yuri, a dislocated shoulder.am of one day going pro. >> by the time the race comes up next year, i'll probably be ready for it. >> i'll be right up there with him. >>> from one airborne race car to another. no wrong turns here, just fast and tricky. and this one definitely makes a safe landing. may 2012, ken block straps into his custom race car. all systems are go. >> it can do zero to 60 in 1.8 seconds, very, very fast. >> over four days, he uses and abuses the iconic streets, hills, and waterfront of san francisco. at speeds of up to 120 miles an hour. >> to be able to bring my race car here to san francisco and race it around on closed off city streets was like a dream come true for me. >> it's the latest of his in sanely popular web videos, gymkhana five. >> it's a race sport. >> precision maneuvering around obstacles and controlled skids, spins, and turns called drifting. box genius is the way he uses moving objects like this cable car to take his tire shredding stunts to another level. >> it's like, okay,

. >> yuri: when the war started in 1941, and when the germans came up to moscow, we were in panic. i remember being bombed. i remember the alarms going. i was a schoolboy at that time. and i worked at the factory. >> galina: when i was still little, 7 months old when the war started, the people was getting killed, and some people, they would shoot them, but people weren't dead yet, but they still would put them in the ground. we would just get all our things that we could get and we just went to the forest and tried to hide. it was amazing how my mom and my grandmother survived all this. >> ladmilia: right now, it's really hard for older people. nobody's really taking care of them. i had the surgery and my doctor said that i should take two pills a day after the surgery to recover. but he said if it would be really bad, you can take eight, but then you gonna die. i prepared eight pills, and my friend called me at that time, said that, "there is a golden age gonna be at the church," and i was like, "oh, maybe i should check it out." [music] >> paul: golden age ministry is a ministry

yuri compartiÓ con eugenio derbez.anciones cuando pidiÓ que lo disculparÁn, pidiÓ ayuda y se desplomÓ de inmediato. el cantante fue trasladado a un hospital donde muriÓ minutos mÁs tarde. >> recuerden que maÑana estados unidos se prepara para donar y ayudar a los mÁs necesitados en el teletÓn, y las estrellas ya comenzaron a llegar, asÍ que les vamos a tener todos los detalles de los preparativos. los espero maÑana en "el gordo y la flaca". bye. >> y conduciÉndolo usted, los ensayos quedaron al pelo. antes de irnos queremos invitarlos a la jornada sabatina del consulado de mÉxico. de 9 a 2 de la tarde se llevara a cabo una jornada sabatina dentro de sus instalaciones ubicadas en el nÚmero 111 al sur, en philadelphia. las personas que tramitar pasaporte deberÁn obtener una cita. puede llamar o comunicarse con la pÁgina de internet de ellos. gracias por estar con nosotros, por elegirnos. a continuaciÓn el noticiero nacional, ahora estÁn bien informados. que tengan todos buenas noches. >> hola quÉ tal? hoy es jueves 11 de

louis county, miss yuri. group of 60 people gathered at the scene.with the city of berkley was on a routine business check at a gas station overnight when he saw two men a approach them. police say one of those men pulled a hand gun and pointed it at the officer. then the officer we're told fired several shots, striking and fatally wound ago this suspect. second man fled, and we will bring you up to dayton this breaking story a a as we get more information as the morning goes on. it is west december 24th, i'm quarter von tiehl. >>> i'm nicole brewer in for ukee washington. developing right now two police cruisers collide in the north philadelphia intersection sending three officers to the hospital. >>> also police are lookin

. >>> and demonstrations over grand jury decisionness miss yuri and insuring spark protests across the country including right here in philadelphia. protesters disrupted last night's tree lighting ceremony at city hall. police made one arrest. >>> right now coming up at 5:43. time for traffic and weather to go, hi there, katie. >> good morning, everybody. we will check in request our eyewitness weather watcher network and temperatures we are finding in the region right new as we look at a slew all in one look here, it is generally right or around or below or slightly above freezing. in tuckerton, saylorsburg pennsylvania, so complete opposite. 31 degrees appease, marty, so 29. fred hill, in nottingham sent in 29 degrees. let get to one more list for you here. mount gretna michael alwine sent in 34 degrees. so to give you an idea. we are kind of level around the region as a whole. we are just seeing a few clouds at this point. nice quiet radar for a change. things are far from quiet when we get all the way a across the world towards western pacific. reason i show you this is because it

louis county, miss yuri. group of 60 people gathered at the scene. investigators say a police officers with the city of berkley was on a routine business check at a gas station overnight when he saw two men a approach them. police say one of those men pulled a hand gun and pointed it at the officer. then the officer we're told fired several shots, striking and fatally wound ago this suspect. second man fled, and we will bring you up to dayton this breaking story a a as we get more information as the morning goes on. it is west december 24th, i'm quarter von tiehl. >>> i'm nicole brewer in for ukee washington. developing right now two police cruisers collide in the north philadelphia intersection sending three officers to the hospital. >>> also police are looking for a driver who hit a woman in the north east and then left her there to tie. >> and former president george hw bushies rushed to the hospital, we will bring you up to dayton why doctors are keeping a close eye on him. so lots of news to cover today. >> a a lot the to cover for sure. >> for

yuri gar-booze of union city sent this to our facebook page. >> catherine: it was taken around 4:30 this afternoon. and sent with the message "have to go shopping for a new car." share your photos - at "breaking news at kron dot com." >> catherine: and don't forget. you can get weather alerts, forecasts, check radar, and more. with our free kron four mobile app. >> jacqueline: we actually will be freezing in certain places. tomorrow. sustained winds still in the 20 mi. per hour range including and half moon bay. 24 in redwood city 25 in oakland and in fairfield. dust even stronger than this. thirty mile per hour gusts at san francisco. >> jacqueline: with the wind gust it feels colder than with it is accurate this is what it feels like if you head out the door right now it feels like 39 degrees in oakland right now 39 and concord and 31 in livermore and san jose. it will continue over night. strong winds will stick with us into tomorrow morning by tomorrow afternoon it will start to drive down. above 1,000 ft. dust will reach over 60 mi. per hour. --gust >> jacqueline: will get to the te

. >> when the russians put yuri gagarin into space, it was another sense of america being knocked backs heels. we're behind. >> khrushchev greeted the hero saying now let the capitalist countries try to catch up. >> for the russians to be the first to put a man in space, dealt a real blow not only to american pride but restarted the whole question about whether the u.s. government could protect the american people. >> the spaceship weighed 5 tons. the biggest payload we have been able to push into orbit weighed only a few hundred pounds. >> if you can put a man into space, you can put nuclear warheads into space and lots of them and then we're in trouble. >> this is norman cal in moscow. the people that work back here in the kremlin are convinced that the balance of power in the world shifted in their favor and encouraged by this conviction they have stepped up their activities all over the world not only in berlin but also in latin america. >> a great jam of camera men here now. an absolute mad house here. the first historic meeting between premier khrushchev and premier castro is now

news continues online, on twitter, facebook, and on all yuri moscevski bile device was our abc7 newsica" is next. we continue wi brian: >> brian: >> tom: >> tom:breaking right now, secr rescue mission. the failed efforts to save american hostage luke somers. held by al qaeda in yemen just days after his family pleads for his release. >> please show mercy. >> what happened in the surprise u.s. strike overnight. abc's chief investigative correspondent brian ross is here with details. >>> terror on a train. a man armed with a knife stabs four people on an amtrak train in michigan. passengers running for their lives after spotting blood. >> i heard somebody screaming and yelling. just loud noises, yelling. >> now in handcuffs. were there signs he was ready to snap? >>> in a shocking twist, "rolling stone" now backing off its explosive story about an

but it is hard to argue with yuri milner, given the -- >> it is hard to argue with yuri milner given but if you believe xiaomi is going to be the next ali baba or facebook or apple, it has to do something more than make a phone that runs android. look at all of the other companies doing that. they are getting crushed. there is no market. >> the only company that can ignore the laws of physics is apple right now. >> number seven pressure from regulators, some of the largest firms are giving up their claims of hundreds of millions of dollars over the years. you can see some investors saying well, it's about time we get some of our money back. >> the pressure is due to regulators -- how much of the pressure is due to regulators and how much is due to people looking at the actual returns and saying you are not work it anymore? -- worth it anymore? >> it is kind of across all of the classes. it is not surprising that equity would find itself in the same position. with better to lower your fees than to see your investors walkout. >> and a lack of transparency and whether the private equity

there is a book called "this nonviolent stuff will get you killed yuri." and there is a book about the mississippi freedom movement called "we will shoot back." the theme is -- i have actually been sort of encouraged. i think it is very hard to get serious changes in curriculum done at the high school levels but i am encouraged by the internet and the fact that there are all of these networks out there with people who are interested, and maybe you bypass the traditional educational process on this issue. another friend of mine has a book called by passing social media or something like that and he actually elevates the efforts of the concealed carry movement or chronicles how people in the concealed carry movement move past the mainstream media and are utilizing the internet. i think those sorts of conduits are important for this issue as well. >> so these two questions tie in together. i was an elected official and a democrat in a city with majority democrats were -- where gun violence was high. i now live in a conservative town where everyone has a gun a

there is a book called "this nonviolent stuff will get you killed yuri." and there is a book about the mississippi freedom movement called "we will shoot back." he theme is -- i have actually been sort of encouraged. i think it is very hard to get serious changes in curriculum done at the high school levels, but i am encouraged by the internet and the fact that there are all of these networks out there with people who are interested, and maybe you bypass the traditional educational process on this issue. another friend of mine has a book called by passing social media or something like that, and he actually elevates the efforts of the concealed carry movement or chronicles how people in the concealed carry movement move past the mainstream media and are utilizing the internet. i think those sorts of conduits are important for this issue as ell. >> so these two questions tie in together. i was an elected official and a democrat in a city with majority democrats where gun violence was high. i now live in a conservative town where everyone has a gun and there

and yuri twenty-fifth, 1985-1941, the head chef of the s. s. america, pointed out with the gun placements would be located when transferred to the u.s. navy. on february 10th, he wondered if william sebold had ever heard of a carrier which allow agents to begin investigation of a steward on the s as your why of the mccormick shipping line on march 5th. he identified george shoe, and nazi ideologue who was a commander of the hudson county new jersey branch of the nazi front organization. on march 12th, he arrived with a vegetable cooked on the argentina who sent messages through a mail drop in brazil and spoke of the owner of a little casino on his block of these 85st street which turned out to be the run in the point for another ring of spies. blasts by to visit the office was fritz duquesne he stayed for three hours on june 25th, 1941, three days after nazis took germany, launched its massive surprise land and air invasion of the soviet union, pushing the u.s. ever closer to war and on saturday, june 25th, and sunday, june 29, 1941, 250 fbi ag

right now temperatures in the '50s as yuri and applies today generally upper 50s live '60s 63¢ franciscomid-60s and oakland 64 san jose and los 6 is for livermore 59 and to act in fairfield. eric con 4 sunday on the bay forecast again today not expecting a whole lot of rain just about some at to be potentially and the complete try and not in the sunshine this afternoon. the big story for the this week is tomorrow morning when stay another major storm system comes through. bringing heavy rain possibly thunderstorms. in the winds are expected to take off as well showing tuesday wednesday. and that means flooding possible storm damage downed power lines downed trees and are saw big tree branch fall in san francisco this morning on top of cars damaging and a the next couple days watched the storm system we call on to some showers for thursday and friday. airline try out for weekends >> : quick check of your traffic on the monday morning no major hot spots to report in looking at like conditions all across the bay area said those are inquiry now. tracking an accident in dublin area takes look

and also yuri timer. and our guest host this morning continues. harvard professor ken rogoff.the market stuff out of the way. earlier i asked let me guess high single digits for 2015. he said 20%. you're a high single digits guy, aren't you for next year? >> yeah. i think the consensus i would look for next year was what it was the beginning of this year. rates are going to go up and stocks are going to do well. pes have expanded. it's been a pretty narrow leadership this year. it's been mostly large caps. and everything else is basically lagged. we're in that mode where you look at earnings growth of 7% or 8%. you don't really get much multiple expansion maybe. and you are in a single high digit mode. maybe it's better if we get some pe expansion. unfortunately i'm in the consensus there. >> but do you think it will be you know an easy to watch 8% or 9% or could we be down part of the year or up double digits for part of the year versus 2014 and then just end up single digits? >> i think usually around the start of the fed rate cycle you do some some volatility. if the fed is