. >>> there will be no classes today at a san rafael elle men tear -- elementary school. alex savidge is joining us now. >> reporter: good morning. that out of control van hit laurel dale elementary school in the worst possible spot. it took out the service line here on the side of the building. that triggered a gas leak but thankfully firefighters managed to prevent what could have been a larger catastrophe they say.

jean elle has the impact in the world of education and sports. we begin with the worldwide tribute happening as we speak. as dawn broke, the celebration in south africa continues, the nation lovingly remembering the man. president obama said mandela's journey from prisoner to president, taught him the power of hope. >> we've lost one of the most influential, courageous and profoundly good human beings that any of us will share time with on this earth. >> reporter: mandela was born in south africa's black elite. but he led the movement against apartheid and was thrown in jail. tonight, south africans remember. >> our thoughts are with the millions of people across the world who embrace him as their own. >> reporter: when nelson mandela walked free after 27 years, he won the presidency, calling for racial reconciliation. and he made it work. no retribution. no trials. just forgiveness and an example to all. the world embraced nelson mandela. the u.s. congress gave him highest honors. tonight, the white house's flag is at half-staff. and this sign i

very popular i would say with all kinds of women, reerds of "elle" put her on the cover.ally people think "scandal" is a model of a new dawn in washington. why was it important to you to give her the cover? >> well, we really think kerry washington was having her moment this year. she has been sort of the wife and bride for a long time in her professional career. but she really broke out with "scandal" and, of course, in quinton tarantino's movie. the thing about kerry is, she really is -- it comes from a real place in her, not just her talent but her commitment and intelligence. what she plays on "scandal" in some ways who she is. i'm not going to say she is a political fixer, but incredibly smart and cape be. the character she is playing is so fascinate to go women because she is actually the most powerful person, even though she is in that character, playing against all kinds of men. and like the apex of power in washington, d.c. and she is the one with the power. and certainly that is something you don't see a lot on television. >> yeah. and i want to ask you the hard

jean elle is live with new details on the disagreement and jean, what happens next? >> well, jessica, it's been another emotional day here at children's hospital. it appears a judge will have to get involved in this case. the hospital and the family cannot agree on the best way to care for the teen. >> despite whatever roadblock children's going to put in the way, we're hell bent on keeping this child alive. >> reporter: he makes it clear the family is not giving up on the 13-year-old, who doctors say is brain dead after complications from surgery to remove her tonsils. the uncle said he had good news, a facility agreed to care for her. >> someone is willing to take her away from children's hospital to a facility nearby in the bay area, to treat her, give her nutrition, and to give her a fighting chance. >> reporter: the family asked the hospital today to perform surgery before she's moved so the feeding tube can be installed. they said they were waiting for an answer from the hospital. that response came during the news conference. crisis communication specialist sa

the accident is underneath 92 so its mostly effecting elle camino royal.t is a pretty serious crash underneath. i heard the police say it will be there for quite some time. all ramps to 92 between 17th and 20th will be closed for quite some time. also the morning commute is going to be foggy. fog is at the bay bridge toll plaza. it is backed up for a 15-20 minute delay. and this morning's commute is not bad. you can see how clear it is here on highway 4. its slow through the construction zone. slowing down coming into concord. but the weather is dramatic difference from the toll plaza we just showed you. speaking of the weather, let's go to steve. >>> thank you, sal. we have a beautiful sunrise over the area. for some you can't see it the fog is so thick. there are pockets around and very, very shallow. some areas are clear. and then you will hit a wall of it. coming down in advance of thed of a weak front. still its a cold front. i know alameda the bay. they are about readty to take a. i mean et will be for some. it will be a transition. we won't get much

describe to me your ideal woman in elle magazine you said i like woman who look like me generally are attracted to women who look like you because the most beautiful thing they choose your own reflection share on the never heard a bad thing like that before but isn't it true you look for women who look like you yeah you look for someone who looks like your mom someone that mom maybe but who you look like you look like your mom you said in an interview don't believe in premarital sex i don't believe in it but hell you have to practice it and i don't believe they are believe in smoke and that i still smoke your grandfather and i am a granddaddy what do you have a little girl ten month old daughter granddaughter was it like. i realize that when i had my children i thought that ok i could live forever because my kids looked like me and i saw my spirit in them but when i had my granddaughter i realize that life is eternal because i saw my grandmother and my granddaughter and i realize that they never die as you son stuart are now my daughters daughter and daughter starter and now you are y

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>>ell, professional athletes are only doing it for the team.nd that is athletes that are being very altruistic. and they are interested in making money and that seems to be a very bad thing. >> they had t highest average pay fo th50th consecutive season. an astonishing $8.1 million. actually heard someone in a radio interview say that the reason why they are so bad is because the yankees are overpaid d fat and lazy and they don't care. so those are some harsh words. what do you think? >> well, i think first of all that iis -- it's a proble with where the priorities of the american people are out. the baseball salaries and no one is saying a word. ticket prices keep going up. the ballplayers are in it for the love of the game and the money. let's face it. >> the only problem people should ave are those who are paying those wages. and highly paid sports stars are worth it. just like a good ceo, a good sport star makes multitudes for the company for which they work versus what they actually make oerwise. >> we e keeping to go up and up. and i don'

critics slammed you after you did it. .ell me more and thereoy in that is discomfort trying to negotiate that? >> it was a difficult time because as we sort of discussed, he wasn't too crazy about the fact that i was chasing the rolling stones and wearing a lot of makeup. we had differences of opinion over this. i illustrated myself as wanting to be an actress. there was a school search going on for romeo and juliet. i had been asked to come back a couple of times by the producers. my father had been offered a three picture deal. it seemed like a great idea. part of a young girl in war-torn france, very romantic. i thought it was incredibly corny. and aed to be juliet situation that i did not know anyone so i could invent myself. my father wanted me to go to france. we wound up in liechtenstein and austria. i did not want to be in austria with my father. telling me what to do, basically. i went into this film and i wasn't any good in it. he was insistent and i was stubborn. we were not hitting it off. the reviews were simply terrible. that was good. it was my personal vindication. tavis:

of the shoestring and sticks it through the ring that is stuck on her finger and you start unravel elling. the ring is. >> you almost make like a screw on the person fingering the screw. >> there was no like jiggling or anything like that. there you go and bob's your uncle. >> she she bought that at the art festival, the ring wouldn't have been stuck on her fing zerp someday he'll get get back on the race circuit. >> and stel to come -- >> her car comes crashing through the front. >> the strange cause of the crash. >> plus, dude can multi-task. >> surfing, singing and playing the guitar all at once. >> here's what it takes to pull off this balancing act. >> there are multiple things constantly on the back of my mind. >>> hey, everybody. we got some of our favorite videos. >> remember this one where the boyfriend pushed his girl friend over the edge? >> yeah, i remember that. i broke up with that dude over that. >> and this flash dance in the hospital before breast cancer surgery. >> we want to know what your favorites are. >> now everybody get out there and vote. >> how's this for multi-t

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reporter: rebel wilson tweets about cupcake hangovers while melissa mccarthy graced the cover of "ellehad to cover up too much. plus sized is going mainstream with marketing cute clothes to big girls. >> in today's world when there are positive role models, adele, melissa mccarthy from "bridesmaids." >> "vogue" magazine notorious for featuring paper thin figures, featured kate upton on the cover. is there still real shame in being overweight? for chris, sharon, louis, and david, the answer is yes. they are all here at down size fitness. >> 15 seconds. >> reporter: a chicago gym where membership is reserved for the overeight only. >> there is a need for a place that heavy people need to go and concentrate on losing weight. >> reporter: they're all self-described outcasts from the mainstream gym scene. >> there is not a culture of acceptance in america for overeight people. you can still discriminate based on size. >> reporter: down size fitness is part of the national argument. are overweight people still treated differently. one hot button issue, overweight airline passengers should th

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we begin in jean elle, where it is chilly. >> reporter: it is cold. it knows not as cold as it is in larksburg creek. it is 34 degrees. but with clear skies overhead, the temperature is expected to drop. a temperature drop everyone is feeling. the christmas tree lot is busy with families bundled up for a cold holiday tradition. >> it's really cold. >> reporter: for this 10-year-old, it's a welcome change in the weather. >> i like the cold. i like skiing. the colder it is, the better itc is. >> reporter: cyclist paul fuller says dropping temperatures lifts his spirits. >> i get back inside and warm up. >> reporter: inside is where your pets belong during the cold snap. animal control says exposure can be deadly for dogs and cats. >> if you go outside and feeling cold in your jacket, they're probably going to be just as cold in their coats. >> reporter: souvenir shops are hoping cold travelers to buy jackets. >> i have four layers on. and i'm drinking a cup of tea. >> reporter: she and her family had the wharf almost all to themselv themselves. >> mostl

nbc bay area's jean elle has the story, new tonight at 11:00. >> under california law, when you pay withcredit card, it's illegal for merchants to ask you for private information. but the paperless receipt is providing a loophole. and you can bet that retailers are using that address long after sending you that receipt. this holiday shopping season, the chat at checkout including a request for your e-mail address. merchants are offering to e-mail you a receipt. and it's a popular option. >> it saves time. and i don't have to carry the receipt and find a place for the receipt. >> reporter: but privacy advocates warn that merchants are doing a lot more with that e-mail address than just sending your receipt. >> once they got it, they will build a data base about you. and they'll market to you. and they can sell it to third parties. >> reporter: after getting an e-receipt for a bike rental, andrew foster said new ads started rolling in. >> the number of ads that will pop up for bike stores. >> reporter: foster said getting a discount along with his information, would make the transaction ea

jean elle, "today in the bay." >> how about that. pretty great weather as we check win anthony. what a night for that final game at the stick. >> i know. we actually saw temperatures that were about 10 degrees above average in some locations so we went out with a bang. we're looking at clear skies, we have a few high thin clouds because of a cold front that's sliding through. so it's not going to allow temperatures to warm overly much. i think we'll be looking at temperatures similar to where we were. here are the microclimate temperatures. temperatures in the mid to upper 60s for today, even in the peninsula similar there, 68 in palo alto, south of 67. san francisco, similar to yesterday as well. low 60s expected. again we have a few high thin clouds right now. those will droft off. north bay one of the warmest locations. mill valley 69. oakland at 66, walnut creek 65 and the tri-valley in the mid to upper 60s. we have the spare the air alert. we'll have more in a bit. >> thank you so much. the person trying to remodel the san francisco home that partly crumbled and crashed dow

one from the magazine "elle." f fabulous, fabulous editor. she was mixing the close. she was doing something else than the panoply. matching, like in coutoure. she was taking an overall and putting with high heels and glamorous jewelry. i loved it. it shows me that you are not obliged. you do not have to wear the matching thing. coutoure, i saw similar things and making the dream, you know? instead, in myself, you know, i am sure that i was supposed to do coutoure. but at that time, there was no place. when i started, [unintelligible] it was more like my family or my mother or the concierge. it was sewing. more the kind of thing. very small. i should say that my days was coutoure. i did my ready-to-wear in my first years. and coutoure without realizing it. i think that honestly most of the designers of the 1980's were completely doing coutoure. it is real coutoure. only the fact that most of those clothes are manufactured after -- even some not manufactured right. maybe a piece that is a piece of art. i do not like that expression. so forget it. bessemer truly like ma

jean elle with more on what's ahead for the family. >> reporter: jessica, tonight, the family attorney says he is concerned that children's hospital oakland will try to set a time limit on how long mcmath can stay here on the ventilator. and he's prepared to take this case to court. in the meantime, a very well-attended prayer vigil has renewed the spirits of the family. they're convinced mcmath will recover. >> please, don't give up on my baby. she will wake up. i don't have a doubt. she will wake up. the doctors don't know. >> after an emotional prayer service, she urges supporters to keep praying for a medical miracle. hundreds of people showed up at paradise baptist church in oakland, to pray for 13-year-old jahi mcmath. the 8-year-old is on a ventilator at children's hospital, oakland. her family says doctors declared mcmath brain dead, a few days after having her tonsils removed surgically december 9th. >> people pray for her. >> reporter: the hospital wants to remove mcmath from the machines that are keeping her heart beating. but agreed to give the family more time after it thr

its located in casa elle han doctor mobile home park. people started calling 911 shortly after 2:00 this morning as smoke and flames could be seen from the freeway. fire crews responded to a fully engulfed mobile home. now the crews have put the fire out. they are trying to locate the man that lives here. they are in his 70s and don't have a cell phone number to reach him. >> we are not sure about the occupant. >> reporter: the neighbor i spoke with said he helped the man start his car so he could go to work. he also said that the man may have had a daughter living with him but that daughter moved out about a month ago. so again fire investigators still trying to locate him and they just investigators just got the first chance to step inside the building so they are still working to determine wham caused this -- determine what caused this fire. too early to say wham caused this fire. we will keep you updated at 5:00. live in san jose katie utehs ktvu channel 2 news. >>> 4:32. happening now many people in the bay area are waking up to fre

. ♪ jingle all the way... ells, ring in the holidays with buy one get one free family sleepwear ...likeoe boxer. plus members always get more. kmart. get in. get more christmas. >>> now game on with dave owens live from the wusa9 cadillac sports desk. >> welcome back, everybody. this came in the mail today. happy holidays from the redskins. one big happy family. what's the message on the inside? stay tuned. but it got me thinking what if other local teams sent out similar greeting cards, what would it say? let's take a look. christmas coming early for the wizards when bradley beal returned this weekend. there's reason to be encouraged because they don't suck this year. good news for gm ernie grunfeld who someone kept his job despite nearly 200 more losses than wins. so the wizards christmas card from ernie. happy holidays. may your boss be as parent as mine, fat chance. >>> the caps are rolling up victories and alex ovechkin is playing at an mvp level. his hockey great, english not so much, writing skills let's see. the caps christmas card compliments of the russian rocket, merry merry

this is humira at work. ells♪ finish your list with great last minute gift ideas from bass pro shopsnd basspro.com like half off this ladies hooded zip-front sweater. a bass pro raptor rc monster truck for under $70. plus there's still time to buy at basspro.com with delivery by christmas on orders over $50. >>> coming up, kids eating their greens after paying them green. is this the right message to send children? plus the "duck dynasty" >>> the government spending million s of taxpayer dollars each year to put healthy food in schools but the kids ain't biting. there is a new plan that will pay them to eat their fruits and vegetables. good idea? >> it's a great idea. i put together a list of all the other things the government should pay kids to do. they should be paid to cross only at intersections. they should be paid not to be a bully. they should be paid to respect teachers, get up on time, feed their pets, be kind oh strangers. the list goes on and on the things we should pay kids for. that's what it boils down to. the parent is totally out of the picture. the kids should be pa

jean elle in san francisco with more on the problem and the possible solution. jean? >> reporter: well, raj, first it was a labor strike. now, it's maintenance issues. b.a.r.t. riders just want reliable transportation. to secure that, they may have to approve a tax hike. >> i had to get off of the freeway to go back to get on b.a.r.t. to get to my event on time. otherwise, the event will probably be over by the time i would get here. >> reporter: kathy adams relies on b.a.r.t. and she has a lot of company. hundreds of thousands of people count on the system. but after 40 years, b.a.r.t. says the system is falling apart. >> we're doing or very best to do the preventative maintenance that needs to take place. but b.a.r.t. is aging. it's over 40 years old. and there's billions in reinvestments needed. >> reporter: the latest breakdown stranded hundreds of passengers. and sent nine people to the hospital with breathing problems. an electrical short caused an equipment malfunction. the emergency brake engaged on a moving train in a tunnel. stopping the train and sending du

more than 150 flights were can elled today. more than 1700 cancelations were reported nationwide. right now no major delays at our local airports. >>> now to breaking news in d.c. a man is pulled from the water at hanes point and scoreses telling news4 that the victim is mark washington, the d.c. police officer who was charged with taking naked pictures of a teenage girl while on duty. jackie bensen is on the scene with developments in this tonight. jackie? >> reporter: wendy, that identity has not been confirmed yet, but sources tell news4 this is a truly shocking development in the case involving the officer, mark washington, that has rocked the d.c. police department. now, those sources say a person pulled from the washington channel tonight is believed to be the officer who has been charge with taking indescent pictures of a 15-year-old girl, a girl who had been reported missing. officer mark washington, 32, was recently released on bond pending trial with an electronic monitoring bracelet. now, for reasons not yet known, u.s. park police were called here to the washington cha

ell us about the 1932 election and the outcome?>> well, he -- at first, he's going to -- to stand for re-election but he's not necessarily committed to running for re-election. at that time, the incumbent president of actively seeking the re-election was considered maybe unseemly and herbert hoover has immense respect for the office that he holds. so he decides he's going to make a couple of speeches but it's going to be very dignified, very restrained. and then it becomes clear as the full of 1932 progresses that he's in serious, serious trouble. and i believe in september, maine, a traditionally republican territory, in state elections were democrats. this is a good indication he's in trouble. so he then embarks on what we call a whistle stop tour, giving a number of radio addresses and returns home to his home in palo alto. it's a landslide against him. it's a very rapid turnaround from someone who had high hopes when he went in. > how did lou hoover participate in that election? >> the same way she had in '28. she was with him

elle, tarra, thank you for being here. >> thank you. >> and she risked going to jail to protect her sourcesnd in the end justice prevailed. a champion for liberty and she joins me next. you want to be here for this. >>> sometimes it may not cross your mind why it is so important in our society to have a free press. the fact is, without a free press we don't have a free country. if they are not unrestricted in reporting it is not their liberties at stake, it is yours. that's why the first amendment is protected and sacred and why my next guest risked everything to protect her sources. she was signed to the report on the a urora movie theater massacre that killed 12 and injured others. citing two unidentified sources she reported that the shotter sent a notebook about his plans to a university of colorado psychiatrist. the deputies said it violated the gag order. he demanded that she reveal her sources and under subpeona to appear in colorado state court this month. the new york court of appeals ruled that she will not be forced to name her sources. jana winter joins us now. and i think you u

when elle magazine first asked me about that i really thought i was doing a great service to humanity because i had when i had my first daughter aubrey we ran out of we ran out of baby ran out of wipes and i looked down at the top of the paper that i normally use and there was no way i was going to take dry toilet paper and wipe my baby with it so i went to get a rag and washed it and did everything i was supposed to do. i said why don't we do that as human beings you know as adults so i started using baby wipes because and i found out i got fewer codes throughout the year you know my underwear was claim no no street. had a big d z d two two two two one zero if you still read the watchtower and awake. at kyra's actually tweets this crying really make you get somebody. a woman wants a man but being honest you know if you can be honest with your emotions some tears are from god and people like that mad being twitter wants to know is hollywood allowed to make a movie about black folks without you in it. i think that should be blasphemy if they were. oh if it is a show with a game hall if

it's elle's advice and i heart radio with matthew husbandy.> how do i announce to my husband to stick to the traditional plans? >> they want to split the plans. >> i think it's really tough. it means more to them than to you. >> your lichristmas is about family. you have to communicate with them. i want our time where we have our special time and our traditions and quirks and moments, but i also want to make you happy and your family happy. i would also say why is she not inviting it. if she was being more expansive, i want to embrace it and make it a great day. >> i have an idea. you say darling, thank god your parents are coming for new year's eve. i love them christmas eve. now, darling, i have been thinking and as you say that, you pull out a box with a bow. christmas morning when the kids are opening the presents, this is what i had in mind for you on christmas morning. >> what's in the box? >> there is a promise. what a special treat that she is going to enjoy with her husband personally. >> all day christmas day. then she says how about

what we might be seeing is perhaps a return to consolidation in the sector as ell. certainly even in ecommerce we might see some as well. amazon has been quiet. 2014 could be the year we start seeing amazon spreading its wings across europe and more western european companies and southern and eastern europe as well. >> brian roberts of cantor etail. fulfilling your wildest party desires for the right price. they host parties from around the globe. bloomberg got a plus one for a ehind the scenes look. >> imagine it and we'll deliver it. that is the motto behind one of the world's most prestigious events, penguins in the pool. they have already made that happen. >> we are the ones with the access, the connections and the tenacity to find it, get it, deliver it. >> caroline is the company's co-founder and prides herself on being able to do the impossiblings including getting pop stars to play at your party. >> as soon as you start bringing in major label artists, it will cost $1 million or more. >> yep. $1 million at a party. sounds extravagant. well, not for everyone.

president you know coal which comes to russia seeking better gas prices and alone for his country's elling a commie the opposition suspect is planning a secret deal that would block potential european association reports despite everything that's been happening in ukraine for the past few weeks here still has been trying to sit on two chairs at the same time either leaning more towards the e.u. who are leaning more towards russia but to the protesters are stored there and they're closely watching in fact they said that there are further actions will largely depend on the outcome of this meeting in moscow. while despite these promises not to do so it is feared it would end up as an end in the european union that president. is discussing the loans and gas prices were also discussed the customs union it's interesting is that the street protesters have actually passed the so-called resolution in him from doing so which is which has been greeted with a mixed reaction since there is a ban not a demand in itself but on the other ahead. of me is in bad shape brussels did you read the rights to fin

. >> the fact is that there are so many pressures on this congress and on the senate, as you ell knowind myself not surprisingly hard of this with poorime management with senate and house leaders. and in pakistan, saying that it is entirely a possibility. >> he is spot on. if hamid karzai does not find that agreement, then we should pull up our steaks and get the heck out of there and let hhm go his way. leo latour to, the tribal leaders approved a and i say if he doesn't do it, then let's pull out of there. they are the ones that are going to lose and when we leave, nato leaves as well. so they are going to lose an awful lot. >> if you welcome the premise for the coalition japan and a handful of other countries. if you don't attack the enemy, the taliban in afghanistan, that the will be greater terrorist threats around the world. and we just simply drop this premise? >> my question is will 10,000 advisors really go after the problem of radical islam? and i on't think it well. we are not going to win their hearts and minds. as long as we are giving them money, they are happy. they hav

. >> super model elle mcfear son in hot water.imed she helped her husband lie about being at controls after a crash. the suit claims she tried to pay a woman to keep quiet. the suit claims that her husband took -- that he took money to keep quiet. >> it wasn't the hamburglar causing problems at a mcdonald's. one problem facing problems after calling 911 over missing hash browns. >> hi. we just got a 911 from a cell phone. is there an emergency. >> i got a manager at a mcdonald's -- >> 9 a.m. sunday morning, 31-year-old michael smith called 11 from this mesa mcdonald's as he and his wife argued about two hash browns missing from their order. >> your order was wrong? >> it comes down to the wrong order. the customer is not right evidently. >> smith says the situation escalated because he didn't like the way the manager was talking to his wife and he says they wouldn't refund the money for the hash browns. >> i felt like he was stealing from my pocket. i didn't call for the hash browns. i called because he wasn't refunding my money b

how elle macpherson is caught up in a huge lawsuit against her husband. >>> welcome back to "new day.news at this hour. here we go again. yet another taste of winter, when it's still officially fall. more arctic air has sent temperatures into a nose dive in many parts of the country. chicago reporting below zero temperatures already early this morning. more snow could be hitting the northeast this weekend. >>> the house expected to vote today on the budget deal announced this week. it would increase spending modestly over two years in an effort to reduce the deficit long term and avoid another government shutdown next year. that vote could prove tricky for republicans also facing major brush back from conservative groups angry about higher spending. >>> the u.s. military is set to begin flying forces into the war-torn central african republic to help stop violence there. officials say two planes will unload troops in the capital city and leave quickly to avoid violence. air lifts are expected to continue for about a week. discussions are ongoing about what other help the u.s. can prov

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>>ell, yes, the most transparent administration has been one of the most manipulative administrationse your plan or doctor you can keep it. probably theiggest lie of the 21st century. it is -- it speaks everything they have done on health care, which is the mainstream press for the most part will let us get away from it and w will do slightly warm. and that is basically the politics. lou: how much trouble is he in? focusing on what was described as ethically slaughtered. it is most incomprehensible of the conduct. what are your thoughts on where they go from here? >> i think the idea of one of the bond of trust is broken, and i believe the lie, which could'veeen alive any of the last four years, could like you say, he has been saying it all along. and once that bond of trust is broken, it's very hard to take this and that is what we teach our children. if you like, no one will ever trust you again. and the president of the united states says things that are demonstrably untrue. why are we to believe him on the next budget or anything? >> we will be taking up that issue with the a-team

>>ell, the lights may be frozen. there are giant lakes, but they're frozen.ress is one piece at a time is something that we don't always appreciate in the press. the hubbell case -- hubble space telescope was considered the laughing stock. lou: don't touch it. and lovett. >> yes, after 25 years it is still the leading edge instrument out in space because it is being debated -- updated. resources. lou: and a brilliant idea to begin with. let's turn to the solar minimum that is now maximum minimum. this is starting to get a little eerie, a little chancy, and a little troubling that we are seeing so activity on our son. >> the sun is essentially -- lou: the lowest in the ctury. >> it is essentially a giant bubbling cauldron of tremendously hot gas that happens to be almost a million miles across. we have very little understanding- the basic research about what is happening, very small. will we do know is that as far as the sunspot maximum are concerned, they, once every 11 years, and this one is just terry, very quiet. lou: stubbornly so. >> surprisingly long. w

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ukrainian nationalists sell belated the top elling of kiev's statue of lenin shouting ya yanokovich,ext. they have no intention of giving up now. >> here outside of the cabinet office, the protesters have been placing flowers on the barrier between themselves and the police. but this relatively peaceful stand-off has turned ugly before and earlier, they were building up the barricades. >> the fear is that the police will move in before an official deadline on tuesday to end the street protests and occupation of government buildings. people gathered in the thousands in independence square to call for the resignation of the yanokovich. >> you are taking a stand for your future, not for me or any other rep 'sentatives of the opposition. the future depends on each of you. we must group together and do everything to win. >> all day, riot police stood by, facing the pro-european demonstrators who are furious about yanokovich's failure to sign a trade deal with the eu and, instead, turn towards moscow to save ukraine's ailing economy. >> i want a new government that listens to the people an