What is the best way to negotiate your salary?   Geoff Colvin  takes a look.

The Israeli-Palestinian situation appears ominous this morning. Trucks carrying Israeli tanks and armored personnel carriers have been spotted heading towards the border with the Hamas-ruled Gaza Strip after Palestinian militants fired hundreds of rockets into the Jewish state. Earlier Israel staged air strikes into Gaza, killing the Hamas military leader.  With Tony is CBS News Military Analyst  Mike Lyons on the latest in Israel


This week in the LMPD.  Tony chats with Louisville Metro Police spokesman  Dwight Mitchell

Hearings to commence to find out what happened in t he Libya terror attack, more than two months after it happened. Both the House and Senate intelligence committees Thursday are set for testimonies from officials that include Director of National Intelligence James Clapper and acting CIA Director Michael Morell. Those hearings are to be private, along with testimony from former CIA Director, General Petraeus. He has agreed to speak in back-to-back appearances, scheduled for today. Hearings that are public will be mostly from analysts not involved in the Benghazi attack response. Such issues lawmakers wish to determine include why requests for more security were apparently denied and whether the military did enough to respond to the scene during the attack. Another controversial subject is why the Obama administration initially labeled the attack as a “spontaneous” act. How could findings impact Obama administration officials and lawmakers behind th is effort?  What can be learned from these hearings to prevent this type of incident in the future? Internationally recognized security, terrorism and intelligence expert, he has briefed government officials that include th ose of Congress and the Pentagon staff, and author of Sociocultural Intelligence: The New Discipline Of Intelligence Studies  Kerry Patton joins Tony. 


Trade group Airlines for America says it expected about 24 millions air travelers for this year's Tha nksgiving period. That amount is for between Friday, November 16 through Tuesday, November 17. For the busiest days around Thanksgiving, planes are expected to be almost 90-percent full, which would be a record for the holiday. Ticket prices for domestic flights are up 4-percent from a year ago, airlines have been reducing flights to better match demand. How to best fly and other tips for the Thanksgiving traveler. Travel Expert  Dena McDonald talks with Tony and Cindi