missouri became missouri. now i ask you which is correct? missouri or missouri? >> missouri. okay. neither one. [laughter]. you can't say the native americans were wrong for saying missouri. you can't say the french were wrong for pronouncing it in their language, just different ways of pronouncing the same word. that is where we have the problem with the word different. different isn't a synonym of the word wrong. we have to be careful how we use it and our children. it answers the question, why do you write that? i write to tell the story. one that has fallen through the cracks, one marginalized by main stream history. either misrepresented or represented to the way in which it is a stereo typical, write to take those stereotypes, reshape them and give them back to you dressed in a new dress. i mean when i say different is not a synonym for wrong, it means that we should celebrate those things. everyone in this room is different in some way. but you should not feel bad about that. your uniqueness, as my grandson who loves to make up words, that is your wonderment. [laughter]. it

en missouri una madre lucha por la custodia de un hijo. tienen derecho a beneficios los hijos de indocumentados en este país? irak, afganistán y el uso de la tortura son los temas en los que rompe el silencio bush. >>> "noticiero telemundo." >>>josé díaz balart: buenas tardes. y comenzamos en méxico con el brutal asesinato de otro alcalde, raúl torres tiene los detalles. >>>periodista: a las 2 de la tarde gregorio fue secuestrado, por la noche los encontraron muertos con huellas que los torturaron, y fue dejado un narcomensaje que eso le pasaría a los que ayuden a los zetas. y gregorio barradas ganó las elecciones pero no tomaba el cargo. y suman ya tres los alcaldes asesinados este año. y quién fue capturado fue miguel castellados, confesó su participación en el asesinato de mario gonzález, hermano de la ex procuradora de chihuahua. en un video dice que él y su hermana trabajan para el grupo criminal de la línea, y en el video aparece parado al lado de mario gonzález. >>> básicamente proporcionar protección a la línea o

cada la puso tras las rejas autoridades le quitaron al hijo y ricardo estáp en la corte suprema de missouri siguiendo paso a paso el caso, y delante ricardo te escuchamos. >> sí gracias efectivamente la corte suprema de justicia de missouri tiene ahora el futuro de carlitos en sus mano, su madre alberga la esperanza que se lo devuelvan y todo en medio de un crucial caso para inmigrantes indocumento kadz corren el arriesgo de perder a hijos. >> encarnación y el abogado s salieron ayer de la corte con la convicción de que ganorán. >> ya pronto voy a tener a mi hijo carlitos. >> y padres dopo pesotivos del mismo niño a quién partes se disputan en la corte de justicia del estado de missouri, ellos prefirieron no hablar con la prensa. >> son 7 jueces que escucharon argumentos a favor y en contra, primero hablo ola abogado de encarnación vega. >> no hay evidencia de abandono le dijo y hubiera sido un punto muy importanteisionaáprimepacto estaba en una cárcel federal cumpliendo dos años decto (m pr por robo de identidad. y en mayo del dosáprime mi 7 fue rretada en redada en la cárcel n

. >> indondequieraada libre la última ba allá en corte suprema de missouri. >> presentan en la legislatura de texas un proyecto anti inmigrante similar a de la de arizona. >> y un portaaviones acude en ayuda. >> fue capitán nado mara, misil en la costas de california el departamento de defensa no lo lanzó. >> investigan quién lo hizo. >> ♪ . >> este es su foto cier univisión con jorge ramos y maría elena salinas. >> ♪ . >> muy buenas noches comenzamos con la batalla legal de madre cuya hijo fue dado en adopción sin el permiso, luego fuera detenida por el seguros de inmigración, este es el argumento, quiere al hijo de vuelta con ella pero hay otra familia cuidándolo. >> de quién es el hijo a nivel legal lo decide una corte en missouri. >> vamos con el informe. >> encarnación salió de la corte suprema de mes ri con la convicción que pronto verá a su hijo. >> estoy contenta. >> crees estar ma cerca?. >> sí. >> y pues ya pronto voy a tener a mi hijo carlositos conmigo. >> carlitos es su hijo a quién no ve desde el 22 de mayo 2000 peso cuando la arrestaron junto a otros indoc

in missouri, usda says a continued lack of precipitation in the southeast corner. continued to be the poorest in the state with 95% called poor to very poor. they also say livestock water supplies are getting small as well. when we come back, it's time to talk markets. during his asia trip, president >>> round table guest this is week, u.s. farm report jim bauer from bauer trading. what did the markets do on friday for close? >> well, they collapsed. soybeans went down. wheat 40 cents lower. >> and the cattle and hogs also. >> cattle, hogs, crude oil, sugar, cotton. >> the markets are really down all across the board sch. >> yeah. >> i'm going to jim bauer. when they do that, you can't blame u.s. government crop report. what's happening? the chinese have decided to tighten credits. they're appearing to do that. second, you've got kind of a lull in the marketplace with the harvest now winding down in the u.s. around northern hemisphere. it's a quiet time, kind of an easy time, as far as market movement normally, but with the other factors, it flips it from the way i

so i was in the house there of connie casey, the breeder of chimpanzees in missouri south of st. louis, and as we left the living room -- and imagine this now, if you will. you're in a typical american suburban house living room and except for the ashes of the chip pack sues and the thousand or so images of chimpanzees that are on the hearth, it just looks like a regular house. and around the bend where it would be maybe the corridor that would go down to the bedrooms what i was faced with was a glass wall and a drop into what must have been the basement at one time, so it was two stories. and in that enclosure were a couple of her chimpanzees including kimmy. and i want to tell you the story of kimmy. she keeps these chimpanzees, some of them together so that they can hang out together and some of them separated because they don't get along too well. and kimmy came up to the glass, and she, she started to engage in frantic sign language. but sign language of her own making. so that it was unknown what she was doing. but looking into those eyes, those eyes that -- and, again, of

. >>> senior day in columbia, missouri. november 17, missouri took on number 24, kansas state, third quarter, a whole lot of smiths. alvin smith. smith recovers and goes 53 yards the other way. missouri wins with at least eight or more wins. oklahoma, no problem with texas. tech, 45-7. handry jones, five touchdowns. . >>> crazy game for iowa. rupturing his achilles, out for the season but not before hitting demetrius fields for the go ahead score. upset number 13 iowa, 21-17. ohio state and wisconsin both stay alive for the big ten championship. wisconsin, 83 points on indiana. ohio state takes care of penn state at home. we'll see you next week. glory days tale from look, if your best football story is some a two-hand touch pickup game, do your friends a favor: enter the ford f-150 bcs tailgate sweepstakes. win this, and you'll be talking about a trip to 4 bcs games including the championship and have a shot at the ultimate tailgate f-150. yeah. that's a new 2011 f-150, customized with a tailgate grill, five satellite powe

about what is best for the people in missouri. and i think we've got to continue to do that. i've tried to do that from the day i got here and i'll continue to do that even though it irritate the leadership in my party sometimes. >> you mentioned the leadership in your party. i was looking before the election at the senator barack obama late 2006 mid terms and it includes stops in missouri. looking ahead to 2012, knowing the president's standing in your state, down quite a bit. do you envision campaigning side by side with the president or would you rather do this on your own? >> at this president has to really focus on getting elected to a second term in 2012. and i need to focus on making sure i'm accountable to the people of missouri. if our paths crossing that's great but i think that's frankly kind of a political question that is not as relevant as what i can do between now and 2012 to earn the trust for the missourians to decide to hire me sycamore years. >> we'll keep in touch this year, next year and into that campaign. ap

the gentleman from missouri yields back? mr. clay: madam speaker, again i urge my colleagues to support this legislation and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from missouri yields back the balance of his time of the the question is, will the house suspend the rules and pass h.r. 6392. so many as are in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 of those voting having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed, and without objection the motion to reconsider is laid upon the table. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman will suspend. the gentleman has not been recognized. for what purpose does the gentleman seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for five minutes. hearing no objection -- the speaker pro tempore: five-minute special orders are not being recognized. >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. hearing no objection -- the speaker pro tempore: one minutes aren't being entertaine

missouri univisión. >> se venció el el plazo para que fijar el propio gobierno de cuba para liberar a presos políticos y trece de ellos todavía tras las rejas e trata de de los que se niegan a marcharse del país, laurdz del río dice que opositores van a aumentar la presión sobre el gobierno si no los ponen en libertad. >> libertad. >> le han dado 72 horas de plazo para el gobierno para que libere a presos políticos que han rechazado ofertado esquí ir las. >> las damas de blanco no vamos a dejar de caminar ni luchar. >> lo suelten e o no lo suelten. porque no son solamente uns familiares. quedan mucho presos políticos pa fics por los que hay que luchar hasta que estén en libertad. >> el domingo ven oí el plazo de 3, 4 meses ofrecido por raúl castro a la iglesia católica para skarz lugar a disidentes presos, y 39 liberados desde julio a condición que se mar sharn del país pero los 3 que rechazaron irse al exilio continuar las rejas. >> hay formulación de presión por parte del hombre. >> en este momento quer el seguir lo que los presos nos están... de que queremos... por

louis missouri has overtaken camden missouri as the most dangerous city in 2009. st. louis had around 2,000 violent crimes per 100,000 residents. 129, detroit michigan and oakland, california rounded out the top 5. baltimore comes in at number 11. more than 75,000 residents. >>> switching things to the nfl, the ravens needed defense to put away the carolina panthers yesterday. in a big way. 37-13 was your final. ravens leading 27-13. pitches the ball, trust me, this highlight's coming up in just a bit. to devonne landry for the score. what do you call this, megan? >> awesome. >> hot potato for the score. next play from scrimmage for carolina, that's ray lewis, rumbling 24 yards. 37-13. your final. joe flacco, threw for 300 yards, ravens 7-and-3. still tied with pittsburgh. >>> philadelphia eagles have resurgence of m michael vick. vick threw for 258 yards, rain for 34 more and a touchdown led the eagles on a 90-yard go ahead drive late in the fourth quarter. 50-yard touchdown run on the 4th. >>> proving he can't have his cake and a tv show too, he's still cooking, but

a carjacking suspect in missouri drives off with a baby as the mother holds on for dear life. >>> and saving our polar bears. what's now being done to help a dwindling population. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> hello and good morning. happy thanksgiving. welcome to our viewers across the nation, including the pacific time zone. i'm lip berry and today we begin with turkey traditions and to get ready to break bread with your loved ones on this thanksgiving day. the spirit of the season is in full swing around the country and the world. in washington, d.c., yesterday the first family handed out turkey dinners with all the trimmings and earlier in the day mr. obama granted the annual presidential pardon as he set free a pair of turkeys, joking that it felt good to stop at least one shellacking this november. >>> hundreds of soldiers and their family members were treated to a feast which included more than 4,000 pounds of turkey. and this morning the men and women were all thankful for nearly 150,000 troops overseas in iraq and afghanistan are getting a taste of the hol

she bought him online from what she thought with you a legitimate breeder in missouri. >> it was a cute little puppy with cute little stuffed animal next to it. >> reporter: so she bought the puppy d paid to have him flown to d.c. t soon after he arrived, the four-pound pup became very sick. doctors told her her new puppy had parvo virus, a potentially deadly disease highly contagious among unvaccinated dogs living in unsanitary conditions. a sign buster was the product of a puppy mill. >> i called the breeder and spoke to him a little and he spoke to me and that buster was played with every day by the family and he was healthy and he was just a great dog. >> reporter: not the case. veterinarians ve buster less than a 50% chance to live and it would cost her more than $10,000 to treat him. not knowing if he would live or die. >> before i got a puppy, i dn't know about the parvo virus and i didn't know there were puppy mills. >> unfortunately it a common sty. >> reporter: justin of the humane society of the united states led this raid at a the puppy mill in mississippi in july. authories

missouri blanks iowa state 14-0. in the big 12 south, it's a winner take all showdown next week on prime time on abc. oklahoma state and oklahoma. the winner plays in the big 12 championship game. and on to the big ten. ohio state comes from behind to beat iowa this afternoon in iowa city. dan herron, fourth quarter, with his team trailing, one-yard plunge, buckeyes come from behind to win 20-17 over iowa. that sets up this. it all comes down to next week in the big ten. wisconsin will host northwestern. ohio state will host michigan. michigan state is at penn state. if all three win, the bcs berth goes to the highest ranked bcs team. which right now is wisconsin. all games can be seen on the espn family of networks. that will do it for the ford wrap-up. we'll see you next friday for west virginia and pittsburgh. glory days tale from look, if your best football story is some a two-hand touch pickup game, do your friends a favor: enter the ford f-150 bcs tailgate sweepstakes. win this, and you'll be talking about a tr

missouri is sending a message that they want common sense. they want someone who understands private-sector jobs should be the goal of our country. and they want a country where we understand the needs that families have. we've spent part of the campaign where people come up to you for the last month or longer and say, gee, these campaigns are tough." campaigns are campaigns. what tough is you are a 50-year- old guy who brought a paycheck, every month of your adult life and your family is depending on you every month of your life and you do not have that job and you have no idea where he will find another one. what is tough is if you get out of college and you 030 or $40,000 in the best acanthite is a pizza delivery person. what this stuff is a single mother who has with more responsibility than any individual should have to hand and if you lost the job had and maybe the part-time job be out on top of that, what would happen to your kids. what would happen to your family. that is what sox. we need to get focus in this country on the things th

georgia and missouri avenu in rthwest d.c., and east capital and 58 streets in southeast washington. >> i met with representatives from walmart yesterday, and representatives fr the developers that will develong in ward six, the new store for walmart. >> ward six council member tommy wells says he expects some concerns from constituents and others about walmart's record on labor practices. but the company's promised to hire some 1200 employees in neigorhoods where unemployment is as high as 50% gained his support with some conditions. >> as long as there's a commitment to fair wages, the commitment to being a good partner in the district of columbia is having a good civic corporate responsibility in our cities, then i think there's a place for them. >> walmart said there could be more stores in the city. jackie bensen, "news 4 today." >>> one of the officers arrested in t wide reaching criminal investigation in prince george's county will be in court today. 45-year-old will have a detention hearing this afternoon. yesterday federal prosecutors reveed videotape evidence against anothe

missouri western university in st. joseph, missouri, st. louis community college, these are training people to develop their skills for ag biotech. one key to the future, make sure that the benefits of biotech continue to grow is making sure the public and press understand the value of ag biotech. as i mentioned earlier, in the last 12 to 13 years congress provided nearly $1 billion to n.s.f. following up on the initiatives senator mikulski and i started. while i won't be around to beat the drum next year, i worked with my colleagues, senator johanns and senator klobuchar to, create a new biotech caucus. i hope those of you who understand the promises and challenges of ag biotech will choose to join the ranks and communicate the benefits of ag biotech. only through effective communication can we ensure that sound science, not myths, guide public policy. in the 40 years of public life, i've seen lot of great ideas come and g i strongly believe that ag biotech is here to stay and will grow. we're only beginning to see many exciting applicatio

shakespeare's pizza in columbia, missouri, draws students from the university of missouri across the street. here they serve a medium crust pie that can be loaded with all of the trimmings. and the scene -- >> we're throwing a pizza party. >> reporter: i tried the masterpiece, pizza with everything they have. it was fantastic. at ol stuga in tiny linsborg, kansas, students from bethany college are likely to burst into song. the bethany alma mater at any moment. ♪ >> reporter: corny. this is kansas after all. but fun. mostly this is a bar. but they also serve sandwiches, including the brent nelson, polish sausage, two cheeses and barbecue sauce. and rounding out our college quartet, camellia's grill in new orleans where students from tulane and loyola universities meet to eat. they eat massive chili omelets. marvin day says if you eat here, you are guaranteed you will graduate. and the winner is, bianna, the envelope. bianna? the envelope. the winner is shakespeare's pizza in columbia, missouri. and the manager there, kurt mirtsching, and some friends are joining us via skype. congr

one town 4 missouri paid close attention. this is the story of the day. hear from one woman who rose up and got an entire town behind her to stop it. >> they've all gone on served, just that we could do this and be able to even have our say. so that's what it was all about, and so he didn't die in vane, that's for sure. let me tell you about a very important phone call i made. when i got my medicare card, i realized i needed an aarp... medicare supplement insurance card, too. medicare is one of the great things about turning 65, but it doesn't cover everything. in fact, it only pays up to 80% of your part b expenses. if you're already on or eligible for medicare, call now to find out how an aarp... medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company, helps cover some of the medical expenses... not paid by medicare part b. that can save you from paying up to thousands of dollars... out of your own pocket. these are the only medicare supplement insurance plans... exclusively endorsed by aarp. when you call now, you'll get this

and from missouri. and the storm watches and traveling up and out into western iowa. and for the people watching us on wgn america, may have the first sticking snow there. this is the next ten days. oranges and yellows dominating this map in the area because it has been warm. the blues are coming back and it is cool. the forecast on monday and watch the second bunch of cool air thursday and friday. sprinkles may mix and monday and tuesday and snow showers and rain showers thursday is colder air comes in thursday next week. we'll update this. 30s into next week. >> getting to be that time of year. >> yes. have a great day weekend. thank you for joining us. >> we'll leave with you music from collin gilmore. he is live at the old town school of folk. ♪[music] ♪

that covers colorado to missouri and from montana to new mexico. that's it for headlines. now back to john for crop watch . >>> in lancaster county, pennsylvania, a grower says he's finished harvesting. he says winter wheat planted early in early october is emerging nicely. now to the southeast. according to to the field office in south carolina, soybean harvest is under way. in mississippi, some fall work is continuing but most producers are focusing on marketing right now and making plans for the 2011 season. when u.s. farm report returns, al is back to talk markets. the discussion begins in just two minutes. please stay with us. round table guests guests. jim, give us an update on the the close of the markets on friday. >> during the middle of the session, the epa came out with a decision they're postponing on -- this has been an ongoing issue since last spring. it's difficult to know whether it's a testing issue or more of a political issue, but it just capped the end of a really volatile week in the grain markets. we saw the markets sharply lower a number of days. one

georgia and missouri avenues in northwest. and east capital and 58th streets in southeast will be the locations of the new stores. the stores will not only offer consumers low price option for groceries and a lot of other things but will help with the district's unemployment problem. news four's jaie benson has the story. >> within two years a walmart store is expected to transform the intersection of georgia and missouri avees in northwest d.c. those who live and work near this area of few retail options y it's good news. >> it's got to be good for the community and i like shopping at walmart myself. >> i think that's nice, walmart right here around here in this area, like on columbia we have everything. we need something right here. >> according to walmart there are currently plans for three stores of a radically new type, somewhat smaller for a city environment but with full grocery and pharmacy departments. the locations are 80new jersey avenue northwest. in a planned mixed-use development. georgia and missouri avenues in

---los investigadores de la universidad de missouri creen haber descubierto una correlacion entre el asma y el cancer de pulmon.---los cientificos examinaron el historial medico de 759 pacientes, y descubrieron que 46,2 % de los que sufrian de asma tambien tenian cancer de pulmon... en contraste, solo 22,5 % de los que no eran asmaticos tenian este cancer. ---la palabra clave de este estudio es "correlacion", lo cual significa que no se establece una relacion directa de causa y efecto entre el asma y el cancer. ---ayer por la tarde, los supervisores de san francisco dieron un paso adelante para prohibir que se regalen juguetes con los combos de comida infantil.---con 8 votos a favor y 3 en contra, la junta de supervisores prohibio que los restaurantes de comida rapida regalen juguetes con cualquier alimento que tenga un alto contenido de grasa, calorias, sodio o azucar.---el alcalde habia amenazado con vetar la medida... pero la ordenanza fue aprobada con los votos necesarios para impedir el veto de gavin newsom.---la ordenanza entrara en vigor el primero de diciembre de 2011.

. >> así es, mañana la corte suprema de missouri escuchará el caso en el cual madre indocumentada perdió a su hijo después que un juez lo diera en dopos en familia americana pero en serie de irregularidades que dicen abogados de esta madre guatemalteca se usó la ley para despojarla de su hijo. >> esta es encarnación y hace más de 3 años que no ve a su hijo carlitos. >> me hicieron sufrir en la cárcel. sin saber del niño. >> mayo del 2007 que indouct además cayó en redada en la empacadora de pollos donde trabajaba y no le dieron opción de llamar a la embajada. >> me dice inmigración, no tu vas a ser castigada, un juez federal la sentenció a dos años de prisión mientras cumplía hizo el proceso de adopción de encarnación, y dice que decía claromente que no daba su consentimiento. >> esta foto fue de cuando mi hermana estaba tratando de sacarle el pasaporte a carlos y mandoarlo a mi país a guatemala, pero nunca aceptaron mi firma. >> según omar quién la representa ahora se cometieron varios errores. >> no sabía dónde estaba el niño, no podría comunicar con su abogado

. >> en missouri ciero isionricar univisión. >> como informo ramas ayer en el noticieroision legisladores republicanos de texas presentaron proyectos deunivis para endurecer el trato a indocumentados y sancionar atic quienes nosnoti ayuden en el es se contrarían en la próximo sesión programada para enero luis gómez en texas nos dicivis hay de que sen aprueben. >> a menos de dos semanas de que inicie la sesión alejotiva en texas las propuestas en contra de la posibles indocumentada estilo arzobispo narcos fueron ya presentadas. por lo queiongados civiles también se preparan. >> vamos a estar listos para uns demandar, cualquier de estas leyes que pasen, porque es una forma de disiminación. >> es una amenaza previa antes de que pase que ustedes van a demand demandar. >> amenaza origen raraed luego que saliera que el senador republicano patrick viajó para perfeccionar proyectos de ley archivados ayer en el capitolio texano. >> quién explica el mínima la ciudad de santuario y dará el poder a fuerzas del orden local a sospechoso que no puedan comprobar el estatus migratorio, pornotic

louis, missouri en donde se cometieron 2 mil 70 delitos violentos en 2009, esto seria un delito por cada 100 mil residentes--- esto seria un delito por cada 100 mil residentes--- estan camden, detroit, flint y oakland--- ---continuamos en oakland, en donde hoy se incio el proceso de revision para cuatro solicitudes para colocar plantios industriales de marihuana dentro del perimetro de la ciudad--- ciudad------con esto oakland piensa en la generacion de impuestos a traves de estas plantaciones autorizadas--- ---la semana pasada la ciudad de sebastopol en el condado de sonoma, aprobo una resolucion que autoriza plantaciones y dispensarios de marihuana--- ---mientras tanto que en berkeley, una resolucion parecida, tiene preocupados a gente conectada con bienes raices, porque piensan que el valor de las propiedades puede bajar en las areas cercanas a estas plantaciones---. ---recuerda el caso del asesinato de chandra levy en washington, que acabo con la carrera politica del congresista gary condit de california, al que se le realacionaba sentimentalmente con la victima--- victima------bueno

louis, missouri en donde se cometieron 2 mil 70 delitos violentos en 2009, esto seria un delito por cada 100 mil residentes--- ---despues de st. louis estan camden, detroit, flint y oakland--- ---muchos padres no tienen tiempo de llevar a los niÑos a la biblioteca, pero si de ir a lavar la ropa...---que tiene que ver lo uno con lo otro? ---pues en richmond a alguien se le ocurrio que una lavanderia publica es un excelente lugar para ayudar a los ninos que van con sus mamas, a acercarse a la lectura.pilar nino nos explica. =pilar niÑo=en medio del detergente, las monedas y los blanqueadores ahora tambien encontrara disponibles, libros para ninos en medio de esta lavanderia publica. publica. buena opcion verdad que vengamos a lavar y al mismo tiempo, entretener a los ninos leyendoles libros algunas mamas dicen que es buena idea sobre todo por que gastan dos y tres horas en estas labores. labores.pues seria bonito fijese porque aca he visto que vienen muchos ninos que solo vienen a correr a estar molestando que quieren chips que quieren galletas o dulces si si se aburren porque uno esta d

. >>> esta noche en última hora momentos de terror vivió una pare jaed missouri cuando un ladrón intentó robarle el carro con el hijo de ambos adentro y en nueva york un inmigrante centro americano víctima de un ataque aparentemente por odio racial, y cómo millones de mexicanos conservan sus tradiciones en "día de acción de gracias" a pesar de la distancia más esta noche en última hora regreso con ustedes jorge, maría elena.... >>> efectivamentemente, pausa y predicen buenas ventas en la temporada navideña el viernes negro podría tener color desper esperanza, las principales ventas del año en estados unidos esto coincide con el anuncio que no hay tantas personas pidiendo seguro por desempleo la pregunta si los consumidores van gastar o ahorrar esta navidad. >>> este último mes los estadounidenses ganan más y gastan menos, y el número de personas solicitando desempleo alcanza el nivel más bajo un cúmulo de buenas noticias que promete alegrar la temporada festiva, hay un cambio en las cifras que se ve, particularmente en el aumento del desempleo. es lo que va a determinar qu

it happened in eureka, missouri. the ash be crossed the center line, crashed into the school bus head-on and then caught fire -- the suv crossed the center line. five children on the bus were taken to the hospital but are expected to be okay. >> a mississippi is in jail after confessing to murder that happened 16 years ago. he walked into the police station and confessed to killing his old roommate. he said he had found religion and had to get it off his chest. officials say the body of the male victim was buried deep in the woods. it is believed he died of blunt force trauma. controversy is brewing over what happened at a chicago-area hooters restaurant, and it was all caught on tape. it involved a 54-year-old woman and an off-duty police officer. the video shows them apparently arguing over the tab and at some point the officer yanks her off her seat and it puts her in a chokehold. >> i was pointing at him, saying you need to let her go right now. >> the officer alleges the woman spent on him. she is now serving a

---los investigadores de la universidad de missouri creen haber descubierto una correlacion entre el asma y el . >>> los ve ti ganador de la universidad de muchos y consideren en haber descubierto una correlación entre asma y cáncer de pulmón, solo 22,5% de los que no eran asma ticos tenían tiene carecen la palabra clase es correlación. >>> ayer por la tarde súper superiores de san francisco dieron un paso delante para prohibir que se regalen juguetes con cualquier alimento que tenga un alto contenido de grasa. >>> la ordenanza fue aprobada para impedir

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louis, missouri. the safestty is colony new jersey. we are going to ask oakland police if they think it reflects accurately with the city. reporting live in oakland kraig debro. >>> 5:46 the cold weather we are having is promising one bay area shelter to open up its doors. starting last night san francisco church started hosting 65 people. each night a different church will also offer dinner to the men as part of the winter shelter program. st. bob fist plans to host it on december 8th. >>> time to go over to sal to check in on the morning commute. how does it look? >> it looks pretty good so far if you are driving around the bay area. again we are hoping for a lighter week as we get closer to the thanks giving holiday. southbound 101 looks pretty good. this morning's commute an east shore freeway and also at the bay bridge toll plaza looking pretty nice. more people on the road. still plenty of room if you are driving from richmond to berkeley. and traffic looks good on 101. bay shore freeway heading down looks pretty good. let's go t

we can pick up a couple inches of rain in oklahoma, missouri and possibly into iowa. if you're watching us on wttz news channel 5 burlington, vermont, looking to get published? aspiring fiction authors can learn all about it at the workshop how writers doet at the fletcher library pap that's your "early today" event of the day, lynn. >> thanks so much. >>> now here's a look at this morning's headlines in entertnment. for someone who insists that he doesn't care about winning oscars, robert downey jr. sure sounds like he thinks about them a lot. the twice nomated actor says there was a time when he thought the only way out of hell was to win one. now he claims to be over that, but says he'll eventually win bunch of them even if someone else deserves it. why? because it will be his time. accoing to downe that's just the way it works. >>> tonight, gweneth paltro makes her debut as a singer. she's confident that if she can keep her notes under control, she can survive it. that's probably true. >>> the betty white train shows no signs of slowing down. yesterday she was mad

. ♪ ♪ >> los habitantes de un pueblo en missouri rindieron homenaje a un soldado de 20 aÑos muerto en irak, y lo hicieron a travÉs de internet para opacar la protesta de integrantes de una iglesia que piensan que el gobierno es responsable de enviar a jÓvenes a morir en la guerra. la Última cifra de enfermos de sida en el mundo dada a conocer por naciones unidas desde cerca de 34 millones, la enfermedad cobrÓ 2 millones de vida el aÑo pasado pero ha surgido una esperanza, una medicina podrÍa ser muy Útil en la prevenciÓn de la enfermedad. Ésa es la conclusiÓn de un estudio del cual nos habla luis desde san francisco. >> la noticia es tan prometedora que los investigadores compartirÁn esta misma maÑana la informaciÓn con agencias que luchan contra el sida. el subiÓ en control de hombres homosexuales que toman diariamente la droga tienen menos riesgo de contagiarse. el dr. robert es el investigador principal. >> lo hemos descubierto que la tasa de incidencia del vih, la tasa de infecciÓn baja en 44% de un grupo de usa una tableta cada dÍa. >> el riesgos se reducirÍa aÚ

heavy rain developing tomorrow in missouri, st. louis culd get a lot of rain out of this along with indianapolis. showers in the northeast, and a sneak peek at thanksgiving day, the heavy rain move into the ohio valley and eventually into areas like philadelphia and possibility new york city. we have to watch out for that macy's thanksgiving day parade. pefully the rain will arrive after the parade is over with. >>> if you're watching us on whdh7 news in boston, massachusetts, explore the early works of america's most prominent poets at the public life of poetry at the boston public library. that's your "early day" event of the day. >> bill, thanks so much. >>> now here's a look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. more fallout from charlie sheen's wild night out in new york. sheen filed suit monday against capri anderson, the porn star who was found locked in the bathroom of his manhattan suite last month hours after she accused him of abuse. sheen accuses anderon of extortion saying she sought $1 million to remain quiet.

. >>> in kansas city, missouri, thousands of people braved cold temperatures for a thanksgiving day tradition. the 81st annual plaza lighting ceremony with more than a quarter million lights, the city's upscale shopping and dining distribute got decked out for the holidays. >>> and in wisconsin, you know it's forgiving when folks take a quick dip in freezing waters all in the name of charity. around 20 people took part in the so-called polar plunge yesterday, raising an impressive $5,000, and all of that money goes to replenish a local food bank. >>> now for a look at your national and regional weather, here's nbc meteorologist bill karins. excuse me, bill. >> funny. >> choked up when i see you. >> a little rosy in the cheeks. >> a little blushed. >> right. lynn, probably the first of many artic plunge stories that we usually show during the cold winter season. certainly feels like winter out there still in areas of the west. a new storm to talk about that is moving in off the pacific. thankfully, it's coming in. this one's coming off the water instead of down from british columbia meaning a

there is a front that formed this afternoon down through missouri. they had some thunderstorm activity there. to the north and west it's just plain cold and wintery from northern minnesota an a lot of the rockies also seeing some pretty good snow. they have had blizzard warnings in minnesota. temperatures have been 5, 6, 7 degrees above 0. here's that front forming this afternoon. out beginning to break up tonight but we'll see some of these clouds in the region tomorrow. maybe the morning fog will burn off a little bit of sun. maybe around 3:00 to 5:00. this front will come through the area by late tomorrow. by wednesday we get into a dryer cooler air mass. but thursday for thanksgiving, another batch of rain with the next front, looks like it will be cool and damp on thanksgiving day. a good chance we will see some scattered rain showers. the bay temp around 53. for the rest of tonight patchy fog, low 40s. beautiful moon out there right now. tomorrow a lot of clouds, look for some afternoon showers. the next 5 days, cooler but drier. 52 thursday. 4

at age of 3 moved to missouri and returned when she was 12 years old. patricia grew up with segregation and injustices which she writes about. she spent many countless hours in the nashville public library. it was her family life that was bountiful and flowing with tales told by her story telling grandfather. raised with love of reading and oral tradition. graduated from tennessee state and degree in english