this is captain james kirk of the u.s.s. enterprise. we are on a peaceful mission in this part of the galaxy. we have no hostile intentions. we request identity. [chatterinin they're sending us a mathematical message and requesting language equivalence. they're trying to communicate. tie in the ship's translator to the communication channel. let them take it at their own speed. aye, captain. cut power, lieutenant. i guess they take it faster than we can give it. captain, the message is coming in now. [computerized voice] u.s.s. enterprise, this is nomad. my mission is non-hostile. apparently, they got what they needed before the computers burned out. nomad. require communication. it is impossible to come aboard your ship because of the size differential. non sequitur. your facts are uncoordinated. we are prepared to beam you aboard our ship. that will be satisfactory. do you require any special conditions, any particular atmosphere or environment? negative. i will come aboard. good. hold your position. we're locked onto your coordinates

u.s.s. enterprise, tantalus colony. woman: rehab colony. come in. request opening in your force field for beaming down of cargo. enterprise, affirmative. our security cover is now open. energize. any incoming cargo? just one item, sir-- some research material bound for the central bureau of penology, stockholm. woman: tantalus cargo ready to beam up. oh, mr. berkeley, you might refamiliarize yourself with the manual on penal colony procedures. immediately, sir. i think you can take the time to lock this up first. the final frontier. these are the voyages ofofhe starship enterprise. its 5-year mission... to explore strange new worlds... to seek out new life and new civilizations... captain's log, stardate 2715.1. exchanged cargo with penal colony on tantalus 5. i would like to have met dr. adams. have you ever been to a penal colony since they started following his theories? a cage is a cage, jim. you're behind the times, bones. onies now. uhura: message, captain. switching to s saker. woman: tantalus colony to enterprise. we are unable to locate one

[beep] this is the commander of the u.s.s. "enterprise." all cities and installations on eminiar vii n located, identified, and fed into our fire control system. in 1 hour and 45 minutes, the entire inhabited surface of your planet will be destroyed. you have that long to surrender your hostages. what can i do? somebody, please tell me. hold it! ere. move, move, move. now we'll talk. i had assumed you needed help. i see i'm in error. no, i need the help. in there, mr. spock. kirk to "enterprise." come in, scotty. aye, captain., are you all right? everything's secure here. maintain position. if everything goes according to plan, you can beam us up in 10 minutes. if you don't hear from us, carry out general order 24 on schedule. aye, aye, captain. is there anything else we can do? cross your fingers. kirk out. that's what war is all about, anan. that's what makes it a thing to be avoided. you've made it neat and painless-- so neat and painless, you've had no reason to stop it. and you've had it for 500 years. since it seems to be the only way

now comes the first memoir of the "u.s.s. arizona." of all of the gallant men, donald stratton writes about being on the battleship before it exploded and sank. >> reporter: the battleship arizona graces the back of donald stratton's classic truck. now at 94, he points out the anti-aircraft guns. >> right there. >> reporter: where as a 19-year-old he fought the harbor, december 7th, 1941. >> in less than two hours, the american naval power was paralyze. >> they were waving at you? >> that's right. they could see our bursts in the sky and they were way short. >> reporter: "the arizona" one one of eight battleships under >> we see them there and it just engulfed that. >> i was like burnt over 60% of my body. >> reporter: randy stratton is don's son. >> some of his scars you can see. some you can't. some he'll never get over his whole life. any noise to this day. the phone goes off. he jumps through the ceiling >> then black smoke filled the sky as the massive control tower began to teem over. >> reporter: stratton talks about how he surv

i am leonard mccoy, senior medical officer aboard the u.s.s. enterprise. i don't mean to disbelieve you, but that's hardly a navy uniform. it's quite all right. . get some rest. edith. are you following me, sir? does that please you? i hope it means what--oh! how stupid! i've been up and down those stairs a thousand times. captain, i did not plan to eavesdrop. no, of course you didn't. i must point out that when she stumbled... she might have died right there, had you not caught her. it's not yet time. mccoy isn't here. we're not that sure of our facts. save her-- do as your heart tells you to do-- and millions will die who did not die before. [knock on door] come in. well, you look just fine, doctor. thank you. no, not particularly. you know, i've convinced myself that this is all in a cordruzine hallucination, but i've decided you're not. that's reassuring. but if you're not, what are you? a friend. when you showed up here, you looked like you could use one. i don't doubt it. what about this place? you run it? i try to. why? it's necessary. well, it was

the u.s.s. indianapolis, the flagship of the fifth fleet. he saw many battles during world war ii and harpo was there with the ship at the battle of ue woe jeema and witnessed the hiss tore flag iwo ng on the island in -- jima and witnessed the historic flag raising on the island. his experience on the indy would change his life fore every. on july 30, 1945, the indiana was on its way back to the fill -- the indy was on its way back to the philippines. harpo and many of his meats were sleeping on the deck because it was too hot to sleep in their bunks below. despite his heat, harpo covered which with a blanket, he did for many years. rocket hit his ship and he was saved from being burn more severely. he was en route to retrieve his life jacket when he saw his friend. the u.s.s. indianapolis sank within two minutes. the two friends separated after jumping in the water and three days passed before they found each other again. they continued to endure excruciating conditions with their sailors with

this is the captain of the u.s.s. enterprise. we came seeking friendship. but we have no wish to trespass. return to demonstrate our good will, the way it came. we-- lay in a course ahead, mr. bailey. what? a course? plotted and laid in, sir. engage, warp factor one. warp factor-- there's no response. switch to impulse. all engine systems show dead. and weapon systems. switching to screen. i believe i can get something visual. you are wasting time and effort. there is no escape. i was curious to see how they appeared. yes, of course you were. i don't understand this. spock's wasting time. everybody else just sitting around. somebody's got to do something. easy, bailey. what do theywant fr? s to do! they want us to lose our heads. we've only got eight minutes left. 7 minutes and 45 seconds. he's doing a countdown! practically end of watch. are you all out of your minds? end of watch? it's the end of everything. what are you, robots? wound-up toy soldiers? don't you know when you're dying? watch and regulations and orders-- what do they mean? bailey, you're r

riley, kevin, presently assigned u.s.s. "enterprise" communications section. stop. mr. spock. captain. lieutenant kevin riley in communications-- i wish to have him transferred down to the engineering desk. he came up from engineering, captain. well, i'm sending him back. any explanation? he's a fine young officer. i don't wish to discuss it, mr. spock. please follow my orders. mr. spock, when the man on top walks along his street, the chain of command is often a noose. spare me your philosophical metaphors, doctor. captain is acting strangely. i'm asking if you've noticed. negative. you know, this is the first time in a week that i've had time for a drop of a drew? would you care for a drink, mr. spock? my father's race was spared oh. now i know why they were conquered. what are you so worried about, anyway? i find jim generally knows what he's doing. it was illogical for him to bring those players aboard. illogical? did you get a look at that little juliet? that's a pretty excingreature. of course, your personal chemistry wod prevent u from seeing that. did it ever occur too

denevan ship, this is the "u.s.s. enterprise." can you reverse your course? acknowledge. [static] captain, we'll get too close to the sun. keep closing. denevan ship, reverse your course. do you hear me? reverse your course! [static] outer hull temperature now 480 degrees and rising. he's too close, captain. so are we. hull temperature 1,000 degrees and rising. the sun's gravimetric pull increasing. denevan pilot: i did it! it's finally gone! i'm free! he burned up, captain. reverse course. 180 degrees about. aye, sir. all clear, captain. hull temperature falling, gravimetric pull approaching tolerance level. very well. reduce to subwarp speed. take us to deneva. aye, aye, sir. that denevan ship headed deliberately into the sun. why? there's one possibility. the mass insanity may have reached this planet, too. captain, i'm having difficulty on that transmitter call to deneva. keep trying. yes, sir. jim, your brother sam, his family, kirk: space-- the final frontier. these are the voyages of the starship "enterprise." its 5-year mission-- to explore strange new worlds... t

the 94-year-old was 19 when he was a sailor on bored the u.s.s. arizona when that attack began. he is one of the last remaining survivors who is planning on returning to hawaii in december to mark the 75th anniversary of pearl harbor. >>> also there are freebies and deals for all the veterans. many restaurants are saying thank you with free meals. olive gardens vets and active military members can get ee chipotle will give away a free burette or or taco after 3:00 this afternoon. baskin-robbins is donating part of its profits to veterans organizations. >>> it was built in 1899 for coal and steel magnate cleveland osgood. >> about six weeks ago we got a post card that said it was for sale and we thought, that would be interesting, let's see go see what it's about. here we are owning it. i think we would like to do six, possibly eight larger bed and break fast type rooms. >>> the sale comes time as a change of ownership in another historic hotel. hotel colorado that stands above the hot springs. >>> let's get a look at business headlines. >> jill wagner is live at the new york sto

captain of the u.s.s. enterprise. a starship commander. and his first officer? hmm. i had hoped to meet you in battle, but... for some reason, he feels that he must destroy you, commander, just as you feel you must destroy him. that's going to be rather difficult now. ? ? if you're on medicare, remember, open enrollment is here. the time to choose your medicare coverage begins october 15th and ends december 7th. so now is the time to consider an aarp medicarecomplete plan insured through unitedhealthcare. it can combine medicare parts a and b, with prescription drug coverage, all in one simple plan for a low monthly premium or in some areas, no plan premium at all. this plan includes an annual physical, preventive screenings, and most immunizations all for a $0 copay. access to a local network of doctors. and may include routine vision and hearing coverage. and pay zero dollars for a 90-day supply of tier 1 and tier 2 drugs, with home delivery. remember, medicare open enrollment . call unitedhealthcare or go online now. ? ? what an admirable people. do you always bet

kirk, commanding the u.s.s. enterprise. please identify yourself. we shall remember together. we shall drink the sacramental wine. there shall be the music of the pipes. the long wait has ended. are you responsible for stopping the ship? yes. i caused the wind to withdraw from your sails. give it back, then we'll talk. it has been 5,000 years. have you learned no patience in that time? i don't know who or what you are, but i must warn you, we have the power to defend ourselves. if you value your safety, release this ship. you have the same fire. how like your fathers you are-- agamemnon, hector, odysseus. never mind the history lesson. release the ship! you will obey me, external pressure building up, captain. 800 gsc and climbing. compensate. 1,000 gsc and climbing. aah! it's becoming critical, captain. we can't handle it. all right! whatever you're doing, turn it off! you win! pressure is gone, captain. space normal on hull. that was your first lesson. remember it. captain kirk, i invite you and your officers to join me. but do not bring that one, he is much like pan, and pa

the u.s.s. enterprise is moving to investigate then message terminates. verified, captain. our speed is now maximum, sir. position--8 minutes from outpost 4 at this velocity, sir. scotty... i've already talked to my engine room, sir. we'll get more speed out of her. did outpost 4 give anything at all on the attacking vessel, lieutenant? no identification, sir. there can't be much doubt who's attacking, sir. mr. spock, put this star sector on our screen. signal this to all decks, lieutenant. standing by, sir. this is the captain speaking. in our next action, by any man aboard. listen carefully. science officer. referring to the map on your screens, you will note beyond the moving position of our vessel tructed on asteroids , they monitor the neutral zone established by treaty after the earth-romulan conflict of over a century ago. as you may recall from your histories, this conflict was fought, by our standards today, with primitive atomic weapons and in primitive space vessels which allowed no quarter, no captives, nor was there even ship-to-ship visual communication. has e

u.s.s. enterprise to signaler on planet surface. identify self. "hip-hip... hoorah"? and i believe it's pronounced... tallyho. some kind of a joke, sir? i'll entertain any theories, mr. desalle. any at all. one thing is certain. obviously there's life on that planet. request assignment to the search party, sir. no, mr. scott. neither you nor i can be spared here. mr. desalle, equip the landing party with full communications, armament, and life-support gear. mr. jaeger, your geophysical knowledge may be crucial down there. dr. mccoy will accompany. if those peculiar signals are coming from captain kirk or lieutenant sulu, their rationality is in question. dismissed. [uhura] mo more messages from below, sir, but i've locked onto their original source. very good. transmit coordinates to mr. scott. once on the planet's surface, you'll establish contact with us immediately. use the laser beacon if necessary. ready, scott? ready, mr. spock. where are your storms, jaeger? atmosphere... exactly the same as ours. desa [communicator beeps] lle to enterprise. [c[cmunicator beeps

aaron kelly aboard the u.s.s. george h.w. bush docked in norfolk. >> reporter: more than 73,000 sailors will be away from home this thanksgiving. some of them will be on duty here aboard the "u.s.s. george h.w. bush." earlier today we got a look at the menu, the turkey, ham, mashed potatoes for the big meal and work to mike sure it tastes like home. >> once you've been here, as long as i've been here, almost three years, the people become like family. you're in the misses much. >> reporter: the dwight d. eisenhower will have nearly 5,000 pounds of turkey, 7,000 portions of mashed potatoes and 400 pies aboard. >>> well, together, nbc 4 is working for you in the generosity, a lot of folks will be nice and warm this winter. the salvation army's annual share the warmth coat drive collected more than a thousand coats this year. >> great. >> and they were distributed today at an event at the washington convention center. everyone who came in got to pick up a coat and one other personal item. like a hat or sweater. >> we moved the t

captain of the u.s.s. enterprise. a starship commander. and his first officer? hmm. i had hoped to meet you in battle, but... for some reason, he feels that he must destroy you, commander, just as you feel you must destroy him. that's going to be rather difficult now.

administration and we'll hear from john heilemann from >>> and attack on pearl harbor by a sailor on board the "u.s.s. arizona." we'll hear this incredible story. >>> and copenhagen meeting with the tv star. that's it for "cbs morning news." i'm anne-marie green.

. >>> and attack on pearl harbor by a sailor on board the "u.s.s. arizona." we'll hear this incredible story. >>> and copenhagen meeting with the tv star. that's it for "cbs morning news." i'm anne-marie green. turned out to be a con. now one marine is in hot water after stealing a fallen veteran's wartime story chaos on campus. a student on a rampage. whatve the man behind the attack. known for his beard and fiddle... last night honoring the musician, son, father and friend. good morning and welcome to "10 news early morning." i'm jenny dean. lets get a look at #10weather with

where they profiled arizonans who died in iraq and afghanistan as vehicles, and even a replica of the u.s.s. arizona which was sunk in pearl harbor in 1941, as you know. one woman says the people in the armed services have a special bond. >> it's hard on the body, but the friendships and the camaraderie, i definitely made lifelong friends through the military. i know i can always reach out to other veterans, and they will understand what i'm going through at all times. stick resort arena showed the names and photos of veterans who were registered on the honor walk website. >>> scientists are turning their attention to the sky for this, the record breaking super moon! >> dun dun dun! >> right now the moon is not only the biggest and brightest of the year. we are mocking it, but it is fantastic. it will be the largest super moon since 1948, for crying out loud. nasa says appear up to brighter. >> anytime tonight or tomorrow night, take a look outside. the moon won't be this close to earth for another 18 years, but the indians will win a world series before then. >> i like that. talk, not abou

administration and we'll hear from john heilemann from >>> and attack on pearl harbor by a sailor on board the "u.s.s. arizona." we'll hear this incredible story. >>> and copenhagen meeting with the tv star. that's it for "cbs morning . >>> breaking rite now at 4:30. a deadly crash on a busy road the efforts to reopen the area on a busy commute. >>> the plane crashes with the brazilian soccer team on board the efforts to rescue several survivors. >>> we need your help the big game. >>> live from the channel 4 studios in boston this is wbz news this morning. >>> good morning everybody thanks for joining us i'm katemerrill the roads are clear. >>> there could be icy roads out there in parts of the area let's get to danielle niles. >>> the icy spots will primarily be confined to well

privilege to honor those who are with us today, who survived the second world war to the deck of the u.s.s. missouri. thank you. god bless america. [ applause ] >> and ladies and gentlemen, we are very privileged to have with us today the united states army band and brass quintet, who will now perform a tribute to our veterans. [ playing god bless america ] [ applause ] >> thank you so much for the patriotic celebration we have to remember all of us who have given their lives here. i am honored to introduce our final speaker today, colonel james riffey. he entered the army as a private in august of 1942 and retired as a colonel in september of 1972. during his 30 years of military service, he enjoyed a variety of interesting challenging assignments. during world war ii, he participated in the battle of okinawa as the commander of a rifle company and as an intelligence officer in an infantry battalion. he was selected to attend infantry officers candidate school. colonel riffey holds many degrees, including -- it's a list and it's a great one -- military science from the university of maryl

. >>> and attack on pearl harbor by a sailor on board the "u.s.s. arizona." we'll hear this incredible story. >>> and we go to copenhagen to meet with the most unlikely tv star. that's it for "cbs morning news." thanks for watching. a memorial for 19 fallen arizona hot shots will opentoday.we'll have a preview of the big event straight ahead. plus... that possible terror attack on the campus of ohio state yesterday has many worried about security this morning.the precautions a-s-u has in place. and..folks in buckeye are forced to pay hundreds of dollars for water.we looking for answers into why they're seeing an increase in ll good morning, great to have you with us...it's tuesday, november 29th, i'm preston phillips. and... i'm yetta gibson. thanks for waking up with us here on cbs5 in the next ten minutes we're going to get you completely prepared for the day with the news you need to know. as temperatures drop in the valley.. the snow continues to fall in the high country..and this morning..flagstaff has issued a snow day for all schools in the flagstaff u

. >>> and attack on pearl harbor by a sailor on board the "u.s.s. arizona." we'll hear this incredible story. >>> and copenhagen meeting with the tv star. that's it for "cbs morning news." i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. >> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> developing right now philadelphia police on manhunt for a gunman after a 14 year old boy is shot to death in the northeast. >>> we're also following breaking news, after a plane crash in columbia. among those on board, an entire brazilian soccer team. >> and no joy in eagles nation this morning. the birds were undefeated at the linc until the packers came to town. we'll take a look at what went terribly wrong. well today is tuesday, november 29th. good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. let's get your tuesday started with a check on weather and traffic with a check with katie and meisha. >> you can just feel the weight after an eagles lost, can't you? and it will be rainy outside, it is like the universe is just raining and crying on us.

. >>> and attack on pearl harbor by a sailor on board the "u.s.s. arizona." we'll hear this incredible story. >>> and we go to copenhagen to meet with the most unlikely tv star. that's it for "cbs morning news." thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. ,, f0 >>> hi, everybody. 4:30. this is the news on cbs4, tuesday, 29th of november. i'm alan gionet. >> i'm britt moreno. thanks for joining us. colorado weather can deliver almost anything, and yesterday we had a ra in the high country snowfall. it caused a big crash that halted traffic on i-70 over vail pass. but there you see it, a tail of two different stories there. >> wow. what a picture. that is amazing. let's find out what you can expect, here's ashton. >> good morning. fire and ice is definitely right. today things are going to really calm down, particularly in that ice category in the high country with the snow

. >>> and attack on pearl harbor by a sailor on board the "u.s.s. arizona." we'll hear this incredible story. >>> and we go to copenhagen to meet with the most unlikely tv star. that's it for "cbs morning news." thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. now at 4:30 - a brutal attack at ohio state university.when a student goes on a violent rampage on campus. the latest ahead. 3 plus ... dangerous wildfires wreak havoc in parts of tennessee.causing an entire downtown to be evacuated. 3 good morning to you! today is tuesday novem29 we're following a number of stories for you this morning. morning.packers fans finally have something to celebrate. a victory tuesday!... after a huge win over the philadelphia eagles last night. we'll have highlights coming up!and a look ahead to next weeks game. 3 what a game."vintage rodgers" the analysts are saying... i like it!but first... a check of the forecast.after a rainy monday... what's on tap today? here's meteorologist michael schlesinger. 3 ((???quick 30 second wx tease 5)

. >>> and attack on pearl harbor by a sailor on board the "u.s.s. arizona." we'll hear this incredible story. >>> and we go to copenhagen to meet with the most unlikely tv star. that's it for "cbs morning news." thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. right now on cbs 2 this morning...tornadoes touchdown, why november storms like these aren't as rare as you might think. plus, a unique trial means no one will be testifying against the defendant -- mary beth and does your child miss too much school?the new definitions that will soon be on the governor's desk. welcome to cbs two this

"u.s.s. oklahoma: the final story" features first-person accounts from survivors who spent days trying to rescue trapped sailors, and focuses on new efforts to identify those who perished. and "into the arizona" follows a team of divers who are the first to explore the lower decks of the ship where more than 1,000 sailors lost their lives. >> in 1941, the attack on pearl harbor claimed the u.s.s. arizona. now five years later one arizona survivor and a group of scientists take a look at the ship like it has never been seen before. >> the oklahoma was going over very fast, and everybody kind of was to himself to get out. >> pearl harbor is an event that reaches the 20th century into the 21st century. >> i know my family never had closure for generations. >> the ability to identify remains is really advanced, so there's a lot of hope for the families' lost loved ones. >> woodruff: the two pearl harbor films air tonight on most pbs stations. finally tonight, we want to take a moment to thank you

two u.s.es ifm servicemen and t american contractors were killed and 16 others were also hurt. the taliban has claimed responsibility. >>> new video capture as baby being pulled from the rubble after an air strike in syria. you can see rescuers rushed to a damaged home moments after bombs rained down on the village west of aleppo. the baby was take ton safety but there's no word on the child's condition. syria and russia have been conducting air strikes on villages in the area for months now. up next, to catch a thief, find out what happened when he a newspaper columnist jumped in to fight off an intruder inside his philadelphia hotel room. and celebrating decades of dedication, a local football coach calls it a career. the special sendoff he got today from the community he served for 30 years. >>> i'm tracking a freeze warning, temperatures are going to be below freezing for many. details coming up in the ten-day on 10 on the other side of the break. >>> a pulitzer prize-winning columnist had a dramatic experience in philadelphia this weekend. police say he chased down a thief

. >> after u.s.s. new hampshire returned home and stalers were reunited with a loved one. one sailor got aproposal in there. proposed to his girlfriend and she said yes. >> i'm excited to start our new lives. >> all right. so it was a great homecoming for many people there. the sailors were reunited with friends and family. we needed to hear more from her. >> that sound bite was so quick. >> i'm sure they have a lot to >> absolutely. >> a lot more to come. >> "7 news at 5:00" starts right now. >>> their first face-to-face. >> we had never met each other. >> president obama sitting down with his successor meeting behind closed doors making plans for a smooth transition. >> we discussed a lot of different situations. some wonderful and some difficulty. >> we're live in washington, d.c. with team 7 coverage of a historic meeting. today. a man accused of intern naturing an fbi agent. what arlington police found whether he was taken into custody. >>> then, a police chase stretches across state lines and ends with an arrest in worcester. >> lots the sunshine this afternoon. more

the 94-year-old was 19years old when he was a sailor aboard the u.s.s. arizona when the attack began. this is one of the last remaining survivors and he's planning on returning to hawaii in december to mark the 75th anniversary of pearl harbor. >>> also today there e leary live who has been covering these protests that erupted overnight. on a national scale and here locally, good morning, jamie. thousands of people were out on the streets overnight. >> reporter: yeah, this latest protest drew a huge crowd. there's even talk of more protesting today. but i'm told there are more than 3,000 people who took to the streets that lasted well into the morning. at the capitol around 5:30 yesterday evening. it was an effort all organized through facebook. the crowd was much larger than anticipated. many of the protestors carried signs, chanting, not my president. the large group marched to the line that at time stretched for blocks. police monitored the situation. protestors marched to the 16th street mall and later to the after a smaller group marched to i- 25, f

. >> reporter: on that day in 1945, ed was on board the u.s.s. bennett manning the guns as a hot caseman when the bombs began raining down from the japanese company cozies. >> we were -- company left wreak we would vin jod another two on the bottom. >> reporter: it was one of his many close kahlon his four year tour the at home waiting his bride melba who he met on revere beach. >> if you wrote almost day. >> reporter: seven decades later ed has a new pen pal a fourth grade student named dominick who lived in hawaii. now these two unlikely friends plan to meet for the first >> because so many of the guys can't go if i'm able i want to do it. >> reporter: family and friends have started a go fund me page to fly ed to pearl harbor. on his first night there he plans to have dinner with dominick, a member of the greatest generation touched by the youngest. he says he'll there be no matter what. >> last year there was a 100-year-old guy, 100 years old. the harmon call. now if he's -- on the harmonica. >> and they will leave for hawaii on november 30th

. >>> that's the "u.s.s. new jersey" on the delaware lit up. make sure you have your nbc10 app with you, one-stop source of breaking news. also your neighborhood weather. and jessica's got traffic all day long. >>> taking it to the streets. protests erupt across the country, including philadelphia as demonstrators react to the election. >>> transition of power, president-elect donald trump heads to the white house with a meeting with president obama. >>> and the state has control of atlantic city now and its struggling finances. >> announcer: "nbc10 news" starts now. >>> 6:00 a.m., good morning. this is "nbc 10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. it's been mostly dry this year, i think we needed the rain, that's moved out. let's get to bill henley with the neighborhood forecast. good morning, bill. >> without that in the picture, we are ready for sunrise, we'll have to wait another 40

. >>> after traveling more than 42,000 miles the "u.s.s. dallas" has returned home from the holidays. sailors were embraced by their loved ones on its final they made stops in scotland, france, along with other ports. now the ship had a glimpse of hollywood fame. you may recall this back in the 1990 thriller "hunt for red october." now after 35 years in the fleet this is the last scheduled deployment. hopefully it ends up in a place where generations of young americans can learn more about it, more about the navy. >> how special to have those families back in time for thanksgiving. spending it in d.c. or out in shane kimber. we shared details of how the i.s.s. will share thanksgiving. >> happy thanksgiving from the international space station. it will be a little different for us up here in space but i'm going to try to make it as much like home as we can. here's the turkey. in a pouch. we'll heat this up and it will taste good. one of our side dishes is candied yams, blueberry cobble ler. we'll have mission control send up live footb watch

. >>> and attack on pearl harbor by a sailor on board the "u.s.s. arizona." we'll hear this incredible story. >>> and we go to copenhagen to meet with the most unlikely tv star. that's it for "cbs morning news." thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ,,,$8drw ,, it's tuesday, november 29th. i'm kenny choi. >>> time to rise and shine! as we take a live look at the bay bridge this morning, dry conditions to start this tuesday morning. good morning, it's tuesday, november 29. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. is it sounded like you were just about to do the forecast. >> i didn't want to take roberta's job! i knew she would get a little bit upset. so -- just a little bit of a forecast. >> i check the forecast at 3:30 a.m. >>> good morning. we want you to know the weather forecast so you can prepare heading out. you need to bundle up. we have clear skies and currently the air temperature is 37 degrees in livermore, yes, in the 30s away from the bay. redwood city sporting 42. santa rosa you have 44 degrees with the wind up to 6 miles per

captain rogers was supposed to be on the u.s.s. thrasher in 1963 but was taken off the boat last minute. the ship sank two days later killing everyone on board. since then rogers wife says he felt survivors remorse up until his death last year. his ashes will be placed >>> a flight from israel to boston has been cancelled after pilots refuse to show up. israel's national carrier el al airlines is in the middle of an ongoing labor dispute. the flight was scheduled for takeoff last night. the airline has already had to cancel flights to the u.s. over the very same issue. >>> boston area workers will join others around the nation this week calling for a minimum wage of $15 per hour. rallies are planned for the state house, logan airport and central square in cambridge on tuesday. massachusetts minimum wage country and it's scheduled to rise from $10 to $11 an hour on january 1st. >>> l.l. bean is kicking it up a notch as demand for its iconic boot continues to grow. according to u.s. today the maine-based retailer has leased a larger

the naval ship u.s.s. olympic which was famous during the spanish american war. it was admiral dewey's flagship that captured manila in 1898 so it has a storied history. host: how long would the voyage have taken from france to the united states? mitchell: i think it was a little under two weeks. host: what was the preparation on the home shores for the arrival of the casket? allison: there were a lot of preparations. first, when the olympia pulled into the washington navy yard, it did so with a lot of pomp and circumstance and they had elaborate ceremonies that were planned for washington, d.c. once the unknown soldier arrived. host: so as it was making its crossing at that point, was there anything special about this voyage for the soldiers onboard the ship? it wasn't regular cargo that they were carrying so was there an honor guard that you know of along the way with the casket or is that a detail lost to history? mitchell: it was an honor guard that would have been selected specifically for this voyage and you can just look and see, you know, in the film. it

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is, the u.s.ing economy is already doing very well. i just noticed this morning in terms of headlines, home prices are up 5.5% in november, year on year. a cyclical high. corporate profits up for the first time since the beginning of last year. the other one was the third quarter gdp, up to 3.2%. desley: it sounds great until you look at u.s. dollar strength and what it means for corporate earnings, and what rising rates from the federal reserve me for home mortgages. mark: you are right. these are balancing things. the economy has a wonderful way of balancing itself. if the dollar goes up too much, that detracts from producing things in america. i think it will balance out. certainly come a dollar strength is a major theme for next year. 20%, that will impact manufacturing. cut taxes asf they much as they are saying -- all these things will balance out, somehow. angie: if you are looking for capital gains, where do you look? mark: i agree with the consensus it is the cyclical stocks because they correlate with rising on deals, histori

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several journal u.s.s were killed. six survivors were initially rescued. seven were found later. there are reports they were able to call his wife after the crash, but later at the hospital. >>> a tribute to military families today as we got our first look at the holiday decorations inside the white house. this is the eighth and final year that michelle obama is in charge of the holiday decor. this year's theme is the gift of the holidays. many of the rooms highlight her favorite initiatives. there's also a whimsical tribute to the first family dogs. >> i'm thinking back to when we first came here to washington. we promised to open up this house to as many people from as many backgrounds as possible. and we truly wanted to make the white house the people's house. >> first lady says the obamas have welcomed almost a half million people to the white house during the holidays in the last eight years. >>> the mgm putting national it even opens to the public. big names set is to perform there. how it could have an impact on how it could have an impact on other fios is not cable. we're

a u.s.s and talks to buy drugmaker. the companyld value at $8 billion depending on the structure of the deal. company is working with an advisor to explore options. option traders are sensing of bargain and tencent as the relative cost of bullish contracts is near its highest level since july last year. tencent has fallen or 11% from its september high amid a selloff in tech following donald trump's win. tencent's track record reports on wednesday. stocks and what is the most urban a country have paid off the market upwith and making it the region's best .erformer the digging emerges market selloff has expanded to the gulf. dubai's nearest the lowest level. ourmore let's bring in emerging markets managing editor. thank you very much. we have a great chart on the terminal about the carry trade. it is on the demise. the yield premium is crumbling. is the great carry trade over? are we at the beginning of a much bigger move? >> the graph looks very impressive. what we are seeing is with the rise of u.s. bond yields, the ll

of u.s.ing selling treasuries as we see buying of stocks. also seeing a buying of the u.s. dollar, which is rebounding versus a basket of currencies. the 10 year yield up four basis points, 1.81%. gold is selling off as well. people were stocking up on gold. a lot of hedge funds were buying gold as there was concern about the election. now that we see this reversal, at least today, gold prices are lower. and miners are lower as well. declines today. we still have earnings. it is still going on. sysco, the food service company, is trading higher. mgm resorts gaining on a bounceback in business in macau. maker ofautomation, automation software and equipment, its numbers also beating estimates. vonnie: lots going on today. let's check in on him bloomberg first word news, with courtney donohoe in the newsroom. courtney: it is the final day of the presidential campaign. the candidates will cram in as many stops as they can. donald trump begins in sarasota, florida, then we'll go to north carolina and pennsylvania. hillary clinton starts in michigan,, goes to winds up in philadel

tuvok: the u.s.s. dauntless. registry: nx zero one-a. launch date: 51472. 60,000 light years in three months. i'm trying to access the crew logs but there are none. i don't think there was a crew. this helm was set for auto-navigation to these coordinates. it appears that starfleet has provided us with a new ship. let's not pack our bags just yet. w they... ( low rumble ) i'm reading power fluctuations in the warp core-- if you can call it a warp core. i don't recognize this engine configuration. let's go take a look. some kind of new warp drive? it's not antimatter. it's... i don't know what it is. they call this thing a "quantum slipstream drive." quantum slipstream? i've never seen that in the engineering manuals. ship's powering up. auto-navigation is kicking in. bridge to janeway. the vessel's moving away at high impulse. i can't raise the away team. pursuit course, ensign. i can't shut down the drive! unable to comply. hang on! bridge to janeway. they're gone. look at this. energy from the quantum drive is being routed through the