al: again, a very slow snap. and manning gets hit. a flag is thrown. intended for nicks. ware that time on the blitz. here's green again. >> referee: holding, defense, number 25, five-yard penalty, automatic first down. >> al: frank walker the cornerback. >> cris: he tried to get inside here. they had him double coveraged. and that leads to holding. i tell you, there is eli with his left hand. he has made a few good throws with that left hand before. >> al: blocked in. manning throws. caught at the 1 yard line goes ballard. now for the dallas cowboys, you almost have to call the time-out now. soip >> al: absolutely. you have to leave yourself some opportunity on the backside of this. first and goal. the giants are going to let that clock wind down. >> referee: time-out, dallas. soip >> al: and they do take it. a couple extra seconds. they're forced into it. there is ballard. finally chasing down at the 1 yard line. >> cris: plenty of time. because of all the injuries back there, number 40 ends in up the key coverage position. for rob ryan's defense, this is a train wreck. eli manning is doing the impo

al: again, a very slow snap. and manning gets hit. a flag is thrown. intended for nicks. ware that time on the blitz. here's green again. >> referee: holding, defense, number 25, five-yard penalty, automatic first down. >> al: frank walker the cornerback. >> cris: he tried to get inside here. they had him double coveraged. and that leads to holding. i tell you, there is eli with his left hand. he has made a few good throws with that left hand before. >> al: blocked in. manning throws. caught at the 1 yard line goes ballard. now for the dallas cowboys, you almost have to call the time-out now. soip >> al: absolutely. you have to leave yourself some opportunity on the backside of this. first and goal. the giants are going to let that clock wind down. >> referee: time-out, dallas. soip >> al: and they do take it. a couple extra seconds. they're forced into it. there is ballard. finally chasing down at the 1 yard line. >> cris: plenty of time. because of all the injuries back there, number 40 ends in up the key coverage position. for rob ryan's defense, this is a train wreck. eli manning is doing the impo

al: third double play and three. that will make it fourth down. >> cris: that's called a got a leg and if you throw it, you're fired play. >> burn a time-out. >> al: and chicago takes that time-out. >> matt ryan and atlanta have the division crown in sight. falcons and saints tomorrow at 8:30. the fantasy season is not over. that's the atrium, part of the renovation at lambeau field. rented out for weddings and parties, all kinds of stuff there. >> meanwhile, back to punt. takes a shot at that block. >> nobody is back there. 4:30 to go in the fourth quarter. rodgers over the last three seasons. this season is just over the moon for him tonight. punctuation mark with five touchdowns, no picks, 21 of 29 for 283. >> cris: peyton manning has the all-time q.b. rating number, about 121-point-something. and right now if the season ends today, aaron rodgers would break that record. >> al: so mab he won't play next week. >> cris: maybe not. >> referee: offense, ten-yard penalty. first down. >> al: j'marcus webb. >> cris: of course, tonight assures the green bay packers, somebody is going to stop them from going back to the super bowl and defend their titl

roethlisberger kicks three times. ales smith, you just got to call it masterful now. no turnovers for smith. and the 49ers' defense was in control. alden smith, one of his 2.5 sacks, the looker and the '9ers wen. >> you want to play winning defense as a unit. and our defense, when they can get turnovers for us, stops three and outs, all that is -- rates really way up there in terms of winning defense. >> 49ers will get to work on their game tomorrow. coming up saturday at seattle. raider it is will be going to work as well trying to find some answers after three straight losses. >>> associated prsz has spoken. -- press has spoke n. no shock for its female athlete of the year. abbey wombback. the forward got 65 first place votes, way ahead of her soccer teammate hope solo who had 38. the first individual soccer player to win one of the ap's annual athlete awards. she is the 2011 player of the year. >>> this holiday season, chanukah started at sundown tonight. take a look the these shots. these are some wild trick shots at an event called can hahoops. you saw -- chanuka

time al here in our own today we're talking about traveling to mars since the very beginning of space exploration era humans never stop dreaming of going to other planets and the twentieth century you've got that in space flight and later the apollo moon missions were the first steps on this one and now it's time to go to mars and though a real man who mission is only being planned yet there are men on earth who've already tried it out thanks to russian took knowledge how does it feel to fly a hundred million miles back and forth we're asking alexander small yes and to be left to spend a year in a hall and it costs a capsule as part of russian experiment simulating a flight to mars. scientists estimate a manned mission to mars may cost from fifty to five hundred billion dollars such a huge prize and the daunting definite logical challenge means the cherished dream is decades away yeah the world's main space agency is cannot help but prepare for the future interplanetary flight and one of the biggest steps towards it is the russian water supply a hundred project. it featured six intern

it's our interview show spotlight and at this time al going off talks to the i.m.f. head here in russia. how to support the ruble in the midst of a global economic. hello again to welcome to the spotlight the interview show on our. very my guest in the studio is. as euro zone as currency instability and market meltdown it's a many economists say the second wave of recession is just a matter of time in russia a fierce debate between the central bank and the damage it was caused by their different views on how to support the ruble under the circumstances so what should we be prepared for and what's to view from the outside we're asking the head of the i.m.f. in russia mr hard headed back. in the crisis stricken economies return to growth or two years ago most of them are still weak and vulnerable the major indicators of the konami health are worse now than they were before the start of the financial crisis in two thousand and seven economists warn that entering the second recession at this stage would be much more painful to see the new wave is most likely to hit the u

or untie thanks so much indeed for bringing us to something time al gore recording from central moscow. well new year is just ten days away and we're are starting our own town down with special reports on events that shaped twenty eleven and we're looking back at major stories through the eyes of our team correspondents who witnessed them and we start with an area that saw a fair share of both breakthroughs and failures space projects consistently made it into the headlines but there was much more that didn't speed it all over now reveals. one of the biggest landmarks the resort this year was the fiftieth anniversary of your first spaceflight just before one of the nasa astronauts went up there i was having to chat with him about what it actually meant to have that first flight by you current fifty years ago and he was saying really it changed us as a species we stopped being limited to our own planet we were able to go out and explore further of course a few years after guarin first month set foot on the moon. of mars five hundred project which came to an end this year was really some

not clear what he is doing in his spare time. al was counsel of the democratic leadership council. he is now the principal of the company. frank was the media consultant for president clinton's 1992 campaign and escaped d.c. for the other washington in seattle. vernon jordan, former president and chief executive officer of the national urban league, chair of the transitional team and senior counsel and author of a memoir that i had the privilege to explore with them in all places, public television in kentucky. and we have the hometown favorite, lotey, the former mayor of little rock and former vice chair of the democratic national committee. welcome all. [applause] al, let me begin with you because one strand of the story does start with the d.l.c. democrats had hit a low and how the party might revive. some thought it would be possible to resurrect the new deal coalition. there was a competing camp that offered economic issues and trade but liberal positions on foreign policy and social issues and new democratic effort centered on the d.l.c. how did that differ from the other com

al smith. this is our sixth week. he is the four time governor of new york. 1928, the presidential candidate for the democrats. now, throughout these two hours we will be talking about al smith, we will return to the 1928 election as often as our callers want to. but we want to learn a little bit about where al smith came from. here is a little bit of al smith talking about how he was raised. >> i was born in a little house under the brooklyn bridge. the bridge was erected when i was a small boy. my father was at the opening ceremony. what he came home, he said, "i have just witnessed a great spectacle. at the same time, it was a very bitter disappointment." what did he mean? here is the story as he told it to me. he said, "son, this bridge has kept thousands of men working for years. the steel cables, the concrete, the wiring, the machinery, it costs millions of dollars. today was the opening. bands were playing. flags were waving. they cut the tape, and finally it happened." "what happened?" "they found all you could do was go to brook

year old who recently joined loss' reminisces day and a minor wrist injury off to crushing his time of ale at a pro celebrity race in austria however the finishers were tending to formula one after two years in the world rally championship later said on twitter that there's nothing to worry about the made event was won by the events of the just sixteen ahead of defending champions unique out for racing to a bust as the two thousand and seven f one world champion says the main goal was to have some fun. but maybe said first time for me here just a bit fun but i don't want to enjoy it. but it's very died so i didn't bother. to have a fun just a minute. and that's all the sports more in just under two hours place join me again. twenty years ago in the largest country in. what had been. began a journey. where did it take them. down the official anti obligation to go on one pod touch from the dumpster. life on the gun. video on demand. mind would come to. an r.s.s. feed now in the palm of your. question on the dot com.

the four time al star is not guilty of any wrong doing. >>> we have the top individual award. >> theof the heisman trophy is robert griffin. he is the quarterback for the baylor university. he finished runner up. and he graciously said that he deserved it and it is hard to be upset. >>> now, time is 8:21. it is one week since the strong wind caused massive power outages and now the state is doing something to help the people effected. >> low, midlevel clouds. coming up in five minutes. >> whether they bring us any rain. [ female announcer ] what would you call an ordinary breakfast pastry that's been wrapped in a flaky crust stuffed with a gooey center toasted up all golden brown then given a delicious design? a toaster strudel. pillsbury toaster strudel. so delicious...so fun. pillsbury holiday star cookies start with pillsbury cookie dough easy. then add my own favorite frosting and sprinkles. just three ingredients to sweet memories. holiday ideas made easy. hey, jessica, jerry neumann with a policy question. jerry, how are you doing? fine, i just got a little fender bender. oh, j

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capital on friday when twin car bombings killed forty four people in damascus the suicide of times during the al qaida of the opposition says they were staged by the government to justify its crackdown anti regime protesters the arab league has started its mission to put a peace plan into action in syria writings on the growing western and arab league pressure but it's the people who are feeling the pain center for three ports from a damascus. it's been nearly ten months since syria's uprising began the capital of damascus has remained largely sheltered from the conflict. in the bustling side and so it seems like it's business as usual as one says since in the winds of change have begun to float a little stronger the arab league sometimes tough economic sanctions the effects of which have you felt even here in a poor area of damascus interest in her family struggling to make ends meet the new year has learning difficulties fava beans for a living he barely makes one hundred fifty syrian pounds a day and three dollars to support him and his wife. now the fuel for his vending cart has become harde

obama administration designated surri and five other members of al-qaeda who operate in iran as targets of u.s. sanctions. that was the first time u.s. government had highlighted this alleged agreement between iran and al-qaeda. even though surri is said to have been operating in iran since 2005. bret? >> bret: jennifer, thank you. >>> there is now a inuringle in the 9-month-old political uprising in syria. sophisticated attack today on government buildings is not blamed on the pro-democracy protesters who oppose president bashar assad's regime. correspondent leland vittert has the details. >> reporter: today's twin car bombs reduce intelligence agency to rubble. debris littered the street of upscale damascus neighborhood while rescue workers cleared dozens of bodies. they reported dozens killed in the al-qaeda where the government blamed al-qaeda. blast came in hours of the arrival of the arab league observers sent to monitor the government promise to stop the brutal military crackdown on pro-democracy protesters. since march, nearly 5,000 people have reportedly been killed. many in alleged government massacres. syrian army def

al dinero de la mafia mexicana. los tiene los detalles sobre este nuevo escándalo. >>reportero: según el new york timesiento de supuesta aprobación de otras dependencias del gobierno de washington. >> el caso siempre empieza con un buen informante. >>reportero: aunque la noticia puede sorprender a muchos el dice que es común que las autoridades trabajen con criminales para seguir la pista. >> seguimos el dinero hasta dónde están ellos, en sus cuentas, confiscamos sus bienes, le quitamos dinero, confiscamos sus tropas y así arrestamos a los capos y todos sus tenientes. >>reportero: el es autoridad en el tema, escribió el libro bailando con el diablo en el que narra cómo él personalmente lavó dinero para el cártel de medellín en colombia en los años 80. >> mandaba dinero aquí y lo recogimos, lo pusimos en una cuenta y a veces compramos propiedades para ellos y limpiemos el dinero con sistema de comprar casas, aviones, bienes. >>reportero: sin embargo este tipo de estrategias tienen grandes críticos y afirma que podría violar la soberanía mexicana y promover actos ilícitos, otros todavía afirman que el fi

when we return, seven-time grammy winner al jarreau feels the spirit of christmas with a yuletide stroll ♪ is the bluebird ♪ here, here to stay ♪ is a new bird ♪ sings a love song ♪ as we go along ♪ we're walkin' in a winter wonderland ♪ ♪ and what a wonderland ♪ i been walkin', be walkin' ♪ ♪ and what a wonderland ♪ winter wonderland ♪ walkin' in a... ♪ in a winter ♪ in the meadow, we can build a snowman ♪ ♪ and pretend that he is parson brown ♪ ♪ he'll say, are you married? ♪ ♪ we'll say, no, man ♪ but you can do the job while you're in town ♪ ♪ later on ♪ we'll conspire ♪ as we dream ♪ by the fire ♪ to face unafraid ♪ the plans that we made ♪ walkin' in a winter ♪ walkin' ♪ holdin' hands ♪ walkin' ♪ winter wonderland ♪ you gonna be walkin' ♪ in a winter wonderland, a wonderland, yeah ♪ ♪ ain't it grand? ♪ yeah ♪ we're walkin' ♪ in a winter wonderland ♪ hold my hand, that's right ♪ ♪ winter wonderland ♪ and we're walkin', walkin', we're walkin' ♪ ♪ in the meadow we can build a snowman ♪ ♪ and pretend that he's a circus clown ♪ ♪ we'll have lots of fun with mr. snowman ♪ ♪ till the othe

information on that he is the number-three guy in al qaeda and if he doesn't admit he's the number tee guy in alaeda we's not coorating. well, our position at the time that he's not even an al qaeda member, so how can he be the number three in al qaeda? he associated himself with al qaeda but he's not an al qaeda member. and unfortunately we felt that the people on the ground, the people in the field doesn't have much control over the situation and a lot of it has been dictated by back home. and this continued to escalate until we reached a point that i felt we could not participate in this anymore. and... >> rose: what they began to do was, one, take all the clothes away so they knew... so they began to use sleep deprivation and then noise, those three things. >> yup. >> rose: and in some point the argument is that you began to get more and more. but then the theory comes in that at so point you've done everything you have and that would be waterboarding and then you have nowhere else to go. >> well, this is the issue. i mean, when i was there i said why are we going to go on this path? because this path is going to take us to nowhere. we are towar

savannah has been here while ann was taking some holiday time off. al is off as well. meanwhile, coming up, a bit of a change in the iowa gop presidential race. we have just five days to go until the primary. new polling showing that newt gingrich the former front-runner has now fallen to fourth place behind that man right there in third place now the former senator rick santorum. so what's causing the shakeup? we'll talk to rick santorum and have the latest from the campaign trail coming up. >> pretty exciting race right now. >>> also ahead have you already eaten and drank too much over the holidays? guess what? there's still one more night to get through. we'll help you enjoy your new year's without overdoing it and start 2012 off on the right foot. >> also ahead the question, what were the biggest celebrity moments of 2011? the ups and the downs? we'll take a look back at some of those. but before we do all that, let's go inside to natalie's office. tamron hall is at the news desk. >> hey, matt and savannah. good morning, everyone. it's a wild ride on the january 3r

in this just released video osama bin laden bin's long time deputy claims al-qaeda has custody of dr. weinstein and will bargain for his release. >> it's terrible for anyone to be used like that. reporter: ed wagner is the weinstein's next-door neighbor and long time friend. >> i'm glad that we know something, that he's alive. we didn't know anything. i know his wife has got to be glad he's still alive because she hasn't heard anything. reporter: we briefly spoke to mrs. weinstein, but she didn't want to talk about her hess' case. in the video it's claimed al- qaeda -- in her husband's case. in the video it's claimed al- qaeda will release dr. weinstein as soon as libya stops bombing pakistan and afghanistan. >> it's an expensive claim. there's also yemen and somalia and close guantanamo bay, release all al-qaeda prisoners and all members of bin laden's family. it's a series of demands that can't possibly be met. reporter: so what's this about? >> to me the indication is that they're planning to kill weinstein. reporter: he said it could be an effort by al-qaeda to try to hurt preside

she had 126 times. al qaeda 36 times, sharia two times. and the most report lessons from 2010 use these terms zero times. i have said many times in committee hearings, mr. chairman, we have to identify the enemy is forever going to defeat the enemy. i think that's important. during the cold war they conducted diplomacy on the basis of complete ignorance of the soviet definition of the peaceful coexistence. unlike the conventional american understanding, we may dislike each other, but we will live and let live. soviet literature and political lexicons to find it rather is a form of struggle against capitalist oral forms of struggle are permissible except all-out war. i think we've got to identify the enemy. we have to be willing to discuss the true threat to this nation and discuss it in terms that are realistic. and so according to spread awareness and reporting program refuses to identify and discuss violent islamic extremism. so the question for you, mr. stuteville, were major natal have fun who killed 15 wounded 33, were they motivated

al. it is true story. a long time ago, back in 2003 -- 2004, it was the assistant for the near gavin newsom, and i volunteered to become deputized to officially over same-sex marriages. it was not only until -- and i presided over al's union and the mayor's office. it was not until 2009 when i was running that i sat down and met with many of the women of the filipino women's network. i was invited to come, and i think we wait -- we went to -- [unintelligible] not in district 10, but i plug it anyway. [laughter] it is in district 6, but it is read on the border. close enough. absolutely. i was able to bless the union, and i am so happy that you guys are still growing together and strong and in love. [applause] it is an incredible honor to be here amongst so many women, so many beautiful leaders. mayormerilee, i just want to say thank you. she has been my sister for years. before we knew each other, she worked on the merits network. we need to get more women on boards and commissions, as well as elected leaders. because

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dad the owner of these keep up shop in tripoli still undecided what's the most fitting time for syria's bashar alassad the sadness that is the claim it's the biggest game in the village not the city. not the city of. you kids the kids a lot of the people in the city. out of philly arab brothers the. the owners of the shop have even put on display the syrian rebels tricolor but they're very firm on where the revolutionary support should be and we don't want syria and its soldiers we have a and our people such as syria these are just like only the subject we have only we have enough but i think yeah we want to leave. in less than three months libyan rebels have gone from being celebrated as liberators to being called occupiers shipley residents rally almost every week calling on the armed militia to leave and for some of the young man who's on the channeling enemy willing to part with their rifles syria seems like the next logical destination. i don't know what we're all ready to join the syrian revolution and with the help of allah we will make sure that what happened in libya repeat itself in syr

the owner of the ski shop in tripoli still undecided what's the most fitting time for syria's bashar al assad to show us that is a commitment to begin giving the envelope the studio. mothered syria. yeah you can make it a lot of people here. out of solidarity with their arab brothers the owners of the shop have even put on display the syrian rebels tricolor but they're very firm on where the revolutionary support should be and we don't want syria and its soldiers we have. and our people subject syria these are just lying on the face of it we have only we have enough but i think we want to leave. in less than three months libyan rebels have gone from being celebrated as liberators to being called occupiers tripoli residents rally almost every week calling on the armed militia to leave and for some of these young man who looked on adrenaline and willing to part with their rifles syria seems like the next logical destination. we're all ready to join the syrian revolution and with the help of allah we will make sure that what happened in libya will repeat itself in syria a libyan mother wit

there are 36 times al qaeda is referenced in the 9/11 commission report, but in the f.b.i. counterterrorism lexicon, zero. national intelligence strategy, one time. shari'ah law was referenced twice in the 9/11 commission report. it's not even mentioned. how can we win a war declared by others upon us unless we can recognize our enemy? and this administration has done everything -- not everything -- but so much that it can to blind us so we can't see our enemy and there's nothing more vivid than to see the complete eradication of the terminology that would allow our people to recognize their enemy. there's not even a reference to hamas. hamas is a terrorist organization. we've recognized them as a terrorist organization. they're responsible for killing innocent people, and yet in the new lexicon we're not even telling people who are being trained to defend us about hamas. how are we expecting to win a war like that? not one of our making, not one we want but one declared on us unless we're willing to recognize those who are at war with us and recognize their motivation. thes

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. >>> 6:40 is the time right now. al qaeda is holding a 70-year- old american hostage. what al qaeda wants in exchange for the u.s. to let him go. >>> we are live in san francisco where this cal osha report may cost the fire department thousands of dollars. we will tell you what investigators say went wrong during a house fire that killed two firefighters. >>> westbound bay bridge that traffic is busy because of an earlier crash on the deck. we'll tell you more about what is going on now. >>> welcome back now. here's a quick look at the top stories we are following for you right now. there was a brief scuffle among occupy san francisco protestors just a little while ago. that followed last nights chaotic scene. riot police briefly took down the barricades surrounding that camp. police say they were only trying to contain an increasingly hazardous situation. >>> the high winds still causing damage around the bay area this morning. there are more than 1,000 customers with no power right now. most of them are in the south bay and the east bay. pg&e says they are hoping to

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time a tease of signing sensitive army data but his supporters rallied behind a single down still. staying in the american courts iran and its supreme leader have been judged to have given support for al qaida is not out of time the details just ahead. at least ten people have been killed and hundreds injured in a fresh violence in egypt since friday the protesters want a faster transfer of power from the military to civilian authorities even though elections are under way veteran middle east expert terry says the army is provoking anger to blame the demonstrators for violence. it's an old tradition in their country to deny it all we are all watching it the whole of egypt is watching it there was one young woman in particular whose blouse had been dragged off you could see her. in a prize being dragged by police and there are other images coming out of egypt of soldiers you're an aging from the roof top of the parliament building on to demonstrators below and this really takes one back to the colonial period in arab history and the history of that region when they were occupied by the british empire that is what they were told to do and the fact that the military is now turning on its

al sharpton was being considered for the job at msnbc. "the new york times" ran a number of major stories about the role al sharpton had as one of those civil rights leaders, the role that he and others played, the naacp and other organizations, the approval to purchase nbc. you said back in the day, black folk did not use to do that. they used to complain. now, they're finding out a way to go after these civil-rights leaders, go after these organizations, and i am not going to say buy them off, but figure out to get their approval, so they can get approval for these mergers. this becomes a front-page story. he is going to work for the company potentially that he signed off on or supported publicly being able to purchase, msnbc. that became a national story. i come back to this because it was in the news prior to that and i am sure will be again in the future, but what has happened that has allowed a black and brown, all kinds of organizations -- i am not demonizing just black folk or black organizations -- but what has happened that allows them whose commun