take a look at your 7 day run of a forecast. dry and mild conditions expected durable work week >>ysabel: yesterday in a horse-drawn carriage tester data carried the casket of one-year-old hiram lawrence. it was in his father's arms when he was shot on november 20th. six others were injured in the shooting. take thompson was in west oakland at a memorial for hiram and three-year-old carlos novel was killed back in august. >> this will was greeted tomorrow of victims of gunfire. >> i hate that young keyboard elite these unthinkable things. >> one of the main messages at the memorial was to speak up. the new information came forward even though there was a $50,000 reward. >> it is so hard going every day and not know who murdered your child. >> the two murders of hiram lawrence and carlos now has ignited a call to stop violence. >> this is a community of strangers. >> many community groups will be gathering at 11:00 a.m. and holding a stand in, speaking out against the violence in the shooting of hiram lawrence. >>marty: coming up

>>mark: a 5 hour standoff in a san jose apartment with police officers and a man with a machete. here is where it happened. it happened on capitol village circle, the 500 block. will durant is live on the scene and it tells us that police were finally able to make an arrest. >>will: the man continued to make threats to police officers. that is when they decided they had to make a move. that is when the release dogs on him followed by police officers. he was not holding his machete or any kind of weapon at the time. he is a 44 year-old man, according to police officers he had been drinking all night. this started when a security guard came by his apartment units and asked him to turn down his music. he threatened to the security officer, that is when the security officer called police. there were no injuries. >>mark: a quick break as the kron4 news continues. we are getting a few breaks in the fall. >>justine: all eyes on whether this morning. dense fog around the bay area. the dense fog advisory has expired according to the national weather service but we are still seeing dense f

i'm a believer in cash. just give cash. if you want to give a card, there isn't a big difference. american express looks fancier. and you can go online and get a card without spending any money from the card, just a value. and if you buy off the rack you're going to pay the extra $5 or $6. and check with your bank. a lot of banks will sell you one as well. there are web sites, are there web sites or apps for home repairs? and you never know how much you're going to be charged. i did find one free site but the most-important thing you can do is go to the contractor's state license board web site. there is either send it to you on a hard copy or down load it giving your rights and efrk you need to know. >> you will accept cash for christmas? >> yes. thank you. >> thank you. >> and let's check the weather with francis. >> i wanted to just show thu cool picture that is submitted this morning. they wrote happy holidays on the car. you can tell they're probably getting ready for work this morning. and so i just wanted to remind everyone that there is a freeze warning in faekt starting t

a higher seed and a bye.s kick it off at 10:00 in st. louis. >> the new year will bring a new start for some families, the vacant building transformed into a place to live for homeless mothers and their children. >> outside our doors this morning it is a cool start. we have a fabulous forecast for your new year's eve as well as your new year's day. we will take a look at those numbers coming up. >>> am time now is 8. 54. here is a look at some of our top stories, the search is on for two people in connection with a shooting that claimed the life of a 5-year-old boy. he was with his father at a taco truck when he was shot. >>> a 5000 reward is being offered for the monkey stolen from the san francisco zoo. officials discovered the monkey missing early yesterday morning. the zoo says it will take the monkey back no questions asked. >>> there are estimates that 200,000 people will jam into san francisco water front tonight. it is the city's annual new year's eve fireworks show. producers say the free show includ

a lot of flights were delayed by a 10-15 minutes. >>darya: knew this morning, it is one of the biggest shopping days. there is a one day strike going on by subway operators. take a look at this coming to us from london. operators are striking to demand extirpate for working on a public holiday. shoppers are making their way to the stores. the strike is causing trouble for thousands of people. limited service operating on the rest of the subway network. >>mark: we will be right back as the kron4 news continues. here is a live look outside on this cold and foggy morning. >>mark: wall street is closed for the christmas holiday today. trading will resume tomorrow. of the week ahead on wall street is expected to be quiet. by trading expected this week. wall street experts believe stock prices will rise in the next year. >>darya: christmas is over but the shopping is not. >>will: stores are opening early today for people all family in san jose. this is carol. what are your thoughts? >> this day is fine because everyone is out here to have

so a little bit of a slow down there. >> and there is a take a look at traffic weather. and every major airport location except in new york area there is strong gusty winds expeer yenszing management issues delays up to an hour and 20 minutes here z i'll tell when you to expect it and how much in just a moment. >>> the republican presidential race is turning into a fight w less than a week until iowa votes there is a upset in the making. and latest on this rollercoaster race coming down to the fire. it's a new ball game in iowa. the new poll has mitt romney at the top of the field there, followed by ron paul, rick santorum in third place. >> maybe 15% of the money. >> newt gingrich plummeted. just three weeks ago he had a commanding lead but then, the television onslaught. >> newt has a ton of baggage. >> well financed romney supporters blanketed iowa air waves with negative ads. spending almost twice the amount of romney campaign spent. gingrich tried a different strategy. >> the only person helped but negative ads is barack obama. >> the negative ad clearly have done d

despite a there was a band -- despite a ban that day. >>> and there's a warrant sweep going on.-- it began at 7:00 this morning. one woman's been arrested. police say they have 500 warrants to serve. >>> police are offering a $2500 reward leading to an arrest. a woman told investigators she was robbed and at this point, police only have a vague description of the attacker. >>> john astor was arrested yesterday at his home. and he worked at cambridge in conrecord and another school in walnut creek. police say the alleged victim was not a student at any of the schools where astor works. he's being held on $1.5 million bail. >>> on friday, at the national shrine of st. francis, the church staff noticed smoke coming from one of the boxes. luckily, they were able to put out the fire before it spread. >>> gilroy police hope this surveillance photo will help them find a man who rooked a walmart -- who robbed a mall wart -- walmart. it happened on a store on ka me yoarroyo. the her -- on camino arroyo. >>> 8:44. organizers of the rose parade worry the new year's tradition will provide m

a police chase in the east bay got worse when a woman had a man on a sidewalk. this is a picture of the girl, she was already wanted on two felony warrants for possession of drugs and the sale of drugs in fremont. when police got close to her car the station drove onto a sidewalk and 50 me and from throwing him more than 50 ft. that man is hospitalized with serious injuries. >>catherine: the woman accused of throwing her 22 month old from a second story window remains in a hospital. she is charged with child abuse after throwing a little boy out of the window. an increase in homicides is one of the reasons it was a violent year in oakland. it seems like this shooting and was oakland continued to plague the city. >> offs we're meeting quarterly with sheets of the agencies that patrol, the sheriff's department kaukauna they all have the jurisdiction here. bart has two stations in those areas where there are schools. we are asking all of the department's to join the city in making those areas a priority for patrol and fokus enforcement efforts in those areas. i do

the idea is that when a man proposes to a woman, she gets a diamond.nt of time that they are engaged as a couple, the woman has a symbol of their commitment on her hand. the man doesn't have any symbol on his hand. this is a new way of showing relationships. >> wait a minute, you're telling me i have to buy my own ring, too? >> you don't have to buy it. the woman can buy it for you. >> this is not uncommon in countries around the world. here in the states, when it was introduced in 2009, michael bouble got a lot of flack for this. >> i'm not against it. i'm against the word mangagement. >> do you want a $50,000 ring or a man cave? my thing is i think most guys would want the man cave much. >> if my future wife wanted me to wear a ring to show i was engaged to her, that's fine. i would never wear a mangagement ring. >> what's the difference? >> just call it something else. >> at number seven, a video we showed you earlier this week, now we have some big legal developments. >> it's not looking two good for the guys who decided it was a good idea to drag

>> a guy with a fancy car and a loaded gun. >> that's not good. >> and a man with a violent past. >> 48-year-old male coming for a 13-year-old female. >> eager to meet in a very public place. >> what's on the agenda for tonight? >> hidden cameras are rolling, suspects are running and police are ready. >> get down! get down on the ground. >> we arrested a very significant number of pedophiles. >> it's a new investigation. chris hansen with "to catch a predator." >> you think they would know by now. suspected predators on the web, then at the door. thanks for joining us. i'm stone phillips. >> and i'm ann curry. this time we're in long beach, california, where the long arm of the law has reached out and grabbed more than three dozen men in just three days. >> chris hansen has the latest. and again, we want to warn you that some of what you will see and hear is explicit. >> the hey, come on in this way. how are you doing? >> looks like you fell asleep. >> kind of. how was your drive? >> long. >> 22-year-old cory blagg is walking into date line's undercover house in long beach, californi

were trying to make a small fire on a grill last night. the group was gathered in the backyard of a home in the 6,000 block of shady spring avenue. the teens wanted a bigger fire. that's when one poured gasoline on top. the grill bursts into flames seriously injuring three people. >> the father of a juvenile was inside of the house. i give him credit for his quick response. once he realized something was wrong he reacted quickly, appropriately and was able to help the girl out. >> a 17-year-old girl is now in crittal condition at johns hopkins bay view with burns from the waist up. >>> another 17-year-old girl and a 16-year-old boy were taken to the hospital. they are expected to recover. >>> a gas leak shuts down several blocks in baltimore city. fire officials say contractors were working in the 1600 blocker in penn station when they hit a natural gas main. a stretch of north charles is shut down while crews work to fix the leak. there are no reports of injuries. >>> your eyes do not deceive you. we did see a few flurries this afternoon.

whether you should have a bat as a pet.find out more information about the bats and little drac and follow his progress at batworld.org. >> one, two, three, when he gets bigger are they going to call him dracula? holy cow. >>> bentleys are one of the finest vehicles you can get. >> you show off your wealth. whereas with the bentley, you show off your taste. >> a lot of the interior of the car and the whole car itself is made by hand. >> obviously we use technology. i think with the lasers to cut this out. and basically it's a time scale. the key feature of selecting the veneers, the jointing of the veneers is still done manually. you can't replicate that on the machine. >> think about how long it takes to build a bentley. >> a month. >> it takes something like three months from us putting the specifications into the factory to the car popping offer the production line. >> it takes about three months, it takes about 18 hours for gm to build a car. >> i expect it to take three months if i'm paying $250,000 for one of these li

-- >> a warrant authorizing a search.this authorizes the ability to track somebody's movement in a car, on a public roadway, a subject to which this court said that no individual has a reasonable expectation of privacy because when they go out in their car, their car is on public roads, and anyone can look. the police have no obligation to avert their eyes from anything that any member -- >> what if we -- >> i give you that that it's in public. does the reasonable expectation of privacy trump that fact? in other words, if we ask people it violates your right to privacy to have this kind of information acquired and everybody says yes, is it a response that no, that takes place in public, or just the reasonable expectation of privacy regardless of the fact that it takes place in public? >> well, something that takes place in public is not inherently off limits to a reasonable expectation of privacy. that's essentially the holding of cats. you go into a phone booth and make your calls, that's subject to a reasonable cause of

on 7th after a trash between a bus and a recycling truck. we'll show you what happened and tell you the conditions of the driver. >> a big fire in the berkeley hills. the big question that still needs to be answered. >> a very foggy thursday. some advisories in place now. we'll tell you where and how flights are delayed because of it. mornings on 2 starts now! >>> good morning, everyone. welcome to mornings on 2. tori and dave are off. it's thursday, december 29th. an update now on a developing story we first you about the at 5:30 this morning. a swat team joined a police standoff in an apartment building in san jose. kraig debro is live with more on what started the altercation. kraig. >> reporter: good morning. the short answer is loud music. we're on the capitol expressway circle, s.w.a.t. team arriving for the past 30 minutes, and minutes before that police began asking residents of this apartment complex to evacuate. >> we're tired. i can't believe this. i heard loud noises and sound asleep with my daughter and my dog, and then knocked

at a mall in fairfield two were arrested, one for salting a police officer of a more than a thousandhoppers showed up early and pushed a mall door off the hinges. >> the crowd pushed it off its tracks. >> in stockton people pushed and shoved for the chance to get the 180-dollar shoes. california wasn't the only state with rowdy shoppers. at a mall in indianapolis, several people were trampled. >> a few people were on the ground. i jumped over them and kept jumping. >> it's michael jordan. that's what he does. this is one of his most known shoes. >> 11 con course, exclusive. >> but would you leave your kids alone in the car just to get a new pair of kicks? that's exactly what witnesses said this woman did in georgia. police had to break the car window to get to the two and five-year-old. the kids were eventually picked up but their grandmother. mom was hauled off to jail. in austin texas there was nearly a riot. security at this mall called for backup when the crowd swelled to more than 1,000 people. arnold with pepper spray and a helicopter overhead, police tried to keep control but

they saw a man wearing a gas ma mask. it turn out he's a dedicated jo jogger.aring a cardio mask that simulates high altitude training. it was just a weighted vest. his friends called him to tell him what

that was not a line a couple of days ago of a food, it seems like just a big crowd of people. >>jackie: yes. >>mark: another story we are following, at&t is abandoning its plans to take over t mobil. the $39 million deal would have created the country's largest wireless company. if the ftc and justice department said that consumers would see higher bills and less services. now, the deal is off. at&t now has a 80 mobile 8 $3 million breakup fee. sprint could be the next company to try and by tim mobile. >>justine: in major a blizzard has paralyzed different parts of the country. in garden city, kan., roads are covered in snow. all merlot texas and edgewood, in mexico are also affected. in colorado, the problems there. thousands of people are stranded inside their homes, on the roads or at the airport. >>justine: in major interstate in new mexico has been shut down. this stretch of road is eastbound i 40, it runs from albuquerque to the texas border. part of the situation is that truckers are stuck on the road. kron >>justine: this region is not hall used to this note. >>erica:

is a big step, a major step. one that there is no turning back at this point. >> this is great news for san jose and santa clara county. communities, and residents. >> reporter: some are satisfied for now. >> going all of the way downtown is better for me because i live downtown but this is good, too. it makes it easier for me to commute. >> reporter: silicone valley leaders say it will boost the economy. >> it creates 13,000 jobs over the four year life of this first 10 mile segment. >> reporter: a b.a.r.t extension from fremont to san jose can help commuters in peninsula because the extension will run through milpitas connecting them by light rail. >> our residents voted for the tax measure in 2008. i think it is because they saw the add connection. >> reporter construction will begin in february and finish in about five years. bta expects $9 million if federal funds to complete the extension. robert honda, ktvu channel 2 newsism people that drive through the nimis highway. they are metering lights. the smokes

a fine point but a significant one, right? >> it is a fine point.as never really got even its act together. i think it has something to do with the united federation of planet's charter or something like that that gets them into trouble. one of the reason that upon paul might not do it other than the fact that he said he doesn't want to is he has a lot of incentives to stay in the race for a really longtime, because of the way they are allocating delegates in the republican process this year. he could lose a lot of primaries and still within the a lot of delegates and demand a prime-time speaking spot at the convention. if he bolts early to seek the libertarian nomination he loses all of that. i think he might want to stay longer and keep his profile as high as possible. gregg: in a year in which the electorate seems to be particularly angry with both parties, i wonder whether a third party candidate might have special appeal this election year. >> i think one would. donald trump of course is flirting with it, and contrary to your colleagues on fox

a fresh tree can drink up to a gallon of water a day. this is not a gallon.her very wide base, plastic in construction and you're going to tighten it up, fine tune that. when you tighten it up and you figure get it going, at the end of the night, i want you to tighten it again because it's going to compress a little bit. >> and another handy tip you're going to show is to tie it up and tie it back? >> if you have young kids or a cat, i was at a friend's house and all of their ornaments are from here up. but even that, with a good base -- >> latter accidents, we're hearing a lot about that. >> if you're using fun holiday, this is like a durey rug, it's slippery, very inexpensive nonstick mat that you put down on top of this. first on the floor, put this down on top. now when grandma comes over, it's not going anywhere. double-sided tape, don't use the chair. use a ladder. have someone hold it. these are little bitty things going, oh, i can reach. then all of a sudden, 250,000 people fall off the ladder every year. use some common sense. >> outdoor lighting dec

i know for a fact you are a multimillionaire. guest: i wish i was a multimillion.or my own hair cuts. my borrower is back -- barber is back in baton rouge. the reason they are doing this in the gulf of mexico is the plans out their use high sulphur crude. it is called oil tar, and they have the flexibility to change it to something that epa will allow for use in the united states. this is not as toxic as that which is in venezuela. it is oil sand and difficult to manufacture, and that is why they want to ship it all the way to the gulf coast. that is why all the jobs are created, and none of that is a lie. host: representative bill cassidy, thank you for your time. guest: thank you, pedro. host: we will look at the unemployed and underemployed is a new survey from the kaiser foundation and national public radio. marilyn geewax is there national correspondent. >> 9:16 a.m. eastern. new jobless numbers showed the number people applying for benefits has dropped to the lowest level since may 2008. the obama administration is looking to extend minimum wage and overtime

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that's not a leftover. a round two is a planned meal.let casserole. cut off ham, chop it up, bisquick goes in here. you've got your egg, ham, it's absolutely delicious. >> and we know we've bought enough that we're going to have some ham left over. >> i premade you a lovely martini. that's what this is called, just for you, miss amy. now, in here, i have some things that you like. some chocolate godiva liquor, bailey's had lf & half. and for you, i have a country christmas cocktail. in here, this is your country christmas cocktail. >> actually, i'm the designated anchor. >> merry christmas. captain morgan's spice rum. in there is vanilla vodka. in there is a sweetened condensed milk. >> you're going to have to designate an anchor, by the whie. >> and chi tea. >> i love chi tea. >> it's very zen this christmas. >> what are you doing for christmas? >> i am going to sleep. i don't know how you guys do this. >> i always wonder if people like you actually cook on the holidays. >> yeah, yeah, we normally do. >> but the bar is set so high, how

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he was a husband. he was a father. he was a son. i ask that you keep deriek's family in your thoughts. >> reporter: the scene was eerily similar to that of 2007. this time, it didn't take two hours to send out an emergency alert. the campus lockdown was ordered in minutes. vicky nguyen, nbc bay area news. >>> a stunning revelation as a video tape of retired fbi agent surfaced. five years after he was kidnapped in iran, he's still alive. the family received the video a year ago but posted it today. fearing the investigation into his disappearance stalled. the father of seven looked gaunt as he read a scripted message. very different from the man seen in family photos. he was working as a private. it's not clear who is holding him. he refers to a group. iran's president has no knowledge of his case. >>> still ahead, the best diet for shedding pounds and cutting a woman's risk of breast cancer. >>> dessert in a bowl. your cereal. >> clear and cold, upper 30s to 40s. this is for you, west coast. some of the best viewing here on more on

but they got a. >> it was a knock off. cheap stitching, lose the thread and a zipper that sticks. looks legit, but look again. >> guarantee is spelled wrong on their website. >> just one in a growing see of counterfeit goods. 150 website where recently shut down and a growing industry. 90% of the fake goods come from china and include figure, athletic gear and handbags. it's a huge problem. >> these are not mom-and-pop operations. this is increasingly the business of organized crime overseas. moreover, when you are not buying the real deal, people's jobs are getting lost at american innovation is being undercut. >> she tried to return the coat, but there was no invoice or a return address. >> sometimes you are so swept up in a bargain you don't look for the science right there in front of you. >> if you try to pay by visa or mastercard and a redirect you, watch out. authorities say identity theft is also a big risk with these counterfeit sites. it's best to stick with companies that you know. for more on how to report knockoff scams log on to our web site, wjla.com. >>> alec baldw

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a. >>> a confrontation erupts between a police officer and a teenager at a school crossing. >> why'd hit her? >> i was kind of outraged and appalled by what i saw. >> anytime a police officer uses force, it does not look good. >> it's june 14th, 2010. near the junction of martin luther king jr. way. >> the intersection where this happened was a major intersection in seattle. it's right next to a high school. and the principal of the high school has had problems with students not using the overhead passenger crosswalks. >> officer ian walsh is positioned to keep students from jay-walking. >> there was a group walking a i cross. he just motioned to them saying i need to talk to you. one young woman blew him off and just kind of shoved her hand like i'm not coming over to you. he took her by the arm, no i need to talk to you. i need to see i.d. that's when it turned physical. >> that's also when a bystander with a video camera starts rolling. >> get off of me! get the -- off of me! >> the video shows 19-year-old marilyn levias struggling against officer walsh who tries different wrist h

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you'll be paying a lot of attention to bring in the new year on a budget. >>> claire dane, star of a wonderful show on showtime. >> you are so great. >> claire, good morning to you. i am such a huge fan of the show, you've been nominated for a golden globe, co-star damien lewis, the show has been nominated. you've won two already. are you goingor the three-peat? >> i'm happy to be invited to the party. it's a great thrill and honor and we just basically finished filming so it's wonderful to have this immediate response and appreciation, so no, i couldn't be happier. >> i love how i guess to some degree how your character is and the storyline is one that gets a lot of sort of notes. did you know it is one of president barack obama's favorite shows on television? >> i heard that. >> what is your reaction to that? >> that means -- what? i mean, what! he's in the opening credits so maybe that's why. if i were in the opening credits of the show i would have to tune in. it's amazing honor. >> and you guys just finished filming your finale, just finished the finale. now you have season two

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there's a higher standard on a criminal case than a civil case. i think it will certainly put heat on. >> this hovers in the gray area. there's a lot of circumstantial evidence. friends saying she feared for her life. and yet, you have injuries that are consistent with a slip and fall. but the medical examiner, this body comes out of the ground in three months. and finds that she died by strangulation. that time that she was buried unembalmed, what kind of impact will that have? >> i don't think it will have much of an impact. in the end, they determined it was strangulation. they're looking at the bones and what was leftover. it's not a question of trace evidence. the type of evidence where that would matter is in a case where trace evidence is the key. here is the cause of death. and a medical examiner can do a pretty good job of taking a body, even after it's been buried and determining the cause. the question is, wait a sec. why didn't you do this earlier? yes, the family didn't want an autopsy, based on religious reasons. but a murder investi

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a positive test of a big star. what do you do? you can't put your fingers in your years. there is a difference in someone to go into that office and flow through the records may be. did we do that? i do know there was a special medical record. i wasn't told -- generally rebecca's door was open all the time. >> i won't press you but perhaps i could ask this ethical question. however the information comes to you if it is confidential medical the information, if the story is published it is an ethical difference. >> again my feeling is that under the journalists i'm there to catch people out who lie to us and rule over any means i have no problem at all if the target was worth it looking at someone's medical record and i can't remember if i have or if i haven't, but it does justify the means. mckenzie said if you don't get the story you get pulitzer prizes were you get sent to prison, so i don't know where i'm going with that question. >> are you aware of the newspapers you have worked for that are paying for informat

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on that.doctor i am a doctor, a researcher. a did a great salary with the big house.ght? tucker of patriotism.rld. we we don't have that much. i sure would like to see more of it. >> you can watch this and other brands online. >> well, there is a new book out called core watchers, i would as accounts of the supreme court history. clear cushman is the author. john roberts got chief justice of the u.s. supreme court wrote the foreword. you by the? >> the justices themselves, their wives, children tomorrow advocates. core staff, reporters to cover the court, and even some just random bystanders to happen to be in the courtroom monday and would miss something exciting and then went back and recorded it. some most of what this book is is be digging up all the stuff over the last 227 years that the court has been in existence and finding all of the insider stories written by people were affiliated with the court. >> what is one of your favorite insider stories? >> i have so many because there are some that are funny and some better poignant and some better educational. but i gu

if somebody is willing to put on a body bomb and walk into a bus or a mall or a restaurant and blow themselvesrder to kill you, why would you think they wouldn't put on a nuclear weapon with great enthusiasm to blow up lots of people? i think we have a huge interest in not allowing them orgeat a nuclear weapon. >> alisyn: mr. speaker, what about happened in iraq last week? 69 people at least were killed that were just sitting at cafes. they were going to their jobs. they were just shopping. what would president gingrich do about that today? >> well, historians are going to look back and they're going to be amazed at the naivete and lack of knowledge of the obama administration. when obama met with prime minister maliki about a week ago, one of the people in the prime minister's party was the head of an iranian revolutionary guard brigade. a man who has been accused of killing americans. an american administration that is so lacking in knowledge and so timid about confronting iran that they allowed a member of the iranian revolutionary guard to come to the white house meeting is an administrati

this is a big deal. to illustrate a point, i have a client who was a doctor. he was called in all day. he called me up and said could you please come and get her. i said absolutely. having eight as the number made the difference for me to go to the house and get her out for the days. thank you for listening. thank you very much for helping bring some respect and validity in what we do. any questions for me? thank you. >> thank you. we will now proceed to public comment. are there cards? if anyone wants to do public comment and has not filled out a yellow card, please do so. comment will be for two minutes. when you have 30 seconds, you will hear a soft bell. when you have zero seconds left, you will hear a loud bell, and you should finish up. natalie, kathy, crystal. i cannot read your last name. maria taylor, walter and steve. walter, you can go first. >> thank you. how much is a doggie in the window? the one with the baggley tail? how much is that doggie in the window? i do hope i can walk that dog ok y'all. >> and i know you can walk your dog on the land, t

it's a tie.osie o'donnell said recently on a show she is worried her teenaged girl will become conservative join the military, start watching fox news or turn out to be straight. what is o'donnell worried about? cards up, please. roll the tape. >> what's interesting my teen son the light comes from the military. i am a peace loving anti war mom since he was a little baby this is what his interest is. >> karma. a little gi joe. >> mckellen wins. from the perplexed look on her face she is as shocked as anybody. >> boys like to play with guns. >> no question about it. >> this is the last quiz of the year, 2011. you won the last two i think mckellem. who is counting. question number one, it's a wonderful life is now considered a christmas classic. >> look, daddy. every time a bell rings an angel gets his wings. >> that's right. that's right. >> how did they get in the living room those people? when that movie first came out many regarded it as a failure. why? a it didn't get any oscar nominations. b

(habla a la vez). >> a ver, a ver, espérate... >> no me vas a poder borrar del mapa, mamita, porque yo descarado... >> no, vuelve estar equivocada y lo estoy aclarando porque después el final se me olvida. el momento del padre y el niño es sagrado y usted no se tiene que meter en lo que hacen. al menos que él lleve al niño a beber cerveza con un año o a un prostíbulo o lo viole ahí sí usted se mete, pero el espacio de ese niño con su papá hay que respetarlo y la mamá no se tiene que meter en eso. eso es ley. porque ay qué bonito. >> que me lleve a corte. >> tú le dices a él... >> Él no me da nada, me van a dar a mí la razón porque él no me da nada. >> a ver, súper madre... >> ¡ni un par de zapatos le compra al chiquito! >> pero ¿cómo tú me vas a decir a mí eso? >> Él no le da nada... >> ¿cómo tú vas a hablar tan.. porque tú hablas tantas cosas que no son ciertas? tú estás en un error, tú, mira... >> tú lo que eres es una quita marido. >> aah. >> ¿yo quita marido? hello , mamá, mira... >> celosa. >> mira, aquí nadie quita a nadie, aquí el que se va es porque quiere, y si él se fue es po

but in terms of a president we need a leader.ogether. >> so far gingrich is not taking the bait. the former speaker insisting no matter how ugly things get, he's not going negative. >> i understand what all the consultants are doing. that's fine. they should run their campaign the way they want to. i'm going to run my campaign the way i want to. >> but at a speech in iowa city yesterday, gingrich was interrupted by occupy protesters. they accused him of being air grant when it comes to the plight of the poor and things got heated with one of the demonstrators. >> one more. >> yes, sir. you talk about money not being everything but you have taken -- millions publishing your books and marketing them. it seems like you have -- >> how would you know? >> you have been cheating on your wife. >> how would you -- other than -- other than -- other than -- other than personal hostility, which is understandable but not part of the academic experience, how would you know anything about how i published and sold books? >> that occupy iowa city

a baby weighing barely half a pound at by the way defies all a baby weighing barely half a pound at by the way defies all odds. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> hello and good morning. i'm lynn berry. today we begin with the end of a long era. after 4500 lives lost, president obama and the first lady were at ft. bragg, north carolina, to officially mark the end of the iraq war. all but around 150 service members will be out of iraq by the new year. nbc's kristin welker has more. >> hello, ft. bragg. >> reporter: appearing before a sea of members at ft. bragg, the president and the first lady marked a pivotal history in u.s. history. after nine years in iraq, all the troops are returning. >> welcome home. welcome home. welcome home. >> reporter: the speech, a tribute to the 1.5 million americans who served and the nearly 4500 who gave their lives. >> hard work and sacrifice. those words only begin to describe the costs of this war. >> reporter: the president facing a tough re-election battle did not declare victory in iraq but has called the withdrawal a campaign promis

a scandal was a luxury.n you're trying to fight off a depression and americans are really suffering in there is really is going on everyday at home and abroad, the arabs during, the arab spring, killing bin laden, it's a zero sum game. and there's a lot of other news scandals, there's less of a chance to make an impact. the third one is the ethical tone theory, the town that obama set from the time he came in, no lobbyists in government, signed a very strong executive at orders. he was very intolerant of any kind of ethical issues. there were a number of people who have been thrown under the bus because obama did not want it to turn into anything. it found out there was a woman with a lien on her property.it was a silly thing. this is completely and substantive. they did not care. timothy geithner survived his past problems, so there were exceptions. the deputy secretary of defense was hired even though he had been a lobbyist, but by and large it tried to really set an ethical tone. the flip side of having a