the jeffries sent in shots of the great nativity scene in lights. they confirm yes, they do have 35,000 lights outside their home. >> 35,000. >> 35,000. william jeffries says he does it all to make people smile. >> if you want too see any of the homes we feature this december, just go to wusa9.com in the search bar at the top of the home page, just search morning lights. >>> the time is 6:19. coming up next, the wizards get ready to tip off their season tonight. >> first, let's get another check on the question of the morning. according to a "usa today" poll, americans eat 100 pounds of each of these every second. is it chocolate, salt or cheese? >> i think it would be our selection. this past weekend. >> i know. our facebook friends are not taking the day off. ing red says it has to be b, salt. we eat more chocolate and cheese than that, especially with me around. >> i wrote a list of the cheeses i ate. we were comparing notes. gouda, brie, jalapeno, cheddar. >> keep your guesses coming. we'll have the answer coming up at 6:49. we'll be right back.

i hadn't even heard of brunei. >> tell me about this prince jeffri.r something. he spent more than $14 billion, more than anybody in the world. this guy's kind of a crazy guy. >> he's crazy, and decadent. and you know, at that time, it was attractive to me, his confidence and his charisma and his recklessness. and of course, recklessness when you have billions and billion of dollars translates to this huge scale, wch is why i think is still is in the press and entertaining us all with his antics. >> yes, he certainly is. "vanity fair" profiles, court cases, all kind of insanity. let me ask you about your other book "pretty", which is not a memoir. >> it's not. >> but you just waved your arm and everyone can see your tattoos. it's about a woman who described like you. she had a lot of tribulations in her life, at least the character in the book, struggled with alcoholism, drugs, things like that. is that reflective of you? >> yes. you know, many, many of the details in "pretty" are culled from my life. certainly the substance abuse problems. i wrote th

i hadn't even heard of brunei. >> tell me about this prince jeffri.rough $50 million a week or something. he spent more than $14 billion, more than anybody in the world. this guy's kind of a crazy guy. >> he's crazy, and decadent. and you know, at that time, it was attractive to me, his confidence and his charisma and his recklessness. and of course, recklessness when you have billions and billion of dollars translates to this huge scale, which is why i think is still is in the press and entertaining us all with his antics. >> yes, he certainly is. "vanity fair" profiles, court cases, all kind of insanity. let me ask you about your other book "pretty", which is not a memoir. >> it's not. >> but you just waved your arm and everyone can see your tattoos. it's about a woman who described like you. she had a lot of tribulations in her life, at least the character in the book, struggled with alcoholism, drugs, things like that. is that reflective of you? >> yes. you know, many, many of the details in "pretty" are culled from my life. certainly the substanc

jared jeffries, his shot is blocked by chris wilcox. the former tepphe terp gives it right back.econd quarter, rondo from kentucky drives, behind the back pass to brandon bass. two-handed dunk. nifty pass here from rondo. the point guard had 13 assists and a 31 points. boston down 10 at the break. fourth quarter, different story. nings with the ball. carmelo anthony throws it to the tyson chandler, big-time play. later in the fourth, knicks down three. carmelo for the tie. bottom of your screen, and he buries it. game knotted at 100, but anthony not done yet. under two minutes to go, anthony with the ball again. hits the off-balance shot to go. knicks take a two-point lead. carmelo with a game-high 37 points. last chance for the celtics, kevin garnett, no good. things get feisty after. shoves bill walker, grabs his neck. the next meeting between the knicks and celtics, february 3rd in boston. the wizards open up their season tomorrow night at home against the new jersey nets. tip-off is set for 7:00 and you can see that game on comcast sports net. finally tonight, for your entert

. >> that was naomi fink, head of japan strategy at jeffries. now it's time to get your recap of the latest market figures. >>>. >> that's all this hour on business. >>> the united states and north korea agreed on talks on food aid. they have suspended the assistance for more than two years. u.s. special enjoy nor north korean human rights issues met in beijing on thursday. in return for restarting food aid, the united states reportedly called the on the country to let them monitor distribution of the supplies so they would not be diverted to north korea's military. north korea has been asking the united states to resume the aid. the u.s. side is looking for specific steps by north toward denuclearization. the steps include halting uranium enrichment and accepting inspectors from the international atomic energy agency. after the two-hour meeting, king told reporters that the two sides will continue their discussions on friday. the question now is whether the current discussions will lead to another round of direct talks between the two countries

states is starting to pay some dividends but will know more in the new year when you think about that jeffries there is this occupy. occupy the globe working it's beginning to pay off some given a lot of steam is being blown off easy but there are people getting what they want . well of course i'm not getting what they want in the immediate term. of course it's too early to tell in terms of whether or not they will get what they want i think they are beginning though to see that governments are beginning to respond more over the global discourse is beginning to change i think that's what's really most important here so whereas before we had an obligation of discourse on economic issues and those discussions were typically centered on the need for even more austerity more pain you know we're now beginning to see of course these discussions take place regarding issues such as inequality and just getting back very quickly to that issue let me let me jump in right here i want to go back to that point after a short break after that short break we'll continue our discussion on the outcomes of two th

the victim, 48-year-old jeffry patterson was found dead from blunt force trauma at a home on san miguel drive on monday, deputies initially arrested one man released wednesday and a second man was also taken into custody but he was freed without charges. >>> he was a mountain of a young man and a promising athlete at a pack 12 school but as ktvt reports his life was cut short by a medical condition. >> 19-year-old fred thompson is remembered as a big man with a big heart. >> how many people and young men do you know to bring such a large crowd together at one time? from richmond and oakland and oregon. >> at 6'4" and more than 300 pounds the graduate went to oregon state on a football scholarship but he died of a heart attack from a preexisting heart condition ten days ago. his team came to say goodbye. >> his face mask was filled with a bright smile every day and we will miss him so much. >> the memorial service had plenty of laughter, much of which was courtesy of thompson's grandmother. >> the last time i seen him, he was walking like this and i said baby, your feet hurt and he said

ambassador james jeffries. >> thank you very much.acagaweaent major, general austin, general mattis, general dempsey. honored guests, it is a profound honor to be here in baghdad and to have the opportunity to participate in this moving ceremony on this very historic occasion for both the iraqi people and the american people. no words, no ceremony can provide full tribute to the sacrifices that have brought this day to pass. i'm reminded of what president lincoln said at gettysburg about a different war at a different time as he paid tribute to the fallen in that war. his words echo through the years as we pay tribute the fallen of this war. the world will little note nor long remember what we say here but it can never forget what they did here. today, we are honored by the presence of so many distinguished guests from the iraqi and american governments. and to the distinguished members of the iraqi government and the iraqi military, thank you for your courage, for your leadership, for your friendship over these many numbers of years.

jeffries still, the following game to steal that first round. that was big, you know. shot against utah when he turns around and throws out his arm and went in. those were big. on the plus side, lebron james was big on the negative side. >> with gill i'm going back with the memories. extreme highs and extreme lows revolve around this one player with the same franchise. >> there was always a challenge. we enjoy, i enjoy the highs. i thought the lows were just a challenge, you know? the lows were just a bigger mountain you have to climb. how do you climb that mountain? straight up? go around? it's how do you do it? how do you conquer this challenge? you know, i thought we did a good job of tempering personalities and trying to get guys in the same path to go down the same road to win a championship. that's why i remember antoine being a leader and caron being a leader. they have big for us. >> from trying to figure out gilbert to coaching against gonzaga, he's gone full circle. kind of interesting he has a job now and gilbert aree nas does not. coaching the basketball le

the jeffries tell us they have over 35,000 lights outside their home. >> apparently near the driveway, there are two huge arches that are coated in christmas lights although. if you can send another one, we would love to see it. it is absolutely fantastic. even though christmas is sunday, we'll still be showing off your holiday displays next week, too. e-mail a picture or video to lights at wusa9.com. be sure to include your name and where you live. >> that week between christmas and new year's where you see a lot of families, i remember when we were children, you would go out driving out along the lakeshore and see all of the houses lit up. >> our time is 6:19. next in sports, the nationals trade for a new starting pitcher. find out who they had to give up to get him. >> let's get another check on the question of the morning. 19% of people said this was the worst gift for christmas they had ever received is. it a, socks. b, christmas ornaments or c, a homemade sweater. >> facebook friend patrice writes don't let it be a, socks because i gave that to three young interns. i like cute a

austin who was a warrior and turns out is also a pretty good diplomat as well as ambassador jim jeffriese done extraordinary work on the ground partnering with their iraqi counterparts. and i'm going to give a special shout-out to my friend and partner, joe biden, who i think ever since i came in has helped to establish high-level, strong links and dialogue between the united states and iraq through some difficult times. and i think prime minister maliki would agree that the vice president's investment in making this successful has been hugely important. >> translator: thank you very much. i believe the remaining of the question that was given was answered by his excellency, the president. the dialogues were to confirm the confidence and to move to the implementation of the framework agreement, to train our soldiers or the weapons bought from america and the need for expertise in other civil fields and the protection of their movement to iraq. we also talked about the political issues, which is a common interest for us. and we focus also about the question of armament. as the president s

we had some better than expected results from an investment bank called jeffries, which had been around factor that all in and what you get is a hungry man meal and all the components for a 337-point rally for the dow jones industrial average. the dow, by the way, is now up 4 1/2% for the year. despite all the bad news, stocks are closing in on a higher 2011. with your cnbc market wrap, i am brian sullivan. >>> welcome back to "hardball." does the state of iowa really deserve to hold the first presidential nominating contest? a lot of people have been saying lately that it doesn't, including a university of iowa professor who's lived in the state for 20 years and writes, "in a perfect world, no way would iowa ever be considered representative of america or even a small part of it. there are few minorities, no sizable cities, and the state's about to lose one of its five seats in the u.s. house because its population is shifting. still, thanks to a host of nonsensical political precedents, whoever wins the iowa caucuses in january will very likely have a 50% chance of being elected presi

austin who was a warrior and turns out is also a pretty good diplomat, as well as ambassador jim jeffrirk with our iraqi counterparts. i want to give a special shout out to my friend and partner joe biden who i think ever since i came in has helped to establish high level, strong links and dialogue between the united states and iraq through some difficult times. and i think prime minister maliki would agree that the vice president's investment in making this successful has been hugely important. >> translator: thank you very much. i believe the remaining of the question that was given was answered by his excellency, the president. i have also isolated the beginning, the dialogues that were to confirm the confidence, and to move to the implementation of this framework agreement and train our soldiers of the weapons that were bought from america and the need for expertise in other civil fields and the protection and protection of the movement in iraq. we talked about the political issues that is a common interest for us and we spoke also about the question of armament. as the president sa

jeffries was a man wrongly accused of the murder in brussels, or maligned by the press. had to use the cfa to get justice, sorrow of pain, same thing. without cfa, those people have no justice. and this whole campaign to restrict use of cfa has been very heavily pushed by the tabloid press. and the government in its infinite obedience of the tabloid press has simply said yes, fine. >> okay, thank you. clear on that point, mr. grant. the next point that exposÉ carry a public interest defense, i think we party major position clear, clear on that. but please say whatever you wish to say in addition. >> i did say that there is certainly cases where there is a public interest defense, politician, campaign on family value platform. in his obligations, and he's been, you know, having extramarital affair or whatever, i addressed that with a nun, sleep with prostitutes do we need to know about it because he is a hypocrite. but i think that the vast majority of these exposÉs peoples sex lives are not in the public interest and that the public interest defense offered by tabloid ne

rachel jeffries. patricia cline. [speaking names] lancaster. >> karen hunt. ronald lariviere. wendy lincoln. lloyd ludlow. william macalester. william mack. [speaking names] noel martin. >> beth johnson. daniel mccarthy. robert maccaulem. bernard mclaughlin. john morell. joseph miller. jewel mitchhell. [speaking names] gerald dane murphy. -- geraldine were free. -- geraldine brian cohen. gwyneth a win. -- owen. laura owens. robert owens. sarah rebecca owens. peter per se. -- pierce. james andrew campbell pit. >> julianne francis kelly. david plaque. walter leonard porter. pamela lynn posen. william pugh. [speaking names] any tallinn reeves. reeves.ta lynn suzanne roller. saul rosen. alexander lowenstein. andrea victoria resenthal. daniel peter rosenthal. david rubin. elise jean sarasini. scott saunders. theresa elisabeth james saunders. robert thomas slagedern. thomas britain scholz. sally elisabeth scott. amy elizabeth shapiro. [speaking names] martin bernard christophersen sen. -- christopher simpson. richard manetti. cynthia smith. ingrid smith. james smith. mary smith. joh

i think jeffry hollander came up with some -- there is a lot of different ideas for how corporationshould be paid at. i want -- should behave. in terms of the perpetuity issue, i believe we should go back to the original construct a corporations, which is that they were only granted charters by the states in order to serve as the public interest. if a state believed that a corporation with no longer serving the public interest, they could revoke that charter. i do not think we should have corporations in perpetuity. >> at ben and jerry's, it is about the system that we created repeat, board and a very stated mission. there is also the bigger view, the benefit corporation movement. the benefit corporation movement will allow all companies to sign up to assess. -- assist. it is transfer -- transparent for everyone to see. it is a socially responsible way to do business. >> [unintelligible] >> the short answer is yes. [laughter] to be frank, we work with a large group of companies pretty much on an ongoing basis. when we put our statement out and i look around, there was not a big crowd

jeffries and people like that did in 1968. so i just want to let you know how glad and how proud i am of what you did and how you hold the doors for people like us. and you set it for us and i dedicated my life to giving back the young people because i know they go up and shoulders like yours. so i just want to say thank you. >> thank you very much. i never did that. it's in my heart forever. yes, sir. >> what's your first name? >> carlos. >> that's the best name. [laughter] >> in 1968 -- [inaudible] >> you started at the 50-yard line. >> i'm going to ask this question. i was 16 years old at this time. [inaudible] why they didn't allow you to meet with us, with the leadership of the student body for mexico? what was the reason? >> i'm going to tell you about that. it's great that you asked that question because it's very important question. first of all, got blocked us from coming to see you. it wasn't that they did not come because we was ready to come, but god blocked it. and we, for 30 years, before the government to releas

rachel jeffries. kathleen mary german. mary lincoln johnson. kennedy powered johnson.jay joseph king m. patricia and kline. gregory kaczkline. gregory kaczmarski. manas christopher. mary bao lan caster. >> caryn leigh hunt. bonnard hobart barbier. robert milton what burke. william chase labor. wendy and lincoln. void david wadlow. maria teresa murky. william john mcallister. while a bit to billy of the cloverleaf. william edward mack. james bruce maguire e. douglas eugene malakhov. wendy forsyth malakhov. elizabeth lillian merrick. what was anthony marengo. no well george martin. diane marie maslowski. >> fna johnson. daniel amit mccarthy. robert eugene mccollum. charles dennis mckie. bernard joseph mclaughlin. jane susan melber. john marrow. joseph kenneth miller. jewel courtney mitchell. jane and morgan. eva anderberg morrison. how ago rachel mosley. ingrid elizabeth swinson mulroy. john mulroy. sean kevin mulroy. mary geraldine murphy. jane adkins murphy. >> christopher andrew johns. karen elizabeth men. daniel amit o'connor. mary denny o'neil. briny elyse outland.

jeffries was a man wrongly accused of the murder in brussels, or maligned by the press.use the cfa to get justice, sorrow of pain, same thing. without cfa, those people have no justice. and this whole campaign to restrict use of cfa has been very heavily pushed by the tabloid press. and the government in its infinite obedience of the tabloid press has simply said yes, fine. >> okay, thank you. clear on that point, mr. grant. the next point that exposÉ carry a public interest defense, i think we party major position clear, clear on that. but please say whatever you wish to say in addition. >> i did say that there is certainly cases where there is a public interest defense, politician, campaign on family value platform. in his obligations, and he's been, you know, having extramarital affair or whatever, i addressed that with a nun, sleep with prostitutes do we need to know about it because he is a hypocrite. but i think that the vast majority of these exposÉs peoples sex lives are not in the public interest and that the public interest defense offered by tabloid newspapers

a warrior and turns out is also a pretty good department mate fpblgts as well as ambassador jim jeffries. both have done extraordinary work on the ground, partnering with their iraqi counterparts. and i am going to give a special shout-out to my friend and partner, joe biden, who i think ever since i came in, has helped to establish high-level strong links and dialogue between the united states and iraq through some difficult times. and i think prime minister maliki would agree that the vice president's investment in making this successful has been hugely important. >> thank you very much. the question that was given was answered by his excellency the president. there were the dialogues to confirm the confidence and to move into the implementation of the framework of the agreement, to provide the companies and to train the soldiers and the weapons that were bought from america, and the expertise needed in other civil fields. we talked also about the political issues which is a common interest for us, and we spoke also about the question of armament. as the president said, iraq has bought

austin, who was a warrior and it turns out is a pretty good diplomat, as well as ambassador jim jeffries. both of them have an extraordinary work on the ground with their iraqi counterparts. i will give a special shout-out to my friend and partner joe biden, who, ever since i came in, has held to establish high level links and dialogue between the united states and iraq through difficult times. i think prime minister maliki would agree that the vice president's investment in making this successful has been hugely important. >> it may be the question that was given -- also, at the beginning, the dialogues to confirm the confidence, and to move to the implementation of this framework agreement and to train our soldiers on the weapons we bought from america, and with the need for expertise and other civil figures and the protection and protection of the movement of iraq. we also talked about the political issues, which is a common interest for us, and we spoke also about the question of arm movement's. the resident says that iraq has bought some weapons and is applying for by other weapons