who get espn watch espn. so there's not a lot -- we're not a niche channel. go into any bar in the country, go through any airport, any dorm room, any fraternity house, espn is on. we're off in the backdrop for what's happening around the country here, because it's live sports. so we're not a niche channel, so that's just wrong. >> guest: let me start, first of all be, i talked about a better user interface, simpler, more intuitive. we rolled out last year trio which is a very interesting way to see products in the window pane that brings up content in a much more progressive way that our customers love. and then in december of this last year, in december of 2012, we had a recommendation engine that tracks what you consume as a customer. you can like or dislike, and it's done for you privately and personally. you can turn it off if you want it turned off. but you on an individual level, not a household level, it knows what you like, and it starts to gather that and give it back to you. at the same time, video

but if you're watching a 3-d movie, everybody has to watch the movie in 3-d.s new tv allows those who want to watch it in 3 hd and if people don't want to, they can watch it in 2-d at the same time. >> zach is able to explain it. >> hello. >> how does this work? >> normal three-day and they're kind of offset to give you the illusion that you're seeing something in 3-d. but with this one, you're only seeing one and you only need one polarizing lens to see and get that effect. when they move this polarizing lens over it, it looks three can i mentional and there are multiple uses for this. it could be for watching 2t and thr three. >> now that's fun for the whole family. also this. a bear resistant cooler. >> definitely. it's been grizzly bear captain. they actually have client business cars. >> they osht the cooler with a bunch of yummy camping food. >> if they can't get in there, they're not going to make that association. >> right. >> luxury in the eye of the beholder. >> this is no joke. the car up for sale on craigslist. >> hear how his fancy ad got him a bi

so you can stay in bed and watch us and watch howard's forecast. >> yesterday afternoon i'm home. my son has a friend over. he wanted to do a sleep over. yeah, there won't be school. his mother was, are you sure? >> i'm 99.9% sure. there's always that little tiny -- but he didn't sleep over. enjoy the day, kids. for the parents, well, that may not be so enjoyable. depending on your situation. let's be honest. we still have some issues in the form of light freezing rain still making for some very slick areas, especially the untreated roads, your neighborhoods, the sidewalks. even heading out of your house could be the most treacherous part of your day. we do have decent visibilities in light of the precip that's falling. we'll have the light rain showers on and off through mid morning. by lunch time things will taper down. look at the temperatures. comfortably above freezing by. noon 39. perhaps a peak of sun. 42 for the high at 4:00 p.m. back in the upper 30s by 8:00 with mostly cloudy skies tonight and tomorrow promises to bring maybe a little bit more snow to the area. this morn

they watched a program about knitting, then talk, then actual knitting. the killer ratings a knitting marathon, are the latest called slow tv. it started a few years back when norway's public tv channel nrk, decided to broadcast credit railroad travel. there's no story line no script no drama no climax. since then norwegians have taken up a journey up the coast. it sounds boring because it is. but something about the tv experience has gripped norwegians. we have sent marcel la to watch, following images in the following report, warning, may be spoig. be disappointing. >> it's a contemporary value, that it needs to be built on strong narrative. >> family larsen. >> which means you need some kind of a conflict. >> i'm telling everyone i'm not happy. >> under you need some kind of development to that conflict. hopefully, you know, a climax that's really punchy and a revolution and something clear and concise and engaging and has kind of an arc to it. >> unless you're in norway where people are tuning in to watch a ferry ride that lasts all summer. minute by

if you have to watch her game live, it is best to be in your -- watch your game live, it is best to be in your living room. if you are at a picnic while your baseball game is playing, you watch it on your tablet. if you are in a business meeting, you can look down at your smart phone and watch the game there. first, espn, espn2, espn all available 24/7 on any device you wanted to watch wherever you wanted to watch. >> what about the potential deal with verizon that espn has talked about where you could have live streaming but it wouldn't count against your cap? >> that was really a nation and we are always looking to be on top of technology doing new things -- that was really an exploration. we are always looking to be on top of technology doing new things. we don't anticipate doing anything imminent. it is really making sure that our products are available to our fans. >> is there a price point where people will say, no, i don't want sports. i cannot afford to pay for sports anymore? ofwe are highly cognizant providing as much value to fans as possible. the new college football jim bu

watch list. we talk to a former marine that was not allowed to fly. is there a list that is keeping us safe. and harmela aregawi watching the web. what is trending? >> there's a tug of war on who controls the north pole. santa is not part of the fight. what do you think. on techknow, our scientists bring you a sneak-peak of the future, and take you behind the scenes at our evolving world. techknow - ideas, invention, life. >> who is watching the watch lists, that's the question asked as more and more people are finding themselves on a terrorist watch list. to top it off what if you find out you can't board a plane, and you can't find out why you are on a list, and good luck trying to get it off the list. how do we balance protecting the country and protecting civil liberties? joining us is mallika marshall, one of 13 american citizens suing the government for being denied the right to board the plane. >> and dr anya bernstein, an associate professor at suny buffalo law school, and an "the hidden

watch him go. downs it. >> the idea here is if you've been iced, if somebody hands you a bottle of ice, smirnoff ice, you don't see it coming, you take it, you have to slam it then and there. >> no one wants to drink the smirnoff ice, it's disgusting. >> that's cool. it's so unexpected. >> unexpected becsethis is >> i don't know how she got it there. i don't want to know where it was. >> he had a hard time getting it out. >> the world wondered if it was real or fake when this happened to a cute little bunny. >> whoa! no! >> the real story behind the viral hit. >> i wanted to keep kermit. that's what we named the rabbit. >> it's a kayaker's ultimate water slide. >> picks up speed going fast somewhere faster. >> why this video made such a splash. >> here we go. once upon a time, an insurance clerk stumbled upon a cottage. [knock] no one was at home, but on the kitchen table sat three insurance policies. the first had lots of coverage. the second, only a little. but the third was... just right! bear:

watched or logged on. 88% of all households who get espn watch espn. we are not a niche channel. go into any bar, airport, dorm ramirez, -- room -- and espn is on. we are not a niche channel >> i talked about a simpler user face. we rolled out a guide called trio. and it is very interesting way to see products in a window pane that is bringing up context viewers love and we put a tracking system that you can like and dislike. you can turn it off if you want, but you on the individual level, not a household level, it knows what you like and gathers that and gives you recommendation. the video on-demand had 20,000 hours and now we have doubled that to 40,000. we are bringing an ip gateway to fixed turners and two terabytes of storage. so we can bring apps to your television that is relative and important to you. and we built a tablet app we called a personal video experience. when you pick it up and tell it who it is it presents in three simple window panes your library, online demand content and other content that is relevant to you. it knows what is in

watch what happens. pure ice. >> reporter: in aberdeen, south dakota it's been a long stretch of indoor recess. >> it's been probably over a week now since we've been outside. with kindergartners it's kind of crazy. >> reporter: about that next storm we've got to get straight to the map. everybody is talking about it and hearing about it this weekend. let me time it out for you. a couple of low pressure systems are going to converge together and give us the chance of seeing snow. from chicago it looks like friday night into early saturday. across cleveland, that's all snow for sure. in the northeast, this is the part we have to watch and fine tune as we get closer because right now it looks like major cities along i-95 rain and snow mix, but if we move south this could be a mess for the weekend. >> you are right out there for us night after night. thank you so much for being in the cold for us. ginger zee reporting in. >>> we have a weather note from london tonight. famous for its fog, but a kind of cont

who is watching the people that compile the terror watch lists. katie couric got into some hot water for a show on h.p.v. vaccines. we look at those and others and the dangers when america decides not to get vaccinated. >> and the man that got the beat at the "the denver post." he joins us. >> we begin with an announcement from the capital. house and senate negotiators patty murray and paul ryan have shutdown. >> our deal rolls back sequestation, cuts to education, medical research and infrastructure investments for the next two years. >> we are paying for that with reformed on the autopilot side of the expenditure. that is a good deal. >> many conservatives are arguing the point. i'm joined by stan collender, a partner at qorvis communications, who does consulting for al jazeera, and a budget expert and founder of the blog "capital gains and games." great to have you back. this deal eliminates $65 billion in sequester cuts and $20 billion that would hit the pentagon. we are only talking about trimming $23 billion and the deficit in 2013 is $680 b

they watched watch this mint on kmgh in denver, colorado! whoo!> thank you guys so much. >> tell us how easy it was to enter and what you felt like when you won. >> it was really easy to won. we put in the buzz word and i felt i won on my son's 16th birthday so he wants the tv. >> so what are you going to do with the tv? are you guys into sports, movies? >> both. my husband watches the philadelphia flyers and my son wants to put it in his room for his video games. >> did you guys buy yourself a cake to celebrate? >> actually, i'm a cake artist. so i made you guys something special. >> oh! look at that. >> that looks awesome. that's so good. >> what's inside that thing? >> well, this one is actually going to be a chocolate cake with fudge. this was a dragon cake that i did. this one, i won an award on. >> wow, you are insanely talented. is this something you went to school for? >> i am an artist and i started out drawing and stuff like that. i wanted to do my wedding cake. so i decided to take a class and fell in love with it and i have been doing

thank you for watching. in case you missed it, have a wonderful night. >>> this is "piers morgan live", welcome to the viewers around the world and the united states. tonight, duck and cover, the war escalates over "duck dynasty" blacks in the cotton fields is outrageous. should anybody be surprised? is this about religion or hate? star jones will have an opinion on that. she's here tonight. >>> plus the top ten moments of 2013 on the show and bill clinton's bono. >> i'm irish. when we're irish, we can imitate anybody. >> to warren buffet singing. >> ♪ more, much more than this, i did it my way ♪ >>> to the lovely and tardy jennifer lawrence. >> i got pulled off kim the lal. >> we don't care about kimmel. >> we voted for your favorite ten moments of year. i'll reveal them tonight. >>> i want to begin with the big story, the war over "duck dynasty. joining me now is ben ferguson and marc lamont hill and michael brown, the host of the line of fire, the author of a queer thing happened to america. what is inter

we will be watching. good to see you. >> it will be sloppy. >> and looks like a mess. >> let's get a nice warm. a game over 500 tonight. those are the teams in the nba. stick around. we will show you another impressive performance. we will show you another impressive performance. you won't take my life. you won't take our future. aids affects us all. even babies. chevron is working to stop mother-to-child transmission. our employees and theheir famils are part of the fight. and we're winning. at chevron nigeria, we haven't had a reported case in 12 years. aids is strong. aids is strong. but we are stronger. and aids... ♪ aids is going to lose. aids is going to lose. ♪ >> the toyota sports desk brought to you by your local toyota dealers. they are looking for their sixth straight home win tonight. it was the official debut. another great night. they come from down 13 at halftime. they had a lead. left, the buss come back. -- bucks come back. they go cold. they lose 109-105. carloskees wrapped up 430 bimanu

i have a lot of great people there. >> you will be watching. >> of course watching and cheering fromidelines. that's what are you doing at red point? >> i am focused on finding great entrepreneurs to work with. i am so decided to switch from operating to investing. and my other jobs, i thought what was the part that made me the most passionate? it was working with great entrepreneurs and seeing the businesses that they would build. i have the freedom of starting from scratch and finding great people to work with and grow the business and support them. that is the most exciting part of the business for me. >> we will be watching you from afar. former twitter executive and now a partner at red point. you two postulates for the top videos of 2013 includes everything from funny shorts to music videos. when we return, we will show you who claimed the top spot. ♪ ♪ >> welcome back to "bloomberg west." i'm emily chang. the video parody of miley cyrus's wrecking ball was even more popular than the original. it just came out. funny clips like that are helping google post some big growth when

we have house of cards and arrested development where you can binge watch, watch all the shows at once. i think other platforms are going to get excited about that. but it is all built on original programming. somebody has to sit at a desk, write a story, produce a show. things have to connect. i always say i am in the feelings business. unless i am producing a feeling, i don't think anything is being communicated. i am not saying anything so original. walt disney started with an animated character that became one of the largest content companies in the world that bob eiger is the chairman of. it starts that way. it has been happening for a while. of serializede television -- i was involved in shows as aose producer. "24" worked out that way. "friday night lights" worked out that way. binger" people wanted to on the dvds. >> does it help create buzz? >> it helps people catch up after season one. you see the snowball effect. shows come back on our network to grin season two and bigger again in season three because in seasone -- bigger two and bigger again in season three because people

keep watching.besides the three cabs that just passed that man over the past month we tested 54 others. for our test i posed as a passenger at the same locations where we staged an african american rider. each of us wore the same clothing. each received quite different treatment. >> i think we've made improvement. >> reporter: skeptical d.c. taxi commission chairman ron linton questions our sample size. >> how many did you test? >> reporter: we tested about 50. >> about 50. so that is less than what, 1%? >> reporter: yeah, but over the past year we've tested hundreds. >> i don't think. so. >> reporter: we've tested hundreds. i can show you the data. starting a year ago in december, 2012 our undercover crews watched 15% of d.c. cabs tested refuse our black passengers' destination. listen to this one lock the doors. >> not going there. >> reporter: in february. undercover testing nearly 100 taxis this time and tracking female african american passengers, too. >> i did not see you. >> reporter: in that

we don't know how many people are watching it but clearly the demographics of the people watching netflix like this kind of show. they can continue to market it as a movement into the second season. to go back to this of being a winning year for netflix, the idea of winning and emmy or potentially golden globes feeds into this being a new hollywood story to watch. fascinating company to watch go through all of these big changes all the same time. how big could the growing drone industry be? you can watch a streaming on your tablet, phone, and at bloomberg.com. , this isory johnson "bloomberg west" on television, streaming on your ipad. jeff bezos was testing drones to deliver packages. now there are six states that are testing sites. oregon, hawaii, and new jersey are partnering with those states to get part of the drone action. there was all times of performance. unmannedal counsel of vehicle systems joins me now. thisus a sense of how big business could be and how you measure that. >> this industry has been around for almost 100 years but it was not until the last decade or so where the

hard to watch. i thought i looked okay.volved in something other worldly at the time, very bizarre. >> literally at war with everyone. >> yeah, whether they were picking a fight or not. >> wouldn't it be nice to replay interviews with all interview objects? >> that's what i loved so much about this, is you made him look at himself, and if we would do that, if we could look at ourselves and see how we come across, we would be ashamed and maybe we would all be better people. we thought we were watching the destruction of charlie sheen before our eyes and look at him now, he's like an ever lasting gob stopper. he just goes. [ laughter ] >> i love that. >> this is this moment, right, we're supposed to watch charlie sheen look at himself and he's healed right? yet, he watches this and one of the first things out of his mouth is, i think i look good. [ overlapping speakers ] >> jay -- >> i don't think it was unjust. that's what celebrities do. they are vein. he's not crazy anymore, that makes me happy. >> he was surprised he look

>> aaron rodgers is the name to watch going into the week. seven weeking ago tomorrow he broke the collarbone and it's been an organizational decision made by gm who has kept him out all we're. will he be cleared to play next week against the bears? >>> another injury. tony romo of the cowboys tweaked his back today in washington. it's not clear whether or not it's going to affect him going forward. he was able to keep playing, but he did injure the back. it could affect his preparations. as the cowboys get ready to face the eagles for the third-straight year. for the cowboys for an nfc east championship in week 17. couple other playoff teams have mris to be worried about on monday. von miller, the broncos great pass rusher has a knee injury. the broncos trying to nail down the number one seed in the afc. and steve smith also has a knee injury the panthers one win away from the number two seed in the nfc. >> okay, mike. thanks for all that and more, don't miss mike florio on "pro football talk" presented by chevrolet tomorrow at 5:30 on nbc s

watch this.oy. >> in a scene straight out of an old western, three wranglers rush in on horseback. >> there was a lot of tension in the parking lot. are they going to be able to get him, are they going to be able to, you know, pull him back, you know, away from everyone. >> within seconds, one of the cowboys ropes hardball. >> they got that bull. they got that bull. >> if you don't have a cowboy on a horse with a rope, you can't control a raging bull. it just doesn't happen. a taser gun is not going to do the trick. it's got to be a cowboy. >> the cowboys, they could have just sat back and said oh, well, the police are going to take care of it but no, they got on their horses and they took care of business. >> just three days after hardball's escape, he's back in action. >> okay, folks, tyler thompson has got a bull that took a little walk. >> bull rider tyler thompson rides that bucking bull for more than eight seconds. >> now let's see how many minutes of coverage they'll put on him. >> since h

we find two versions of serpent snake watches. the first a stylized where the dial suggests the head of the serpent. the others a more naturally render. the enamel their gold and e immediately and you can see each scale is e in addition, and it's under the hinged head. often the enamel is famines full in color other times it replicates the skin of real snakes. in those are two wonderful examples but in this exhibition we'll see some of the rare bracelet watches. here you see one pictured here is not an enamel it's in coral. so you can imagine how skillful and labor intensive is needs to be produced to have all those the scales individually carved out of coral and it's like a pail pink and it has those beautiful green emerald eyes. another rather exceptional versus is gold and platinum and diamond watch. it's particularly ideal to the one this elizabeth taylor was wearing while filming cleopatra in rome. this is elizabeth taylor. and you'll notice is that the body of this one this one is even grander the one that elizabeth taylor i

you just watched four hours of "house of cards." helima croft watched "downton abbey."e to stay. feature ofdisruptive viewing, movies, television or original products like "house of cards." >> the thing about binge viewing, it is not a solitary activity. netflix commissioned a study. they found that the majority of people like to watch -- binge watch with somebody and then go toto forums and twitter discuss the episodes. there is a new occupation of tv show recappers. >> it is totally disrupting the old model of television appointment viewing. it was 8:00 and you had to watch the show because it was always going to be there tuesday nights. that is off the table. it was just in my the under 30's, now everybody is getting into it. i am into it. if the product is good, you want to see as much as you can. itertisers are in a muddle, is tough to insert advertising into binge viewing when you do not know when people are going to binge. >> can you do more sponsored content? >> that is going to happen. cocamebody is drinking a -cola. weave in a product into a storyline. >> that

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watch. you can see for some reason the man's pants are down over his ankles, who trying to defend himself with his feet. thisi ifguy is swinging the chaa bunch of times and he hits him in the neck and head. if you count it's something like 22 times he hits the man. >> he's laying down. >> and you see some blood as well. >> we talked to the lapd. they did arrive at the scene. the victim was still there. attackers had taken off. the victim suffered a broken arm, bruises and lacerations. he was treated and released the same day. the police department believes these guys know each other. the video is labelled venice homeless fashion. we're seeing them pretty clearly on camera, especially the main aggressor in the white shirt. >> driving on the freeway, this day for this driver was not boring at all. he happens to be chasing a car chase. >> a chase going on, december either 15th or 16th. >> georgia state police in gwyneth, georgia. they're trying to pull over that vehicle. it is a truck. it did n

watch the video. >> are you noticing something?tating. >> they have straws in their mouths with blastic bags on their heads. >> are they plastic bags for condoms? >> it's a straw placed in their mouth that's placed into a con dumb and that uses extra charge. >> that's scary! it is. >> and it looks like black hat was the winner. i got to think, though, he might have opinion at an advantage because the blue hat might be a heavier hat and it more constricting around the head of this dude. he might have been at an unfair advantage. >> you're right because it is kind of like elastic behind the head. >> if i want to watch a hat race, i'd like it to be fair. >> stewart edge is bringing snow to the desert in his latest kissing prank. >> i kind of wish it was snowing because you're a really pretty good. >> look at this. oh, my god! >> but see how another [chris]still smoking up a storm? [tom]yeah.pathetic,isn't it? [chris] ever try to... [tom] quit?of course! my best time was six days. the worst was ...uh...23.4 seconds. [chris] so can i as

and watch. and after they catch it, it is not happy. >> boy. >> oh, this kills me. >> you can hear its grunting and screaming. they need tho catch this because it has a split lip and it needs to be touched up. they sedate him and they stitch it up right in the parking lot. they have all they need. >> the amazing thing is they were able to perform the operation successfully. >> they also give him a long acting anti-biotic and pain medication. >> they really put a lot of effort into this. >> and it's enough to make a grown man cry, meaning this guy. >> that's why we do what we do. >> that's why we do what we do, i love that. >> this must feel like an alien abduction. i remember a net, i woke up in this beautiful field and my my lip is fixed. >> ought of the gold coast of australia, we got this video, you see one of those street performers, like a cowboy statue, you see a kid there, you try to distract the statue, see if you can get him to move. watch who does pay him a visit. this shirtless guy in

look what happens at 7:00 a.m., 9:00 a.m., heavy rain in the watch area. you're on the roads tomorrow morning, especially around the d.c. metro area, you want to take it easy. we're still seeing rain at noon. this begins to pull away from the area at 4:00. washington is dry at 6:00 p.m. we'll talk about the temperature cooldown and a look ahead to christmas. >> the rain didn't stop redskins fans from tailgating outside fed pp fedex field. they brought out the ponchos and tents. and many were happy to shed the winter coats for a winter game, but it was a different mood after the game was over. this was the last time that some will see redskins players and coaches wearing burgundy and gold at home. and they went out with another close loss. this one to the dreaded dallas cowboys. diana is live at fedex field with reaction. >> fed up, that's what many of these redskins players said today after the game. they're fed up with losing. and i think redskins fans feel the same way. the redskins have now lost seven straight. they are 2-6 here at fed fedex field, and

watch. he just kicks the guy in and the crowd was quite pleased with the whole stuff that they saw. >> the window, you see him look up. it looks like he knows the guy's there and everything. how do you defend yourself from that? you can jump down but -- >> maybe this was a cry for help and this guy really did want to be rescued and stay there until he was rescued. >>> dude makes a daring base jump from a rooftop, but -- >> as he goes down things don't go how they planned. watch. >> the crash landing that could have cost him his life. >>> and, it's an ingenius idea. >> i think it will revolutionize smores. >> see the revolutionary makeover for the campfire favorite. >> this is a classy smore. >>> the best of the best extreme athletes in the world things don't always go the way they planned. check this out from epic tv, the perfect flight series in bangkok. wind suit pilot yoki summer, ludo worth doing what they call legal face jumping. >> up very, very high. >> this is as urban as you can get

i was watching julie christie.as hoping for a side by side saying we looked alike. >> jon: you do. >> i really don't but i was hoping that maybe you saw that in me. >> jon: i don't believe that the audience knows thank i look just like julie christy. >> jon: exactly and i warren beatty and together we're filming shampoo. >> woohoo. >> jon: do in this and spike jonez and her and work with these directors all at once will you ever be able to go back to cruddy directors? you are at this level any director you work with to live up to that will be difficult? >> i like the challenge. i challenge any cruddy director out there. [ laughter ] let's do a bad film. >> jon: you deliver in an enormous way. your performance is -- boy, is it beautiful to watch. all the actors. >> it's fantastic. >> jon: i would watch it with a about. junior mints. he has how i did it. >> juneon mints, popcorn sprite. >> jon: i obviously don't want to get diabetes but i just had the juneon mints but i'll try your speed ball. >> all right. >> jon: "

watch. out of nowhere, that's her boyfriend. >> did you just let me remind you on this day it was 25 degrees. at 3:00 p.m.mer iden township police got a call that the naked man somebody starts filming this thing. this gets pretty scary. >> he's biting me! >> oh, my god tha, that is so s. >> all of those officers are going to have to be tested. they doesn't know what diseases he has. >> all three officers were taken to the hospital and vietnam been treated and released. the guy success held on $100,000 bond be charged with indecent exposure and, as can you imagine, a whole slew of other things. >> get on the ground! >> fishermen in western australia were not supposed to catch this. >> oh, boy. >> that, my friends, is an 880 pound tiger shark more than ten feet long. >> that could eat you. >> it doesn't even look wrong. >> it doesn't look real but it is in fact real. fishermen were on coral bay in australia and happened to get this sucker on the line. as you can see, the line is clearly hooked

watch.e just kicks the guy in and the crowd was quite pleased with the whole stunt they saw. >> the guy in the window seeings him. he sees him look up. it looks like he knows the guys there and everything. how do you defend yourself from that? you could jump down. you know how that is going to end. >> if this was a cry for help, if this guy did really want to be rescued and stayed there until he was rescued. >> just a scary moment. a couple thousand feet in the air. watch this. when this person pulls the shoot, look at that. part of the shoot gets stuck. one of the people assisting, you see, is able to kind offer yank that cord out of there. you can see the struggle that the person had here. >> that person had the right form. if you look at it, they tell you to keep your legs up. that person has that legs up. >> a scary moment. thankfully, those people were there. >> here is another one from high up in the sky. this one, two guys, look like somewhat experience sky divers. they are going down

watch this. >> like helicopter driftin >> th old, but trending now for some reason.cked up christmas trees from the tree farm, swings it over to a shuttle truck, quickly releases the rope and off he goes for another load. you can tell it's not his first day too. he's whipping it over there, doesn't waste any time, gets there, drops the thing, already heading back for another bundle. >> down on the ground of this christmas tree farm, is a hooker. >> not that kind of hooker. >> but a person there grabbing the line and hooking up the next bundle for the had helicopter to take off at the noble mountain tree farm in salem. oregon is one of the top producers of christmas trees in the world. each year they put out about 7.3 million trees. pretty cool. this video over a million hits, trending, going viral, but we contacted noble mountain tree farm, this is a process they go through every year and it's incredible to watch. >>> hey, everybody. just in time for the holidays we're giving an ipad mini. >> all you need is today's buzzword, be a u.s. resident and 18 years of age or

watch this other car. three guys come after this guy. watch this. gheit in the mask kicks him in the back. a guy pulls out a gun, fires three shots. one of the shots hit the guy in the head. they take the bag from the guy and this to me stuck out the most. he pulled his hood up and looks back at the guy in a way like to show his face. >> it almost looks like he is laughing or smiling. >> the man was taken to icu, treated for that bullet to the head. here is the thing, all that was in the bag was like some personal items. like it wasn't anything special. some are speculating that this could have been a mistake. they mistook him for another person. >> what's disturbing is that they are so easily willing to pull that trigger without knowing who this guy is for sure. >> if this one is bad, this next one could be even worse. this is surveillance video from a car dealership. this person here, walking along ever so creepilily is a man of asian dissent that people are looking for. i'll tell you why. he approaches a woman 24 years old alone. he had been stal

"scandal," "breaking bad," "house of cards," "orange is the new black," must watch it all, must watchean under the covers, spread out on a comfy couch. >> best way to watch the tv, with the puffs and the netflix. one full season of "scandal" on the weekend, is that even enough? >> we need more. >> reporter: what about committing your life to "house of cards"? >> we'll have a lot of nights like this, very little sleep. >> reporter: is it normal to watch five seasons of "breaking bad" in one week? >> i don't know. >> i think once you get to the point where there's no more, you're like, oh, my god, when is the next season going to start because i need more. >> reporter: according to a study commissioned by netflix, you're not the only one getting caught up in this trend. half the people studied binged on a whole season in just a week. i could do a season in two days. not showing off. fans can't help getting sucked in. >> i've been watching "breaking bad" for a day and a half now, and i just watched the finale. >> reporter: and don't you dare feel bad about laying on the couch all day. >>

as you watch the snow, look at the tree on the left-hand side. watch how the branches,. hopefully they were not damage. the cold temperatures are making headlines. snow in3-4 inches of the area of purple. temperatures above freezing while the snow was falling. that is why the accumulation is so minimal. we are in the 30s now. night,o through the temperatures drop into the teens. 13 in frederick. even teens in southeastern suburbs. .t is going to be very cold a lot more coming up and a couple of minutes for you. >> of the a snow came north and .est of the district power outages and slick roads prompted businesses to close. schools closed today. these kids were happy about that. the adult spent the afternoon cleaning up. snow watch coverage of the day continues ahead. sam ford shows is how people dealt with the weather and the closed down government. >> on the other side of the world, many of the most powerful people in the world gathered to pay tribute to a man many considered a personal hero. a ceremony was held today in south africa to honor the memory of nelson mandela

monarchs the next book the book and not the assembly the federal mortal woman finds to get off the terror watch list. why was she on it in the first place i was in effect they have more on that just ahead. and another spy development of the nsa surveillance case a foreign leader of this theory looks like our neighbors to the north pole the sky and the state during two thousand and eighty eight n g twenty summit in canada for an expansion of international surveillance coming up. in orange county police officers are on trial over the death of the local polish man. for months now there's been a video showing how kelly thomas was beaten and detained by police officers before his death. the latest on the case later in the shower. it's monday the summer sack and five p m in washington dc and the camo pattern and or watching her knee while starting off the news this hour in federal district court in san francisco with hearing the case today of the hand with in fruit or move her name from a terror watch list for over eight years now less than even the teacher name on it almost impossible to get off of

watch turns to the flood watch that steve rudin mentioned here it for now, folks are enjoying the warmy last minute christmas shopping. >> you saw a wide variety. like it was winter, which technically it is. >> is the jacket necessary? >> no. it is a beautiful evening. wore a t-shirt and shorts and was not the least bit cold. >> it is christmas time and we have got beautiful weather. you can hang out with their friends. >> it is nice to go out and not have to put on five layers. >> despite a little rain, d.c. enjoyed a warm weekend. aher areas are dealing with mess. this video shows sheets of ice falling off of the roof of an oklahoma city shopping center. ice also cause trouble on the great lakes to the england, even affecting canada. >> probably one of the worst we have had. >> to the south it is snow. other midwest states were hit as well. in other areas, flooding is a problem. rescuers in columbus, ohio had to evacuate a community. they are tugging national water from a flooded creek swept this suv away. >> a came down on top of me indicates. 2 tornado rips through. one woman died

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watch their reaction. they clearly know its impact is imminent. >> oh! >> there was nowhere to go, a very narrow two-lane road, trees and snow on either side, out from the trees come a large moose. >> there's nothing they could do but just brace for impact. >> looks like a very large, full-grown moose. the crash is horrendous. reports say both of driver and passenger got out uninjured. no reports of what happened to the moose in the situation but it does look like a pretty rough impact. >> i don't think their car is the same as it was when they started that trip. >> you watch the camera on the right, the interior camera, you can see the guy tried to brake as hard as possible. you see stuff flying from the back seat forward and they tried to embrace. >> there's nothing you can do. it happened so, so quickly. >> they both had seat belts on. >> if only the moose could have waited just a couple of seconds. >> you won't believe the culprit in this crime. in the the two ladies standing there. in the the little girl that is with them and the little girl is the