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you're on with bob carol. >> yes, sir? >> hello, mr. carol. let me just say i have never read anything as fascinating as the first two volumes of your treatment of lyndon johnson and, please, sir, get on with it. i'm from houston and the big term of brown and root was mentioned here. could you tell us anything about the campaign contributions and other types of influence that they will have on the johnson years as it relates to his performance as the majority leader? >> well, i -- brown was a crucial factor in london johnson's group. there were two brothers, herm an brown and george brown. they created out of nothing a straight construction empire in the southwest. we knew very little about the people in the southwest. herm an brown and lyndon johnson became close and made an early rise to power. >> next we go to california. you're on the air. >> mr. carol, i was particularly intrigued by what coach stephens said in the second book. i hope in this book you'll talk about lbj's relations with shall an shiffers. >> you know, senator yarborough wa

i am going to do a couple of songs from my friend carol king. people will say she wrote the best female songs of all- time. ♪ you make me feel ♪ you make me feel like a natural woman ♪ ♪ will you still love me tomorrow? ♪ her husband wrote those lyrics. she wrote the music but he wrote the lyrics. dorothy fields was fantastic. she wrote "the way you look tonight." she wrote like 400 songs or something. so i will get into all of that this year. and then there were some people who wrote both, like cole porter. wasn't born ine a poor family in the lower east side or in brooklyn. was from indiana. >> you messed up my joke. [laughter] i was going to say that he is from peru, indiana. tavis: i know the cole porter story. michael jackson, of course. >> indiana got some good something out there. tavis: good water. great artists who perform this stuff but don't necessarily write it emma since you mention sinatra, con -- necessarily write it, since you was hisd sinatra, khon muse. he sang 87 songs from the same guy. >> one thing i can say about

. >> we'll begin with carol perry who lives in california. i am mad as hell about grants being offered to hollywood people promote scripts benefits of obamacare. what's this all about. >> the california endowment. a private foundation that was started by well point which is a large for profit health insurance company in the state of california. they started this foundation. they are providing half a million dollars to usc anninberg center people will promote obamacare to these writers and producers trying to get -- put it in their descroints try to get more young people and hispanics. >> they want to build it into the entertainment obamacare is great? >> this is a bigger story. that is that well point has a lot riding on obamacare. they are a major player. >> it's a corporate trick? that's what it is. >> i'm not somebody who says that normally and i used to work in the insurance industry myself. the company says it stands to make $20 billion. >> off obamacare. >> off of obamacare by 2016. >> it's a trick, heather. >> letter number 2 comes fro

i want to give a special acknowledgment to our carol consulate and unfortunately, we're going to be losing him but carol's thank you for your contributions to not only the mexican and latino but the entire community. it's been a long time coming and i think a number of people have seen it coming and i see supervisor jim gonzales reminded me that it takes two guatemalan malgz to make the museum happen. and i see supervisor christina and former members of the agency (calling names) and, of course, the successor agency. the reason this is a special moment in many respects it, it's what makes san francisco special. i think a key value and principle we live by as san franciscans is that we're all in it together and that none of us can really is to have made it. none of us can say we're there unless our brothers and sister too have made it. and that's why i think it's so important we're celebrating the grand, you know, opening and grand opening of that institution as much as we want to celebrate it we can't fully celebrate and honor that culture and history and art unless everyone is represent a

carol county was one that did not put a new tax in place and soon could pay a big price for that. >> regulars got the news that carol county's resistance to the rain tax was being met with a serious threat from the state's attorney general's office. >>> they had enough. they were already upset about the taxes in our state. the storm water remediation fee was the last straw. >> had our house on the market. >> pressurevwwm from the state s unnecessary. they've already spent millions of dollars building storm water runoff pools to comply with mandates and+e,  allocated money to payr even more. >> it's not our goal to do anything that's going to have neglect tifsh impact on the bay. we do take our commitment seriously. >> would be like flushing money down the drain. >> the money in our general fund isn't tied to any additional cost. a dollar costs us more than a dollar to collect. >> county commissioners received this letter from the attorney general's office calling on the county to comply. it reads in part quote, the county's failure to enact a storm water remediation fee constitutes

ken and carol, you're all terrific. make sure to stay with cnbc tomorrow morning for complete minute-by-minute coverage of twitter as it finally starts trading on the nyse. that includes a first on cnbc interview with twitter ceo dick costolo in the 9:00 hour. now, the president and all team obama continue to double down on the broken promises of obama care, including lying about the original lie. so much more of that today. health care secretary kathleen sebelius kept defending the health care bill on chill and president obama just wrapped up a cheerleading rally in texas. >>> later, we have an all-star political expert panel learning the key lessons from chris christie's big win, ken cuccinelli's narrow loss and how big obama care will play in the 2014 races. hint-hint, a big role. stay with us for that. >>> meanwhile, free market capitalism, the best path to prosperity. i'm kudlow and we will be right back. >>> welcome back >>> welcome back live to "the kudlow report." let's get you updated on the big breaking news o

and this carol -- i don't know too much about this carol bennett. she's apparently a very smart woman. she's around his age. he's like 40. she's like 40. she used to be an executive at bad boy records. this is how in my mind i imagine it was. you know how as a working woman you've got your own thing, you don't want to ask a man for it. you're working. you can do it yourself. you see your best earnings days are behind him so she hasn't bothered taking him to court and maybe she's looking at the front door of 40. you're getting older and you start to count your money and say, you know what? i need to go alt him for the money. it's worth the headache. i don't know. but, stevie, somebody's going to arrest you and put you in jail for four years unless you get the money to pay for your kids. and joseline, use your birth control. he doesn't need a sixth kid. he can't take care of the ones he has. miss katharine mcphee. remember we talked about her affair? does he look like kelly ripa's gelman? the two were spotted kissing earlier this month in the parking

. - say hi to carol. - i will. what do you want ? i need something to eat. - rosa ! - yes ? make one of your special turkey sandwiches. now ! - you want a salad with that ? - oh, sure. - put a side of potato salad with that. - katherine, are you crazy ? - i just put everything away. - well, take it back out. i-- i just want-- just relax. no problem. your food will be right up. katherine. one turkey sandwich coming right up. what's going on ? - what's this, exercises ? - quiet, henry. oh. sorry. whatever you say. - wait a minute. what-- what are you doing ? - please, stay calm. - we'll give you whatever you want. - your food is almost ready. wait. i don't think you understand. no, no. please, please. i'm not holding you up. i just came in to see if you had any leftovers... that might be in the garbage. i think we mayay have behaved foolishly. you came in here acting like you had a gun and demanded food. it's cold out there. i was just trying to keep my hands warm. mr. brashov, i really must leave. please go, and enjoy your trip. - good-bye, everyone. - have a nice trip. why d

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. >> so carol decided to consult with the nip, tuck coach. >> i can see what she did around here. >> after meeting with michelle and talking about the options carol met with several doctors recommended by michelle and decided on the facial filler. >> were you familiar with it? >> not at all. >> i am not a medical doctor so it is about education and safety. >> after more than 25 years in the beauty industry, michelle launched her independent coaching business. >> it is like a little bit of medical match making. >> do you have a financial relationship with these doctors? >> no. and that is what sets me apart from other cosmetic surgery coaches. i have no deals with manufacturers or doctors or anyone. >> what michelle does is provides a filter for the public coming in. otherwise it is wide open. >> reporter: james newman recognizes the need. it avoids complications in the cosmetic facial practice citing what can go wrong. even if it is not surgery doesn't mean it is not risky with potentially permanent consequences. >> i would probably reverse five fillers under the eyes for every one f

because carol thompson is my mom. we used her story, because what we thought might just be a fluke turned out to be part of a much larger floob fproblem that few aware of. retail prices not just for my maughmer drug but many generics, too. >> what we found was absolute lit shocking. >> the ed tr for prescription drug coverage at "consumer reports" last spring led a survey of more than 200 pharmacies around the country asking retail price of blockbuster drugs that had recently gone generic. the court of a month of plavix ranged from $15 at costco and $12 at an online store to up to 10 to 15 times higher at cvs. prices ranged froms 15ds to $17 unto nine times more at the other national chains. >> unprecedented for us's we had never found this kind of variation in a drug pricing study before. >> reporter: she says while many stores offer older, more common genetic drugs for a few dollars, it's the prices for newer genetics that vary so much, and they discovered something else in their survey that surprised them. >> you a

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. >> so carol decided to consult with the nip, tuck coach. >> i can see what she did around here. >> after meeting with michelle and talking about the options carol met with several doctors recommended by michelle and decided on the facial filler. >> were you familiar with it? >> not at all. >> i am not a medical doctor so it is about education and safety. >> after more than 25 years in the beauty industry, michelle launched her independent coaching business. >> it is like a little bit of medical match making. >> do you have a financial relationship with these doctors? >> no. and that is what sets me apart from other cosmetic surgery coaches. i have no deals with manufacturers or doctors or anyone. >> what michelle does is provides a filter for the public coming in. otherwise it is wide open. >> reporter: james newman recognizes the need. it avoids complications in the cosmetic facial practice citing what can go wrong. even if it is not surgery doesn't mean it is not risky with potentially permanent consequences. >> i would probably reverse five fillers under the eyes for every one f

i'm carol alt. the liver. it's the seed of anger, the peskty organ that gets sclerosis when we drink too much alcohol. most people don't know where it was is in the body. do you? do you know an unhealthy liver could be causing you to be overweight? we explore several options to keep you healthy and fit. a lot have to do with the liver. >>> lately a fight has raged between experts who say we should work out long and hard and the experts who say five minutes at a time is all we need. i'm going to propose a truce. here we me is tony greco of

they definitely should be singing the carol's. missing the very things that give us some kind of american identity. to throw that away. >> as if that is not a legal issue. one of the kids, you are not christian. you walk out of they're thinking there is something wrong with you. >> is okay in the classroom. gerri: a fascinating conversation. schick business carries the ban in school. a share the results of the end of the show. a marathon morning. as consumers grow with rising costs for health care, the irs once again, not making it any easier for us to save for retirement. details up to the break. ♪ if you've got copd like me, hey breathing's hard. know the feeling? copd includes emphysema and chronic bronchitis. spiriva is a once-daily inhaled copd maintenance treatment that helps open my obstructed airways for a full 24 hours. spiriva helps me breathe easier. spiriva handihaler tiotropium bromide inhalation powder does not replace fast-acting inhalers for sudden symptoms. tell your doctor if you have kidney problems, glaucoma,

>>tÚ no tienes que irte porque carol viene para acÁ, mi amor. yo no sabÍa, yo resuelvo esto ahora que ella lleguÉ. >>escÚchame. no quiero interrumpir tu feliz encuentro. >>que no hay ningÚn feliz encuentro, paloma. >>ay, por favor. >>no te vayas, ven... [♪] >>me quieres decir entonces que estÁ todo bien contigo. fred, si necesitas algo... >>no, no, no, gracias. le agradezco la gentileza, pero ya estoy de nuevo aquÍ a la orden. >>bien, bien, excelente. >>reinaldo. >>sÍ. >>el doctor silvio rodrÍguez acaba de llegar con un grupo de abogados. >>perfecto, voy a recibirlo. vamos. [♪] [recuerda] >>si prefieres continuar de segundÓn el resto de tu vida... >>¡no! yo quiero ser chef, un gran chef. nunca se lo ocultÉ a nadie, ni a don reinaldo. [♪] [♪] [suena celular] >>hola. >>hola, patricia, soy yo, antonio. dime una cosa, ¿estÁs sola? >>¿quÉ? ¿para eso me llamas? antonio, no te interesa. [♪] >>nunca dudÉ del amor de esos dos. >>a patricia no la conozco mucho, pero antonio sÍ sÉ que estÁ enamorado. >>ella tambiÉn, estoy seg

yes ok so you know that at the end of christmas carol not only did they have an easter scrooge secretly send a turkey to tiny tim on christmas day but the day after he and tiny tim are not trying to bob cratchit bob. i had no idea this came from scrooge the next day scrooge gets to work fifteen minutes early so you can catch crabs are coming in late cratchit comes in eighteen minutes later scrooge jumps up and says you're right and he's going oh yes i'm sorry it was and he says i don't stand for this in fact i'm giving you our raise and that's how the book ends is ebeneezer scrooge goes from being a low wage employer to being a fair wage employer walmart is saying we're not going to give you away a raise we're going to give you a turkey actually we're not even turkey we're going to turkey dinner. first of all first of all you're talking about really at least follow the example of a ridge you know there should be mark you're talking about a caste system where people who were born were given special advantages and people who were not just born to the standards was the middle class he was

gracie allen a lot of the great comedian hilarious woman vivian vance and lucille ball come on and carol burnett we all had role models and it will say or they are funny is but before them it was a close field it was pretty close especially in stand up and things like that. funny kid i was a funny kid and i learned early on that if i did funny things that i could sort of jollied my parents out of punishing me some people funny people. don't do improbable ok they give me me funny stand up show them broke we not true with. our we throw out a subject you do it i was always pretty quick i was always pretty quick and i studied people and i still study people so i pick up those things i'm a great eavesdropper to that's one of my guy you are now aboard you listen to what i listen to everything and i save it up for when i need it. and i do think that helps with him to stand up now i've never done it that terrifies me the thumb doing it terrifies me why i would just as you know like at its core like the best of all comedy on that stage old i just feel i can't freefall like that you had scenes lik

i'd like to get your thought on that, carol. the fact that larry is just back from keynoting this hedge fund conference and he's hearing hedge funds are going all in right now, particularly those playing catch-up, are we going to see this kind of catch-up and melt-up till year end and into 2014? does that get you concerned in any way that hedge funds, some of these guys, are actually alienating their usual way of investing and going all in because they miss so much of it? >> right. well, i think hedge funds haven't been hedge funds and not been hedging for a long time, maria. it is, to me, sort of a neon sign. while i do think the market will continue to go up, particularly with what we're hearing out of the fed for a little bit here, i think a lot of these hedge funds are looking to public up the prices and they're going to bail up. i think you'll end up seeing, whether it's in first quarter next year or maybe second quarter next year, some of these names that got run up, perhaps coming back down when everybody comes out of it.

but it's got terran manning from orange is the new black and gold it's called all-american christmas carol and it's on i tunes and comedy on demand yeah it's a comedy so you're everywhere i'm everywhere what was it like to i was going to hunt your dreams layers of like dog with. oh my gosh it was so much about it was way out of sound lower and drew barrymore in the hot georgia heat in august but it was so much fun it was like being on vacation he's a great guy he is one of the producers of our show you're going to i love working with tyler he works very fast he edits as he films so well do we have some twitter questions for you lisa clear once in a word female comedians throughout history did you most admire and did it the influence your style again i got to say gracie allen because she was so she played that ditz so perfectly and was just dry about it she she never did that wink wink thing towards the audience her mallon caught on great amazing. i don't know her just the cheek. the other the range they should go and lily tomlin really. wants to know does the goldbergs my goodness though j

carol costello has the day off today. rare, deadly, devastating, that's how many are referring to yesterday's tornadoes. the national weather service sending out three teams today to survey the damage from the unusual, unusual late season tornado outbreak that simply slammed the midwest. this left at least six people dead, entire neighborhoods flattened. this morning, hundreds of thousands are without power and trying to figure out how do they even begin to clean up and move on? >> 68 tornadoes reported across the region, 68. illinois one of the states that was hardest hit. these twisters, they were not small either, at least one there packed an ef4 raking with winds up to 200 miles per hour. the state's governor has declared a seven-county disaster area, plans to tour the devastation later today. >> in the town of brookport, illinois, schools closed today after a tornado tore a path of destruction through two mobile home parks. >> i hope no one's hurt. our father, two w.h.o. art in and, hall owed be thy name. >> in the l

para sus hijos, oportunidad en tiempos difíciles >> a veces no hay trabajo, no tenemos que comer >> carol stevensen colabora con el centro y habla de la enorme necesidad de muchas familias >> la mayoria que viene son latinos, es difícil decir cuantos >> aunque también solicitan ayuda blancos y asíáticos, familias que posiblemente viven en pobreza y reflejan estudio de centro stanford, en condado se santa clara pobreza supera 18% >> sus ingresos van a la vivienda y buscan ayuda en alimentos >> y habla de una alternativa >> la moneda digital, si se consolida esa opción que no esté expuesta a un monopolio, la economía será más saludable >> situación todavía crítica para muchas familias en el condado. 45 millones de personas viven bajo el límite de pobreza en el país. el centro reinscribirá familias el 15 de noviembre >> varias organizaciones pro inmigrante celebraron la puesta en efecto de ordenanza en san francisco que evita detenciones prolongadas de inmigrantes y evita separaciones de familias >> es una victoria muy importante para la comunidad, queremos que haya un proceso

i did get to meet carol king. >> that's you? >> so awesome. >> the christie coalition, what is the christie coalition? >> people that want to when. >> you know what, that's, when republicans have to decide six months before they start voting whether they want barak obama to control the white house for eight years and hillary clinton for eight more, what's the quote about the hanging at dawn really focuses the mind? they're going to start saying, okay, you know what, he's pretty conservative. >> a lot of imagery today. >> i have a headache from this imagery, charlie, thank you. >> thank you, charlie. >> david gregory, thank you very much. chuck todd, we'll see you coming up on the daily rundown, will you be okay? >> sure. when will you get some sleep? >> hopefully after channel 1. >> you just jynxed yourself. i don't know what, still ahead, chris matthews. ♪ ♪ no two people have the same financial goals. pnc works with you to understand yours and help plan for your retirement. visit a branch or call now for your personal reti

next up kevin carol. >> good evening. i'm the executive director of the hotel council it's nice to be here again. the hotel is a member of our organization. you can see by the presentation that michael made he's someone that works with the community. michael has that hotel is assisting the committee and they've hosted other events recognizing our employees in the hotel industry. we recently finished an impact report and 70 percent of our employees live and work in the city. and the hotels support the economy there that as well. michael serves on the hotel and foundation board that raises money for hospitalized pistol and a sclarpdz michael is the president and he's about that a leader. as michael mentioned the hospitality industry is a industry that looked at gaps around us the hotels have careful because of the guest xrerps and you can post on hotel.com any type of noise and they did. and michael and the hotel has done a good job and i encourage you to move this permit >> any public comment on this item?. all right. seei

dificiles >> avaces no hayt dinero, a veces no tenemos que comer >> venimos por eso al sagrado corazon >> carol stevensen colabora con esto >> y destaca la necesidad que viven las familias especialmente latinas >> la mayoria que vienen son latinos >> no se cuantos pero muchos hablan español >> aunque también piden ayuda personas de raza blanca y asiaticos >> reslatan niveles de desigualdad y pobreza distinto estudios >> ascienden al 18.7% >> alex balanzas es un economistas que dice que la vida es muy cara >> para la condición en la que esta >> las personas se ven presionadas >> habla d elo que podría ser una alternativa >> economica >> la moneda digital >> si se consolida >> que no sean vinculados con el estado >> porque hay gente que uqire tarbajar >> ramon adane noticias univisión 14 >> la compañia chrysler >> tiene algunos problemas con camionetas, les comentaremos mas adelante >> que tanto usan las tecnologias las personas para encontrar una pareja o tener una encuentro sexual casual >> veamos las temperaturas en esta noche de viernes >> son las 11:03 >> el termometro marca 53 grados

carol is his accomplice. they were out for revenge targeting an apartment where they thought they would find a man responsible for an earlier murder. the hearing is set for january. still to come the latest in the bart contract saga. could bart workers go back out on the picket line? >>> a cute kid and sleeping buddy. >>> inside edition tonight with debra norville. a woman lefting lifting weights while pregnant gave birth. . >> a storm is brewing at bart. bart board members are poised to vote down the contract thursday. kron4's dan kerman spoke with both sides. >> reporter: ending a second strike they thought the chaos was over for 4 years. now it may not be the case. >> i have to do what is responsible for the riders and that is rejecting this contract. >> reporter: he will vote against the contract. negotiators shouldn't have signed off. >> it is one big screw up. >> reporter: it is a mistake they simply can't afford. >> family medical leave is over $40 million. it is just not affordable. >> it will not cos

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i want to get some quick comments and a cnbc contributor, carol ross. what do you think, carol? i may be exaggerating. no mistakes were made. i'm not saying that. i'm just saying that this smacks of a political plunder play and where this money is going. >> i think no good deed goes unpunished. the thing i have the biggest problem with, bear stearns, they weren't owned by jpmorgan at the time of the infringement. the fact that jpmorgan bailed out the companies and got smacked with a fine is absolutely ridiculous. there were problems that were revealed. not even getting the right kinds of decision. where is this money going to? is it going back to the investors, the ones that got hurt? no, it's going to the attorney general. >> community organizers, government agencies, housing bailout. now they recover nicely. bailout money they could not get to congress. scheduleding, jpmorgan stock is holding up. is that fair? is that true? >> yes. it fell 11%. people were kerchtd about the legal overhang. they made these announcements, that's the number so far in total. ? a normal, in this re

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. >> reporter: sells for carol's car connection have been under the speed limit since the raid. carol easily just wants her family business back in the fast lane. >> i actually sell cards in all sizes, all makes, all models from the early 1900's, all the way to current. >> the traffic is slowly picking up. before the raid they typically see about 12,000 visitors a weekend. on this weekend, it was about 8,000. venders have their sights set on black friday. instead of a big box stores, they want you to come here. [ inaudible ] >> reporter: and 15 degrees below average, it's going to stay awfully frigid overnight tonight but change the head. we'll talk about how things will be by the weekend coming up. >> this time of year there's the flu and if you're the parent of a younger child you've taken your kids to get that shot. what about a strain without a vaccine, without a cure. >> a new and deadly strain is hitting china. how scientists right here in our area are trying to keep the virus from hitting our shores. >> reporter: it's not your typical waiting room. but then again, benjami

carol may end up traveling to the area as she has in the past. begun, if you want to help here are several ways. you can simply call toll free 1-800-4-kids. or text the word relief to 864233. and we will talk this up throughout the newscast as well. it will sit on my facebook page. for more information you can contact the u.s. fund for unicef. and all of that right now at the bottom of your screen. let's turn now to iran and the effort toss prevent that islamic regime from building a nuclear bomb. with three days and no deal reach, there are new kurns about any possible agreement with iran on curbs to its nuclear program. congress is now preparing for a push towards additional sanctions. and israel, our most important ally in the middle east has lshd called any outcome a bad deal for the world. today our secretary of state, john kerry, defending the negotiations to a skeptical international community. >> we are not blind and i don't think we're stupid. i think we have a pretty strong sense on how to measure if we are acting in the interest of our

i want to thank my supervisors and to marty and helen and to carol i look up to you guys so much. i'm completely in awe of you and glad to see you've put your heart going into the community. thank you for the american heritage indian month and raising the community as a whole to be resilient it's inspired me manufacture there's other people like me that have not been here your whole life. if you haven't already find your gift and grinning bring them to the community. so thank you. (clapping.) >> thank you janet king and - bonnie hartley congratulations.

federal prosecutors accused carole bond of violating the 14997 chemical weapons treaty. in 2006, in addition to the two counts of mail theft, they charged her with two counts of violating an obscure federal statute that was passed to implement the chemical weapons treaty. put similarly, she was charged with unleashing a chemical weapon. she admitted trying to harm her friend and was sentenced to six years in prison for breaking international law. her lawyers appealed all the way up to the u.s. supreme court which just this week began hearing the case. >> is that something that really violated an international treaty, that really implicated international law? we would respectfully suggest that is not the case. there were no protests lodged by foreign nations, no other nations said, oh, my goodness, somehow there's been a deployment of chemical weapons in norris town, pennsylvania. >> reporter: bond served her six years. if convicted on the state level she would have likely served nine months to two years. today she's back living in pennsylvania. trouble is she can't find

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carol miller, thank you very much. good advice, too. maybe get some opentizers ready early. all right. it's 5:19. people, they are lining up for turkey at the annual thanksgiving day feast. hundreds of volunteers spent the night slicing and packing lunches as well. to go. even though they are doing the work volunteers say lending a hand feels like a gift. >> the joy of feeling helpful and useful. >> nobody ought to go hungry in this city and in this bay area. nobody ought to go hungry in america. but it happens. >> not today, the reverend williams says they are going to feed so many. food donations and money welcome and needed. making a difference. it's 5:20. >> the latest often the windy conditions that's threatening to ground some of the most famous macy's day parade routes. >>> welcome back everyone. a good thanksgiving morning to you. still early, it's 5:22 right now. but a live look outside, this is 880 in oakland. a few folks up and about, maybe getting their holiday travel plans on. some people delayed that trip to avoid some of the traffic mess out there yesterday. w

blinks light on the side of the train. >> singing, carols, mr. clausant his beautiful wife show up and we have a great time with all of the kids. even the ones that are over 90 years old. >> with tall red woods and firs those who twlerk say it's hard not to gt in the holiday spirit. >> it's beautiful. awe inspiring. it's nature so alive and sore. >> it's the holiday lights that takes the strain. the annual prodigs doesn't end until the last train returns home. in felton, george kiriyama, nbc bay area news. >> something to check out. 5:50 now. this holiday season just started but the brinch trying to kiel steal christmas by taking an army kettle. police say griffith told them he left his post to hold the door for a grandmother and her children. when he came back the kettle and the $50 inside gone. police say there is no security video showing the defendant and have no suspects. you come out looking, i was very hurt. whoever would take from god. 24,000 people that we're trying to clothe and feet. >> in an effort to restore some holiday cheer the ma