but on january 11th, 2000, noah begins his project. "noah k. every day," an experimental photography project that captures the passage of time. with the flip screen of his digital camera, noah's able to see the image while photographing. he lines up his nose in the center of the screen and snaps. in the beginning he doesn't think it will be possible to photograph himself every single day. but soon it becomes as normal as brushing his teeth. six years and 2,356 photos later, noah compiles his still photography experiment into a 5-1/2-minute time-lapsed video, and in august 2006 posts it on youtube. >> this blew up when this first came out. it was like mind-exploding. >> viewers watched more than a half a decade of noah's life unfold, his apartments, his hairstyles, even his girlfriends. >> in some ways it's a very personal video, where it's like this is me, just completely exposed, and people start to really get into that. >> in three weeks the video he lines up his nose in the center of the screen and snaps. in the beginning he doesn't think it

but on january 11th, 2000, noah begins his project. "noah k. every day," an experimental photography project that captures the passage of time. with the flip screen of his digital camera, noah's able to see the image while photographing. he lines up his nose in the center of the screen and snaps. in the beginning he doesn't think it will be possible to photograph himself every single day. but soon it becomes as normal as brushing his teeth. six years and 2,356 photos later, noah compiles his still photography experiment into a 5-1/2-minute time-lapsed video, and in august 2006 posts it on youtube. >> this blew up when this first came out. it was like mind-exploding. >> viewers watched more than a half a decade of noah's life unfold, his apartments, his hairstyles, even his girlfriends. >> in some ways it's a very personal video, where it's like this is me, just completely exposed, and people start to really get into that. >> in three weeks the video shoots to one million hits. >> every once in a while you get that one where he's like, whoop, on

meet noah fisher from south carolina. he's 4 years old and adorable. he is adorable. he needed glasses, but then he was told he would definitely be getting them, he was not happy. >> i said, put your glasses on, and he just broke into tears. and yeah, it was the saddest thing. it just broke my heart. and i finally got him to tell me why he was crying, and he said because everyone's going to laugh at him. >> oh, poor guy! mrs. fisher needed to get noah feeling better about life with glasses, so she turned to the internet. she started a facebook page "glasses for noah," urging people to show him glasses can be cool. the response was overwhelming, more than 1,600 people liking the page and hundreds of them posting pictures of themselves wearing their glasses along with the words of encouragement. noah's now getting used to those glasses. >> i don't know how many more likes or pictures we'll get, but as long as i'm getting pictures, i'll keep showing them to him every night. >> thank you for all the pictures. >> i like it. i like it when noah does that little thing. >>> a

be sure to check out noah. he has a vh-1 show called "the gossip table." up next, everybody, see what wendy viewers have to say about some of our favorite hot topics. >> wendy: welcome back. if you think i'm opinionated wait until you hear what the streets are saying about some of our fari hot topics in our latest edition of "street talk." take a look. >> the two celebrities i think should make a love child are miley cyrus and robert thick because they have such great chemistry already. >> charlie sheen/lindsay lohan. yikes. >> i love babies. >> celo

well, little noah just got his first pair of glasses and was upset. so his mum started a facebook page, glasses for noah. >> i love you no what, and your glasses are good. >> reporter: over in norway, this 3-year-old lives out every 3-year-old boy's fantasy and operates an earth mover, his dad is supervising and claims this is totally safe. really? meanwhile, at a charity event in london -- yup, that's actually prince william on stage with jon bon jovi and taylor swift. more startling for a buttoned up brit, he also man hugged jbj. one more thing, betty white steals brit smith's thunder in her latest music video, 91 years old and still shaking her thing. that was the instant index. i'm nick watt. >> still ahead tonight, that girl. that actress. giving so much back to children, carrying on her father's dream, bringing huge stars together to help children. our person of the week, coming up. >>> finally tonight, she inspired so many women to be strong and independent, back in the 1960s, in the series, that girl. tonight she's using her star power to insp

noah had a hard time adjusting because he thought everyone would laugh. so his mom enlistedded help of friends and family on facebook and created the glasses for noah page which gained hundreds of "likes" and people posted pictures of themselves to she noah there is nothing to be ashamed or afraid of. he gets more confident with every picture that comes in. >> he could not know how cute he is. he will look back and know how cute he is. full disclosure, i wear glasses. at night. at home. leyla gulen? >> is that what you needed to know? >> fascinating. we will neat a picture of katie marzullo. good morning, everyone, from mount tamalpais to san francisco, clear twinkling lights but it is a "spare the air" day so no wood burning otherwise you will get in big trouble. with fines and the possibility of schools. for the next 12 hours, starting off cooler and as we ramp into noon and this afternoon we are going to remain with up and it will be dry and it cools down overnight and we have a beautiful weekend with more coming up but we will see how it is moving alo

at least that's what 4-year-old noah fisher in south carolina thought. so his mom went online looking for a little support for her son. she set up this facebook page called, glasses for noah. i just checked. that page has nearly 12,000 likes now. >> wow. >> it was very humbling to see how the community kind of like they took time out of their days to post a picture of themselves for a little boy that half of them probably don't even know. >> noah's mom just posted the facebook won't let her post any more pictures that supporters have sent in. they have gotten that many. but she says she would like to give everyone who sent one and their dog a big hug. >> i love glasses. i wish i had to wear them. >> geek chic. >> it's so distinguished looking. i love them. >>> now for a look at what's ahead on the "cbs evening news." margaret brennan is in new york. >> call this black and blue friday. shoppers fight each other for bargains. can retailers expect a strong holiday season? we'll have that story tonight on the "cbs evening news." ,,,,,,,,,, female announcer:

biz dorsey, evan williams, glass.nd noah it has been a bumpy ride, to say the least. this is the story of your average silicon valley startup. they were desperate for a new multibillion-dollar idea. jack dorsey had the idea of a way of communicating what you are up to. you can see from his original one page blueprints that it was a simple idea. yocan see that he was still a student when he came up with this idea. the only status options he provided were in bed or at the park. >> they wanted to build a technology that would connect them to their friends. to do that, they ended up tearing their own friendships apart. from the moment twitter was hatched, it became this thing that started to change the world. off with the rest of the world. each one of the four friends in it up pushing each other out of the company one by one. >> noah was the obvious candidate to become ceo. he was forced out in 2006. jack was forced out in 2008. shunted to a non-job and stop coming into the office. the price tag is somewhere around $15 billion. the model does not guarantee sustainable re

when i was younger i didn't noah lot about what food to eat. i was covered in it. i was covered all over my face and my fingers and my legs. >> vow in high school and you are being bullied by people calling you the witch because you are heavy set, fat, you said your hair was terrible and dry which was an effect of your condition and you had any -- an epiphany. you changed your life. what did you do? >> i remember going to class one day and i saw on the blackboard a picture that some of the other students had drawn and a name was written, heidi with double cheeks. i remember it hurt, it really hurt. >> so they drew a picture of you on the blackboard? >> yeah. and just sort of like made weird comments to me and it sort of got to me in my core. i started listening to my grand parents who would squeeze fresh vegetable juices and instead of going to the bakery i would start going to the vegetable store. and sort of tried to get this new diet going. i knew something had to change. i just couldn't live with the pain of being fat and being told i was fat and being made fun

a statement from noah reads: the federal agencies says it determined five of the whales may have been nursing when captured. >> we have no evidence to support the claim. >> the george said it's acting on behalf of the entire zoo logical community by suing noah over a decision to import the whales. increasing the ma'amals captive population through breeding is a key reason for the request. >> there's a possibility if we don't take action, we could lose the population. >> that doesn't justify pulling more out of the wild and putting them in conditions in which they don't thrive. >> martha brock is a member of georgia animal rights and protection, a vocal opponent of the georgia aquarium request. >> we don't need them in captivity to learn about them. gees, we are all denied access to dipo saurs, but we learn -- dinosaurs, but we learn about them. we appreciate geology and ashingiology. >> miller is reviewing the complaint. if the aquarium's challenge is successful it will be the first to import recently coward wild ma'am malls in 30 years. >> beluga whales are threatened buy climate cha

noah? >> it's very real. but you put out some numbers in the last segment. and what you saw was the bottom falling out. why? because the affordable care act has kicked in. and they're being told. they're being told that young invincibles have to sign up for this program. you don't know what's best for you. >> wait a second. >> doubling for these -- >> stay with noah. because you're right. you will pay -- for example, if i was younger, i'd have a catastrophic plan with a high deductible if god forbid if i had an accident. that's all you need. >> they're terrified, they're not working, they don't have a tax problem. they have a problem of getting an income. and as a result, they're being asked now to subsidize another generation. they'd love to do that. they're civic minded. they don't have the ability to do that. >> if you're fat and old like me, you need a different policy. >> we have high rates of unemployment. millennials have before the aca, we have the highest rates of uninsured in the country. if we want to talk about access to health care, i wish we'd

a statement from noah reads: >> the federal agency determined five of them may have been nursing when they were captured. >> the georgia community says it's acting on behalf of the zoo logical community by suing noah for denying a permit to import the whales. increasing the mammals population through breeding is a key request. >> we could lose them if we don't take action. >> it doesn't justify pulling them out of the while. >> martha is a member of georgia animal rights and protection and is an opponent of georgia aquarium's request. >> we don't need in in captivity. we are denied access to dinosaurs but we learn about them and appreciate geology and ashingiology. >> noah says it's reviewing the complaint. if the aquarium's challenge is successful it will be the first permit issued to import recently court wild mammals in 230 years. . >>> all righty. mark is back with sport. the bullying story, more and more cases popping up. >> we have the jonathan martin dolphin situation and the story at a collegiate level at rykers. a bullying episode led a player to quit. jevon was a quarterback

if i said to you noah, i'm too scared. you can't play anymore. what would you say to me? >> i'd have to just turn you down on that one. i've got one more game left. >> reporter: sometimes teens just do not listen to their dads, but even joe camarato, personal lawyer and president of the d.c. brain injury association, says parents do not need to pull their kids out of football. they just need to make themselves aware of the symptoms of concussions, things like headaches, sensitivity to light, overly fatigued kids, outbursts, those kinds of things. once they are completely free of those symptoms for about 24 hours, then they can slowly start to return to play over the course of about seven days. >> i'm still remembering little noah. i'm just struck by how big he is. he's a man child now. all right. be safe out there and hang in there, dad. >> so hard being a parent, right? >>> cbs news admits it made a major mistake in a report on the deadly attack against the u.s. consulate in benghazi. at issue is a british contractor who said he was at the diplomatic outpost the night fo

this is noah fisher. and he is adorable. his mom asked friends and family to post photos of themselves wearing glasses to support noah. but the page went viral. and now, thousands of strangers have posted their photos. we thought it was a great idea. we are 100% behind you. you rock. and you look scrumptious in the glasses. >> yes. >> you do, sara haines. >> you do, dan harris. >> those are legit. usually, you have lights on the side. >> i took those off. >> noah, you rock. >> take these off, too. but at famous footwear, we believe... ...the best victories are the ones that are right within reach. these are the victories we're famous for. famous brands, famously easy, famous footwear. victory is yours. ♪ (beeping) ♪ (ringing) ♪ for a limited time, get the galaxy s4 for just $99.99 when you trade in your current smartphone and sign a qualifying 2-year agreement. ♪ [ male announcer ] get black friday deals like this kobalt saw or drill just $79 plus free shipping at lowes.com. for those nights when it's more than a bad

my neighbor named noah was building anar k, it was raping so fast. what a difference a day makes. >> right. i was out in it last night. the rain wasn't coming down. it was coming like that, as noah will no doubt tell you when you see him for thanksgiving dinner later. it was terrible. and there was a storm which really pounded the u.s. and a deadly storm, too, and i think that kind of compounded the issue. i think the police and macy's were worried about that. when we were out there with the balloon inflating last night down by the american museum of natural history, we did wonder whether it would fly. it was touch and go. but in the end, they flew, and everyone's happy. happy thanksgiving, dale. >> john terret, happy thanksgiving to you, too. enjoy the celebration. >>> as the nation marks this thanksgiving day with that big parade in the big apple and that early start to the holiday shopping season, the day means much more to some. nearly two weeks after that string of deadlytons, families in one town in illinois, coming together to give special tha

noah glass was born in a commune. they all went to san francisco to silicon valley in search of what we call the modern day dream, tech money, and they came together and were four very close friends, and they accidentally built twitter, and as a result, completely tore their friendship as part. some of them ended up as billionaires as we saw today and some of them ended up with actually next to nothing. >> what you write and capture really well in the book is one of the things, is the frustration that ev williams in particular felt about jack dorsey talking to the press, making it sound as if he was the sole inventor of twitter. i interviewed dorsey back in march. here's what he told me about the start of twitter. >> i moved here in 2000, i realized i had this beautiful picture of the city, i could see like these swarms to the met when there was a show in taxi cabs, where i could see emergencies happen in real-time but i was missing the people. where were the people, what were they doing, where were they going. that's

but he said noah found grace in god's eyes. he and his wife and three sons and wives-eight people; and oh, please don't miss this. the bible says in genesis 7:16 after they got into the ark god shut them in. god shut the door. now tie that in with matthew 24:37. as the days of noah were, so shall also the coming of the son of man be. for as in the days that were before the flood, they were eating, drinking, marrying, giving in marriage, and knew not until the flood came and took them all away. he says two shall be in a field, one taken, one left. two shall be working at the mill, grinding away, one taken, one left. judgment! and you can find, if you'll study, revelation 6:7-8 and revelation 9:18, the statistics of those two is the death of one out of every two people during the tribulation hour. i wish i could work it out for you right now. oh yes jack, but you know i promised to give this to you this week. i couldn't get to it last week. and take a look at this. a huge question-can israel rely on obama? going on, honeymoon ove

we are joined by noah, a policy advisor for oxfam. he returned from the region where he manages the humanitarian efforts. talk about what you have seen out there. how bad is it? >> thank you for having me. there's more than 2 million people who have been displaced in the region, displaced to neighbouring countries and 5 million displaced in the country. 7 million are in need of assistance, about a third of the population. in u.s. terms it's like 100 million needed assistance. people are worried about how to survive winter, which is predicted to be the worst in a century. more assistance is needed, but ultimately an end to the conflict is needed. >> until that happens, talk about the humanitarian efforts. what is most needed now? >> in the short term what is necessary is the things that will make the winter survivable for the people who are most at risk. things like blankets, heating fuel and stoves, preparations to make homes more liveable. 80% of rev gees are living outside of camps. we see the images in the camp... ... at the camps.

this is noah fisher. his mom asked friends and family to post photos of themselves wearing glasses to support noah. but the page has gone viral. we thought it was a great idea. we are 100% behind you. you rock. and you look scrumptious in the glasses. >> yes. >> you do, sara haines. >> you do, dan harris. >> those are legit. usually, you have lights on the side. and some victories are worth striving for. but at famous footwear, we believe... ...the best victories are the ones that are right within reach. these are the victories we're famous for. famous brands, famously easy, famous footwear. victory is yours. ♪ (beeping) ♪ (ringing) ♪ for a limited time, get the galaxy s4 for just $99.99 when you trade in your current smartphone and sign a qualifying 2-year agreement. ♪ [ male announcer ] get black friday deals like this kobalt saw or drill just $79 plus free shipping at lowes.com. for those nights when it's more than a bad dream, be ready. for the times you need to double-check the temperature on

noah is fully aware of a gap in coverage coming up in the year 2016. so we're watching very closely about the solutions being brought into this. because we're very concerned about the ability to see storms approach the coastlines. we'll have more on what you can expect however, coming up. dell? >> rebecca thing you very much. theodore wafer in michigan is accused of shooting a black woman. he says he was acting in self-defense. he was charged with second degree murder, manslaughter and possession of a firearm. bisi what is the later? >> reporter: high, there, dell. well this morning, they announced the charges against wafer. wafer is expected to turn himself in sometime today and then he will be arraigned. all of this unfolded about two weeks ago. 19-year-old was driving, and she crashed into a parked car. she aa aal -- allegedly left th scene on foot, and went looking for help. it was around 4:00 in the morning. she allegedly knocked on theodore -- theodore wafer's door. he opened the door and shot her in the face. mcbride's family initially said they

noah? >> the last segment is an example of what we'll see next year. we'll relitigate the health care debate and republicans will take the lead because there will be a hunger for your idea. you showed the generic congressional ballot. radical shift over the course of a month. it's not a zero sum game. the gop has not increased in popularity. they have a risk of getting out too far ahead and suffering as a result. >> you look at the numbers after the government shutdown. they have gone up dramatically in terms of the generic ballot. they were nine points in the hole. now three ahead. 12-point swing. >> not in popularity. >> i want to challenge the notion that the government can't do big things. it can, it has. it provides excellent care by and large for veterans. it's provided medicare. where is the nostalgia about the wonderful insurance systems? anybody remember, as tamara mentioned, being kicked off for pre-existing conditions? obama care enabled young people to stay on their parent plan until they were 26. >> where is the nostalgia? >> i don't see w

noah? >> the last segment is an example of what we'll see next year. we'll relitigate the health care debate and republicans will take the lead because there will be a hunger for your idea. you showed the generic congressional ballot. radical shift over the course of a month. it's not a zero sum game. the gop has not increased in popularity. they have a risk of getting out too far ahead and suffering as a result. >> you look at the numbers after the government shutdown. they have gone up dramatically in terms of the generic ballot. they were nine points in the hole. now three ahead. 12-point swing. >> not inarity. >> i want to challenge the notion that the government can't do big things. it can, it has. it provides excellent care by and large for veterans. it's provided medicare. where is the nostalgia about the wonderful insurance systems? anybody remember, as tamara mentioned, being kicked off for pre-existing conditions? obama care enabled young people to stay on their parent plan until they were 26. >> where is the nostalgia? >> i don't see why --

see it in this slide reproduction but in the actual painting very far in the horizon line you have noah and the arc. but the way that the clouds almost start to take on a figural representation, it is like there is a movement of hope and promise coming in the sky and of course the skies have this long history of being associated with the heavens and mythology. and you can't talk about clouds without talking about the impressionists. also on my mind since we are planning for the impressionist on the water exhibition which opens at the legend of honor june first. and this is a painting by the very-well monet and i was thinking back to constible. clouds where you don't get a figure you have a horizon and you get more of a sense of space and it is not just the clouds. but the whole canvas is taken up by water and sky and it is very architectural wave that he has construct td the brush work of the waiveds tossing in front of us. and then, imented to talk a little bit about the surrealist and i am about to install these paintings into what is traditionally our impressionist gallery. but they

. >> reporter: noah said it's now reviewing the complaint. if the aquarium's challenge is successful it will be the personfer mitt to import recently caught wild marine mammals in more than 20 years. jonathan martin, al jazeera, atlanta. >> kalamazoo, michigan, is a small city making big headlines. it's offering its students free tuition. it has been so successful that cities around the nation are trying to do the same thing. >> reporter: michigan state university freshman donny washington is already thinking about graduate school. she's part of a social experiment funded by an anonymous donor and designed to revitalize kalamazoo michigan. >> reporter: students who complete grade 9 the through 12 in kalamazoo get 65% of fees covered at any state college university. those who go through all 12 years in kalamazoo public school get a full scholarship, requirements live within the school district is no gpa requirement and the money can be used for ten years after high school graduation. kalamazoo has 75,000 residents. census figures show one in t

his name is noah graff. you will not really hear about him in the press because he was pushed out very early. they were playing around with these different ideas and the concept was that you would update your status on a mobile device to let people know what you were doing and also pay attention to theirs. no i did not like the name and did not think it was very human. he went home and had his phone with him and he kept getting text messages and he turned the phone off. it vibrated. he thought that would be a good name and then that led him to the word twitch and that went from there until they arrived at twitter. the 50th anniversary of john f. kennedy's assassination is coming. tonight, the controversy on 1991 hollywood film jfk will be really released in american cinemas -- will be re-released in american cinemas. books,ave been magazines, even exhibitions looking at the events surrounding kennedy's untimely death. some 20 or so special television programs on john f. kennedy will air this month. all branc

noah said it would have an as verse impact on the stock of beluga. and they determined five of the whales may have been nursing when they were captured. >> we have no evidence to support that claim. >> reporter: the georgia aquarium said its acting on behalf of the entire zoological community by suing noaa, the aquarium points out along with education, increasing the mammals population through breed something a key reason for their request. >> there is a very real possibility that if we don't take action now we could lose this population in human care. >> that does not justify pulling them out of the wild and putting them in conditions where they don't thrive. >> reporter: the group has been a vocal opponent of georgia aquarium's request. >> we don't need them in captivity to learn about them. children in inner cities, jesus christ were all denied access to dinosaurs, but we managed to learn about dinosaurs, and we appreciate geology and archaeology. >> reporter: if the challenge is successful, it will be the first import issued to import recently ca

we noah lot about the sun as a star and the gravity is what dominates our sew darr sis -- solar system and makes our lives the way it does. we can always find out more about the sun as we see more objects encountering it. >> clearly you are watching this thing. what are you most excited about? what do you expect to see? >> i am excited because comets give you a rare opportunity to see things moving in the sky. most of the stars and the galaxies and things are so far off that the sky just looks like a status canvas and earth rotates, of course, and be see everything move. but to see something move through our solar system and dynamically change is very exciting. so unfortunately this is an early morning comet. you have to get up at 4:00 a.m. and get out and look toward the constellations, leo and virgo, now to see this comet. you can find maps. it is almost to where you can see it with the naked eye alone. you need binoculars. in a couple days you will be able to see it with the eye and you can go to astronomy.com and find maps that will show you exactly where to look in the sky. >> let

as china improves in the middle class rises, take a look at noah, a chinese money manager. china is discovering the free market system works better than what they had before. >> john? >> guess who's privatizing their infrastructure. nigeria. gne tracks nigerian stocks. it's hitting through highs as the rest of the market looks soft. >> all over the globe lately. middle east, now africa. good job, good calls. we're going to leave it there. thanks very much. thanks for joining us. before we go, this week we're observing a couple of defining moments in american history. 50 years ago yesterday jfk was assassinated in dallas and 150 years ago abraham lincoln delivered one of america's most important speeches at gettysburg. lincoln was a republican president who fought civil war over freeing slaves. in fact, it was with 100% republican votes that passed t 13th amendment to our cotitution which abolished slavery. and it was with republican votes and no democrat votes that passed the 14th and 15th amendments granting freed slaves citizenship and blacks the right to vote. so when de

noah feldman is a harvard constitutional law professor, former supreme court clerk and rhode's scholar and written a constitution or two in the middle east. >> yeah, well, those worked out. it's good we can laugh about it. i know you did hard work and a lot of hard thinking about this issue. and i worked in the senate as i mentioned before. when i got there, you know, the norms were shifted. for most of american history the filibuster and ability to force a super majority to pass things was really reserved for fairly unusual or extraordinary circumstances. we had one big change where it began to be used for everything. now this week we have a new change which is when it comes to the president's appointees can't be used for everything. how important is that, that sort of relationship between the rule, which had allowed it for a while and the norm which changed a lot? >> this is a huge deal. as you point out, a big change is that once the majority is blocked all the time, on relatively ordinary things, it's not going to tolerate the protection of the minority, which is what the filibuste

his name is noah graff. you will not really hear about him in the press because he was pushed out very early. they were playing around with these different ideas and the concept was that you would update your status on a mobile device to let people know what you were doing and also pay attention to theirs. no i did not like the name and did not think it was very human. he went home and had his phone with him and he kept getting text messages and he turned the phone off. it vibrated. he thought that would be a good name and then that led him to the word twitch and that went from there until they arrived at twitter. the 50th anniversary of john f. kennedy's assassination is coming. tonight, the controversy on 1991 hollywood film jfk will be really released in american cinemas -- will be re-released in american cinemas. books,ave been magazines, even exhibitions looking at the events surrounding kennedy's untimely death. some 20 or so special television programs on john f. kennedy will air this month. all branc

was seized in length release by militiamen and today the country's deputy intelligence chief mustafa noah has been a kidnapped mccall pocket replace national apple does get the latest now from our correspondents in checking email you the size. in the end of the spy chief has being a kid not that it is quite cheap and it isn't as we've been saying the first time that a senior officials being kidnapped by these militia men on the sign perhaps of the government is the gritty control are you gonna get maybe a year and a doctorate from the airport. i feel it coming but which is outside the country the whole article didn't say that it enabled to come and that no group has claimed to be behind the kidnapping yet been achieved. kicking off the shore before to get political leverage. at the integral member of kidnapping in the giving spirit. we have tried to tell you that that could have been paid or table. i like a man and that it will be visiting an aunt and that gave it to some old book and the new thing a week now. and theyre in aid to the government would hope that the kids to bed at the end

so noah got to go out with them though the ability to investigate is looking into whether construction lap on the rates on some gravel path that seth is close to collapse relatives and friends of victims routine to place candles and flowers the moment is kind of coffee the huge implying kits to monet's chemical incident elected us dollar. people have donated so much he bought food drinks coffee eighteen buses and loads of things. he also brought us hot water because at the beginning we had no electricity here. as rescue efforts at less than eighteen twenty two cents to cents to nine days. but as a consumer is going on the part of the roof to collapse. more details are emerging about a case of mold and a slave in the united kingdom are a couple in the sixties accused of keeping three women as a london house for thirty years metropolitan police said the image captains who can restock bail are the indian and tanzania in origin the salsa said the couple and that two of the fiction is a shed or political ideology and that they were living together as part of a collection of accountability t

. >> reporter: so if i said to you noah, i'm too scared. you can't play anymore, what would you say to me? >> i'd have to just turn you down on that one. >> have you checked gas prices? the average in virginia is $3.07 and we found a few stations where gas is under three bucks a gallon. >> hiring is up, so is unemployment and stocks hit an all time high again today. >> the dow gained 167 points today to close at 15,761. >> colder air moving in tonight, temperatures below freezing in the burbs, 32 in rockville, 31 sterling, 30 in leesburg, downtown upper 30s. even in college park low temperatures 33 tonight. >> perhaps one of the strongest storms ever plows through the philippines and now is on its way towards southeast asia. >>> new tonight allegations of child sex abuse at the army's ft. meade in maryland. we're talking about alleged abuse at the ft. meade youth center which handles after school and weekend programs. the fbi is investigating looking into the conduct of a former vivian worker who left the job last year -- civilian worker wh

talking about the crisis in the agricultural industry but at the moment it is a crisis for manufacturers noah profits no fear of the cover our costs. we've used this immortal. he'd gone to bed. in protest. he says european enlargement is causing the problem as britney simply cars compete with cheap eastern european labor is in the german type of cocoa industry he believes french descent and ascent is the greatest title to britney's progress. this is a look of pity of the bombers the fisherman laborers even employers showed that the demonstration called them up this is not the same as those social movements that we teachers to strike for farmers to demonstrate it this is the whole region saying stop. we want a different system in this country. give us the means to make it happen. you can really unfair. my husband and family in penang for decades he now feels for his future mr warned. isn't it the situation is very unsettling. you don't know if we close the factory will suddenly have eight thousand people on the streets. it was about the case with the coming economic desert you. he says steadil

i mean from the countryside leaflet and has had his hands noah was in a new needle from the countryside don't have to steam welfare it is most welcome. the government and eating the one child policy. he's also cheney kept many people. i'm now the only talent from the hospital. one can't promise it'll be beneficial for both and in society. i hope that this policy will be in pain and aching legs and stomach read that markets should pray that the sexy pro ltte was sold to us. although in many social problems are caused by the government and mark did not play near rose property in the economy and government that spends money on areas which shouldn't be and hasn't done enough in medical care and education. benefiting the economy and improving people's at the knees other common aspirations of local watada. i hope that it would be just a dream that chinese people can become slim and enjoy life's one day and people. i don't read the rest of the status of the people of the week. no threat many expense. trescothick was the one that the movie the twenty shillings he can mean anything inappropriate

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as china improves in the middle class rises, take a look at noah, a chinese money manager. china is discovering the free market system works better than what they had before. >> john? >> guess who's privatizing their infrastructure. nigeria. gne tracks nigerian stocks. it's hitting through highs as the rest of the market looks soft. >> all over the globe lately. middle east, now africa. good job, good calls. we're going to leave it there. thanks very much. thanks for joining us. before we go, this week we're observing a couple of defining moments in american history. 50 years ago yesterday jfk was assassinated in dallas and 150 years ago abraham lincoln delivered one of america's most important speeches at gettysburg. lincoln was a republican president who fought a civil war over freeing slaves. in fact, it was with 100% republican votes that passed the 13th amendment to our constitution which abolished slavery. and it was with republican votes and no democrat votes that passed the 14th and 15th amendments granting freed slaves citizenship and blacks the right to vote. so w

as china improves in the midd class rises, take aook at noah, a chinese money manager. china is discovering the free market system works better than what they had before. >> john? >> guess who's privatizing their infrastructure. nigeria. gne tracks nigerian stocks. it's hitting through highs as the rest of the market looks soft. >> all over the globe lately. middle east, now africa. good job, good calls. we're going to leave it there. thanks very much. ththanks for joining us. before we go, this week we're observing a couple of defining moments in american history. 50 years ago yesterday jfk was assassinated in dallas and 150 years ago abraham lincoln delivered one of america's most important speeches at gettysburg. lincoln was a republican president who fought a civil war over freeing slaves. in fact, it was with 100% republican votes that passed the 13th amendment to our constitution which abolished slavery. and it was with republican votes and noemrat votes that passed the 14th and 15th amendments granting freed slaves citizenship and blacks the right to vote. so whe

noah glass disappeared and jack dorsey got pushed out and even as i report in the book, dick was fired for a brief moment in time. >> tumultuous personalities? >> not this. >> he say lovely guy. >> this is laid back. >> dick is actually a very, very competent ceo and made it into the company it is today. the thing i think is fascinating, this is not something that happened to twitter. twitter is emblematic of this. this is what we call the creation myth in the valley. >> it's cutthroat. i love your story about jack dorsey. we have this idea that the technology world is sunshine, lollipops and rainbows. out in the valley, everybody is hugging. >> smoking weed. >> they may be, but they are just as aggressive and cutthroat as anybody in a bank. >> look at facebook. look at the stories of the people that got pushed out there. it was a successful hollywood movie what happened on facebook. >> that's one of the interesting parts about what i found interesting. you look at mark zuckerberg and he escape and built facebook. these guys are very flawed human beings. one of the things that is fasci