people are mainly happy here in madeline. >> everyone is a victim. the filipino sense of humour also. it feels like it's one big party, if you see around - it's like we are all having a picnic here. >> but despite the optimism of the people of madeline, suffering will be taken seriously. >> veronica amos had been at a terminal before heading to another badly affected area. >> it is gridlocked. the aid is gridlocked. there's plenty of aid, but none getting to the people who need it. it's causing immense frustration. the u.n. office for coordinating humanitarian chief baroness valerie amos pleaded with the mayor of tacloban to try to break the gridlock. there's no fuel for strucks to distribute the aid. there's nowhere for the aid to be - no way for it to be distributed. it's not going anywhere. at the same time aid workers, international aid workers are flooding the area. the mayor asked his citizens to flee the city because the city cannot cope with this number of people. this is a moment of intense frustration, and it is extremely interesting to see

this is going to be fun. >> we're going to keep checking in, madeline, is that the deal? >> we're going to keep checking in, they're going to keep track of their calories and be mindful. >> thank you. we look forward to watching. >> if you've got a way to cut the creep and help lighten up the eggnog or carrot cake. go to hodagandklg.com and hit the like button. >>> we've got a special thing coming up, but first this is "today" on nbc. >>> holiday celebrations begin this week and there are a lot of families that could use a little extra help, so we're kicking off our 25th annual toy drive. >> she's brought along some of santa's elves, her son a.j. and daughter kaitlyn. nice to see you all. >> you guys have been helping us out for a decade now. tell us why. >> it's really a great opportunity for us to give back to the community. we have 26 companies this year that are donating about $14.4 million in products and cash. we have a number of companies like clever container has donated a lot of really cute organizational tools. this is actually for the backseat of a car to organ

. >> david smut, madeline savot >> david smith, i apologize for the sloppy writing. good afternoon, commissioners, i will say traditionally i've been for a centralized dispatch for a very long time but these days i am not. mostly because centralized dispatch is essentially here in the form of fly wheel and taxi magic. we also have desoto and luxor coming out with their own apps. the public is already used to using these apps and the market has shifted in this direction whether we like it or not, so we're better off not disrupting it because it is keeping people in taxis and bringing new people into the taxi industry. it's normal for a driver now to have his dispatch from his company as well as their fly wheel app or the other app that we will not mention because i'm against it, of course, and i see why the companies don't want this, i don't blame them in any way shape or form. i would prefer personally that you use this money to enforce, for enforcement against rogue limousines and taxis at the ballpark and hotels and at nightclubs where limo vultures are aggressive

madeline can probably address that better. but from the standpoint of relevance, i think the special operations versus a heavy brigade today for the reality we live in is going to be a lot more relevant to the defense capabilities of nato and europe. >> i may dodge that one and go after the other one. but i think the nato dpr clearly put together nato as a nuclear alliance, and the fact they clearly are nuclear weapons that the u.s. has assigned to nato is something that both the hlg, the mpg, the nak, all the bodies need to continue to look at and with a great deal of seriousness. on the one hand, there has been a lot more serious in the last six months, control over the armed committee, adc, as well as the fcg, how do we look at measures in a way that will inspire some reciprocal actions on the part of russia to begin to have this discussion about what would a foundation look like for reductions? so that's out there, but the commitment on the part of the allies, which i think is also part of this, it has -- it's really been

. >> hi madeline -- i wanted to say that i was not able -- i'm a member because i would be a block away anyway polk street is the popular destination it does complete a big cycling loop. many workers commute up polk street to serve the establishments in the area and also traversed by many transit lines as well. it would also be a very good transit option for those who do not have places big enough and parking storage in their buildings which we know is going to be an increasing number so equity is served by providing jobs for people on polk street who are working in that entire delta and also i wanted to say that obviously a lot of people in our organization are very excited about the possibility of their being bike share in the polk corridor to witness all the tweets and retweets and re-plies i think i'm not allowed to ask questions directly but we'd like to see an effort for crowd funding for some of the stations. people feel much more invested in their civic space when they have had a roll like that thank you. >> thank you very much. >> good evening. afternoon. sorry about the voice

now the people of madeline feel they are being punished. >> it's unfair. there's a lot of deaths that occurred in tacloban. focus should be on tacloban, not northern cebu, which you can see whatever the conditions are in tacloban - it's the same here was. >> the mayor decided to take matters into his own hands, sending people to look for food and water. a woman managed to abtain a truck with supplies. volunteers spent most of the night devieding -- dividing them into small packages. these are long nights. people here are trying to sleep in makeshift shelters, knowing they have lost their home. it proved difficulty. there's light in the darkness. at the city home, the only place with electricity, people are gathering to charge their mobile phones, so they can inform family members. the mood is cheerful and there's a chance of togetherness. people here are happy to be alive. >> everybody is a victim, so - and the filipino sense of humour also. it feels like it's a big party. you see around, it's like we are having a picnic here. >> but despite the optimism o

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. >> i am madeline, i am 7 months pregnant with my first child. i should be concentrating and relaxing but i am overwhelmed. books and magazines, relatives on -- and the internet, there are so many do's and don'ts. drink coffee don't drink coffee. cocoa butter every day keeps the stretch marx away. drink dark beer for more milk. help this pregnant mamma get her facts straight. >> oh, >> madeline, congratulations! [ applause ] >> yeah! that's great. >> oh, boy. i said oh, boy, i could have said, oh, boy or oh, girl. -- could be a girl. >> there should be no rules in pregnancy and obstetrics, like there are no rules, except "don't smoke". these are recommendations, some are based on experience and some on data, some of the data is good and some isn't. and we want to err on the side of caution in the field of obstetrics, because we're growing a human. >> let's go through the three myths. >> myth #1, you can only drink decaf coffee for 9 months while you are pregnant. >> that's a myth. now, here's the thing, the data on caffeine is all over the place.

. >> hi, i'm madeline. i work at an independent production company in los angeles and we have a movie that's shooting in san francisco soon with alexander scarf and it takes place in san francisco. now that i've been up here dislocating for locations it's remarkable you can't create that landscape it's a competitive place likes up in canada to recreate san francisco or other cities elsewhere and the rebate is making a huge difference in our finance plan it's making us able to come up here and shoot the movie so i'm in support it. thank you >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hi. i'm here or in on behalf of the actors as well as producers. we're producing a web series so we got to come to the area and we realize we're missing out because we can't be part of the rebate program. we're going to be shooting a film in marina county and going into the south bay because we're able to get better deals. we're shooting this pilot to get a budget ever maybe $400,000 to shoot our whole season. we really want to shoot

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. >> hi madeline -- i wanted to say that i was not able -- i'm a member because i would be a block away anyway

. >> hi madeline -- i wanted to say that i was not able -- i'm a member because i would be a block away anyway polk street is the popular destination it does complete a big cycling loop. many workers commute up polk street to serve the establishments in the area and also traversed by many transit lines as well. it would al

. >> hi madeline -- i wanted to say that i was not able -- i'm a member because i would be a block away anyway polk street is the popular destination it does complete a big cycling loop. many workers commute up polk street

. >> madeline leftridge lived at a golden living center in southaven, mississippi. she died at age 72 from complications due to alzheimer's, according to her daughters carmen belton and lisa perkins. they believe their mother unduly suffered at the center. hospital records show that she was dehydrated, and that she'd developed a severe ulcer. >> her back was open. and it was [cried] ... it was probably three inches deep in her bottom. >> and they kept telling us, she doesn't feel it. yeah. and i'm like do you see the size of this sore, and you're telling me she's not in pain? >> so i made sure that once my mom went back to the nursing home, that they were aware of it and to start treating it, like they were in the hospital. you have to keep turning her but you have to make sure that the area stayed dried and clean. we found out that that wasn't happening. >> in response, golden living said it emphasizes quality care and holds industry records in the number of top rated facilities across the us. >>they never said neglect, it was more, well, because she has diabetes i

i'm going to start off with madeline. we'll washing through our panelists and have a moderated discussion. last june in berlin, president rolled out, delivered a major speech which key element he called for dramatic reductions in u.s. and russian tactical nuclear weapons. is now the time to really further evolve nato's nuclear posture? if so, how should evolution be related to efforts to manage other more asemmtric threats? >> it really is a pleasure to be here. i think your question really reflects on a lot of the work that is certainly going on in parallel between nato and also the u.s. so in june, the culmination of the oh so much longer 90-day study resulted in the issuance of new presidential decision guidance on nuclear foreign policy. that guidance really was the result of a very long and exhaustive process that allowed the u.s. to come to the conclusion that we could very safely, in conjunction with russia go to about a third fewer deployed strategic nuclear systems. at the same time since nato put out its ddpr, s

. >> hi madeline -- i wanted to say that i was not able -- i'm a member because i would be a block away anyway polk street is the popular destination it does complete a big cycling loop. many workers commute up polk street to serve the establishments in the area and also traversed by many transit lines as well. it would also be a very good transit option for those who do not have places big enough and parking storage in their buildings which we know is going

madeline is heading from emeryville to sacramento to visit her family. why take the train as opposed to drive? >> i don't have a car and it's easier and i know everyone driving is leaving later and it's cheaper and less carbon footprint. >> reporter: back to a live picture here in emeryville, amtrak is adding 700 seats on the capitol corridor route between san jose, oakland and sacramento. another 600 seats on the san joaquin valley line service. amtrak says this thanksgiving week is the busiest time of the year for it nationwide on its rails. allen, they are expecting another peak day on sunday as soon as this holiday season is over. no surprise there. but. >> no. >> be ready for it. >> all right. thanks, mark. >>> chief meteorologist paul deanno in the weather center. paul, you have some good news back east. the worst is over there? >> it's been a drenching rainfall lots of snowfall away from the atlantic ocean. but things are beginning to wind down. i know most folks have gotten from point a to point b but the rain is racing up the eastern seaboard. t

these are long nights for the people here in madeline. they are trying to sleep in makeshift shelters. knowing they have lost their homes it's difficult. there is light, in the city hall, the only place with electricity, they line up to charge their mobile phones, there's a sense of togetherness, people of madeline are happy to be alive. >> everyone is a victim. the filipino sense of humour also. it feels like it's one big party, if you see - it's like we are all having a picnic here. >> but despite the optimism of the people of madeline the mayor hopes the suffering will be taken seriously. >> china is adding more than 1.5 million to the philippines relief effort after its first offer sparked outrage. the response to the disaster was $100,000. the nation with the second biggest economy was said to give more. china is in a dispute with the philippines over islands in the south china sea. international aid is reaching the philippines from all over the world. the air force plans to ship the goods quickly. craig leeson is in cebu where the a

>>> no madeline, los sÍntomas, cÓmo detectar ese tipo, las cosas que te dicen. >>> las cosas claves es cuando prefieres hacer actividades con otras personas, cuando la comunicaciÓn disminuye, cuando tu pareja te habla, tiene conversaciones contigo y no te interesa, y cuando te interesan otras personas, y te llaman la atenciÓn otras personas, cuando disminuye la actividad sexual es una seÑal que es perjudicial. >>> directa al clavo. son seÑales que indican que ya hay problemas. >>> madelin, es normal que haya este tipo de aburrimiento? >>> fÍjate, es normal que al principio de una relaciÓn sentimos la pasiÓn. esta euforia, normalmente dura de meses a un aÑo, hay parejas que la tienen por muchos aÑos, pero normalmente a muchas parejas el dÍa a dia, las responsables, monotonia, caemos en rutina, a muchas parejas le puede suceder. cÓmo le paso a monica. >>> hay veces que no se ven y no se enteran de lo que pasan. >>> en muchas de las situaciones encontramos que el aburrimiento afecta mÁs que tener un conflicto o desacuerdo. >>> madeline, cÓmo hacer para combatir esto? >>> lo m

that is probably your strongest piece of evidence secondarily johnson's mistress of twenty one years madeline duncan brown who bore him illegitimate son said that lyndon johnson told her on the eve of the assassination after tomorrow i won't have to deal with those kennedy s.o.b.'s no more and then lastly i think when the presidential motorcade pulled into dealey plaza in dallas when vice president johnson's car made one hundred twenty degree turn into dealey plaza lyndon johnson before the first shot has been fired is on the floor of his car he hits the deck there's photographic evidence that proves this so i would say both before during and after the assassination lyndon johnson's actions betray the fact that he is in fact the man yoking a conspiracy or in this case a plot that includes the cia organized crime and big oil oil texas. a lot of people have written books alleging that l g b b j was behind the assassination what makes your book different i have a lot of first hand information meaning i had the opportunity to spend substantial amount of time with president richard nixon to ask hi

technology now allows weapons of any shape to be printed and madeline. it's about twenty five to thirty five hours depending on the machine we put it on and what materials were. we talk to engineers of printed through the firearms and find out whether the technology could be about to get out of control. this starting coming to life in moscow with me marina joshing ukraine has seen another day of mass protests against rejection of an e.u. trade deal and association agreement thousands of demonstrators defied authorities in the capital where riot police have been deployed to ensure security are just like here chefs he is following the situation for us in kiev more than fifteen thousand and now he gives famous independence square all three protest sites in the city have merged into one this is this center stage of the whole protest of the morning there was a slight tension at the government building when they the opposition held a rally there and i saw literally hundreds of riot police over there securing the building it was quite tense because there was in

that is probably your strongest piece of evidence secondarily johnson's mistress of twenty one years madeline duncan brown who bore him illegitimate son said that lyndon johnson told her on the eve of the assassination after tomorrow i won't have to deal with those kennedy s.o.b.'s no more and then lastly i think when the presidential motorcade pulled into dealey plaza in dallas when vice president johnson's car made one hundred twenty degree turn into dealey plaza lyndon johnson before the first shot has been fired is on the floor of his car he hits the deck there's photographic evidence that proves this so i would say both before during and after the assassination lyndon johnson's actions betray the fact that he is in fact the man yoking a conspiracy or in this case a plot that includes the cia organized crime and big oil oil texas. a lot of people have written books alleging that l g b b j was behind the assassination what makes your book different i have a lot of first hand information meaning i had the opportunity to spend substantial amount of time with president richard nixon to ask hi

that is probably your strongest piece of evidence secondarily johnson's mistress of twenty one years madeline duncan brown who bore him illegitimate son said that lyndon johnson told her on the eve of the assassination after tomorrow i won't have to deal with those kennedy s.o.b.'s no more and then lastly i think when the presidential motorcade pulled into dealey plaza in dallas when vice president johnson's car made one hundred twenty degree turn into dealey plaza lyndon johnson before the first shot has been fired is on the floor of his car he hits the deck there's photographic evidence that proves this so i would say both before during and after the assassination lyndon johnson's actions betray the fact that he is in fact the man you'll king a conspiracy or in this case a plot that includes the cia organized crime and big oil oil texas. a lot of people have written books alleging that l g b b j was behind the assassination what makes your book different i have a lot of first hand information meaning i had the opportunity to spend substantial amount of time with president richard nixon to a

your strongest piece of evidence secondarily johnson's mistress of twenty one years madeline duncan brown who bore him illegitimate son said that lyndon johnson told her on the eve of the assassination after tomorrow i won't have to deal with those kennedy s.o.b.'s no more and then lastly i think when the presidential motorcade pulled into dealey plaza in dallas when vice president johnson's car made one hundred twenty degree turn into dealey plaza lyndon johnson before the first shot has been fired is on the floor of his car he hits the deck there's photographic evidence that proves this so i would say both before during and after the assassination lyndon johnson's actions betray the fact that he is in fact the man yoking a conspiracy or in this case a plot that includes the cia organized crime and big oil oil texas. a lot of people have written books alleging that l g b b j was behind the assassination what makes your book different i have a lot of first hand information meaning i had the opportunity to spend substantial amount of time with president richard nixon to ask him about his v

that is probably your strongest piece of evidence secondarily johnson's mistress of twenty one years madeline duncan brown who bore him illegitimate son said that lyndon johnson told her on the eve of the assassination after tomorrow i won't have to deal with those kennedy s.o.b.'s no more and then lastly i think when the presidential motorcade pulled into dealey plaza in dallas when vice president johnson's car made one hundred twenty degree turn into dealey plaza lyndon johnson before the first shot has been fired. it is on the floor of his car he hits the deck there's photographic evidence that proves this so i would say both before during and after the assassination lyndon johnson's actions betray the fact that he is in fact the man yoking a conspiracy or in this case a plot that includes the cia organized crime and big oil oil texas. a lot of people have written books alleging that l g b b j was behind the assassination what makes your book different i have a lot of first hand information meaning i had the opportunity to spend substantial amount of time with president richard nixon to as

madeline and olivia claim their condition came from the guaardal vaccine for hpv. it is the first claim of its kind. the cdc and fda saying the vaccine is safe and can help prevent thousands of cancers in men and women. >> incredible footage from a house explosion in new jersey. look at this. you can see it was blown to pieces yesterday afternoon in cape may county. neighbors rushing to that flattened house to save the husband and wife inside. >> the only thing i had to do i swapped a couple boards out of the way pulled out some insulation and then black smoke got really intense. i could sneed it out right now. and just pulled her out. >> to make it worse the couple suffered severe burns. no one else was injured. nearby homes were evacuated for a short time. they plan to inspect what remains of that structure to determine the cause. >>> 50 west point cadeting studying how to fight terrorism go to ground zero. for many it was the first visit to the site. west point's combat terrorism center was created shortly after september 1st # 1th, 2011 and is a privately funde

. >> detectives searching for madeline can have been swamped with more than 5,000 calls. they released this image of a man they want to talk to with in connection with the disappearance. the picture came out and the tips came in from the uk, germany, holland and portugal where the girl was taken when she was just three years old. the case was closed in 2008, but they reopened it saying there is a good chance she is still alive. huge flame ripped through a garment factory and firefighters faced unexpected difficulties putting out the flame. firefighters in bangladesh released intentionally set fires after it was closed. the building closed and firefighters arrived and some of them put dents in the building and angry factory workers were in the way. there no reports of injuries. chances are you have seen this video of jason spilling his drink to earn a time out. the decision to pull the stunt is going to cost him. he will be fined $50,000 by the nba. the video appears to tell his players to hit him so he would spill the drink and get a much-needed time out. he claimed the d

this administration is repeating the same mistakes of madeline albright and bill clinton as president. iran cannot be trusted, that has lied repeatedly, just like north korea did. and how did the clinton deal work out? yeah, they took the nuclear facilities we provided them, but they didn't stand good behind their promise not to develop nuclear weapons. they developed them and we helped them. and now this administration wants to do the same thing with iran. we're still paying for the mistakes of the clinton administration with north korea helping them get more nuclear power and now this administration wants to do that with iran. that's a huge mistake. we need to help our friend israel. stop betraying them. help our friends. stop rewarding our enemies, because the consequences to this nation will be dire if we don't turn this around. madam speaker, it is my prayer, it is my hope that this administration will turn from its stupid ways the arrogance that existed before obamacare kicked in, surely should have come down a notch so they can realize maybe we are making a istake in dealing wi

. >> engel and his crew, producer madeline herringer, and cameraman redden edwards, land right in the middle of the action. the men of viper company are trying to clear the valley of taliban fighters. the crew is there to document the action. >> pretty much every day this outpost came under attack. and pretty much every time the soldiers went out there to do a patrol in the area, that patrol came under attack. >> while living with the men for weeks at a time, the crew experiences the harshness of the environment. >> the troops are out there for a year and a half. it's pretty tough. there's no showers, the food was pretty much all out of a plastic bag. so the living conditions were pretty bad. >> every conflict is different. in iraq, you're real danger was getting blown up in a humvee. in the korangal, because it's on foot and there are so few vehicles, it's more what you think of as classic warfare. units that are attacked by taliban fighters firing down from the hillsides. they were just in gunfights all the time. >> during the very first firefight they film, cameraman redden edwards

madeline is heading from emeryville to sacramento to visit her family. why take the train as opposed to drive? >> i don't have a car and it's easier and i know that, uhm, everyone driving is leaving later so i'm going to avoid all the traffic and it's cheaper and less carbon footprint. >> reporter: and as far as amtrak goes, they are trying to keep up with all this holiday demand. they are adding about 700 seats on the run between here and the bay area and sacramento on the capitol corridor train to keep up with all of the demand. reporting live from the emeryville amtrak station, i'm mark sayre, kpix 5. >> everybody heading home. an estimated 1.2 million travelers will pass through sfo throughout the entire week. >>> everybody heading out for the holiday going to wake up tomorrow with some dry conditions at least. >> between going to be dry. not sunniest thanksgiving. no record of sunshine but it's going to be rain-free good for travelers tonight and for those of you who are going to be traveling tomorrow. a lot of folks hit the road on thanksgiving as

isn't he exactly the kind a guy you might grab the madeline say, we're going to start punching it again. >> we don't need archie bunker to be president. we had an of aggression and crazy stuff from george w. bush and we have two wars we cannot pay for. look at what has actually happened in new jersey. you literally have jobs going down, probably taxes going up. nobody calls them on this stuff. a cake walk because he is entertaining. a lot of entertainers that should get their own show. it is ridiculous. >> i did not know how seriously i should taken as a threat until i heard that. now live and am completely convinced he is a massive threat to you. >> listen. is in fact the case that somebody like this could be snickering you, hoodwinked the world. how can he be physical conservative and waste how $12 million. he is not only afraid to run against but he doesn't want to against but he doesn't want to deal but i wanted a tablet for me, for stuff like twitter and xbox, so my downtime can be more like uptime. that's why i got a windows 2 in 1 which does both -- works as a laptop and a tablet