according to a yale librarian christine o's donnell declaring i'm not a list has topped this year's best quote. in the ad she was responding to reports of her revelation that she had dabbed in witchcraft years ago. her tied with first place i'd like my like back by bp's ceo after the worst offshore oil spill in history. >>> the run on saturday, how was that? >> it was cold. it was 23 degrees. there was snow on the trail, but i sucked it up. >> you had your cold gear? >> i had on three layers, but i didn't have good gloves. that was the only thing i needed. or mittens. >> you'll need them tomorrow and tonight. it's so cold. this is going to be some of the coldest weather we have seen so far and we've already seen some cold weather. what can we do? it's december. let's take a look outside. it's cold. you can't see the cold but we have seen a few flurries. 27 for a high today. winds west/north west. 22 gusts much higher than that. some light snow shower activity blowing in out of the west. most of this has been mainly western carol county and extending up into washington county. that's wher

. >> local airports, with christine connolly is let s f o. she is live. >> yes, just minutes ago i got a update from the duty manager and with one-two orderlies system-wide. that is because of the rainfall, the low clouds. and when there's two hours since th system wide, and normally, they are able to land 60 plans for an hour, right now, they're only able to lend 20 plans for or, and to not be fooled about these lines. and in other areas of the airport, south west terminal. some people been waiting at line support the amount of four hours! >> >> with 25 0 yds perhaps 1000 people. it is like a baseball game. >> what are you thinking? >> do think will make your flight? >> not a chance. >> and i said that i told my parents that this line is crazy they are leaving at 9:30 >> you can hear the of frustration and see it on people's faces. and it just goes on and on and on. unhappy. and not understanding why this is happening. with bad weather in places like chicago, newark, boston, jfk, and interest in the minneapolis has cleared up. however, still

mean, christine mean, chriad a o wonderful, because-- oprah: how old... >> she's 5 and 1/2 months. >>d she's so cute. oprah: now, the question is, you know, maybe you have a great job, but how do you afford 4 wives and 16, maybe 17 children? >> we all work. oprah: ok. >> and right now--well... >> i'm looking for a job, and then you've got janelle, who's a career woman, and christine, who stays home, and meri, you know, was working. so everybody works. we all work real hard together. oprah: and pool the resources? >> yeah, right. >> just have to learn how to stretch our dollars, just like any other american family. oprah: well, thank you all for being here. it's been very educational. very enlightening. "sister wives" airs on tlc. bye, everybody. thank you. kids, you were great. you were great. very good job. [captioning made possible by king world] [captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org--] it's a beautiful day inside when you use lysol neutra air fabric mist. it kills 99.9% of bacteria on soft surfaces and eliminates odors at their source better than febreze.

>> 15 million unemployed americans, all of many of them want for christmas is -- well, a j-o-b, a job. christined up some experts. we're back in a moment here in the "cnn newsroom." >>> it is the season to be jolly, but you could really make merry if you had some cash to burn. how do you get paid this christmas in these difficult times? christine romans asked a career coach how you get it done. >> reporter: career coach ellen gordon reeves wants you to get a job for christmas. >> people might think december is not a great time to look for a job. the reality is, if you're job hunting, all you need is one job. >> reporter: no question. with more than 15 million americans out of work, competition is fierce. >> people aren't really hiring at the end of the year. january maybe a little more likely, february may be when we see employers are confident enough to start hiring. >> in terms of career openings, you know, it's broad-based all throughout the economy, all sectors have openings. the challenge becomes because the number of people who are looking for a job relative to those openings. >> reporter:

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o., i'd like my life back. he said that after he was amidst that whole disaster down there. another one? >> the other co-number one, i'm not a witch. congratulations, christinee was here as a guest. i think my number one, pelosi when she says we have to pass this bill so we can find out what's in the bill. >> i like that. >> that was the health care bill. >> the 2300 health care bill. analysts are predicting the clouds may soon be start to go lift on the gloomy economy. stu varney says all bets are off if the president's tax deal doesn't go deal. you're the host of "varney & company" on the fox business network. >> forget the gloom and doom. for three years, the outlook has been gloom and doom, negative economic news. all the analysts, big money men of wall street have changed their opinion. >> why? >> well, they're looking for 3 1/2%, maybe 4% growth next year. why? because of the election in november which may restore confidence to the private sector and b, this tax deal which everybody thinks will go through which will give some stimulus, private sector stimulus to the economy. >> but. >> but if it doesn't go through, all bets are off. >> all bets are off