angie goss, news4. >> angie put to the a list of the more popular apps for us.ll you have to go is go to nbcwashington.com and search resale. >>> another new free app is about to hit the market that could make the world a lot smaller. wendy rieger shows us how much it could let you learn on the spot about people you never even met. >> a popular song once said that some enchanted evening, you may see a stranger across a crowded room. before you fly to their side and make them your own, wouldn't it be nice to see if maybe that isn't a stranger at all? >> a mobile application that gives you real-time information about the people around you. >> michael jason is the founder of social radar. he says his app will help you work the room. >> the idea is you can walk into a room and go to a meeting, event, conference, look down and say there are ten people here you know. four co-workers, three people from college, friend from high school, two friends of friends. by the way, one of your friends got their mba and another one was reepsly married. >> the gps is signaling wher

but stephanie goss being has more on how the disease is impacting the families of these former players> henry bradley struggles to get down the stairs. he wears the scars of five years as a professional defensive tackle. >> the knees hurt when you get up and down? >> oh, yes. >> what else hurts? >> shoulder. back. >> the brain injury is less advicible n a 2010 report, his doctor diagnosed post traumatic head syndrome and blamed it on cumulative trauka while playing professional football. >> when the brain is not working, you're done. that is the most scary part for me. >> the league was accused of hiding the health risks of repeateded concussions which it denies. lawyers on both sides are finalizing details of the settlement which compensates players and funds medical research. espn reports some retired players may be cut out. in a law firm wrote this letter to the clients suggesting there may be less money for players diagnosed after age 45. or for those who played five years or less. the nfl would not comment on the on going negotiations but the commissioner has said this is the best

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>> her girlfriend, latanya goss, works with her in the prison kitchen. goss has a 37-year sentence for second-degree murder. >> me and her just clicked. i accepted her into my world. i'm really a loner. i don't talk to people a lot. and i could talk to her. >> you're crazy. >> she is very dear to me. i hold her close. she has helped me through a lot. she's helped me through this time a lot, since i've been here. >> she's with a woman. that's just wrong. it's wrong. i just want to pick her up and shake her sometimes and say, "i raised you better than that." >> i'm 21 years old. you've not been my mother for 21 years. why do you want to start now? and that's my question to her, why do you want to start now? >> i tried to get her to go to church. it's like, she don't want to do that. unless -- well, tanya gets her to go. >> you can't say girlfriend? >> it's hard. i think god will intervene eventually if i pray long enough and hard enough. i can hope. >> kiss me through the air. >>> coming up -- >> they call me cornbread here because my husband was eating co

goss and shrek. doctor, how is shrek doing? i see shrek right there. looks sleepy. >> he's doing well. he's recover, getting better day by day. it's baby steps. with his behavior, no doubt he came from a puppy mill. i'm so thrilled with the positive outpouring of support from everyone around the world, hoping it has positive changes to shut down these puppy mills. >> due to the attention, the investigation by the sbca officer, those animals were removed from the deplorable conditions, and now of course they're seeking homes in good, loving, caring homes. an amazing story. shrek, he certainly had a horrible, horrible start to his life, not only going to have a good finish but helped bring 12 histories with him. >> how does it feel for you to know you put together a mea minute-long video you had a hand getting the story out there? >> i feel privileged in my position. if i can shed a little light on the veterinarian team, i'm go doing it. >> is shrek looking on a new home. >> i'm pretty sure it's a sure thing. >> starts out looking normal, surveillance vi

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different products so they just came out with a link line, and a product that tells you when your egg gossad. so that's a fun one we love. >> rachel the founder of story, good luck to you and thank you for being on the program. >> by all carriers to be up over 12% for this season. the peek surge for shipping all of those gifts is just a few days away. 55,000 of them just in the united states alone. are calling this next week the super bowl week. it is my apologies it is a little cold. jeff who is a spokesperson for the airline here. you guys are looking into a merging markets. of what you guys are putting on those planes are from ecommerce, but one thing you are looking at is health care, tell me about that? >> certainly. health care is an emerging market we are looking into. we file feel like we can provide the behind the scenes expertise, so that we can concentrate on shipping the product, and getting it to the consumer, warehousing distribution, so those clients can concentrate on the rejected and development of those changing products. your c.e.o. this week said a few things. and the e

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goss new age of st kitts was in it for the day. cos breaking news top twenty. so much. he adores to play the stock. good news ukraine's president. easter to all without any of you singing moscow under the watchful eye of the pro european demonstrate it still comes out in kiev independence square. jenny's president confirmed saying america as the country's shots were off to the country's parliament elects to add to a third term as leader of europe's biggest economy. north korea wants the death of kim jong il with judges and the instant some kim jong on just days of the biggest critics. since he inherits the power to use the headlines thanks for joining us that the fossil evidence year in paris the ukrainian president is to hold talks in moscow with other nutritious lunch time tool that will further inmates to protest his count em two kids independence square to watch the tree and activates the country's present in the mosque authorities who favored the use you can see that today's demonstrations getting underway in these live pictures from a key yet demonstrated once aga

the cover goss refugee camp in the kurdish part of iraq is home to almost ten thousand syrian refugees. overall more than two million people fleeing the conflict and syria have found refuge in iraq lebanon jordan turkey and egypt amnesty international says these countries the massive international support. in the dung on bicycle. we need eagerly been evident for example. taking an eight under thousand refugees after copious an increase of twenty percent. stop contract provided by the situation in europe. joni plans to refine tilted to five thousand syrians. but so far only fifteen hundred of the rhine ten thousand syrian asylum seekers have also been granted temporary residency in the country. amnesty says europe isn't doing enough. he had bought a bunch we met with jim and i think the tools and other european countries to take in you'll see the wiki tools. thanks and i had to take effect the article weekend and will mean that in attendance. he keeps me on up the un estimates cost nine million students have been driven from their homes. and most remain inside the country's borders. inc

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for the loss of his brothers, as he calls them and he maintained a close relationship with mohammed gossib and he feels the rules of engagement has cost sales and other military their lives and there has been an increase in the strictness of the rules of engagement and they offer in secrecy and cover. you can't go out there and give a calling card -- when you are out there doing a mission, that is a cause. they came along some goat herders, if they would have let them go, they would have been okay. and right after that they were sieged by a group of taliban. and he said he couldn't get to his friend to save him from the position he was in. it is a heroing tale and you can't send our military out there to die, to get slaughtered, when they are trying to fight for us. let them do what they do. >> on the other hand, these were unarmed goat herders they were there. they talked about whether they needed to kill them or not. and i still thinks the possibility would exist they tipped off their location. >> well, look what happened. >> well the question is should you turn to unarmed goat herders

angie goss is at the live desk. what's happening? >> breaking news in maryland. we want to take you live to show you the current conditions. this accident involving an overturned vehicle on the inner loop south of 50. drivers able to squeeze by using the left shoulder and two left lanes. minutes ago, all lanes were blocked. this has caused quite the jam up. annapolis past the crash activity. outer loop seeing rubber necking causing drivers to be slow from route 50 -- or landover to route 50. no word on any injuries so far. >>> thank you, angie. buying the perfect christmas tree is never easy. coming up, why it could be even tougher and more expensive over the next few years. and did your child's name make the list? find out what this year's most popular baby names are. >>> but first here's a look at what's hot on nbcwashington.com. >>> a change is coming to your facebook feed. soon users will be able to unfollow friends whose comments and updates they don't want to see in their news feed. if you have a friend who posts too much you can remove them from your feed

that, of course, where richard quest goss a close-up tour of the crystal ball that's going to drop, upou'd better bundle up to watch the crystal ball drop tonight. some highlights of the evening, supreme court justice season na sotomayor will do the honors of pushing the button. richard quest went behind the scenes to check it out and see the ball up close. watch. >> times square, they call it the crossroads of the world. for good reason. where are you from? >> asia. >> we're from france. >> argentina. >> we're from texas. >> i come from ecuador. >> toronto. >> reporter: all these people come midnight eastern standard time will have their eyes trained up looking to the top. for new year's eve. it is a century old tradition that has brought millions of revelers to the crossroads at times square to take part in this annual event. but to glimpse this icon of chronology up close requires a feat of effort. >> this is the way. up to the 22nd floor. we're getting quite close. and then several flights of stairs to get to the roof at 1 times square. >> oh, my goodness. out of the blue, suddenly

joining me now, kelly goss, rick gurnell and a criminal defense attorney. we have hot topics.first one. it's the sign for virgo basically. now if you flash it you get suspended and maybe expelled. >> ridiculous. here's how ridiculous it is. if we are going to punish the kid for pretending to shoot a bow and arrow let's ticket the parents for parking their unicorn in a fire zone. the kid is 10. we encourage them to use their imagination. >> it will be on his permanent record. >> i'm so grateful i'm not growing up in this age of political correctness run amok. i would have been busted for the wond woman uniform because it was too threaten iing. >> that's true. this kid faces possible expulsion. there is an appeal being made but they have not reversed the decision in any way. >> we need to say the name cough man. she's the principal. this is ridiculous that you would punish someone. you're punishing someone for imagination. we should be celebrating when people want to do something that doesn't have a gun. >> he didn't hurt anybody. he didn't have a weapon. he thought about one an

but it's a social world and goss wrip gets out quickly. had you no one knew about this for a year. find it odd. >> the prosecution said they did not believe this would be, he would be found guilty so they had an obligation not to bring the charges. let's move on. georgia a woman driving a school bus, kids are unruly. she calls the cops now officers have been suspended. watch. >> you think it's funny? look at me like a man. do you want to grow up sxb a man? she expects more out of 12, 13, 14 years old you want to act crazy, do it at home. >> that is a cop yelling at kids. he's in trouble. >> he shouldn't drop f-bomb around little kids kids are out of control. it's to the point the bus driver can't perform her job these kids deserve to get a talking tochlt fine, the cop got penalized for cursing but those kids -- >> he said the s word. you ought to guest who said it on the show one time. me. me. >> yes. >> i would never use harsh language in front of you, are you kidding me? the cops were grab us by the backs of our shirt, kick you in the butt and curse you and say yet get out of her

goss be some kind of competition where the boxer holds a child and fights.ould be an interesting concept that should be here on fox. >> kid-like mace. >> an interesting thing hat happens in front of our building theme veil people at nbc light a temporary, they murder a temporary and put it on a truck and bring it into the center of commerce land here, as the morning people call it, and then tourists come to see the tree while the 58,000 people who work in these ten buildings try to go about their daily lives. they don't work well together. >> the next three weeks are a nightmare, and after christmas, nobody cares about the tree. you know what they do? they east it. it's disgusting. that's what nbc'em people do. >> what is happen only "the five" this afternoon? >> might do thing this on obing around. we'll talk about that -- >> why do you hate sweet dana. she is self-a wonderful laid and you're mean to her. >> if you spend a lot of time with you, you'd see a different side. she is a very, very mean, scary person. that dog doesn't exist. it's a figment of her

. >> they were called at 2:00, 3:00 in the morning by their goss, the number two p.r. person and now is the top p.r. person there saying why have you embarrassed me and the person who was woke up says, what have i done? and said you didn't rebut this comment, and this person says this comment is 68 on a blog that nobody reads. what's your problem? and she said you can't let any of it go unrebutted. much worse is what they did at times to reports who dared to do temperatures they didn't want done in 2008 you have this incredible primary season with hillary clinton and president barack obama, two heavy weights, and cable ratings for cnn rise and that's a story because fox had been giving everyone a drubbing since 2001. so ken does a story, and arena just essentially said you don't want to do this you. have no idea what they can do. and he says what do you mean? she says, just don't do this. so the writes a story. it's a rate story. a dime a dozen. and the morning that it ran, he got a voice mail message from a guy who ran a web site called -- a gossip web site, no longer

the coverage gap is real, the goss to americans who have been forced out, texans in my district forcedat they want and like and unable to get coverage, new years day, not sure if they can go to the hospital or to that life saving medicine that they need and so, right now, i think because the poor enrollment at the beginning, the white house has to be enrolling 100,000 americans each and every day, every day of december to prevent that coverage gap. obviously, i think they're probably covering maybe 1/10 of it. congressman brady, no doubt about that. now, here is the thing when the botch originally happens they blamed governors in red states i think maybe one or two blamed bush. where does the g.o.p. find itself? i know it's completely partisan. does the g.o.p. risk anything by not trying to help out this fiasco? >> i think we have been helpful from the stand point, early on, this needs to be optional. those who want to go into the new health care law, fine. make this completely voluntary and this past summer we passed legislation in the senate to the senate to do exactly that. 20 democ

it just goss to show you that -- it just goes to show you when we work together we can come up with legislation that can really help our people, give them relief, be in partnership with them, helping them to keep the equity and strength and equity in their homes and businesses and also do right by the taxpayers. so, senator, thank you very much for your kind comments. and i recognize -- i'd like to through the chair recognize the senator from new york who has been just an absolute, outstanding advocate for the people of the east coast, particularly new york but the entire east coast in the aftermath of sandy and was so helpful to that region to bring them the relief they needed, which has worked, senator, i understand is still going on and we have to do more. but if we don't fix this flood insurance, which in fact was a man-made disaster, it is going to make the natural disaster sandy that much worse. and i'd like to ask senator schumer if he has any comments to add to what has already been said. mr. schumer: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from new york. mr. schumer: thank

expected they would be deemed to be eligible, insolve ant and they goss a pass on whether or not theythat detroit has had a negative impact on the municipal market broadly. it's been a little over -- perhaps, overdone or overshadowing, i should say, some of the positive trends happening within municipal credits generally. >> and for the people who would say, i hear the headlines about detroit, i hear headlines about illinois now, i hear headlines about even if we go back to jefferson county, i mean why is it that in these cases, even as we're seeing some of the biggest bankruptcy filings from municipalities in history, that there's still value, you think, in this space? >> sure. a couple things. first of all, there were a total of 110 different municipal entities that missed a coupon payment or defaulted in the year 2012. there are 42 this year in the year 2013. it is down sharply. also you mentioned jefferson county. they are actually emerging from bankruptcy momentarily in the next week or so with a deal -- financed by a deal they priced last week. investors are poised to receive 80

ut it goss costs we didn't have the centralized ability to tell the contracting officer on the ship don't do this. it has allowed us to chase down overpayments in a lot of these cases, but that's one of the reasons that we are doing much ore in terms of centralization in these contracts and in the way that we are going to central icize the oversight and not put the commanding officer this these things. i'll give you another simple example, they take waste off ships, particularly wastewater off ships and one of the things that we were noticing after i came in here was that there was often a big dispute between what the contractor said they had taken off and what the c.o. thought they should have taken off and the contractor thought they were charging way more. . put in more very stunning thing to it is not a very stunning thing to do, but now we know how much that is done. one of the ways you find out about and quite this is you see aberration, and you take action to correct it. and that is why i think we have done a lot, but i think we have still got a good bit more to do in doing these t

number two, the place beyond the pines, bradley cooper, ryan goss lick. the box office. incredible film. definitely check it out. my third one, this movie is extremely out there. i'm not recommending this for everybody. not everyone will like this, but see it for james franco. it's called "spring breakers." >> that guy's wild. >> i know. he's amazing in the film. not for everybody. a lot of wild stuff in the film but worth seeing for james franco. >> fantastic rentals. >> good to see you guys. follow me on twitte twitter @kevinmccarthytv. if you have movie questions, i'll respond to every tweet. >> that's very, very difficult to do. >> you will respond to every tweet. >> i can't say what it is yet but i saw my fourth five out of five last night. you know what it is. i'll be reviewing that on christmas day. only hint i'll give you. >> stay tuned. >> good to see you guys. >>> listen up, homeowners, you could be giving thieves a license to steal. how you could avoid making your home a target when you leave for the holidays. >> we continue to talk about the o

that is exactly what h.r. 1204 goss does. this bill authorizes ---h.r. 1204 does. this bill authorizes the aveyigs security advisory committee to proindividual representatives from air carriers, aircraft manufacturers, airport operators, general aviation stakeholders, and other organizations an opportunity to provide input in the policymaking and have their voices heard. it also requires the tablishment of subcommittees to focus on cargo security, general aviation security, perimeter security, exit lane security, security related technology, and risk-based security respectfully. whatever your thoughts about t.s.a.'s policy decisions, i believe we can all agree that such decisions should be made only after meaningful consultation and coordination with stakeholders. earlier this year, when t.s.a. announced proposed changes in the prohibited items list, that would have resulted in knives being allowed on planes for the first time since 9/11, we got a firsthand glimpse of the problems that arise when stakeholders are not consulted. only after an overwhelmingly negative