james mallory puck him. >> james mallory charged with murdering wilson's 15-year-old son also received soebbering ne. >> they asked for the death penalty. >> what did you think. >> basically back to the effect of being free. knowing someone was trying to kill me i wasn't free. they legalize the demon. >> mallory won't be alone in facing the death penalty if convicted. anthony has just received the same chilling news. >> i'm scared. i don't know why i'm spooked. i heard that in the courtroom, i had to get out of the courtroom. i told them to take me out. that's some strong words right there. some real strong words. the death penalty. that's strong words. i ain't nothing but 19. just turned 19. it's crazy. >> kendra has no sympathy for either of them. >> i hope all of them burn in held. my son is going to haunt them every night and day. because he is shining down on me because i didn't do nothing but take care of my baby. i'm all he had. >> but wilson received disturbing news as well. >> stand on the 2 and look down the doorway. >> the two men who attacked james mallory were arrested on

. >> brian james came through intake less than 24 hours ago. after a wild night on the streets. >> my charges are robbery, assaulting a police officer with a vehicle, resisting arrest, possibly home invasion for breaking into houses trying to get away. i left my 12-year-old daughter out there again. i got a letter from her before i paroled my last term that said if you blow it again, i'm never going to write you, i'm not going to take any of your calls. you'll be out of my life. >> with two prior felony convictions, james knew these latest charges could put him in prison for life under california's three strikes law. >> it's something to be able to palpably feel the moment in your life when you're [ bleep ] done. when you know it. when literally nothing you do after that point really makes much of a difference. >> with nothing less to lose, james turned intake into a crime scene. he did make a large splash when he landed here. he got information about another inmate who was in the cell that he was in and basically he attempted to murder the man

james madison was not aghast at denying women the right to vote but that same james madison would be aghast at nsa data collection. when james madison wrote the constitution, he was a 36-year-old virginia slave owner. he seemed to be, at times, somewhat troubled by slavery but that didn't prevent him from profiting from it and making sure that slaves would be counted in the census so that the southern slave owners like him would be overrepresented in the house of representatives because they were allowed to count their slaves in the census even though the slaves had no rights of citizenship. it was madison himself who made sure that slaves were counted in the constitution as 3/5 of a human being. in his eight years as president, james madison didn't lift a finger to stop slavery. after his presidency, madison wrote a letter to the marquise de lafayette in 1826 saying the two races cannot co-exist both being free and equal. james madison became a supporter of a group whose goal was to free slaves and transport them to africa or to the american west. in another letter, madison wrote th

james: i completely agree. on the annoucement we saw a huge short covering and the market held up pretty well the day following the annoucement. alan: it's just a little baby taper. it's nothing. james: right. what's the difference between 85 and 75? 10 billion dollars. i really don't think we're gonna see that much of an effect. alan: it's not tightening most importantly and they're not raising interest rates, maybe ever. angie: topic two: the new greek crisis - whole foods says sit will no longer sell chobani yogurt in its stores. chobani says that's okay, we're gonna be fine. was that a turnoff for investors. should people buy whole foods stock? james: i like whole foods at these levels. we saw it selloff very hard on earnings, trading at a relatively good discount here. they sell a higher end product and those companies that sell those higher end products have been performing good relative to their peers this year. so at these discounted levels i'd like to get long whole foods. alan: it's in the$55-58 level

>>james: we are back at 610. in san jose, a three year- old boy it is being remembered by family, friends and neighbors. a candlelight vigil was held at the intersection of oakland and find-oak and vine last night to remember three-year-old elijah alvitre. a week ago monday, the boy was hit and killed by a truck driver while he was being pushed on a stroll on the way to a park. residents said the accident was no surprise to them. that it's been a dangerous intersection for a long time. >>: >>james: neighbors say one way to slow down traffic in the area is to turn vine street from a one way back into a two-way street. >>dary this morning, when it comes to the basics in school u.s. students are far behind the rest of the world. a global exam given to 15 year-old worldwide shows, the u.s. is lagging and math and are just average in science and reading. in fact, american and students build a place in the top 20 in any subject. the top scoring teams are in singapore, south korea, japan and hong kong. education secreta

but james hunt did. fought his try the end. finished third. >> rose: made him world champion. >> and by one point beat me. >> rose: what did james hunt teach you about him in what he did in that race? >> nothing, really, because he did everything wrong you could do. you can see hit in the movie. he was going out and -- on the rain tires too long and destroyed them. then he came in seven laps before the end with the tires completely finished. so i would have been more clever. >> rose: (laughs) >> i would have driven not so long and -- >> rose: you would have come in earlier? >> correct. and he didn't do all that but in the end -- >> rose: why do you think he didn't do it? >> because he was maybe not shown by his pit crew what to do and he was crazy fighting his way through traffic and getting there and he lost track and it would have been better if he'd come in earlier. nevertheless he did a perfect job. there are very little friendships between racing drivers because there's only respect or no respect because we fight each othe

to think lebron james chose his design. it's a big deal and still say i'm thankful, i'm happy and stay grounded is a big deal. >> nike is giving his school about $3,000 worth of pe equipment. his family is getting all expenses paid trip to miami to watch lebron james in action sometime next spring. kpix 5. >> the family will not get any of the profits from the t-shirt sales since it had to sign over rights to the design. the family says it's okay with that. just happy that raul won. >> time for weather. the middle of this dry spell. no sign of anything changing any time soon. i guess we simply have to be resigned to enjoying lovely weather. a lot of sunshine on tap for the bay. clear skies and temperatures in the 40s for the most part. san francisco the warm spot at 51. 40 in santa rosa . down to freezing tonight. a very dry chapped hands forecast. humidity is low. tomorrow numbers will recover. inland will be in the upper 60s and around the coast, 67. you are going to see everything bending around this dome of high pressur

i am james brown along with coach, shannon and boomer. shannon: andy dalton did not get off to a great start. two interceptions on the first two possessions. up top a.j. green answers down below and into the end zone. he would score another touchdown. 17-6. dan: how does a.j. green get that wide open? bill: ryan tannehill making the throw to mike wallace. big fellow, sheldon richardson from one yard out. geno smith, look at the effort here and gets into the end zone. 14-7 jets. boomer: pittsburgh steelers. a miami loss. a baltimore loss and san diego loss. bell with that five-yard touchdown run. james: coach had a little extra juice in that highlight. boomer: trent richardson goes n. shannon:

james brown, cbs news, next. two astronauts head outside the space station to try to fix a critical cooling system. bill whitaker has the latest. edward snowden declares "mission accomplished" after his leaks forced a reassessment of u.s. surveillance programs. bob orr reports. america's retailers won't be celebrating. anna werner looks at the disappointing numbers from this year's holiday shopping season. and it happened one christmas eve. dean reynolds on the picture that changed the way we look at our world. >> oh, my god, l captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> brown: good evening. scott is off tonight. i'm james brown. this is our western edition. when something breaks on the international space station, there is no repairman to call so today, two astronauts suited up for the second time this week to complete the job of fixing a critical cooling system. a pump broke earlier this month, and today's mission was to swap out the old one with the new one. bill whitaker h

tonight, a conversation with james mcbride. him againhing up with as his novel recently won the prestigious national book award, the best novel of 2013, winning out over some other very impressive tomes. we are glad you have joined us. a conversation with novelist james mcbride, coming up right now. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. tavis: imagine a narrative full of irreverent humor and packed with larger-than-life adventures that's also a thought-provoking commentary on our collective history, as i think about it, with colorful characters, both real and imagined. you have a sense of what's in store for you when you read james mcbride's latest novel, "the good lord bird." it takes place in 1856 kansas, when that region was a battleground between pro-slavery forces and abolitionists, and features both john brown and frederick douglass. its hero is a runaway slave who hides his identity, pretending to be a girl. james mcbride, as always, good to have you on this program. >> well thank

sonny james who was recently released it even tofu. when he had been kept in custody for the past five months. dr findlay on to a homecoming week down with the tragic death of his infant son the fun. this month. at this moment of happiness seems to be. jeans are called to the water. he went to in togo and. the object of time to get the hunger because of the wolf but just did it again. i also like to thank two weeks and we get to see these teams don't tell. once inside it's gone sydney was detained until two was released following the intervention of the indian high commission toronto has asked for five months. this month on them speaking to see if i didn't talk to him and our wits and eight. addressing the media scene said. this was also spotted the time that he had encountered in the seventeen year long korea and most needy. the six digit pin ceiling. the spots that he had only seen it yet it's this was the first time that you didn't see him. this is just not that long. he said that includes eleven month old son to father died of sids

i'm covered. >> james is wrong. holy [ bleep ]. >> there was just this huge bang and a flash. >> it's like a sonic experience. bursting through you. >> the next second all hell broke loose. >> damn it! holy [ bleep ]. >> so i feel -- >> i still feel really shaky. i'm not trying to be overdramatic or anything but my spine lit up. >> i'm trying to understand. not only the bolt has just gone off near us but why my body feels kind of tingly. >> the lightning seems to erupt straight out of motorcycle but the bolt didn't actually hit the bike, not directly at least. >> the lightning bolt hit those two vents right up there, according to one. guys who saw it. >> james believes the charge must have travels down the vent, across the parking lot, through the water pooling on the ground, straight into his kick stand. >> i didn't realize that my bike's kick stand was standing in a puddle. >> the same water that was pool willing around the chimney, conducted the lightning into his bike. >> i'm just glad i wasn't hit by the bolt i

james will be doing this. at the end of the show tonight, james will be doing that for everyone here. [ cheers and applause ] >> only have a little bit of bird flu. [british accent ] >> jimmy: only a bit of bird flu. anyway, you have will ferrell, who's just amazingly funny. oh, my gosh, how do you not crack up laughing? >> he's a master. all these guys are like masters. >> jimmy: adam mckay, too. >> adam mckay, steve carell, paul rudd. and they know each other, their chemistry down -- >> jimmy: clearly i've broken in scenes with will ferrell on "saturday night live." >> right. >> jimmy: i'm not a good actor. >> i had to do something. i realized my job was not knowing the lines, necessarily but don't break -- if he improvs, or we all improv, and he does something brilliant, which he does, don't break character, because you just -- >> jimmy: what would you do, bite your lip or something? >> i would dig into the right side of my leg. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. >> or i would pinch myself. you have t

unions say the same in james remains on the day. voted the team's entire united states on a bit about it over the last treatment meted out to indian diplomat good johnny who looks as if it becomes certain indian consummate in your real. she was adopted from the streets by the police. according to state department she did not fulfil the commitment and the promise i have on their feet than me. she took from india had handed approach by the united states has fought all preach in india the united states would not drop charges against indian diplomat begun to cope with the state department said this last week. to be listed in utah. briscoe group but it wasn't listed in new york on suspicion of these of fraud and making port stephens after being accused of under the indian beach. she has denied the charges and was hit in the east bay. well i take a couple points to the state department's diplomatic security file and follow the easy standard procedures during your reps after her arrest she was passed on to the u s marshals frame taken to s

james brolan dinner at the boland's is a kind of an event because she runs the whole show and james is just is there making sure you got one i hadn't been married twice before then there's some tough dames i couldn't handle that this or that was my training ground plus i fired a guy on the show once right in front of everybody on purpose and boy did that show sing along after that so you almost controlling then we think mr brolin that's all next on larry king now. welcome to larry king our special guest james brolin the emmy and two time golden globe winner he became a t.v. icon of course with his seminal role as dr stephen reilly in the popular t.v. series marcus welby m.d. and of course he's the father to josh brolin the husband of barbara streisand hollywood is in his blood he grew up here he's back on t.v. with hallmark movie channels first ever original holiday movie christmas with tucker i thought the hallmark channel would have holiday movies every year they do they have all the old favorites all the great ones but they've never shot their own to lead them off yet so i listen do

james, you heard player bloomberg. he said the golden age of the suburbs is over, do the fact back him up? >> the facts are mixed. cities, i think, with mayors like mayor bloomberg and others who will be in office, the mayor in st. paul, the mayor in houston, who have had good tenure and good success, they continue to be a great and continuing source of real leadership in cities, in different parts of the united states. yes, there is a generational change in cities like new york and chicago and other places, but i think we have seen a lot of innovative creative leaders at a local level at a time when leadership is needed. i think that does help cities as you look forward some of the fiscal issues being barriers that they have to all confront. >> you mentioned a generational change, and i did back of the envelope calculation between joe reilly in charleston, john hickenlooper in denver, gavin newsome and michael bloomberg. that's more of a century of city hall experience walking out the door in the next two years. >> ye

>>james: 436 is the time. hoss police are searching for five men suspected of a home invasion robbery in fremont. the man kicked down the front door of a home on armor plate. this surveillance video from outside the home. a woman inside the home at the time locked herself inside a veteran and called for help. the suspects ransacked the home and made it into the back--the bedroom where she was hiding. they held her at gun and knife point and demanded cash and short. after ticket items from the home, including small electronics and jewelry, the group of men got into a silver gray infinity suvs. >>james: 6000 children living in poverty in santa clara county will be receiving the toys they want for christmas. sacred heart community service will be holding their holiday toy distribution this morning. parents along with volunteers will give out three toys and books for each child. the toy distribution will start this one morning at 8 and and all money-and on monday s seven in the evening. >>: i'm now working this ye

james? >>james: live look right now and philadelphia. a winter storm warning is in effect right now. similar conditions in baltimore and washington d.c.. anywhere from 3 to 6 in. expected to fall. people attending the n-f-l's championship game will still be allowed to eat and have a but they have to be in their car or right next to their the grills and lounge chairs will have to stay at home. there was a big crowd at a mall at charlotte. stephen curry was back in his hometown were he played high school ball in college ball at davidson doing an autograph signing with bobcat's guard embkemba walker before the game. curry pulses that--curry hugs his dad, dell, who does tv for the bobcats. now on to the game, and it was a tough one for the warriors. late in the fourth quarter, when 07-99. the bobcats. curry get a three-pointer to bring warriors back in the game. curry had 43 points, nine assists and six rebounds. five for 16 on three-pointers. but kemba walker, tough driving layup in traffic as more points on the board with one on nine- one

lebron james held a nationwide contest for kids to come up with a t-shirt. it was a san jose boy that was crowned the winner. betty yu spoke with him about his inspiration. >> king james takes his competition very seriously, and not just when he's on the court. >> did you also know that i paint? >> the two-time nba champ challenged kids under 12 to take their challenge to the canvas as part of nike's t-shirt contest in honor of the four-time mvp. 11-year-old sixth grader raul did just that. >> pretty exciting. >> or you could say he killed it. lebron announced the winner to his 15 million followers on facebook. >> over here i say not wurngs not two. >> the san jose student who loves art and basketball came up with his design and sketched it in 45 minutes. >> lebron is a really hard worker and he has all these haters and doubters at all. this shirt kind of shows that everyone -- now, he's actually done it. >> he beat out more than 1100 kids across the country. the shirt is now on sale online for $30s and expected to hit bay area nike stores this week. >> i'm

even for 6'8" basketball player james. james says when reed was asked why. he said you will see. you will see. >> the passenger's hearts raced at least the he beginning of your life. >> under jet fighter escort the plane landed without further i said tent in boston. >>> within only a few days after passengers and flight attendants subdued richard reeves investigators began to look into possible connections between reed and a top al-qaida leader. susan candi brought us this word on december 16, 2:00. >>> any known terror group one push immaterial. alimits zacharia o us mucelli. he was asked to leave that mosque because of his radical views. red who spokes was person sources say reed had done time for a string of petty thefts. then turned to religion. >> he attended the 50:00 p.m. he was here very quick. very amble very. >> reed started wearing an army jacket poát mall. >> husband bombings. cy the attack and killed the innocent how did reed figure out how to build a shoe bomb in his sneaker. the high are a very sol did explosive powder sensitive to heat and protection. investigato

the time now is 403 let's go to james. warming shelters have been set up in the south bay because of the unseasonal cold weather. three shelters in san jose, sunnyvale and gilroy are open overnight for people to get away from the freezing temperatures. there are 50 beds at the boccardo regional reception center in san jose. 125 beds at the former sunnyvale national guard armory and 100 beds at the gilroy national guard armory. the san jose center uses a lottery system, while the armories have a first-come, first-served system. and many of you have been sending us your cold weather pictures. like being all bundled up, outdoor thermometers dropping to lower temperatures, frosted windshields and cars. we want to see what it looks like in your community. send us your photos to breaking news at kron four -dot-com. us talk traffic. we have dan looking after early morning commute. >>: yes like erica said that just like anny said he need a little extra time to warm up that car and defrost. on the upper deck we have to road work bl

>>erica: that's right the james. in fact over at the bay bridge toll plaza and lafayette its warm compared to other spots in the bay area% petaluma officially down and the teens. santa rosa hovering right at 20 degrees for a slightly warmer. caused 25 of the door and half moon bay bridge still in the upper 20s and campbell. several locations all across the bay area dipping down to the twenties. another subfreezing they will continue into tomorrow morning. as to take a look at your temperatures bridge the morning is very cold. temperatures in the teens but we will see for these approaching lunchtime and '50s into the afternoon. it will seem warmer weather later on today. i walk into your full 7 day around the bay in just a couple of minutes. dan? then we have a new hot spot westbound highway 4 just passed bailey rode creek a big rig involved in chp saying possibly five cars involved in this accident. they're calling a major injuries. ambulance is in route. the two left land at this point are shut down. we are backed u

king james with left hand. he beat the lakers in this one by the count of 101,,,,,,,, news...that will do it for us...thanks for watchi >>> will ferrell joins david letterman next. >> that'll do it for us. appreciate you watching,,,,,,,,, announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! steve: welcome to the show. hey, come on. let's go. [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: hey, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man steve harvey. boy, oh, boy, oh, boy, we got a good one for you today. returning for the second day from austin, texas, it's the holliday family. [cheering and applause] and from mcdonough, georgia, it's the connell family. [cheering and applause]

james, congratulations again extraordinary expose'. this latest video, it was a peculiar defense at best that many charged this is, focusing on isolated instance. it didn't take you long to prova it was not isolated at all. what do you think is going on here? >> well, i think it is two things. a lot of these navigators are not qualified to be in the insurance brokerage business to begin with. u: right. >> they're in over their heads. they have no formal training in anything medical and, as you can see a lot ofhem are eiterou incompetent or don't really know noat the rules are but it is deception n this case change happens is a local community organization in houston. they received somewhere aroundhundred thousand of your taxpayer dollars, federal. they're advising our reporter wearing a hidden camera not to h report our income to the irs so we get more obamacare subsidies. if you're federal poverty line, yosuu get 100% subsidy. if you're four times over the federal poverty line, four times, less money from the federal government. it is

>>james: now on to an earthquake. a 2.8 quake. it was recorded near the geysers and sonoma county last night. . the u.s. geological survey says it happened around 955 about 2 mi. east of the geysers. there were no reports of damage. >>darya: major changes to ac transit lines in alameda county. these changes started yesterday. they include new bus line serving employment centers and shopping areas. a more direct route for certain lines. there's also increased frequency and longer hours on other lines. for more information visit ac transit got work. well bart management and its two largest unions will continue contract talks today. they started negotiations on thursday over one clause and the labor contract that is causing a major snack. the unions have already voted to ratify the contract, the bart management says the page family leave act was included in the contract by mistake. the talks on thursday and friday were the first formal negotiations since october 21st. a federal mediator is participating. >>james: investigators are sa

but quickly james bamford what is your response to that? >> well, again, in terms of oversight, we were just talking about the fisa court, let's look at congress. >> woodruff: that will were so few instances out of all the data collected. >> the point is they've got enormous amounts of data. there was one report here they had 35,000 instances o of-- of abuse that came out. >> no, i'm sorry, i don't mean to interrupt. abuse is one thing, making an error in a complex task is quite another. >> woodruff: i want to bring dmitri alperovitch in, because you've looked very closely. he you talk to these tech companies whether google or the others. what is it that you have found has taken place in the relationship between these companies that are in the middle of all this, and the u.s. government, the nsa? >> i think judy one of the most tragic things out of this entire situation is the impact that it has on cybersecurity which has been really damaging. if you look at the last 12 months we started the year with so much hope. president obama mentioned

if it were up to you, you'd have the justice department file charges, criminal charges, against james clapper? >> otherwise you're just encouraging people to lie to us, and then we have no confidence now -- if the intelligence community says we're not spying on americans and they are, and then they say we're not collecting any data, it's hard to have confidence in them. now they are saying we capture terrorists with this data. are we to believe them or not to believe them? if they are going to come to us and lie it really damages the credibility, and it's damaged our credibility worldwide, but really with the american people because we don't know what to believe. i don't know how you can have someone in charge over intelligence who has known to lie in a public forum to congress, to lie without repercussions i really blame the president for not taking a better handle on things. >> one final question before i let you go, senator.

join me james brown on a journey for the soul. only on o.t. . well if you're going to lie should be. the face of you know. pleasure to have you with us here on our team today i'm sure. it'll be right on the street. first street if you live and i think pictures. on our reporters twitter. and instagram. would be on the list on. live. live. live. like seacoast is one of russia's top tourist destinations sung sea and the best one in the country has to offer but if those weren't good enough reasons on their own scum here there's also a little mystery but i want to gets the bottom of. i had heard long ago that there was a man named brown would come to russia's black sea coast to grow grapes and make wine he might not have been my ancestor but the namesake in the region seemed a pathic to excuse for a visit i turned up one bottle of the family wine if there was another one i was going to find it and if i had to have a few of the local vintages along the way that was a sacrifice i was willing to make. this is a venerable institution in russia's wine ind

lamichael james now wide right. kaepernick with time. william gholston, the rookie from michigan state, and that's where you get a lot of those interceptions and take-aways which the tampa bay bucs lead this year. >> ronde: what they've done all year so far, converting on tips and overthrows. nobody there to catch that ricochet. gholston a good job there, really doesn't have much penetration. staley, all he can do is throw his hands up, call the incomplete pass in a third and fourth situation. >> dick: frank gore standing to the right of kaepernick. third down and four. 38 of the bucs. kaepernick's pass and a one-handed grab by anquan boldin. beautiful catch and a first down. physical guy who shows a little finesse. >> ronde: not a very good throw at all by colin kaepernick. but, wow, anquan boldin, you see

>>james ramelli, from keeneonthemarket.com, thanks so much. >>thank you. that's a wrap for us this monday.coming up tomorrow.... avoiding the holiday debt drag. how to whip your finances into shape as we ring in the new year. we'll see you back here for that. from all of us at first business, thank you for watching! >> announcer: the following is a paid advertisement for cold plasma sub-d by perricone md. how old does your neck make you look? would you like to take years off your appearance and help remove some of the signs of aging on your neck for a look that is firmer, tighter, and more youthful? well, now you can. introducing dr. perricone's cold plasma sub-d. sub-d is specifically formulated for the area called the submandibular. often neglected, the skin in this area has unique needs, and cold plasma sub-d helps tackle the most common signs of aging

it's another master hoax by michael and james of think moto. they create the piece to promote the sci-fi film in time starring justin timberlake. >> the general concept is that money is replaced by time as a currency. once your time expires you die. >> and we came up with an analogy to the movie by somebody who rebelled against a parking meter that was controlling his time. >> the guys need the altercation to seem as real as possible. that starts with the cast. >> it's key to use people who are realistic. >> we use real people. we don't use actors. >> with that in mind, james and michael are ecstatic when she tries. >> i was a parole officer and a detective with the district attorney's office and never served as a traffic enforcement agent, but i've had numerous experience with people that have been noncompliant and difficult. >> and in the role of the saw wielding carpenter, they hire an actual carpenter, eric weis. >> eric was a carpenter o who put an addition onto my own home. >> basically he asked me if i would be interested in doing this v

james park. tonight at 6:00 we'll hear from the fruit farmer down here in the south bay who say these freezing temperatures are actually good for their crop while they hibernate during the winter. nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> that same storm sending us cold temperatures delivering snow to the sierra and nearly a foot deep right now with more on the way. here's what it looked like just about about 30 minutes ago. . jodi hernandez joins us live and you have a little snow on you. >> there's a lot of snow out here, jessica. skiers and snowboarders are in snow heaven tonight as you mentioned we're here at borio resort where folks are enjoying some night skiing and ok snowboarding action and there is plenty of new powder or pow as some like to call it up here for them to enjoy and snow lovers say, keep it coming. >> magic. winter's here. it's awesome. >> reporter: snow lovers are celebrating. the first big storm system of the season has left the slopes with a healthy layer of snow and more is o

he's james bond. as a result, they say bond likely suffers from hand tremors and a high risk of sexual dysfunction. it's no good for james bond. there goes his sharp shooting and womanizing. he drinks almost constantly when he's not in prison. i drink constantly when i'm not in prison as well. i want to show you a surveillance video here. it might make most men cringe. you can see a young man escorting a lady home, after a date. he makes a decent move, pushing her hair back. that's not bad. she slips a handshake, follows with a hug and heads inside. he seems confused, stanning in the doorway before heading out. you know, this happens, i think, more often than not. >> this has happened to all of us. >> i remember nicole. >> he says that's a typical home movie for you. by the way, lewis, my sister is here. come here. >> i know, i met her. my sister. >> she's much better looking than you are, brian. >> you want to read the tease. >> where are we? >> what other jobs are worth $1,250 an hour. your best and

james: say for whatever reason. andy dalton. boomer: he got off to a bad start and a little nerves but a nice play by cory graham on the first interception and then he overthrows a.j. green on the second one. playing quarterback in the nfl, you have to have a short memory and overcome adversity through all of the tough times. he throws two touchdown passes. i don't know why baltimore play thad kind of defense. how about the catch by sanu. two touchdown passes on the day. breaks the record of carson palmer. a tremendous game since the second interception. shannon: the ravens are in cover 6 meaning quarter, quarter, half. quarters at the top. half coverage the bottom of the field. but whatever the coverage they are playing they should have been in that coverage. they had the perfect call for the perfect coverage. bill: andy dalton, they do not lose confidence. jay gruden continues to attack. up best when they are aggressive. i know phil simms mentioned that. i will will tell you, andy dalton has a short memory. dan: go ahead. boom

welcome back to conversations of great minds i'm speaking with james c. goodale former general counsel for the new york times and author of the new book fighting for the press inside story of the pentagon papers and other battles and we mention is it as we were at the break there that i want to get into how the times may have changed beyond just nine eleven this is what didn't they know as ellsberg had to say on this program oh about six eight months ago areas. do you see a qualitative difference between what you did and what edward snowden did or yes regrettably it's a different country it was a different country i had every reason to expect that eventually i'd be out on bail as i was actually the judge put me out on personal recognizance but with a fifty thousand dollars bond if i didn't show up for trial and that's for the next two years including the my trial which led to the ultimate three four and a half months in court i was free to comment on who the case should say why i had done what i had done and what the paper and with. the it today so assumi

the lakers hosted lebron james and the heat. did james put on a show in the first half. runs it down. the monster -- this might not have been his best dunk of the night, believe it or not. the other dunk is coming up. he wasn't finished. this one might have been better. watch him go off the glass. he brings it down from duane wade. he had 19 points. nick young doesn't back down from anyone. he crosses over james about five times, drains the 3-pointer. he had 20 off the bench. lakers down 2. the heat start, they took over. dwayne wade put the nail in the coffin. heat win. they improve to 22-6. >>> rocks at spurs. dwight howard took money to get away from kobe bryant. but big two-handed flush here. then in the fourth, rockets up 5, eight minutes left. james harden, maybe the most undererated player in -- underrated player in the game. 28 points. 6 assists. rockets beat the spurs 111-99. >>> jason, the former cow bear, he may not last a season as head coach of the nets. high expectations and some rumbling, he may be losing the team after brooklyn lost again tonight to chica

, inicia rápidamente y la clavada para el 17 16, después lebron james para el 34 a 29 ganan miami hit, lebron james el balon a dwain, y la clava espectacularmente, vemos la repetición, el rey es el idolo, gana miami 101 a 95. >> bueno serena williams es galardonada el deportivo del año, gano casi todo en el 2013, con 11 titulos y el abierto de francia y estados unidos , obtuvo más de 12 millónes de dólares. >> el director tecnico de manchester united david moise tiene aclarada la ofensiva ante hult city, en información deportiva, celebra navida, buenas tardes . >> más adelante después de la cena de noche buena olvide dieta, le daremos una información más sencilla. >> feliz navidad a la gente hispana en estados unidos . >> que se porten bein con sus familias y tengan bendición buena y feliz año. @x >> olvidese de hacer ejercicio y tener dieta, relajese en el mundo que todos corremos 24 horas al día, algo tan sencillo com descansar lo puede tener sano, olvide las cosas pendiente y disfrute de un rato sin presiones. >> ♪ . >> está prohibido quemar leña o material combust

>>erica: the morning james. we were talking about it when the advisory. it looks like the majority of these lands are actually approaching from the west. although we do have wind advisories for the east west bridges you probably won't feel it as you drive across the span. you notice the strongest winds are coming off the coastal waters. half moon bay 25 mi. per hour sustained when to their pre it i did check to see where we are seeing the strongest gus right now. here are the big numbers. 24 mi. currently half moon bay gus of 35 mi. per hour. very gusty conditions. the land will continue as we head into the afternoon we do have wind advisories posted for the north bay mountains, east bay hills diablo range. with this we could see gusts in excess of 65 mi. per hour. it will be when the pretty much throughout the entire day. down trees with debris and the road. . keep this in mind as you're heading out to work or school this morning and if you see any interesting pictures as you head out be sure to send us an e-mail. breaking news a kron4 dot com. here's a

yep. >>> james franko on his year in the southeast. plus peruvians use an annual festival to air their grievances. you are watching "early today." . >> good morning and welcome back. we are seeing a whole lot of n sunshine out west. you see that will be in the form of freezing fog. so keep that in mind if you are out and about early this morning. the roads certainly could be slick in spots. so something to watch out for. we will warm up to 39 degrees in medford, so fog and freezing fog will be an issue later on today. down through california, 80 degrees in los angeles. that's again about 12 degrees above normal for this time of year. it's very dry so in los angeles county, we do have red flag warnings posted because of the danger of fire weather. 44 on saturday. seattle looks good, portland and in order, you will start off with freezing fog in the morning. it will be less than an inch or two in the afternoon. l.a. drops off a little bit. very, very pleasant as we head into the weekend. >> it's so unfair, 76 degrees. all right. thanks.

james brown been to twenty thirteen it's going to be invaluable in a few years that. who knows maybe this will be another international award winner to add to his collection. but one thing's for sure there's no brown family both lin his so i was going to have to keep looking. if you leave it with economic ups and downs in the final month but learn to deal sang and the rest because i think the case you will be if we can all see. this is the place that has been consecrated to god for almost a thousand of years people came here twenty some years ago so he established the master quiet on the silence. and people feel the love of christ all working. people say you can. come and something happens on this island that makes them return to it again and again they say the below saves them. join me james brown on a journey for the soul. only on o.t. . torch is on its journey to such. one hundred twenty three days. through two thousand nine hundred towns and cities of russia. by fourteen thousand people or sixty five thousand killing. in a record setting trip by land air sea space

i think we would love that, james. but i think the reality is that the tea party. right? here you have -- i have some sound i want to play for you from mark levin and paul ryan. the tea party is saying that john boehner declared -- speaker boehner declared war. let's take a listen. >> this agreement prevents a government shutdown in january and in october. >> you're all worked up about that. lots of us don't really care about that. >> don't care about it? i mean, you know, look. i think we can agree -- >> how callous is that? >> exactly. there's things we would have liked to see in the final deal but getting something done is certainly worthwhile. >> it is. and again, i'm no cheerleader for this particular agreement but i think we should all cheer the idea that we can move forward at least in the short term without lurching between crises. the idea we govern by crises is not cost effective and people claiming to be the people to shrink government and being more responsible when it comes to fiscal issues, it doesn't make sense at all that you don't care about a government

it is i'm james fletcher. and im anny hong we have freezing conditions to take off this wednesday morning but not as . here is erica. it could morning. >>erica: that's right. it is definitely not as cold. here's a live look from our mount tam cam. we have some light twins. we have been dealing with produce steel and calm conditions best terms of the wins. the wins will pick up as we head into the afternoon. we are seeing mid-30s along the eastern shore line. the 35 degrees right now for those of you in san jose. temperatures are actually warmer than yesterday by about 5 degrees in the way hall. a degree of warming in hayward. we are five degrees warmer we still have frost advisories and freeze warnings but for much of the bay area. we will see a sunny afternoon with most locations in the mid to upper 50s. we will continue with the warming trend as we head into tomorrow. the rest of the week looking pretty nice. temperatures and facts climb into the '60s approaching the weekend and as we have back to work monda

political reporter from the "washington post," karen tumty, and professor james peterson. thank you both for joining me. >> thanks, karen. >> hi, karen. >> professor peterson, obama signed the bipartisan budget yesterday, and let's just look at how the a.p. described it. they said, quote, the bill signing marks one of obama's last official acts in a year, beset by a partial government shutdown, near default by the treasury, a calamitous health care rollout and near perpetual congressional gridlock. wow. when you put it that way, it sounds like a pretty bad year. i would say in hawaii. >> it was a rough year for the president. and he seems to be having an unusually good time in hawaii right now. but -- and i think the a.p. is being as objective as you can be about these things. this is clear obstructionism. the healthcare.gov rollout was not as strong as it needed to be. but there are some signs of improvement. obviously, we have this budget deal for two years. i think the president needs to understand that going into the next or last three years of his term, he needs to be