the head writer and anchor seth meyers is in his final month of the show. he's not going far. >> reporter: 13 years in studio education for seth meyers. >> any sense of like being the last of college? >> very much so. it's nice because i feel like my next job is like right next door to the college. >> reporter: that's because meyers will segway into a new job in february in the same building as the new host of late night when jimmy fallon takes over as host of "the tonight show." >> how is it going to be different? >> there will be way less wonderful impressions, way less beautiful singing and all of the things that jim does better than anybody on late night. i'm aware i don't do as well. >> meyers' strong suit is topical comedy. >> a new report shows only six people signed up for the affordable care act on its troubled first day which means thatty obama care is doing better than guitar lessens by mike. >> talking about things in the news, i like having people who play people in the news and that's an element that we want to bring wisconsin. >> meyers' fina

meyer, i'd appreciate it. >> thank you, senator. first, i think to be clear no u.s. court is going to disregard a rud. regardless of whether or not it's contrary to the objective purpose of the treaty. consistent with professor goldsmith and professor bradley's findings, i'm aware of no instance in which a federal court has ignored a rud. the objects and purpose rule comes into play mostly that another party might object that a reservation the united states made is contrary to the object and purpose of the convention. the united states, there's no way through this procedure that the united states can end up bound by anything to which we have not consented. by which i mean it's not possible that by the virtue of some party objecting that the reservation will be struck and the united states will be bound by the treaty without the reservation. either that that the treaty simply would be deemed not to apply, or more likely the objection would just be answered, and everybody would understand that the united states had entered the this reservation. it's also possible that

meyer respond to that? >> senator i think it's possible to write a rud that would address my concerns but i think the rud would be illegal under the terms of the treaty because ruds that are contrary to the purpose of the treaty are illegal so i think there would that would be needed -- >> is illegal where? >> illegal in any court. the question becomes whether we have really ratified the treaty. the better view is if we adopt the treaty with the reservation that is contrary to the treaty that we are not a party to the treaty. her whole participation falls because we are undertaking it and pretending to undertake the obligation not really doing so. i don't think the rud that would satisfy my arguments with the legal for that reason. could you write something that was just on the homeschooling issue? perhaps. i haven't seen anything to date that has come close to that but given the experience of the homeschooling community in the last year with this administration on the case where it was interpretation of th

meyers. it seems to me you have offered some constructive comments relative to some of the changes that may be made. we love to work with you to try to develop and address some of the issues that were brought up. i know, we talked about the committee. it's my understand we would be have a representative on the committee. they rotate and have somebody on the front end. over time this committee can do some things to establish custom mare international law. i guess is there a way, in your opinion to inoculate ourselves from the evolution that can occur with the committees over time. 30, 40 years. through the ruts that will protect us from international law that might be developed by the committee? the other thing. this is the practice of the state department is to monitor the activity of the committee and to make sure we do object. which -- because the committee sort of a living orgnism some people said, look, the ada standard are at the goal standards today but as the committee evolving over ti

chad meyers is in the cnn severe weather center. where is the storm headed and potentially how many people could be ached? sounds like a lot. >> at least. we're only talking about the 43 million number that will travel 50 miles or more. that means another 100 million will travel 25 miles or so. right. >> that's that number we focus on, 43 million will be traveling long distances. here's what we've got. we have a tornado watch in florida with the system as this is cold air wraps in here. and making tornadoes on the ground at least i know of one so far today. heavy rain across the southeast and mid-atlantic. and snow north of there. so that's how it happens today. this low is still developing. the low is somewhere right about there. and so what's going to happen for the next couple days, we'll bring under the warm moist air here. it's going to be a rain fint for i-95, all rain. so if you're in new york, you go, hey, this storm's a bust, it didn't snow. we don't expect it to snow. the snow is north into parts of ohio. i can move one mo

today, "saturday night live" star seth meyers. and from the new movie "mandela: long walk to freedom," idris elba. plus, we'll talk to the newly crowned miss universe, gabriela isler. all next on "live." [captioning made possible by isney-abc domestic television] announcer: now here are kelly ripa and michael strahan! ause] ♪ [cheers and applause] michael: there you go. kelly: hi! hi! hello! hello! please, please -- cheers and applause] please, please, please, we are embarrassed, we are humbled. [laughter] today is thursday, november 14, 2013. do not show that to people. please, i'm begging you, i'm begging you. it's funny, just for fun. michael: this is a card she holds up every morning to tell me the date -- michael: look what she has to do. [laughter] kelly: because we are ron burgundy, and whatever is on the card we will read. so if that said november 14, 2014, i would have no problem saying that. [laughter] michael: how did you skip a whole year? kelly: when you write 14, you write 14. i'm sure that's a disorder of some kin

meyer. the issues -- mr. meyer whether the issues he can -- he is concerned about can be resolved. possible tot is write something that would address might conserve. i think it would be illegal under the terms of the treaty. rut -- the >> illegal where? >> illegal in any court. the question becomes whether we really ratified the treaty. i think the better view is that we adopt the treaty with a opposite towhich is the objective of the treaty, we are not a party. undertaking, or pretending to undertake the obligation and not really doing it. that whatally think what satisfy my arguments would be illegal for that reason. i haven't seen anything to date that has come close to that. given the experience of the homeschooling community in the last year with this , where it was interpretation of international treaty law on the child standards, the same thing we are concerned about here, we don't fact we are the being mistreated by this administration right now on an immigration issue -- samever, this is the administration that told us that if you want to keep your insurance policies, you

our meteorologist chad meyer is at the cnn weather center keeping track of this. it seems that there's always some kind of thanksgiving story when it comes to weather. >> it's because you have so many millions trying to go so many places. whether you're going to drive or take a bus, plane, whatever it might be, there will be problems when you get a big storm like this. right now in the southeast and midwest, it is poor. it is not good traveling through east and western louisiana and even for that matter, even into arkansas. that storm will move farther up toward the north and northeast. something else that i think you might want to watch out, if you're local weather man, and i don't know where you live, if you're local weather man says it's going to be raining and 34, i need you to watch out. because the models do a poor job of getting that warm air in. they want to warm up. i've seen it too many times where the models say it's going to be raining, the weather men believe it and it rains and it's 31 and not 34. only three degrees or two degrees will make a huge di

i would say to professor meyer and mr. thornburgh but i think there is a clear distinction here. the bond case is not being raised under the treaty, the convention, when it comes to chemical weapons. it is being prosecuted under the implementation act, a separate act of congress implementing the treaty. two different things. when we come to the disability act, what is the implementation act under the convention for disabilities? >> there is none. the only implementation act is the americans with disabilities act, which has been on the books for 20 years. we tested that. hasn't eliminated homeschooling? i don't think so. has it mandated abortion across america? no, it has not. the americans with disabilities act is the implementation act that we have adopted ahead of the treaty on disabilities. this is dealing with the implementation act on the convention weapons treaties, two separate things. one ratifying the convention on chemical weapons and two passing a law, the implementation act, the law of the land and now the supreme court will decide if that law is proper. so conflating

guys, back to you. >> very thering. >> marissa meyers had people from "the new york times" so they are pushing for this. >> bring it on. >> you like challenges. >> 4:46. it is a little challenging out there. for people trying to get to work or wherever they are going. >> it's cold out there. you may be challenged with a layer of frost on the windshield. temperatures are chilly. it's clear and cold, no blanket of low clouds to trap in warmth so it's cold throughout this morning. make sure you're ready for that. we've got a pretty good looking day shaping up. temperatures comfortable once we get through with this frigid start. i want to show you where we have the highest frost potential into this morning. next couple hours. temperatures drop even more so. we expect the freezing mark this morning in sonoma, napa, 1 degree above in santa rosa and petaluma and gilroy. the windshield gets colder nan the air so you may wake up with a little frost on your windshield. later on a sunny finish with temperatures warming in the mid-60s in the south bay, peninsula and san francisco. uniform numbers

we want to check in with chad meyers. there is a lot of concern on the ground here about the weather. how does it look? >> well, you know, your flight was cancelled and other flights the same story. there is no equipment at the airport. the airport had 15 feet of water on it. there is no equipment. you can't do ifr landings. there is no way to get in there when it is raining or windy. the ifr is gone. and we were below mfr rules. you had to fly back to manila. there is a backside to this system. it will dry out for you even 6:00 local time for you you will be able to get on a local flight. the rain will move on by. i believe right now that the low pressure system we have been talking about is down here to is south and moving off to the west away from you. so in a few hours everything gets better. but it was a big scare. there is a high chance of this turning into something more sinister here. here's the story with haiyan. it was 195-mile-an-hour hurricane. typhoon, cyclone, same thing. just severdifferent ocean. so here y

meyer to ask you this question. we have the rud issue which hopefully we will be examining over the next few weeks. is there a way in your opinion to write rud's on the front of the treaty that would absolutely ensure that there is no way for this treaty to affect either the federalism issues we have had to deal with or to cause the court to look to the treaty to affect the individual lives as citizens here in the country? is there a way for us coming together and writing rud's in that way? decentered thank you for the question. with respect to the federalism issue a federalism reservation could address the problems you have identified. the federalism reservation could be drafted to be somewhat stronger than the reservation that currently attached to the resolution for ratification that came out last year. conceivably such a reservation would make very clear with the enumerated powers of the congress are and reserve any obligations that could be satisfied to the exercise of those powers. with respect to the interpre

officer meyer's dog barrage will get his in just weeks. >> what is it about a canine? >> i think i see the bond when i look at each of these officers with their dog and i feel like i'm doing what i'm meant to do. >> reporter: committing to her passion to protect canines and that's what makes her america strong. gio benitez, abc news, bristol county, massachusetts. >> it was great to have you with us tonight. we're always here at abcnews.com with the latest, "nightline" as well and we'll see you again tomorrow. >>> breaking news, there could be another bart strike in the future. >>> and a video that shows what happened to a transgender teenager. >>> support for a ac transit rider burned on the bus the surprising outlook of the parents. >> and an interview with the head of the university of california system. regents defy a request by the governor. >>> we begin with a prospect of another bart strike. >> we first broke this story on twitter and on abc7 news at 5:00 the bart board may turn down contract agreement because of what one board member calls a hand grenade in thi

. >>> reporter: denise meyers hopes for the best but plans for the worst. so back in july, when meyers bought in used ford escape, she shelled out an extra $2,500 for a service contract. >> they said it's a used car and it will give you peace of mind so if something goes wrong you will be covered. >> reporter: but when the escape broke down 10 days later -- >> the service department informed me that the catalytic converter had melted and that that was the one thing that was not covered under my warranty. >> reporter: a month later when the car broke down again, that repair wasn't covered, either. >> i think what catches most people by surprise is what is not covered. >> reporter: the state department of insurance says most service contracts and repair agreements have lots of exceptions and often won't cover items that break most frequently. bonnie was shocked to find out the extended platinum warranty she bought for her 2012 prius didn't cover her wobbly arm rest. >> i was told by the finance manager that this was a bump ever-to-bumper warranty and covered

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. >> chad meyers is here tracking the storm for us. and nick valencia is at dfw international airport outside dallas. first let's start with nick valencia. this storm is already having a major impact on people's travel plans which they should be aware of right now if they plan on heading to on holiday for the thanksgiving break. >> absolutely. michael was talking about how millions of americans about 40 million americans expected to travel this holiday week, traveling about 50 miles away from home. a lot of people impacted by this. in the last hour or so, we've seen things pick up here at dallas fort worth international airport. but having said that, there have been cancellations. yesterday we saw 300 flights cancelled from here. again today another 180 flights canceled. so little people, you see check out these lines here. few people, not the crowds you'd expect. earlier i spoke to some passengers and they talked how they've been impacted by the severe weather. >> about 300 flights canceled yesterday, another 86 canceled today. were y

meyer. the issues he is concerned about can be resolved. >> i think it is possible to write something that would address my concerns. rud would be illegal under the terms of the treaty. i think the rud -- >> illegal where? >> illegal in any court. the question becomes whether we really ratified the treaty. i think the better view is that we adopt the treaty with a reservation which is opposite to the objective of the treaty, we are not a party. we are undertaking, or pretending to undertake the obligation and not really doing it. i don't really think that what what satisfy my arguments would be illegal for that reason. i haven't seen anything to date that has come close to that. given the experience of the homeschooling community in the last year with this administration, where it was interpretation of international treaty law on the child standards, the same thing we are concerned about here, we don't trust, given the fact we are being mistreated by this administration right now on an immig

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running back frank meyers can look back and read all about the wins that led to a trip back east for a pop warner national championship game. one played in the shadow of an american moment. >> the usual welcoming committee presents mrs. kennedy with a bouquet of red roses. >> reporter: it began in dallas with the sound of gunfire. >> we can't say who has been hit if anybody's been hit but apparently something is wrong here, something is terribly wrong. >> it's something that all of us will never forget in our life. >> president kennedy has been assassinated. it's official now. the president is dead. >> reporter: and with that death an era of american innocence ended. but as the nation grieved, the mallards still had a decision to make. they still had that game scheduled back east. should they go? >> the more i thought, the more i thought i says hey, this guy was an athlete himself. and i think it would be an honor to play a game, win that football and go give it to his son. >> reporter: so jim camut and his mallards followed through. they boarded a plane to washington, d.c. they had

. >> he has been making us laugh for more than a decade but seth meyers is ready to move on. >> people are sad. he has a hand full of episodes left at snl but the weekend update anchor will just be working a different shift. >> reporter: 13 years in studio 8-h have been an education for seth. >> was it any sense of being in the last semester of college? >> very much so because i feel like my next job is like right next door to the college. >> that's because meyers will segway into a new job in february as the new host of late night when jimmy fallon takes over as host of the tonight show. >> how is late night going to be different? >> it will be way less wonderful impressions. there will be way less beautiful singing. and all of the things that jimmy does better than anybody else in late night i'm very aware that i don't do as well. >> meyers strong suit is topical comedy. >> only six people actually signed up for the affordable care act on its troubled first day which means that obama care is doing only slightly better than guitar lessons by mike. >> i really do like talking about thi

meyer? guest: there is a big problem with research on these drugs and that is that there really isn't much research on the long-term effects of narcotic and killers. they are very difficult euros to study for two reasons. one is that about a third of the patients to whom these drugs are prescribed stop taking them on their own volition simply because they don't make them feel well. they get cloudy headed and get other side effects and they are not happy so they stopped him. and then you have -- and so they stop them. and then you have another group of patients were the narcotics make them feel too good. it doesn't just reduce their pain. they get a little buzzed from them that they like and so they want to continue to take them. so there haven't really been the type of long-term studies for not collect painkillers that you find with many other types of drugs that we take in our daily lives. and that is: -- and that has complicated the issue as well. there are various claims made about these

officer meyers' dog will get his in weeks. >> what is it about a k-9? >> i think i see the bond when i look at each of these officers with their dog and i feel like i'm doing what i am meant to do. >> reporter: committing to her passion to protect k-9s. abc news, bristol county, massachusetts. >> this is one of those things where you think, i'm an animal lover and always wanted to donate but i'm tired of donating to the aspca or i don't know where the money is going this is the kind where you know exactly where the money is going. >> it makes dollars and cents. that is my dog. lassie orrin tin tin. rin tin ti. >>> mix tiechlt everybody goes crazy before the game. let me set i it up. this guy, a student at holy cross college. if the ball goes in he wins text books which are a lot of money for a student but he doesn't get to shoot the ball. the school mascot dressed as a saint bernard gets to shoot the ball. let's take a look. awesome! >> he wins free text books which is about a billion dollars. >> very cool. now yesterday was guinness world records day i

her name was lisa meyer and they became lovers. here we have a picture. i don't know the other gentleman in the picture. these were photos from personal albums collected during the post-war investigation of the crimes. leah in this other photo was among those collected. she is identified and this gives an interesting picture because she is standing there with her shotgun and in fact that's part of the story. she was according to survivors who testified after the war one of the better informed of many of the officials in the station. she was seen on various occasions recreating, kind of carousing with the german officials with, sarah hanweg. in town obviously they had a villa with a swimming pool and their own personal jewish laborers who could fulfill there at the -- every whim with furs and all kinds of crafts. in fact hanweg commissioned or demanded from the jewish laborers jewelry for his family. they made a train set, an electric train set for his son and had given it to him at christmas. when i met with eberhardt i was hoping that he had some of thes

thank you. >> professor meyer. thank you for the opportunity to appear before you today. i am not colleagues, here to support or oppose the convention. i'm here to clarify the legal status of the work on disability. i am a professor of international law at the university of georgia and a former adviser. crpd's purposee is to consider reports and to make suggestions, recommendations, and comments on those reports. and with regard to the convention. in performing this task, the committee has to interpret the obligations that are created by the convention. these interpretations are not legally binding and the committee does not have any authority to compel any changes to u.s. law. there is no legal authority for that. neither are these interpretations without affect. the obligations created by the novention are vague and state party is able to form any opinion about whether it or any other party is complying with the convention. therefore possible that other state parties would look and itsommittee interpretations of the convention, informing their view of what counts as com

anything at the airport it's really important for city government both for the board of supervisors and meyer's to work together. the idea that that was finalized was that we would have a committee a group that would be composed of folks that wish approved by the mayor and board of supervisors. 5 individuals appointed by mayor and a by the board of supervisors that's consistent. we've actually detailed bringing this item its important to make sure that we have as board a recommendations on this committee as possible. and we have been doing outreach for the last few months to make sure we get us as diverse set of applicants as we could. and i appreciate the various community groups to make that happen. it's been a challenge to because i think there's a lot of things happening in the city right now and the reason we decided to move forward is because at some point the work has to begin. and i am grateful to the applicants that are here because i do think they're committed to make sure we've heard from all of san francisco as this process go forwards. i know from working with the mayor's office th

that's coleman meyer running it in for the touchdown. the hook and the lateral. lateral to your buddy, lateral to your other buddy, he runs it in for a touchdown, hook and latter. eight two-point aversion attempt. if i play this in realtime, you're not going to be able to figure out what just happened. you suddenly seeing a guy throwing the ball over his head butch you have no idea all the things that went down to make this thing happen. >> watch again this is the quarterback in shotgun formation but he doesn't get to snap. the guy who gets to snap is the tailback to his right. once the tailback gets the ball, he hands the ball off to the fullback. he throws it over his head to a guy it just snuck past the defenders. >> if you count the center, four guys had the ball. >> i don't even think glen dale knows what just happened. >> i don't think anybody knows what happened. >> a couple of concerts interrupted in completely different ways. ♪ ♪ >> street performer in berlin, germany. he's singing "small town boy." >> pay close attention to that man in that original

will meyers is your american league rookie of the year. the tampa bay rays outfielder, in just 88 games. meyers is american league third rookie of the year in the past six seasons. and in the national league, the rookie of the year jose fernandez, 187 strike generosity and the second best earned run average k 2.49. fernandez becomes the first cuban born player to win the award. they are going to be paid very, very well. where. >> absolutely. incognito statement this week and martin later on. >> the longer you get into it you layer more and more sides and hopefully in the middle we hear the truth. >> thank you michael. kevin comes up with the weather and listen to this, documents from john len non-on g non-go ne chopping block. on august 20th, al jazeera america introduced >> the beatles say can't buy me love but if the price is right you can buy some artifacts from john lennon'n's life. including letters from liverpool's quarry banks school, the reasons john was serving detention, fighting, sab sabota, and fighting in class and showing no

chad meyers has a look at the mission. >> for scientists or space enthusiasts alike. mars continues to amaze. ice no surprise the red planet is the subject of five active n.a.s.a. missions, three in orbit and two on the surface. and liftoff of the atlas 5 with curiosity. the planetary puzzle about mars. >> you probably heard of curiosity. recover studying climate on the ground. and the sixth mission is hoping to study mars from above and answer a 4 billion-year-old question, what made the fourth planet from the sun turn red and barren. >> it's gone from the desert and geological world, kind of boring rocks, to this exciting, blooming world with a his instrument that includes warm, wet times, climate change, landslides, ice sheets, buried ice, unbelievable. >> scientists believe mars may have looked a lot like earth with blue skies warm temperatures. >> we see the record in the soils today. >> collecting material in the upper atmosphere will give them a better understanding over the red planet's history. >> we expect to learn how the modern mars works in detail to see

they call it the trip of a lifetime. 50 veterans flew from fort meyers, florida to washington, d.c. as part of the first ever honor flight. donations made this trip possible. in just six weeks, the group raised $65,000. >> 90 years old and one memorable scene of my life before i die. >> they're planned all across maryland for tomorrow. for a complete list, head to our website. >>> coming up on wjz, ice rink chaos. gunfire erupts at a popular skating site in new york city. what police say spurred the violence. >>> a horrifying crime. a couple accused of starving their own daughter to death. how this whole tragedy could have been prevented. >>> talk about a short flight. a plane leaving from chicago has to hurry back. what key piece you have oh the plane went missing. >>> online shopping has already kicked off for the holiday. we have more on what's driving the earlier than usual season coming up. >>> the coldest air of the season is making a move into your neighborhood. i'll have the chilly details coming up in your exclusive first warning forecast. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> it's partly c

meyer. and this reflects the wider and this reflects the wider religious scene. religious scene. you've got catholics on one you've got catholics on one side. side. and catholics on the other side. and catholics on the other side. you've got baptists on one side you've got baptists on one side and baptists on the other. and baptists on the other. it's interesting discussion. it's interesting discussion. >> professor, even if a >> professor, even if a settlement could be found before settlement could be found before march when the argument goes march when the argument goes forward. forward. >> well, the u.s. courts of >> well, the u.s. courts of appeal, the circuit courts have appeal, the circuit courts have split in a variety of directions split in a variety of directions so it's really something that so it's really something that the supreme court needs to the supreme court needs to decide so there is consistency decide so there is consistency in the way that the mandate is in the way that the mandate is applied or not applied across applied or not applied across the country. th

bringing in chad meyers from the weather center. chad, we bring up a point here. where are these people going to go? where is it safe? are they ever going to be able to return to their own homes here? there's more bad weather on the way. >> there are many homes if not half that don't exist, they're in sprint splinters. there's nothing left. there was tens of thousands of people that lived in shanty towns. that's a bad name. it's a boat literally, a houseboat that lives along a pier. here's tacloban right here. this is tropical depression za rye da. every time a little rain band comes in, tacloban gets rain. yesterday, we were standing here waiting for anderson cooper to arrive in tacloban, and there was a large rain shower. he couldn't land. so all these other people can't land either. all these things we're trying to get in, all of this equipment, this is the radar. i just found this philippine radar. it's amazing. right there would be the air strip. they can fly around this. the problem is, you don't have instruments. this isn't like an ifrr airport anymore. you

chad meyers has a look at the mission. >> for scientists or space enthusiasts alike. mars continues to amaze. it's no surprise the red planet is the subject of five active n.a.s.a. missions, three in orbit and two on the surface. and liftoff of the atlas 5 with curiosity. the planetary puzzle about mars. >> you probably heard of curiosity. nasa's rover studying climate on the ground. and the sixth mission is hoping to study mars from above and answer a 4 billion-year-old question, what made the fourth planet from the sun turn red and barren. >> it's gone from the desert and geological world, kind of boring rocks, to this exciting, blooming world with a hisory that includes warm, wet times, climate change, landslides, ice sheets, buried ice, unbelievable. >> scientists believe mars may have looked a lot like earth with blue skies warm temperatures. >> we see the record in the samples of the frozen soils today. >> collecting material in the upper atmosphere will give them a better understanding over the red planet's history. >> we expect to learn how the modern mars wor

they range the spectrum, reflects the catholic church these days from scalia to sot so meyer. and this reflects the wider religious scene. you've got catholics on one side. and catholics on the other side. you've got baptists on one side and baptists on the other. it's interesting discussion. >> professor, even if a settlement could be found before march when the argument goes forward. >> well, the u.s. courts of appeal, the circuit courts have split in a variety of directions so it's really something that the supreme court needs to decide so there is consistency in the way that the mandate is applied or not applied across the country. >> if the ruling goes your way, you're saying that the affordable care act will still be okay and workable rather than a very ad hoc kind of thing. >> yes, i believe that's right. what the greens and the family businesses are asking for is a very narrow exemption from one very small part of the law. this is not going to strike down the affordable care act or have any larger affect. >> that brings us to the end of this addition of inside story. g

chad meyers, cnn, atlanta. if. >> two years after the shooting at the quarry, the i-team is getting new insight into the killer. his son gives a personal account with his life with his father before he shot nine of his co-workers, killing three. >> what made your dad snap? >> everybody has suspicions. but -- >> what are yours? >> obviously somebody either made him mad. i think somebody made him mad because what else could it be? >> he tells dan that his father was a private man, but that he kept detailed records of his problems at work. what can we learn to prevent future tragedies like this? a special i-team interview tonight on abc7 news at eleven. >> today kaiser permanente will close down it's hayward pediatric inpatient facility. young people requiring hospitalization will have to go to the oakland medical center. they said 99 percent of the services they provide is through outpatient services. it is just the pediatric unit that is shutting down. >>> social media can be a really powerful force for change.

today but they had a real lull and didn't look as impressive as they wanted and made theirhl urban meyer upset. michigan is not the normal michigan. stanford, locked up with usc now. v$ould be a walkover fo them. notre dame november 30th they get them at home. then we talk about the schedule for baylor. at oklahoma state. at tcu, home for texas. what i'm concerned about for baylor, if they survive this one, the number of injuries we have seen, the emotion in this game, turning right around and going to stillwater will not be easy for them. >> gus: k.j. morton walking off on his own. second and ten at the 34. baker mayfield stepping up again. this time, he won't get away. that's because the sophomore from waco, beau blackshear hat tackle. >> charles: working number 56 and beats him on an inside pass rush up the gut and puts baker mayfield down. beau make mblackshear has playe nice game tonight for the bears. >> gus: check needs to get to the 44 for a first down. amaro in the slot at the top of your screen. mayfield. stripped. tech has it.icéñ but they will not even get close to a first

so far yahoo ceo melissa meyer, and actor shawn penn have made appearances. meteorologist steve paulson will be tracking the wet weather all morning for you as your day begins. you can also get the latest weather information on our channel 2 website ktvu.com. >>> a dangerous intersection, poor visibility, and rain last night likely contributed to someone getting hit and dragged to death. the victim was initially hit by a car at broadway and lewis brown road at 6:00 p.m.. moments later a second car ran into the man and dragged him about a half a mile up the road. witnesses finally flagged down the 89-year-old driver who had no idea what happened. >> he was very torn up inside. i gave him a hug and he is just questioning why this had to happen to him. >> police are not releasing the victim's name until they notify his family. investigators questioned both drivers but are calling the case just a horrible accident. at least two other pedestrians were hit and killed at that same intersection in the last year. >>> oakland is standing in solidarity. last night the o

here is our reporter, john meyers. >> they were all over us. they fed us tips, information. >> reporter: they are b-list movies co-produced by a company seemingly run by this man, an undercover fbi agent who posted this twitter photo with his target, state senator ron calderon. >> my intention at this point is to do my job that i was elected to do. >> reporter: that was calderon in june, hours after fbi agents raided his capital office. this sealed affidavit leaked to the cable news network, al jazeera america lace out several damaging fbi allegations. it includes that ron calderon took money in exchange for legislation to change california movie production tax credits. calderon says the fbi document has a film called mvie executive funnel some 27,000 bucks to his daughter for a job that didn't exist. any help you could do for my kids, calderon is quoted as saying, that's diamonds for me. and the tax credit legislation, calderon, i can make that play. but the capital play failed, the bill went nowhere. even so, ron calderon's relationship with

here is our reporter, john meyers. >> they were all over us. they fed us tips, information. >> reporter: they are b-list movies co-produced by a company seemingly run by this man, an undercover fbi agent who posted this twitter photo with his target, state senator ron calderon. >> my intention at this point is to do my job that i was elected to do. >> reporter: that was calderon in june, hours after fbi agents raided his capital office. this sealed affidavit leaked to the cable news network, al jazeera america lace out several damaging fbi allegations. it includes that ron calderon took money in exchange for legislation to change california movie production tax credits. calderon says the fbi document has a film called movie executive funnel some 27,000 bucks to his daughter for a job that didn't exist. any help you could do for my kids, calderon is quoted as saying, that's diamonds for me. and the tax credit legislation, calderon, i can make that play. but the capital play failed, the bill went nowhere. even so, ron calderon's relationship with

meyer -- welcome to the program. >> great to be here, bob. appreciate it. >> this ship is the first new aircraft carrier design since the nimitz class since 1972. >> if you look at this ship from afar, they look alike, other than the island being a little bit further aft but that's where the similarities end. really all electric. we have taken all the steam that goes outside of the propulsion plant and replaced steam catapults -- put electric on it, we have taken all the rotating antennas that you would see on them nimetts class carrier -- we have really automated the entire inside of the ship whether it's from elevators the way the storage conveyors are set up, the way we feed the crew and all that in the end has resulted in taking five to 900 people off the ship which results in $4 billion less. if you were to go and -- >> what are some of the things that you've also done to increase what is really the most important metric of any aircraft carrier which is the soaredy generation rate? how is it you can launch more aircraft crafter on the fo

didi meyers, always good to have you on the program. thank you. >> thanks, chris. >> two things we're looking at here. i think she raised a good point about the trust issue and so much going forward. what about that, daph, what about the whole idea that just so much is hinging on this, so much political capital going forward for this second term? >> i think she's right. i think the healthcare law is a law that has survived a lot until now and that's an important thing to remember. it survived a general election for the president. it survived a supreme court challenge. it survived government shutdown. this is a health care law that has been through a lot and is still standing. the democrats have taken enormous hits on this and paid a big price in 2010 and they don't want to pay another price in 2014. they do want the debbie wasserman-schultz hopeful that we'll run on something that is a success. as far as karl rove goes, the republicans don't want it to succeed and any hit it can take say good one for them and so far it's been able to su

. >> reporter: joni meyer-crothers is the queen of savings, her skills featured on tlc's show extreme couponing. crothers says when it comes to finding the best bargains this holiday season you don't even have to get off the couch. >> most of the deals are going to come around and can be found online, too. >> reporter: the coupon queen took a break between turkey and pie to share her strategies. tip number one, use ebates.com to get cash back on online purchases. tip number two, start following a blog, like retail me not.com, that gathers all the online coupon codes for you. tip number three, cancel that online order right before you place it. chances are you'll soon get a discount offer for that very item in your in-box. as for joni, she spent black friday shopping for charity. >> i got all this stuff here, drum roll, please, i paid $148, that's 85% savings. >> reporter: crothers says we can achieve big savings if we do homework. she suggests researching all the items on your list, finding the best price, instead of going to three stores, go to one and ask for a price match. >> good

comiendo vistiendo calzando y yendo a la escuela empezaba la quincena le llevaba dinero yo lo veía y meyer daba cuenta. beatriz, ese es su problema raquel, la ley no solamente pide sino que obliga a que el señor si procreó hijos con la señora alejandro con quien fuera además de los que tiene con beatriz debe cumplir con sus obligaciones fíjate nada más que grave porque como resulta que yo tuve un hijo con otra persona y mi mujer me perdono y la otra persona me pide manutención y medicinas es el lobo yahir a quitar. yo tenido problemas con mis hijas por atender a mi hijastro que tenido problemas porque me dicen que cómo es posible que cuide a ese niño que a nosotras pues los problemas que tienen tus hijas es porque no les parece cómo te dejas humillar pues para mi no es una humillación cuidará un niño porque el niño no tiene la culpa de nada pues ellos por estar siendo las terapias con el niño que respete a mi hijo por favor. raquel, ya por favor. no tiene vida y anda buscando cual vida se mete. por dios. señora raquel, yo le recomendaría de que nadie tiene la culpa que ust