more broadly on the situation seery, it is a story not being covered as much as usual compared to the events on the ground. when they go to this piece in "the washington post," each is saying that even if bashar al- assad is ousted, we will face a second syrian war. that is an affiliate of al qaeda called the islamic state of iraq and syria. the washington peace, the

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. >> reporter: he began humbly, as usual for him. good morning and merry christmas. but pope francis on his first day of christmas as head of the catholic church quickly got down to his real message, an emotional appeal against war and violence. in syria, iraq, the congo, south sudan, everywhere, but he soon departed from his prepared text calling on believers of all religions to unite against war. the most vulnerable he said are battered women, children, the sick. and his lesson of love echoed beyond his 1.2 billion followers, like this jewish family from maine. >> going forward we can do great things together. >> reporter: the contrast between pope francis and his predecessor is clear. pope benedict last year in ermine fur. pope francis today, as simple as it gets. >> he's awesome. >> reporter: and christmas eve said it all. overturning tradition, francis placed the statue of baby jesus in the manger, a moment of humility. pope francis stressed that when jesus was born, he was homeless. and to help the poor and homeless is the pope's key message. we see how that pla

in the meantime today, the crew was pretty much back to business as usual. >>> was as we approach the one-year mark on saturday of the tragedy at sandy hook elementary in newtown, connecticut, there is a plea from this country's psychologists. they say the gun issue is not just a political issue that protecting our children from gun violence including in their own homes is a matter instead of public health. so we get the story tonight from our chief medical editor dr. nancy snyderman. >> reporter: it was nearly two years ago when, like so many other times, ashlynn dropped her son noah off at his friend's house to spend the night. >> about 1:15 in the morning we got a phone call. >> reporter: what went through your gut when you pulled up and saw all that activity outside that house? >> immediately i went into shock. even before i talked to a cop. like there's no way this is real. they made a mistake. >> reporter: but it wasn't a mistake. ash lin's 13-year-old son had been accidentally shot by his friend who in a moment of horseplay didn't know the gun was loaded. who do you hold accoun

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it is back to business as usual. and it seems that right now any of the protests, the bickering, angry talk, that's limited to the diplomatic and political levels. >> thank you. appreciate it. here's more of what we're working on for "around the world." a verdict now in the case of two men accused of using a meat cleaver to hack to death a british soldier on the streets of done lon. >>> the rurssian president saida lot of things about different topics including his country's anti-gay laws, leak business snowden and spoke about president obama. people don't have to think about where their electricity comes from. they flip the switch-- and the light comes on. it's our job to make sure that it does. using natural gas this power plant can produce enough energy for about 600,000 homes. generating electricity that's cleaner and reliable, with fewer emissions-- it matters. ♪ and our giant idaho potato truck is still missing. so my dog and i we're going to go find it. it's out there somewhere spreading the good word about id

and terms of the scene on the ground, it is business as usual. traffic is moving better than it .ould on a normal weekday stay home and avoid the gridlock altogether. the question is what happens later today. the protesters say it is not enough that yingluck has decided to dissolve parliament and call elections. they want her to go. they want their own interim government to be installed. we will watch this story. >> we're getting these images coming from the government house where protesters are gathering. do we have any idea what will happen over the course of the rest of the day? >> it really is the unknown at this stage. protesters are contending on their way to the government house. the government has put back those barriers that they to go in last week to try to defuse some tension. restraint is the word here. yingluck says she does not want to see violence used against the protesters. that would not be ideal for anyone involved. we have a fresh memory of a few years ago of the deadly anti- government protest happened right here in the cente

in reaction to china's really astonished and defense identification zone japan's prime minister as usual thing and its counterparts from the pan out to him and the scale the summit in tokyo the benchmark for the eyes of relations between japan and the regional bloc of ammo supply into providing nearly twenty billion dollars loan from a well defined yes that's his house down to long term economic committee in two thousand fifteen. they'll schools than any of them to unilaterally change this to the school hall to restrict the older i become small aviation based on the freedom of aviation as a reason for strong this out into the enclave the farm into china's recent activities in the east and south china sea all day and reminds us all to mankind at the hostel now that he issued a joint statement. this album was co chair of the summit the statement sent to japan a and have agreed to strengthen their cooperation to securely free dump all the skyline the safety of civilian flights. in accordance with the principle of international law. are you among my company. read all the time to time to head

so of course, business as usual is criticized for being business as usual.he next place we may be able to have a real good fight is the debt ceiling. >> that's the thing. they basically have four weeks to hash out, this budget deal. i mean, sort of kick the can down the road a little bit. now the 12 committees in the house, are going to hash all this stuff out. all of these conversations going on in washington, now, republicans gloating, right? about not extending, unemployment benefits. so, i don't think, you know, people are sort of patting themselves on the back for the deal. not sure that is -- >> debt ceiling thing is interesting. there was a point after the government shutdown. they placate the tea party members of the caucus. others were upset. and so consistently. republican leadership in both chambers of congress keep saying, the next fight. where we really get them. the next fight where we can really get obama care, repealed from the books. so there is always this promise. always this kicking of the can. i'm more interested in the fights that are t

as soon as that rally ended, it was business as usual. people were going into the wendy's in brooklyn to have lunch. as soon as protests ended. from the anecdotal evidence, i can tell you, melissa, looks like not many of the workers have been on strike. some people did walk off the job but from what we can tell, i haven't seen a single business that was forced to shut down. melissa: were you able to go inside and talk to anyone behind the counter or talk to workers inside or what was the climate like? >> i went inside a burger king, for example, and the only thing i could, engage conversationally with the employee was whether i wanted fries with that or not. they were working. you couldn't conduct an interview. they were acting if it was business as usual. great measure, the stores targeted for demonstration, they were affected when demonstrations took place like wendy's i mentioned. we pass ad wendy's, or excuse me mcdonald's not far from where this demonstration is taking place in lower manhattan and people were getting lunch as they wer

, and this is not business as usual.al for a procedure, and now she's being declared braindead. >>reporter: if both sides agree on a neurologist, she could be examined as early as today. but even after that they still may not accept a doctor's opinion and may want to move her to another facility. the parents want a grand jury investigation. there's been no response from the da's office yet. the march is scheduled at 10:00 a.m. everyone is being asked to wear purple, her favorite color. >>> new information about the san francisco home that collapsed one week ago. the former president of the building inspections commission owns a home in the neighborhood. today's chronicle is reporting that the homeowner saved at least $15,000 in permit fees while remodeling the aging home. a part of the house crumbled, sending debris down a hill. >>> it is the end of an era. tonight the 49ers will host atlanta falcons and play what will probably be the 49ers final game ever at candlestick park. our cameras are live panning around getting

. >> the story as usual is more complex than that. >> the dynamic business class has fundamentally challenged. he is presented as like the face of the future. he is very good at portraying himself on t.v. >> he remains powerful because he has become so rich. the political crisis in thighland is complicate. i think it's very difficult for most people to understand, let alone for the media to describe it in simple terms. it does boil down to in a lot of cases this analogy that it is the rich versus the poor and there are truths to that, but it is also about a very small group of waley people centered in bangkok, the capital city and about a small group of wealthy people who come from other areas, these two groups battling for control of the country. >> the international news agency tend to focus on that usual between the rich and poor. it is a new dynasty in itself. a lot of people said that this is not democratic, this is a dynasty establishing itself on a widespread nepotism, cronyism and a huge amount of wealth. >> global village voices on the media side of the political story in thailand. >

much of the northeast, it is business as usual. across the globe, a once-in-a- lifetime site area and the for snowfall in more than 100 years. to roussell with a foot of snow. inspiring children to act just like kids. nelson mandela is back home. hometownarrived in his in south africa today. it is ahead of his burial tomorrow. alex has more. >> it is been a week of national mourning. three days of lying in state in the government buildings on the hill. now he has gone home. this morning, a cargo plane escorted by fighter jets carry the body of the anti-apartheid leader to its final resting place. he was greeted with full military honors before driving back to his home where he grew up. 5000 people are inspected to attend tomorrow's funeral, including prince charles and reverend jesse jackson. after confusion over invitations, archbishop desmond tutu. the funeral will be followed by a small private burial marking the end of the age of nelson mandela. >> lamar alexander has fired his chief of staff after he was arrested in a child po

. >> it's business as usual. >> it's not business as usual. hilarious. today on twitter there was an article in the guardian, and the editor of the sub tab employed explains it's harder now. we have reporters -- they've gone back to knocking on doors to get stores now that we can't hack into voice money. i said, these are extreme measures. >> times are tough everywhere. >> it's not business as usual. politicians aren't going to race to be seen in the public eye embracing murdoch, david cameron wins in to 2010 but gets a coalition, becomes prime minister. the first private individual that is nonpublic official is he greets is rupert murdoch, he asks him to come and leave by the back door but he wants rupert to know he is the first one he is thinking of and you're not seeing that to the same degree. did david cameron go to murdoch's son-in-law's birthday party after hemming and howing, he aid mitted -- admit this. they're still invested in each other's social lives. but murdoch in this country hasn't had the same fallout. i think if there had been a single

or prevening future accidents like this happening or is it pretty much staying the same, business as usual>> well, as far as the airport and the equipment, it's going to stay the same as usual. but what has to happen is we have the -- korean airlines have more training. they also have the cultural problems. we solved that problem years ago. we had problems where the captain was god and they wouldn't listen to crews. now we have a training program that all-american airlines called crew resource management training where the captain must listen to the other two officers, the ko pilot or flight engineer if we have one and they are responsible for speaking up or they're be liable for an accident if it happens also. so we solved this problem, a communication problem, where we work as a team, not a captain and the rest of the ceo crew. >> thank you, captain for your time this morning and thank you for this connection as well. we actually managed to get this to work. back to you guys at the desk. >> we're going to take a look at our weather right now. taking a live look at ocean beach. a little b

more broadly on the situation seery, it is a story not being covered as much as usual compared to the events on the ground. when they go to this piece in "the washington post," each is saying that even if bashar al- assad is ousted, we will face a second syrian war. that is an affiliate of al qaeda called the islamic state of iraq and syria. the washington peace, the washington post is saying that his organization, the islamic state of iraq and syria, currently has 5000 fighters and 2000 recruits from northern syria. they are terrifying other groups in syria. the whole threat they pose is being outlined by the syrian army -- the free syrian army. qaeda at battled al over 24 locations around syria. we are still in the long haul with syria over this. >> we go to used in europe now, and you found a story in the "croatian times." folkis is about the rock legend bob dylan, who we all know and love. some of us hate him, though. "the croatian times" being lambasted, a story tout an interview he came that he gave to "rolling stone" in the united states last year. he is being taken to court in

protesters in ukraine refuse to back down as the government says it's business as usual.

throughout the morning the restaurant conducting business as usual.gued the overwhelming majority of the demonstrators taking partisan rallies are not fast food workers but really central interest groups and union members. saying the fast food worker turnout today is not the issue. >> million of people supporting them. it is not unreasonable for a lot of people in the outside. the workers themselves are fiercely in favor of it. >> you're arguing to me. >> it is a great thing. >> similar demonstration taking place including washington, d.c., where we are told federally contracted workers have walked off their jobs. the national restaurant association says only 5% of workers are earning the federal minimum wage and they argue the demands put on them by obamacare, raising the minimum wage could cost jobs according to one study nearly half a million jobs could be lost and the lobbying group says raising the minimum wage is an unreasonable demand. >> you can't just translate your need for more money onto every business and say i have three kids to feed. th

as katie marzullo explains, the stadium crews are going about preparations as usual. >> it's the last time jose alvarez will do this particular paint job. >> i'm going to miss it. i love to paint these logos. >> he's been painting the field at candlestick park for the past 22 years. >> they can see it all over the world, my work, but they don't know who it is, they don't know who does it. but now they do. >> he's been here a long time, but not as long as the niners. the team moved to candlestick in 1971. >> it's where the 49ers played, where the giants played, so we always took pride in the appearance of it. we tried to prepare the field like it was a championship game every time. >> reporter: preparations included power washing sidewalks and changing lightbulbs and checking generators, and culminated with a walk-through before the game. >> it's like another monday night game. i've been here quite a long time. we've had quite a few monday night games here but it's a little bit -- it hasn't really sunken in yet. >> on tuesday, christmas eve, they said they will clean up candlestick and

market street and jones and it was, you know, was most of the more than he was there and chipper as usual so i get to add him to the people i enjoy working with and it's champion michael redd anyone and i was very happy to learn that champion greg is now at northern station i'm expecting to be foreman a champion group to kick byte. i happen to know where the bad guys are and hanging out human resources i want to give a shout you tell to pat whose give me me the best services in the sfpd. i want to wish you all a happy new year and save holiday and i'm done with the things here >> thank you and have a happy holiday season. any further comment. apply lawrence before you begin to speak i want to bring to our attention this committee has rules one of which you are away of >> speak up you want to talk about rules. >> one you didn't obey at the last meeting please, please obey the rules of public comment and i know what the brown act is i can speak under any topic here as well as i don't harass anyone on the board so don't tell me what the rules are. >> i don't tell you what the rules are you o

. >> we can't accept what occurred there as business as usual. what can we do to make it safer. >> he highlighted legislation passed over the last year banning hallow point ammo within san francisco limits and police are give given high-tech tools to assist them in the field and he mentioned an app that can give residents about crime activity in their neighborhood. >>> nice weather taking place in the bay area with sunny days and warmer temperatures. clear skies right now and cool temperatures at night, specially as we get closer to the morning. we're looking at readings right now in the 30s, so getting cold into the north bay, not as cold as it has been. it's 40 in san jose and 61 degrees in san fran. as we get into tomorrow morning before sunrise, look for upper 20s, below freezing and cool at spots. as we go through the day tomorrow, lots of sunshine and by the afternoon, look for temperatures topping out in the low to mid-60s. we have 70s in the forecast and we'll talk about that coming up. >>> coming up later on kron 4 news, a serious accide

as katie marzullo explains, the sameium crews are going about preparations as usual. >> it's the lift time jose alvarez will do this particular paint job. >> i'm going to miss it. i love to paint these low goes. >> he's been painting the field at candlestick park for the past 22 years. >> they can see it all over the world my work but they don't know who it is, they don't know who does it. but now they do. >> he's been here a long time but not as long as the niners. the team moved to candlestick in 1971. >> it's where the 49ers played, where the giants played so we always took pride in the appearance of it. we tried to prepare the field like it was a championship game every time. >> reporter: preparations included power walk sidewalks and changing lightbulbs and checking generators and culminated with a walk through before the game. >> it's like another monday night game. i've been here quite a long time. we've had quit a few monday night games here but it's a little bit -- it hasn't really sunken in yet. >> on tuesday, christmas eve, they said they will clean up candlestick and do ch

while millions of people are already at their holiday destinations, it is business as usual for federal workers. the office of personal management says the government will remain open on this christmas eve. opm says that's been its standing policy when christmas falls on wednesday. the government has remained opened six of the last nine times this has happened since 1946. >>> and this morning, four people are in the hospital after a serious crash at joint base andrews. police say the car slammed into a poll along allentown road around midnight. take a look at the damage. we're told one. victims suffered life threatening injuries. the cause of the crash is still under investigation. >>> and a man is fighting for his life this morning after a hit and run accident on statin road southeast. according to d.c. police the driver of what might have been a gold nissan hit the man with the car and kept going. the accident happened near the parkway during rush hour. the man was air lifted to a nearby hospital. doctors say his injuries are life threatening. doctors don't have any leads on the drive

from the station as usual. close to the ship. moved down to the ice but the plane is disassembled. that's when the waves came. it started swinging all the way out. i was doing something down in my cabin. sudden i heard a huge noise out there i went to check it out it was the shore. screaming . taxed and the fuel tanks were empty water was very close within just two meters so we had that aircraft up fast and get it onto the hatch cover thank god we did it gone the other way it would have caused a lot of trouble now we'll see what the. station has in store for us. that caused all the trouble at the station may just help us here. too quickly. from here. to the. new. nothing can be left until tomorrow because at any moment conditions might change suddenly and without warning. in the northern hemisphere this kind of wind would be called a hurricane but here it's just a regular storm extreme weather like this is common place in antarctica. as soon as their work was done a huge storm rolled in with winds of up to thirty two meters per second the ship has no choice but to wait until it end

until it's over, and as katie marzullo explains, the stadium crews are going about preparations as usuall do this particular paint job. >> i'm going to miss it. i love to paint these logos. >> he's been painting the field at candlestick park for the past 22 years. >> they can see it all over the world, my work, but they don't know who it is, they don't know who does it. but now they do. >> he's been here a long time, but not as long as the niners. the team moved to candlestick in 1971. >> it's where the 49ers played, where the giants played, so we always took pride in the appearance of it. we tried to prepare the field like it was a championship game every time. >> reporter: preparations included power washing sidewalks and changing lightbulbs and checking generators, and culminating with a final white-glove walk-through before the game. >> it's like another monday night game. i've been here quite a long time. we've had quite a few monday night games here but it's a little bit -- it hasn't really sunken in yet. >> on tuesday, christmas eve, they said they will clean up candlestick and do

today it was at quite calm on my guns away on this grant independence to just behind me and as usual as to what's preventing delay so that gets them all people live streaming and that actual trend of people from kiev the middle class people who joined in the eye during the day maybe go about their daily business during the day at sea them mainly working class people he said people who dropped everything and every chance that outside the sec's even to come here and they tell me that actually find them at seventeen survival that they are without jobs without hats with a bit and that's why they have that come to kiev to think of my journey the us and other western nations helping the situation people are taking to the streets in kiev. it was sir sydney at the very sense of confidence said they received when they had sold this that supports but that the ukrainian government acts he didn't really appreciate that at all that was all to make him by prime minister aznar when he met sat at the general fund is invested outlet and that during the day he said if you want to talk about the europea

he preferred to do business as usual. seems togovernment have learned is that if you crackdown on the protest, even more people will come out. it does not look like the two sides are getting closer to after sunday and these mass protest which have been the positions havehe become more entrenched, actually. >> we had better leave it there. thank you for joining us from kiev. moving onto other news, churches in south africa have been holding a day of prayer ahead of a week of events in honor of nelson mandela. more than 50 world leaders will be in the country attending either a memorial service on tuesday or a state funeral on sunday. >> a memorial mass in so eddo at the passing of the national hero. church services are normally exuberant but here the tone is serious and somber on this day. peopleilometers away, gathered in front of his former home to pay their respects. >> it is so hard. everybody wants to be around here and say farewell to a good man. here the other hand, we're because of him. he suffered for us for years

while millions of people are already at their holiday destinations, it is business as usual for federal workers today. the offipm will be open. they said that's their standard policy for business when christmas is on a wednesday. >>> new this morning, four people are in the hospital after a serious crash at joint base andrews. police say the car slammed into a poll along allentown road. that happened around midnight. take a look at the damage. we're told one of the victims suffered live threatening injuries. the cause of the crash is still under investigation. d.c. police issued a warning around gallaudet university. a woman was robbed and sexually assaulted over the weekend. the woman was walking alone around 2:00 in the morning on saturday when the men approached her from behind with a knife and forced her into a nearby alley where they assaulted her. since the woman was attacked from behind, she wasn't able to give police a good description of her attackers. extra police patrols have been sent to that area. >>> a man is fighting for his life in the hospital this morning after a hit a

. >> for local priests, it is business as usual. their former archbishop has drawn more attention to poverty and to the work is never ending. >> according to the biblical story of christmas, the three kings are right apparently gives for the baby jesus. gold, frankincense and myrrh. frankincense is still big business today. one state produces some of the finest. have a look. >> at the five-star hotel, mohammed is responsible for repelling the bad luck. every morning and evening he places pieces of ferguson's own glowing coals. -- lace of frankincense k on glowing coals. we headed to the south of the country to find out where it comes from. hassan grew up here. his father is around 90. nobody knows his exact age. they used to live a nomadic life hurting the goats as selling the resin from the trees. they make cuts in the bark over a. of months. they harvest the resin. it reads the best frankincense. please stand by to germany but most go to korea or japan because he said they have more money. around 7000 tons of freight a sense are c

as per usual, getting pretty t( chilly. fierce wind on the way. ational weather service has issued that for the higher elevations. that goes into effect starting at midnight. that will last through 6:00 p.m. tomorrow. if youÑilp are going to be traveling, this is the final weekend before christmastime. much safer conditions as we get through a0 into the upcoming weekend. we will talk more about that coming up. first, we'll check your drive and say hello to mikexd inouye. >> heading down over the grapevine. across the ba]f to oakland, a live look and see how trafficw3 shapes up. no biglp issues as far as visibility. it is an easy drive right çónow. forxd 880 and t(580, over toware maze northbound or westbound,fb there ist( a e1drive. both moving nicely. yesterday, saw a slight slowing early on. a gradual build. above where the arrow is and patch ox a wet roadway, noté@ affecting the freeway. t, as far as the flow of youqç"uz have a lot of cars. ìáhp &hc& we never stop on the roads. >>> happening today, back atq ir negotiations will continue betwee