bureau the trend is up. there's 237,000 native owned businesses employing over 184,000 people in tribal communities nationwide. altogether these enterprises generate $34.5 billion in receipts, mostly through native owned construction and manufacturing - an increase of 28% over 2002. >> so what is this area? >> this is the wigan village. >> elizabeth thunderbird,

through long island. and as the storms move through, damaging wind gusts and heavy rain. and once this clears out, the wind will pick up over the weekend. >> thank you very much. the obama administration has been saying that millions of people have already visited the affordable care act website, and the problem is, that's only one barometer for failure. and the other problem is those who have actually assigned up for the exchanges. >> reporter: even the president admits healthcare.gov has problems >> right now, the website is too slow, and people have gone stuck >> but just how many people have gotten stuck or how many have enrolled are figures that the obama administration has been denying the public for days now. >> you have no numbers on who has enrolled? >> we'll have them mid november. >> exact numbers in the first days were off to a slow start. by the second day, only 248 people had enrolled nationwide. unique visitors in the first 24 hours. the chairman of the oversight committee requested and released the notes. and he's one of the republicans already calling for

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. >> boo-yah, jim, james from long island. is there any uptrend to verizon? what's going on with verizon? >> you don't need an uptrend in verizon. they're making that acquisition with autophone. i think it's a great stock, you can boost the dividend, stay long, verizon. yes, sir? >> jim, i'm roger from long island. american electric and power. is this an income-producing stock? >> yes, it is. and they are caught between a very difficult situation. their coal base, obviously, washed in coal. it's a well-one company, dividend goes higher, i want you to buy it. >> i'm from the marines in brooklyn, new york. my question is, what's your opinion on sirius xm radio? >> that was not a great quarter. they're looking really good, they thought they had the game. they couldn't do 4.1, so people are selling the stock. i like them very much. and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the "lightning round"! [ cheers and applause ] >> announcer: the "lightning round" is sponsored by td ameritrade. >>> as part of our salute to the troops and special veterans day cel

we'll be in long island in 45 minutes. this will be a memory. >> a short flight. >> we spent more time talking about the dog being under the seat than in the air. >> look, you never got in the air. >> true. >> when we come back, this is a pretty amazing storywhen they k flight, i'll let you tell the story. >> okay. >> every other passenger went with you. >> yes, sir. >> they stood up in solidarity for you which is an incredible story. we'll continue with albert and of course doxie. beautiful dog. and his lawyer right after the break. stay with us. "the hannity" continues. the day we rescued riley, was a truly amazing day. without angie's list, i don't know if we could have found all the services we needed for our riley. from contractors and doctors to dog sitters and landscapers. you can find it all on angie's list. join today. pop in the drum of any machine... ♪ ...to wash any size load. it dissolves in any temperature, even cold. tide pods. pop in. stand out. tide pods. if hey breathing's hard.me, know the feeling? cop

nice to meet you. >> thank you, ashleigh. >> dan ferrell joining us live from long island with the photograph in hand. coming up after the break, a very big plane lands at a very small airport. turns out too small. now this is one massive headache. >>> so we're continuing to watch capitol hill for you. before the break, before two breaks ago, i told you that it's a bit weird, isn't it, sense we haven't -- no, not the dream lifter yet. hold on, go back to the senate. why is it there's all of this effort to block judicial nominees with filibusters. i haven't seen the filibusters. turns out, there's something called the nontalking filibus r filibuster. it's a gentlemanly thing. you can do these. they don't have to be talking filibusters, they can be the procedural filibuster, so that's why you haven't seen them. >>> other big news, the dream lifter, landing at wrong airport in wichita, kansas. that airport doesn't handle going 747s, doesn't have a control tower but the dream lifter to land 12 miles away and now it's expected to take off for its original destination today, though the runway isn't

storms just rolled through out on long island right now and just about all the severe weather is over with with these. the winds gusting to 31, jfk, still have gusty winds and rain up in new england especially about 7:00 a.m., providence, right across the mass pike of new hampshire and maine and 89:00 a.m. just everyone is clear in new england with the exception of maine and should clear up about noon. the damaging winds from this storm and all the destruction over the last 18 hours appears to be done. >> thank goodness for that. thanks, bill. >>> the u.s. aincreasing its humanitarian aid to the philippines donating $10 million for a total of 37 million so far. newly released video shows the power as it it the coast. 3600 people were killed but survivors are getting help. >> it's still as crowded inside as it was the other day. a long line of patients. but a far cry from what we saw the last time. >> ow. you have your antibiotics. >> reporter: even a solar powered refrigerator for medications. >> they're trying to build new shelters. >>> i presumes date to fix health k healthcare.gor.

people coming in here from long island. i was going to say connecticut. you thought i was going to, but i said long island. we love alabama. alabama here as well. mexico back here. hello, mexico. and also here, tulsa, oklahoma. this family here. you actually had people who were in the parade. >> yes, my husband is one of the directors for union band. >> what did you think of the parade so far? there was talk about whether or not the balloons would make it. >> they're terrific. >> looking good. any favorites so far? >> everything. everything. >> that was the right answer. how about you kids, anything you like that you've seen so far? >> spongebob. >> reporter: live television. it's a scary thing, my man. it is a scary thing. we all do the best we can. thank you very, very much. have a happy, happy thanksgiving. once again, carol, the parade is about halfway through. still a bit more to go. still a lot of balloons to see. everyone out here having a great time. >> quit scaring children, jason carroll! that was really cute. i think that woman's brain was froz

. >> boo-yah, jim, james from long island. is there any uptrend to verizon? what's going on with verizon? >> you don't need an uptrend in verizon. they're making that acquisition with autophone. i think it's a great stock, you can boost the dividend, stay long, verizon. yes, sir? >> jim, i'm roger from long island. american electric and power. is this an income-producing stock? >> yes, it is. and they are caught between a very difficult situation. their coal base, obviously, washed in coal. it's a well-one company, dividend goes higher, i want you to buy it. >> i'm from the marines in brooklyn, new york. my question is, what's your opinion on sirius xm radio? >> that was not a great quarter. they're looking really good, they thought they had the game. they couldn't do 4.1, so people are selling the stock. i like them very much. and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the "lightning round"! [ cheers and applause ] >> announcer: the "lightning round" is sponsored by td ameritrade. ♪ like, really big... then expanded? ♪ or their new product tank

anniversary of the death of a wal-mart employee who was trampled to death when shoppers surged into a long-island store on black friday. it's called black friday-- because its the day retailers have a shot at going into the black for the year with profits from the shopping frenzy. however, it's the same day that can leave consumers in the red after spendng too much green. greg mcbride- of bankrate.com joins us via skype this morning. good morning greg. > >good morning angie. > >there are six fewer shopping days this year and retailers are getting crazy. is it working on the consumer? > >the consumer is really hemmed in by the fact that for so many people, their incomes haven't gone up. so their ability to spend and spend more i think is restrained quite a bit and that's why you're seeing retailers becoming even more competitive than they typically are this time of year. > >it's so agressive. i'm hearing reports of people trying to get higher credit limits just for the holidays. is that a good idea? > >no it's not. i think that's a warning sign. if you find yourself having to rely on credit to mak

the wind fwuss happening up there too. 47-mile-an-hour gusts out of long island. gusts from 30 to 40, and you'll continue to watch the winds gusting across the southern new england coast. flew port, 38. province at 33. just enough winds especially with the airports. the landing, takeoff will be delays when get the crosswind. significant airport delays early. from moon many new york city. after noon the morning city airport should be just fine. the rain will be much lighter. often in prov dinse and hartford, really this afternoon and this evening that we clear it out for you. if you can wait to drive, do so. it's much worse out there right now than, say, even five to eight hours from now. it's really about 6:00 or 7:00 that boston begins to clear out, and the snow part of the storm will -- -- >> i was flying out at 12:30 to boston, and i thought i was going to be flying into the heart, and i decided not to do that. >>> some people blame us for being east coast biassed, but the parade is a big deal. a lot of people like to sit on the couch and watch it, and the ball

>> it's got to be we went if in the long island aquarium in new york and i got to go in the shark tank, or i had to. i had to go in there to clean the shark tank. i'm in there with eight to 9-foot sand tiger sharks. on top of that, i had just gotten my scuba certification just for this dive. so i'm a brand-new scuba guy and now i'm going in tanks with sharks that have teeth that look like they want to tear me up. >> out of time. jeremy brant. thanks for being with us. hope off great weekend, everybody. we'll see you back here in ank. hour. awarded j.d. power's most appealing midsize car, two years in a row. and right noyou can drive one home for practicallyust your signature. get zero due at signing, zero dn, zero deposit, and zero first month's payment on any new 2014 volkswagen. hurry, this offer ends december 2nd. for details, visit vwdealer.com today does your dog food have? 18 percent? 20? new purina one true instinct has 30. active dogs crave nutrient-dense food. so we made purina one true instinct. learmore at purinaone.com on this home. look for us at p. >>> hello. everyone. i'

island, reunited for the first time in 69 years with the polish man whose family saved him. both were boys at the time, the polish family hiding them in their house. the 79-year-old has nine great grandchildren. both were remembering what one family did for the other when they were boys. >>> to that outrage over what appeared to be a winning moment. look at this. a college student took the challenge, makes the shot from half-court, $20,000 prize on the line. then he learning he's not getting the 20 grand. the college is forcing him because he's on athletic scholarship which prohibits him from taking the money. let me know what you think about this on twitter. >>> when we come back, two families who never met brought together this thanksgiving by one extraordinary gift and you'll meet them, too, right after the break. [ man ] i'd be a baker. [ woman ] i wanna be a pie maker. [ man ] i wanna be a pilot. [ woman ] i'd be an architect. what if i told you someone could pay you and what if that person were you? ♪ when you think about it, isn't that what retirement should be, pay

while on long island in new york, trooper frank bendario has seen this before. a holiday rush and treacherous roads. >> it's just going to be twice as congested, i would assume. and then factor in the weather and the flooding, it's probably going to create a lot of traffic and very slow going. >> reporter: and still 36 hours till thanksgiving morning. yeah, the folks in new york and pennsylvania bracing for a lot of snow and a lot of rain. interestingly, i heard from quite a few parents concerned about their kids driving back from college. yet another thing to be concerned about. brian? >> absolutely. tom costello starting us off from pittsburgh, thanks. >>> i want to take a look at live pictures from i-90 up in buffalo where they don't scare easily in winter. so the traffic is moving along, but we talk about the northern reaches of this storm. they're expecting 8 to 12 inches of snow before it's all over. tonight meteorologist janice huff has been kind enough to join us to look at where this is going and what's in store. janice, i understand the winds on the ba

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island, to invest in his building. but he had trouble paying astoria federal back, so the bank started to foreclose. that would have put the bank in charge of auctioning off the building. but before they finished the foreclosure, a new player entered the story, a private equity group called stabilis capital management. they bought the landlord's debt from the bank and paid off some money he still owed to the previous owner of the building. that means that now asher newman still controls the building, but he owes money to stabilis instead of astoria federal. it also means that stabilis is in a place to foreclose and gain control of the building if they choose to. housing advocates are often wary of wealthy investors taking control of distressed buildings like faile street without first familiarizing themselves with the building, because they are less likely to make the repairs that the tenants so desperately need. but this variety of investing has been happening more frequently. it's part of a new trend that advocates c

while on long island in new york, trooper frank bendario has seen this before. a holiday rush and treacherous roads. >> it's just going to be twice as congested, i would assume. and then factor in the weather and the flooding, it's probably going to create a lot of traffic and very slow going. >> reporter: and still 36 hours till thanksgiving morning. yeah, the folks in new york and pennsylvania bracing for a lot of snow and a lot of rain. interestingly, i heard from quite a few parents concerned about their kids driving back from college. yet another thing to be concerned about. bri? >> absolutely. tom costello starting us off from pittsburgh, thanks. >>> i want to take a look at live pictures from i-90 up in buffalo where they don't scare easily in winter. so the traffic is moving along, but we talk about the northern reaches of this storm. they're expecting 8 to 12 inches of snow before it's all over. tonight meteorologist janice huff has been kind enough to join us to look at where this is going and what's in store. janice, i understand the winds on the back