embargo to be lifted, congress has to approve and rubio is going to be playing -- playing it to the hilt that he's never going to concede to the dictatorship and the terrorists and the evil people in cuba. >> all right. john r. mckart you are publisher of "harper's" magazine, sorry we have to cut you short. officials in pakistan say that two convicted militants have been hanged today in what are the first executions to be carried out in the country after the death penalty was reintroduced the government reinstated the death penalty after the peshawar killings. and scores more militants in the north of the country. >> cracking down, the pakistani army is intensifying their strikes against the taliban. military sources say they killed more than 30 insurgents in an ambush in the tiraj valley. the territory between pakistan and afghanistan has been the focus of sustained attacks against the taliban. mostly in the north waziristan region. on thursday the army reported they killed 17 militants in air strikes and more in ground operations. this renewed offense follows the death of 131 children

the metal hilts are just casings around the little beam to protect your hand. even if someone slices through the metal they're going to hit the beam right there. any padawan knows that. now i know-- that is science. (applause) >> stephen: now at this know what you're thinking. you're saying but stephen, in the trailer the first light beam comes out before the other two. how could it all be one beam. well, greg, it's simple. you just need three focusing crystal activators to split the plasma into perpendicular blade energy channels. confused? well, you'll understand in two weeks when you catch up with where i'm at. (cheers and applause) i have at it. amateur hour is over. the pros are taking it over on this one. of course, folks, the big story over thanksgiving was the ongoing racial tensions in america. we just gave you the jackie robinson stormtrooper. what more do you want? and it was all over one tinny decision. >> a grand jury decided not to indict officer darren wilson in the shooting death of michael brown. >> hundreds warmed the federal courthouse before

for the hilts, 1 to 2 -- hills, 1 to 2, maybe 3. it's windy in the hills. it's going to be a cool day. temperatures right now in the 50s. as we get into the afternoon, more 50s. 55 in pacifica. 53 for antioch. extended forecast here. so rain this afternoon breaking away to scattered showers. scattered showers for the first half of tomorrow. the afternoon looks like it's going to be wet. scattered showers in the forecast for wednesday a chance on thursday. the last system moves in friday and saturday before we dry out. >> the temperatures are all in the 50s all across the board. >> thank you. >> you are welcome. >>> more than a thousand uc berkeley berkeley employees the valuable information that the university says hackers gained access to. >>> u.s. stocks have moved lower this afternoon. the slide follows the market's biggest weekly loss in two and a half years as the price of oil continues a six-month fall. u.s. home builders are feeling slightly less confident into the sales prospect. taking a liking a the big board, the dow is down 64. nasdaq is 36. s&p

x-wings, tie fighters, but also a curious shot of a lightsaber with crossbeams on the hilt. this as something completely different. when everyone is pc in america this is a sign of the creeping nanny state. hear me out. the only thing that can stop a lightsaber is another lightsaber, so they are being shown as a protection for your hands. is this what it is coming to? sure, sometimes bad things happen to good people, but it was great. star wars had a careless disregard for safety. there were not any safety rails in cloud city. you are 37,000 miles in the air. and the death star, the guys operating are so close that the radiation alone should have killed them. still, no safety railing. and the storm troopers, the armor is completely useless. it does not protect them from blasters or tiny bears. that is the star was i remember, and all of a sudden we are adding extra safety percussions? what is next? regulations on workplace harassment? give me a break. once again, hollywood liberals with limousine airplanes are messing with my galaxy far, far away. although it still does look

keep in mind this country is already very much sanctioned to the hilt. >> schieffer: what about beyond that, david. can we take some sort of cyberaction? there seems clear we do have certain capabilities in that area. >> u.s. certainly has set of capabilities. question is, do you want to expose those capabilities on such a puny target as north korean infrastructure. you are giving away more in your techniques of how you conduct these attacks i think than you would be gaining. i think most people believe that the most effective thing you can do is go after the leadership bank accounts that are overseas. the bush administration did that in 2005 and succeeded in freezing the accounts and north korea very quickly started to change its behavior enough so that the funds got unfrozen. now, since then leadership has been done better job of hiding bank accounts. still that is the surest way to make north korea pay a price for what now the president has called not an act of war but just an act of vandalism. >> the white house there was a joke speaking to david's point about cyber-counter strike.

poor -- people i'm really sorry for with the businessmen who sit there with their wives dressed to the hiltand they've had one hell of a day. they're sitting there and nodding off. how about that? >> you can't see that, though, can you? >> no, no. i never liked -- i never do. but there are actors who make a point to say, you know, there was a woman in the third row on the right-hand side. did you see what she was doing? she was eating a sandwich. i will never -- i dare not step out of character long enough to notice the woman eating the sandwich. but it happens. and people bring drink into the house nowadays, it's accepted. >> phones -- >> phones go off. we do make announcements. >> of course you do, and they still go off every night. >> yes, they do. they do. everybody says, oh, there's a phone going off. crazy. >> with all that going on to your point that every actor has a different way of processing this and working his or her gift on the stage, what can you tell me? what tidbit can you tell me about how to stay focused? if there's anything you you do extremely well, you know, you step i

what happens when an offender does get like that, you have to snap it off at the hilt. l start acting the same. it's like a fire. we're searching for compliance out of them one way or another. we will get compliance. >> understanding the mood swings of juvenile offenders is one of the challenges for staff. just an hour after this intense scene, the calm teen talks freely with guards. while officers are trained to keep staff and offenders safe, reinforcement is close by in the rare case of an emergency. >> once we get past the point of physical force, we move into chemical weapons. this is pepper spray. we have got the stream which is used on individuals. and then we've got the fogger which we have to fog spaces like seg cells or things like that. next weapons system is a pepper ball gun. it actually fires a .67 caliber pepper ball and we can use this to shoot off the walls and fog an area if we can't get directly to the offender or if they're out of the range of the spray. this is similar to the tear gas you see police use where if there's a large area that they need to

now under the management of a left-liberal president who is determined to exercise those powers to the hilt. this is a partisan problem for the republicans but it is also a constitutional problem for all of us. my essay that you have, a constitutional congress, was published shortly before the election in the weekly standard. it addressed the partisan question but is genesis was on earlier writing on the constitutional one. i documented congresses wholesale delegation of its taxing, spending, lawmaking powers to the lawmaking branch and viewed with alarm the growing concentration of power in a single branch and a single individual. it had occurred to me that a time of fully-divided government, when one party controlled the congress, article one, and one party controlled the executive, article two might have provided some opening for an institutional reboot. to paraphrase james madison, the partisan interests of a congressional majority might be connected to the constitutional rights of the place. when it appeared that we might be in for a time of fully divided government, i set myself the t

when the waves hilt. >> translator: the last thing my child screamed was mommy and i held her as tightible. i went down with her for more than one hour. the only sound i could hear under water was the sounds of banging. >> reporter: i meet her again 10 years later. not only did she lose her baby, most of her family, included her husband and parents died. two days after the tsunami, she showed me the body of her dead sister. >> translator: sitting here i can clearly see the face of my sister lying here. the tsunami was a long time ago but it feels to me like it has just happened. >> reporter: she was nine years old when the tsunami killed her parents and 270 of her schoolmates, she wrote a poem back then. >> translator: children have lost their mothers and fathers. we the new generation will bowl back as a great province as a city of peace. my lovely, lovely afternoo town. >> reporter: now 19-year-old says her words have come true. while she remembers her parents at a mass grave with 15,000 bodies. she says she wants to look to the future. >> translator: in these last 10 years if i comp

now under the management of a left-liberal president who is determined to exercise those powers to the hilt. for is a partisan problem the republicans but it is also a constitutional problem for all of us. my essay that you have, a constitutional congress, was published shortly before the election in the weekly standard. it addressed the partisan question but is genesis was on earlier writing on the constitutional one. i documented congresses wholesale delegation of its taxing, spending, lawmaking powers to the lawmaking branch and viewed with alarm the growing concentration of power in a single branch and a single individual. that aoccurred to me time of fully-divided government, when one party controlled the congress, article one, and one party controlled the executive, article two, might have provided some opening for an institutional reboot. madison, the james partisan interests of a congressional majority might be connected to the constitutional rights of the place. when it appeared that we might be in for a time of fully divided government, i set myself the thinking about how the conn

aaa says 12 million calans will hilt the road or head to the airport. show you a live look right now at interstate 80, emoryville. looking good if you are heading out of town. people aren't just sdridriving. some are flying. there are airport delays. cheryl hurd and the rush to get out of town. >> gentlem >> inside there are long lines. weather delays caused for all the backups and people are in a good mood. because they're happy to get away for the holiday. >> the united terminal at sfo is packed. >> yes, everybody is joining us. the kiosks are moving at a snail's pace. >> slowdown in the system, flight delays. the airport is filled with travelers heading to seattle. >> see our son and grandchildren. here for the day for meetings. family in the oregon area. we are going up there for a little skiing this weekend for the holiday. >> weather by plane. or by car. skiing is on the mind of of a lot of folks in the bay area. >> storm rider 95, all mountain ski. >> the star manager at california ski company, in berkeley. >> bitzness picked up considerably -- b

i guess the video ran snout. >> something hilt the hey and turned the lights out. >> coming up, moreweather traffic and sport. we it on our sister station the cw fill. >> i next on cbs this morning the latest breaking developments as searches fine debris at least 40 bodies when flight airasia flight 8501 disappeared. >> now to follow your local news traffic and sports we're keeping it live, keeping it local on your cbs philly station. happy new year to you, we'll be back. ring ring!... progresso! it's ok that your soup tastes like my homemade. it's our slow simmered vegetables and tender white meat chicken. apology accepted. i'm watching you soup people. make it progresso or make it yourself you say avocado old el paso says... zesty chicken and avocado tacos in our stand 'n stuff tortillas . (record scratch) you say stand n' stuff tortillas old el paso says... start somewhere fresh ♪ >>> good morning. it is tuesday, december 30th 2014. welcome to "cbs this morning." recovery teams have found the wreck age of flight 8501. allen pizzey is indonesia. >>> did the government get it wrong

. >> i heard this huge sound, the truck shook, and i hilt tt the floorboards.felt like a bomb, to be honest with you. or that the gas pump blew up. >> sam shows us where he stood when it all went down. >> next thing i know, all i seen was this orange "v" framed out by the brightest white. i felt the charge going through my arm. as it went through my elbow, that's basically the last thing i remember. >> it was thunderous. it was thunderous. >> i heard the thunder. i heard it, it was loud. >> when it hit -- when it hit sam, it was just like world war iii. it was the loudest thing i've ever heard. >> in fact, the lightning never actually hit sam directly. >> the lightning bolt had struck the pavement just feet from me, traveled through the pavement, because it had just recently rained. >> luckily, the gas pump he's holding is grounded, directing the current from his body. but the force of the bolt drops sam right on the spot, unable to move. >> he wasn't breathing. i couldn't find his pulse. i started pounding on his chest. i started pounding him on his chest, i s

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the new york subway system has been kill killed. he was head of kuwaited's external operations, a role once hilted by the mastermind of the september 11th attacks. a ganaese national. he grew up in the u.s. he was one of the fbi's most wanted in a $5 million reward offered for his capture. the prosecutors say he was recruited and trained men in 2008 for attacks in new york and london. both of which were foiled. one man in afghan joins us now from washington, d.c. thank you very much indeed for being with us. what do you think the significance of this killing is? >> well, it's a further example of the way in which we have been able to degrade leadership of al-qaeda. obviously, we are aware of the fact that everybody is replaceable, but this is an individual who we -- the united states had particularly within its sites because of the charges that were against him for flotting -- plotting terrorist attacks here in the united states and elsewhere. >> you say, "we." is your impression that the pakistani military had help from the u.s. or were they acting alone? >> no. no. i think that not all all, but i do think there is a connection he

the u.s. drone targets since 2004 hilt the area.nd all of this according to the foundation of the defense of democracies. and what you are seeing right now is u.s. drones helping pakistan from the air squeeze the taliban from above with hopes of routing them. thank very much, jennifer griffin from the pentagon. >> a new legal fight after voters approved a ban on red light cameras. three cities near st. louis foiled a lawsuit trying to block the cameras. supporters of the ban say that the cameras are a money grab and the cities are suing their own voters. the federal government has jurisdiction of the states. and the counties have jurisdiction over the cities in their counties. and so it is fairly clear that they have the right to impose laws on those municipalities. >> the state is dictating what the city is authorized to do and prohibit them from doing things. there is nothing in the missouri constitution that provides that a county can do the same thing. >> an opportunity said it could be months or years before the lawsuit is reso

the main reason people stay at hilt sxon marriott properties is because there are so many around theld. combined they have over 8,000 hotels in the world, and that's kind of their strong point. that's why people stay at those hotels. this presents a unique opportunity for boutique and independent hotels to make this a point of differentiation. not only having more flexible change policies, but also offering free breakfast, wi-fi, all things you would otherwise be charged for if staying at some hilton and marriott properties. >> i personally hate to see the hotels going the way of the airlines because i really hate what the airlines are doing these days. let's talk about the airlines. american airlines planning to spend $2 billion on new stuff. >> they're currently integrating american and us airways, and that's kind of catching up with the competition. they're kind of catching up with the competition. they're going from having the oldest fleet of any u.s. legacy carrier, any of the big carriers and having the newest fleet very soon. that's a $2 billion investment. they're adding new

near the scene before the blaze started and another who was spotted while the fire was in full swing. >>> colorado has been hiltth a federal lawsuit from two neighboring states over its legal marijuana law. nebraska and oklahoma say pot is spilling across state lines and it creates a dangerous gap in the drug controlled system. since marijuana is still illegal under federal law, the state want the law struck down. but colorado's attorney general is vowing a fight. the denver post call it is the most serious challenge to colorado's recreational pot law to date. certainly the edible market is being targeted. >>> so it was a bittersweet night for fans of stephen colbert and his comedy show "the colbert report." the comedian said quarterbackgo. he was celebrated by the all-star cast of celebrities, journalists, politicians. they came together with john stewart there and sang "we'll meet again." ♪ >>> see that mayor de blasio, big bird, willie nelson. it was then he found santa. a unicorn, and of course, what else? what did do you find with those two things? alex tribeck. >> what do i do now? >> huh? ho ho ho, hello

the holiday season kicks offer today. saaings expects 99 million americans to hilt the road, making this the busiest travel season since theytarted keeping track. analysts say low gas prices and the improving economy have helped the trend. there's been a slight uptick in air travel, up 1% from last year. >> a large number of travelers may face problems thanks to a major storm system getting underway. >> 99 million travelers, how many of them are going to run into weather? >> if it's rain, it's going to slow you down, but you'll still get there. i'm more worried about the air travels, because they have to space out the flights more. the flights are packed, so it's a widespread system. look at how much territory this covers, snow on the backside, a marinaro corridor, most of this, temperatures running above average, so the majority of this is a rainstorm versus a snowstorm, but you can see storms in the south. between new york and philadelphia, starting to see delays. we can see storms firing up in the southern tear. as the front comes in, that's a triggering point, plenty of gulf moisture helping to feed into this and this a

the increase in wholesale gas prices. if you look back former governor been mcdonell helped pay for a $6 billion funding package. >>> combat in afghanistan is officially over. a ceremony at hilt headquarters in kabul. >> reporter: the end of combat doesn't necessarily mean the end of war. >> reporter: the flag of the u.s.-led international force was lowered in a ceremony in kabul. american general john campbell rolled up the flag, symbolically transferring leadership to the afghan forces. >> we cannot fail working together. >> reporter: today's ceremony works a milestone for our country. for more than 13 years ever since innocent lives were taken from us on nine eleven our nation has been at war in afghanistan. the end of the combat mission does not mean the end of the war. from a peak of 100,000 troops in afghanistan there are now 10600. it has taken the lives of 2300 american servicemen and women. they will be facing a ferocious enemy. attacks by the taliban are surging. president obama recently authorized counterterrorism operations against the taliban in addition to al died. >> well merry christmas everybody. >> reporter: earlier in his vacation on christmas day, presiden

. >> reporter: the police say after hilting the pedestrians, the woman crashed head-on into a second vehicle. she was later detained for suspicion of dui and vehicular manslaughter. a ped was knocked in the air and landed on the windshield of a passing suv. >> we got up to 12 people transported into area hospitals up to three hospitals, many in critical condition. >> pretty bad, but i'm hoping everybody's going to be okay. >> security is tight around the federal courthouse in boston today as the boston bomber appears in court for the first time in a year and a half. it is the final pretrial hearing before jury selection begins next month. he's charged in the 2013 bombings of the boston marathon that killed three people and injured more than 260 others. his brother was killed during their attempt to avoid capture. >>> over the top shoplifting scheme foiled out of florida walmart store. in this video, you can see two men walk into the store and grab a shopping cart. for the next few minutes, the men walk in the store, load up the cart with toys and a barbie car, but as they approach th

meanwhile, on the west coast it's being called one of the strongest storms in five years. it's expected to hilta creating heavy rains, possible floods, rock slides, mudslides as well. nbc meteorologist bill karins -- >> it's like an old fashioned winter storm for california. >> worst than five years. is that an overstate? >> the drought has been going on for five years. the storm has it all. it could have 100 miles per hour plus winds up in the mountain finance could have blizzard conditions in the mountains. we could be dealing with enough heavy rain and wind for power outages. we're watching the storm itself. one piece went to the north. it's going slam on shore tomorrow. calling a pineapple express thing. it's not a classic case but the moisture goes back to toward hawaii and heading into cia. we haven't had a situation like this in a number of years with the opportunity for this much rain. so far just a little bit of light range copping on shore. the main event is late tonight and early tomorrow morning. that's when the strongest winds will be. that's when the heaviest rains maybe even thun

the sunol grade clearing. 680 and 84. through morgan hill on monterey road, it is clearing out and 101 but a hilt -- a little wet. 's to low 50's on the peninsula. we do not have a heavy downpour. the temperatures for this afternoon are mid-to-upper 50's with the morning showers becoming heavy and breezy in the afternoon and evening. 101 and 880 is still looking wet as we move through the next three days with light showers tomorrow and sunny and cloudy on thursday and light rain on friday and i will look at the weekend forecast. >> slowing eastbound although it is going against traffic. the accident new turned into a multipole vehicle crash is causing big delays. good morning, everyone, if you are wicking up, this started off as a two-car crash with a vehicle on its side and someone was trapped. a few other cars started to crash into them so five or six involved and bumper-to-bumper traffic with one or two lanes blocked. the westbound traffic is backed up from tracy. there could be lane openings as you head in the eastbound direction. at look at the drive across the san mateo bridge you can see across the water 9

in the great tradition of this country you can look at jesse owens when he went to germany and defeated hiltprov a arian race wasn't superior. you can look at many people and lebron james can do the same thing. >> do you think the 20-somethings that are out there protesting are gathering what happened in past generations of activism. you got the columbia law school that will allow students to postpone their exams if they feel unnerved by the recent grand jury decisions, seems to me the school is making a statement. do these 20-something's realize this was a generational fight? >> i think they are extremely intelligent. my students at georgetown are well-informed and they understand it is a reflection on a problem that we have not yet dealt with. let me say this about the president so i won't be mistaken, the president keeps saying he doesn't want to weigh in on a particular case, i don't want him to, i want him to weigh in on the case of black unarmed people being murdered by the police, nothing specific, not michael brown, not michael garner, i want you to say in general, without there bein

. >> do you think all the publicity this film has garnered is going to make this a hilt? >> well, it's going to be very, very difficult for logistical reasons. seth rogan movies don't do that well and this was getting poor reviews. it's only going to be in about 15% of the theaters the company wanted it to be in, so it's not going to get anywhere near the box office it would have normally. this is a special case of video on demand and maybe it will help recoup some of sony's losses. >> does this speak to the influence hollywood does have oversea hes and does it have the real world effect of studios now self sensorring. >> it's possible. we do see that a lot just in things we don't see a lot, big budget movies don't have a lot of dialogue and aren't sophisticated, because that's what plays well overseas in different languages. north korea is a special case. it is the hermit kingdom, a criminal state and gets income from counterfeit money and selling drugs and things like this and obviously the main actors there, that family that has been ruling it is not always operating in