rudolph. looking. look at this. mason rudolph. caught again by mccleskey! that offensive line for oklahoma state doing an incredible job protecting their quarterback. >> joel: all three baylor defensive linemen now coming off the field because they are too tired. all that time you are going to find somebody open. that is too long to cover in the back end. i love what mccleskey did. he works back to the quarterback. he got on the same level. he found himself open for a completion down the field. >> gus: back-to-back 21-yard gains from mccleskey. first and ten from the 43. rudolph starting to warm up now. he hands it off to hill. running downhill. he is close to a first down. >> joel: you see what happens when you get some first downs. the first team defensive line had to come out of the game. you get backup defensive linemen in the game baylor and you can start running the bam. ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? it's here. the amazing new iphone everyone's excited about. and t-mobile is the best place to get it. your iphone deserves a network built for unlimited data for everyo

rudolph. looking. look at this. mason rudolph. caught again by mccleskey! that offensive line for oklahoma state doing an incredible job protecting their quarterback. >> joel: all three baylor defensive linemen now off the field because they are too tired. all that time you are going to find somebody open. that is too long to cover in the back end. i love what mccleskey did. he works back to the quarterback. he got on the same level. he found himself open for a completion down the field. >> gus: back-to-back 21-yard gains from mccleskey. first and ten from the 43. rudolph starting to warm up now. he hands it off to hill. running downhill. stopped by aiavion edwards but he is close to a first down. >> joel: you see what happens when you get some first downs. the first team defensive line had to come out of the game. you get backup defensive linemen in the game baylor and you can start running the bam. ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? it's here. the amazing new iphone everyone's excited about. and t-mobile is the best place to get it. your iphone deserves a network built for u

rudolph. looking. look at this. mason rudolph. caught again by mccleskey! that offensive line for oklahoma state doing an incredible job protecting their quarterback. >> joel: all three baylor defensive linemen now coming off the field because they are too all that time you are going to find somebody open. that is too long to cover in the back end. i love what mccleskey did. he works back to the quarterback. he got on the same level. he found himself open for a completion down the field. >> gus: back-to-back 21-yard gains from mccleskey. first and ten from the 43. rudolph starting to warm up now. he hands it off to hill. running downhill. and justice hill. stopped by aiavion edwards but >> joel: you see what happens when you get some first downs. the first team defensive line had to come out of the game. you get backup defensive linemen in the game baylor and you can start running the bam. ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? it's here. the amazing new iphone everyone's excited about. and t-mobile is the best place to get it. your iphone deserves a network built for unlimited da

rudolph. runs it. gets to the line. touchdown cowboys! the second rushing touchdown of the game for mason rudolph. oklahoma state takes a 40-34 lead. >> joel: you'll have four texas tech players that get stuck with their eyes in the wrong direction. you have corners in man to man. the defensive end goes way down with the running back. the safety gets stuck with his eyes in the backfield. and there's nobody left for mason rudolph. >> gus: ammendola for the extra point. it's good. 41-34. 1:12 remaining. here's texas tech. they'll get the football back with two time-outs. >> gus: welcome back to lubbock. mason rudolph scored two rushing touchdowns. you take a look at the drive. six plays, 79 yards. just over two minutes. rudolph with the big run. ammendola sends it away. he kicks this one deep for a touchback. texas tech will start from the 25 for nic shimonek. >> joel: all the chips in the middle of the table. you have a great series from the oklahoma state defense. the offense came out and answered the bell with everything on the line. two

rudolph running the ball. another first down as he falls at the 10 in front of dorsey. >> joel: he's just thought of as a nonthreat as a runner that texas tech's defense is not respecting him. he gives the fake and wide open. hill cuts it back. dragged down inside the tech 5. what a great series for oklahoma state. >> joel: a couple of great passes by mason rudolph in big situations including long third down conversion. they're primed here for a score. >> gus: second down and goal at the 4 after the six-yard hill. cuts it back. falls at the 1. dakota allen with first contact. third down and goal. >> joel: here you go. this is the snap here. this will tell you everything you need to know about the will of your football team on either side. if you're oklahoma state, you have the will to keep this season alive potentially your playoff hopes alive. >> gus: the texas tech defense was made for big plays here. high snap. rudolph runs it. he won't get in. so now the cowboys have a decision to make. here's the field go

rudolph. looking. look at this. mason rudolph. caught again by mccleskey! that offensive line for oklahoma state doing an incredible job protecting their quarterback. >> joel: all three baylor defensive linemen now coming of too tired. all that time you are going to find somebody open. that is too long to cover in the back end. i love what mccleskey did. he works back to the quarterback. he got on the same level. he found himself open for a completion down the field. >> gus: back-to-back 21-yard gains from mccleskey. first and ten from the 43. rudolph starting to warm up now. he hands it off to hill. running downhill. and justice hill. he is close to a first down. >> joel: you see what happens when you get some first downs. the first team defensive line had to come out of the game. you get backup defensive linemen in the game baylor and you can start running the bam. ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? it's here. the amazing new iphone everyone's excited about. and t-mobile is the best place to get it. your iphone deserves a network built for unlimited data for everyone. ...str

rudolph recognized that. tried to put it on the outside but ends up out of bounds. >> gus: that makes it third down and six at the 31. the cowboys need to go to the baylor 25 for a first down. delayed handoff. childs. bottled up. childs. face mask coming off. childs rolls out of bounds at the 30. >> joel: they will get ira lewis, it looks like. number 97. >> referee: personal foul. face mask. defense, number 97. 15-yard penalty. automatic first down. >> gus: in the open field, ira lewis tries to go up lie. >> joel: rather than tackling through the body and i know phil bennett upset about it. but that is a clear face mask and an excellent call by the official. >> gus: first down and ten at the 15 now for oklahoma state. opening series of the second half. aiavion edwards, the middle linebacker with the tackle. >> joel: the linebackers have played well for baylor tonight, haven't they? >> gus: they have. >> joel: edwards. on quite a few plays. patrick levels and travon blanchard each involved on several stops in

at the baylor 13. >> gus: rudolph. wants to throw it. >> joel: this kid, a senior from dallas, roosevelt high school, is off to a terrific start to his season. sometimes it's that urgency of your last year. he graduates in december. a degree in health and kinesiology and leisure studies. he is athletic and forceful on the >> gus: third down ten and 13. washington in motion. to the other side. rudolph. drops it off underneath. mccleskey. mccleskey on his feet. first down. cowboys. great effort after the catch by mccleskey closed session. -- by jalen mccleskey on third and ten. he gets 12. >> joel: he had great blocks down the field from the fellow almost acts as a screen play. even though he is past the line of scrimmage, they have to be careful not to contact the defenders. but seales, 81 in particular, great block with number 28 james washington. >> gus: first down and goal at the three for oklahoma state. 16th play of the drive. childs. straight ahead. six touchdown in two weeks for rennie childs. >> joel: there is a

rudolph. out of bounds. flag on the play. >> joel: i think this one is going against oklahoma state. the space that was created, i felt like was from a pushoff. interference. offense. number 17. penalty is declined. it's fourth down. >> joel: there is austin hays. there is the extension of the arm. he pushes off to gain separation. what an excellent call by the official down the field. >> gus: so that will make it fourth down and 16 at the 40. they need to go 44.5 for a first down. mason rudolph. with time. lets it go. down the field. intercepted! orion stewart. [ cheering ] it at the 30. stewart. still running and out of >> gus: jim grobe can take a deep breath. >> joel: fitting that the last play made to seal the victory is made by that secondary. they played great tonight for baylor. phil bennett deserves a lot of credit for an excellent game plan that stood up four quarters. got turnovers. tackled well. excellent effort. what a job by baylor's defense tonight! >> gus: hand it off to hasty. >> joel: felt

rudolph and a flag is thrown this time.gainst blake lynch as he was guarding marcell ateman. >> i'll take it. if i'm blake lynch. >> absolutely. you are competing your tail off. as you talked about before, batting the 6'4" guy and you are 6'3" just learning the position. that is a good battle. >> here is ateman with just a good day and being physical. >> he has to do there and use his hands early. he has to take advantage of the battle at the line of scrimmage where theoretically he's the better athlete lick. >> and so they all have receiving touchdowns and hill and king and rudolph have rushing touchdowns. first and goal from the two. >> rudolph keeps it. and we'll get back to the line of scrimmage. >> that really surprised me. >> they don't want him running the ball, especially in this situation with the game in hand like it is heading into the fourth quarter. >> that is the end of the third quarter here in stillwater. it will be second and goal from the two when we come back. but james washington having a big day, over 2

at the baylor 13. >> gus: rudolph. wants to throw it. oh, rudolph!els. >> joel: this kid, a senior from dallas, roosevelt high school, is off to a terrific start to his season. sometimes it's that urgency of your last year. he graduates in december. a degree in health and kinesiology and leisure studies. he is athletic and forceful on the outside. >> gus: third down ten and 13. washington in motion. to the other side. rudolph. drops it off underneath. mccleskey. mccleskey on his feet. first down. cowboys. great effort after the catch by mccleskey closed session. -- by jalen mccleskey on third and ten. he gets 12. >> joel: he had great blocks down the field from the fellow wide receivers. almost acts as a screen play. even though he is past the line of scrimmage, they have to be careful not to contact the defenders. but seales, 81 in particular, great block with number 28 james washington. >> gus: first down and goal at the three for oklahoma state. 16th play of the drive. childs. straight ahead. six touchdown in two weeks for rennie childs. >> joel:

at the baylor 13. >> gus: rudolph. wants to throw it. oh, rudolph! >> joel: this kid, a senior from dallas, roosevelt high school, is off to a terrific start to his season. sometimes it's that urgency of your last year. he graduates in december. a degree in health and kinesiology and leisure studies. he is athletic and forceful on the outside. >> gus: third down ten and 13. washington in motion. to the other side. rudolph. drops it off underneath. mccleskey. mccleskey on his feet. first down. cowboys. great effort after the catch by mccleskey closed session. -- by jalen mccleskey on third and ten. he gets 12. >> joel: he had great blocks down the field from the fellow almost acts as a screen play. even though he is past the line of scrimmage, they have to be careful not to contact the defenders. but seales, 81 in particular, great block with number 28 james washington. >> gus: first down and goal at the three for oklahoma state. 16th play of the drive. childs. straight ahead. six touchdown in two weeks for rennie >> joel: there is always going to be

rudolph. got to hurry. rudolph. looking. buying time. rudolph. jones! [ cheering ] fourth sack of the night for baylor. the bears stay perfect. with a 35-24 win over oklahoma state. baylor 4-0. big night for seth russell, ishmael zamora and chris platt. russell throws four platt. let's go downstairs to shannon. >> shannon: well, coach, your defense played like a billion minutes here tonight. literally fought to the last second. how tough are they? >> they work really hard, shannon. we want to make it interesting for you. they had the backs against the wall time after time. we didn't play the best football but when it counted >> shannon: what do you think of the performance from >> coach grobe: that hurt us. our guys like to get going. some of the drivers give oklahoma state credit. they had a couple of drives like seven or eight minutes and kept us off the field. tough for an offense to stand that long on the sideline. we had big plays. that was good. >> shannon: thank you. congratulations. >> coach grobe: thank you. >> gus: the final score from waco, b

rudolph recognized that. tried to put it on the outside but ends up out of bounds. >> gus: that makes it third down and six at the 31. the cowboys need to go to the baylor 25 for a first down. delayed handoff. childs. bottled up. childs. face mask coming off. childs rolls out of bounds at the 30. >> joel: they will get ira lewis, it looks like. number 97. >> referee: personal foul. face mask. defense, number 97. 15-yard penalty. automatic first down. >> gus: in the open field, ira lewis tries to go up lie. >> joel: rather than tackling through the body and way down. i know phil bennett upset about it. but that is a clear face mask and an excellent call by the official. >> gus: first down and ten at the 15 now for oklahoma state. opening series of the second half. aiavion edwards, the middle linebacker with the tackle. >> joel: the linebackers have played well for baylor tonight, haven't they? >> gus we have seen taylor young in on quite a few plays. patrick levels and travon blanchard each involved on several

rudolph. looking. look at this. mason rudolph. caught again by mccleskey! that offensive line for oklahoma state doing an incredible job protecting their quarterback. >> joel: all three baylor defensive linemen now coming off the field because they are too find somebody open. that is too long to cover in the back end. i love what mccleskey did. he works back to the quarterback. he got on the same level. he found himself open for a completion down the field. >> gus: back-to-back 21-yard gains from mccleskey. first and ten from the 43. rudolph starting to warm up now. he hands it off to hill. running downhill. and justice hill. stopped by aiavion edwards but happens when you get some first downs. the first team defensive line had to come out of the game. you get backup defensive linemen in the game baylor and you can start running the bam. ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? it's here. the amazing new iphone everyone's excited about. and t-mobile is the best place to get it. your iphone deserves a network built for unlimited data for everyone. so you can use your new iphone 7 to.

rudolph.e's been very busy. we talk about the enablers act squeezing out of these routes for dirty money to be laundered. you talked about bank regulators have a rules they have to follow, but how much of this in the federal government is squeezing a balloon? and if we start going after the real estate agents, the trust fund managers, folks who are moving money will just find another route down the road to launder their money through. guest: interesting analogy. that's exactly what has happened. there was a lot of dirty money in the bank's before -- banks before we imposed these types of regulations after 9/11. what has happened since 9/11? first of all, we have not seen -- one of the many reasons we have not seen a terrorist attack on that scale is these regulations work. when the u.s. got into the about about compound, where bin laden was, one thing they found evidence of he was spending a lot of his time looking for channels of money, saying the treasury department had cut him off. so it wo

learning his fate in a federal courthouse in colorado bianca rudolph was shot in the heart at the end of the couple's trip to zambia on a big game hunt in 2016 >> we hear the gunfire and the voice. >> reporter: at the time, local authorities ruling her death an accident >> there's no proof that larry rudolph pulled the trigger >> reporter: but a friend telling nbc's "dateline," the experienced hunter would not have made that mistake >> she was way too comfortable with firearms, how to clean them, thousandhow to put them ay >> reporter: rudolph's quick cremation of his wife's remain as well as cashing in on nearly $5 million in life insurance benefits got the attention of investigators, which they say was part of a plan to set up a comfortable retirement alongside his girlfriend who was also convicted in the case, charged with being accessory to the crime and sentenced to 17 years. she has filed an appeal. >> she didn't know what he had done in africa she had nothing to do with any of that. she doesn't feel he was guilty of this crime, and she knows she was not. >> reporter: during the

rudolph: that is a tremendous question. it is one where i would admit gap we have not closed the in the way we need to over the last couple of years. you will see some guidance from omb that speaks to this issue. it has already been out for public comment. i can talk about it to a certain improvingt it is protections in federal acquisitions. we will talk about that partnership between industry and government in terms of what we can share and what we can't. i think the controlled unclassified information rule will help a lot. level, i think it comes down to trust and relationships between industry and government, having a pre-existing working relationship could help with that trust, but having the policy framework in place to trust is thehat big missing piece of the puzzle. i hope we can fix it in the very near future. sir? the i.t.lked about modernization. you might comment on that versus the other legislation that is out, move i.t., that was introduced a couple of weeks ago, and where maybe your viewpoint is on that, your

and rudolph giuliani knows that. he knows that the statement he made in writing today, in this document, in this civil lawsuit, can and will be used by special prosecutor jack smith and eternity fani willis, as the equivalent of a confession to the crimes that he committed in georgia. but both of those prosecutors might already have rudolph giuliani's confession in testimony to the grand jury interest georgia. it's possible rid of giuliani gave up the lie as soon as he was put under oath by fani willis and in fulton county special grand jury. donald trump wrote something this morning with a classic trumpian miss spelling about what he assumes will be the case of united states versus donald j trump when jack smith's january six grand jury indites trump for his efforts to overturn the presidential election, using spelling that indicates he rode it himself. donald trump said, we'll have fun on the stand with all of these people that say the presidential election wasn't rigged and stolen, the trial of the century. one of

finds rudolph. just his second catch tonight, but the veteran barrels out to the 40. >> kirk: he gets back and the ball is out. he gets into this two-minute mode, he's just back there and it's just decisive and it's rhythmic and the ball is out and >> chris: and it's thrown quickly. he's got a gun. and francois fires far side, another completion. they're in clemson territory. that's nyqwan murray. he's emerged tonight. >> kirk: clemson thinks the ball hit the surface. but officials say it's a good catch. ball was thrown early, anticipation there from the freshman quarterback francois. >> chr quickly already into clemson territory in a couple of plays here. haven't had to spend that time-out yet. and francois going to go far sideline, over the head of rudolph. tankersley was with him. no flag. >> kirk: very fortunate that that ball was thrown over his head and out of bounds. if that ball is thrown in play and rudolph has a chance to fight to get to the football, interference. rudolph did a good job o

rudolph the red-nosed reindeer was the pinnacle. >> loved that show. >> tells the story of rudolph basedshow redorsal outsider. >> burial ives as the snowman, the elf. remember him? the castoff. >> i want to be a dentist. >> it's a lucrative business given that your boss santa gets paid in cookies. and of course you have clay immigration thing in the history of he. >> still scary. to this day when that face comes on errr. >> rudolph the red-nosed reindeer has run every year since 1964. making it the longest running christmas special. >> actual inherent message in rudolph the red-nosed reindeer bullying works. think about it would rudolph have gotten his life together if it wasn't for all that name calling behind the scenes? >> >> be prepared for cancel culture to come for rudolph it will happen. >> isn't there anyone who knows what christmas is all about? >> it's charlie brown and the peanuts gang. >> 65 one year after rudolph cbs aired another christmas classic. >> i love charlie brown christmas. what's not to love, right?ro i love the feel of it. it had that great sound track. >> someo

. >> reporter: this little fellow's name is rudolph. season, but more on that later. before marcia found him, rudolph spent the first year of his life in a puppy mill and four different homes. he is both blind and deaf because of overbreeding. but he sure barks like an ordinary dog. marcia had extraordinary plans for him. >> i had a gut reaction that this dog that was a throw-away dog that was living in a cage, probably had a good use in life. this is rudolph. >> reporter: this little castaway teaches children about compassion and empathy. >> this is not a dog we feel sorry for. >> reporter: on this day, to fourth graders in bloomfield hills, michigan. >> like a reindeer we know. >> reporter: marcia wrote a book called "rudolph's nose knows." and uses it as a springboard for discussion. this pooch uses his nose to guide the way. a true story about potential with real life lessons. >> we just have to give people a chance. >> reporter: the teacher wants her students to realize their potential, too. rudolph is the perfect messenger. >> goo

finds rudolph. just his second catch tonight, but the veteran barrels out to the 40. >> kirk: he gets back and the ball is out. he gets into this two-minute mode, he's just back there and it's just decisive and it's rhythmic and the ball is out and >> chris: and it's thrown quickly. he's got a gun. and francois fires far side, another completion. they're in clemson territory. that's nyqwan murray. he's emerged tonight. >> kirk: clemson thinks the ball hit theurface. but officials say it's a good catch. ball was thrown early, anticipation there from the freshman quarterback francois. >> chris: they have moved quickly already into clemson territory in a couple of plays here. haven't had to spend that time-out yet. and francois going to go far sideline, over the head of rudolph. tankersley was with him. no flag. >> kirk: very fortunate that that ball was thrown over his head and out of bounds. if that ball is thrown in play and rudolph has a chance to fight to get to the football, interference. rudolph

rudolph giuliani does not. the lawsuit says that route rudolph giuliani, quote, regularly drink all day and night. he was constantly consuming viagra, and he was constantly demanding sex from miss dunfee, who he was also representing as a lawyer in a lawsuit she was involved in before she went to work for giuliani. giuliani volunteered to represent her as alert for free was part of the reason that she went to work for him. what i'm about to read to you from the lawsuit against rudolph giuliani's much tamer then the most graphic lines in the lawsuit, but it is profoundly perverse. what passes through the mind of the man we all saw, ranting with hair dyed dripping down his sides of his face, it's much uglier. remember, as i read this, this scene alleged in the lawsuit is not happening in the office of the attorney general of the united states tonight because joe biden beat donald trump in the presidential election, and killed rudolph giuliani's dream of becoming attorney general or secretary of state another job

and now with a special holiday performance of "run rudolph run," jon batiste and nathaniel rateliff!tta make it ♪ to town santa, make him hurry, ♪ tell him he can take the freeway down ♪ run, run rudolph 'cause i'm reelin' ♪ like a merry-go-round said santa to a boy child, ♪ "what have you been longin' for?" ♪ "all i want for christmas is a rock 'n' roll ♪ electric guitar" and then away ♪ went rudolph whizzin' like a ♪ shootin' star run, run rudolph, ♪ santa's has to make it in town ♪ santa, make him hurry, tell him he can take ♪ the freeway down run, run rudolph, ♪ reelin' like a merry-go-round ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ run, run rudolph, santa's gotta make it ♪ to town santa, make him hurry, ♪ tell him he can take the freeway down ♪ run, run rudolph, i'm reelin' like a ♪ merry-go-round ♪ run, run rudolph, santa's gotta make it ♪ to town santa, make him hurry, ♪ tell him he can take the freeway down run, run rudolph ♪ i'm reelin' like a merry-go-round ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

after the deputy pulled rudolph over for tinted windows. >> rocky "money" rudolph jr. >> yes, sir. >> that name is awesome. >> reporter: then turned combative when the deputy said he smelled marijuana in the car. >> listen -- i'm telling you right now, you stop you stop stop stop put it in -- put it in park! >> reporter: over the last year, similar traffic stops have turned violent across the country. in april, an officer in georgia was dragged by a driver trying to flee. back in florida, rudolph faces charges of attempted murder of a law enforcement officer while a deputy is lucky to have survived this traffic stop that was anything but routine kathy park, nbc news >>> we're about to see plenty of old faces in new places as the nba free agent period started off with a bang. two-time mvp kevin durant is moving across the country announcing via instagram signing a $164 million deal with the brooklyn nets. the former golden state star is coming off an achilles tear and is expected to miss the upcoming season he wasn't alone in choosing the nets he will be joined by irving and jordan the

nicholas, and even rudolph all spread the christmas spirit.ot enough snow to sled, i have a better way to end the night. check out the sled i've got to take me home. oh, not that one. this one. happy christmas. >> now, you don't need christmas carols, a major light show, or even snow to celebrate christmas, but after going to leavenworth i can say it definitely doesn't hurt. >> very cool. >> beautiful. >> magical. >> thank you, sara. >> thank you, honey. >> all right, sing that song. willie geist is going to put your knowledge, or our knowledge of christmas carols to the test. >> and julie scardina is here with a winter wonderland of animals. >> oh, a camel. oh, don't kiss that one. oh, do it, i dare you. >> oh! julie. >> and something else. >> they're adorable. we're having crepes for breakfast. >> all after your local news. >>> we're back with today's call of the wild and sea world and busch gardens ambassador julie scardina. >> she's here with a bunch of santa's helpers from around the world. you have the best group of animals today. we sho

luke you said, yep, rudolph had his work cut out for him this morning. fog lying in thick. actually dense fog advisory posted for our region, we start things off there. but you know what, this is one of the situations where you kind of make up for it, when you have the warmth that we're going to be expecting here through the next couple of days, definitely evan flow on the they are mom term, but we stay above average for the majority of the days. we breakdown first and for most is the fog. let's start off with "skycam 3". you can see the halo effect over some of the lights on the boardwalk here, our shore shot, taking you down the shore toward ocean city again stuck in a fog. this is very relevant everywhere too. as i mention, dense fog advisory posted, lasts us until 10:00 this morning, maybe having the christmas morning breakfast opening, tearing through the present, might not be able to see too much sunshine, at least not initially here. it appears as though we will be stuck in more clouds than anything today. storm scan3, pretty quiet at the moment here with just the ra

rudolph, are you ok?you back. >> now as for the rest of you. just what were you hoping to achieve here today? to kill santa claus? well you can't kill santa. because santa is a story. a story all of you believed as children. the story of a group of powerful beings working together to be nice. but for some reason, when you grew up, you started believing in powerful beings working together to be naughty. i mean, crazy naughty. eating babies in pizza parlors naughty. well, i say, if you can make up a story outlandish enough to believe the worst of each other, then maybe, you can make up a story just crazy enough to believe the best. and i've got one, right here. it's the story of how santa claus amended his process for one year, to reflect what he believed people could be. madame chair, let us resume the ceremony. >> i call upon the elf on the shelf from... the north pole! >> the elf on the shelf from the north pole declares... this year, 0 naughty, 100% nice! >> may my sack be filled accordingly! ( cheering

. >> reporter: rudolph eventually stood with assistance. the refs called a 15-yard penalty on the ravens. >> i did not intentionally try to hurt him. i heard he's at the hospital my prayers are for him and his family >> reporter: he suffered a concussion, even after leaving the hospital and new helmets and new rules, this is a dangerous game >> these are big men moving at a pretty fast clip when they hit each other, there's going to be injuries >> reporter: zwrim jim mcmahon is a legendary quarterback. at age 52 he was diagnosed with dementia. >> it doesn't matter what you put on your head it's not going to stop your brain from smashing into your skull when you hit somebody. >> reporter: last week the nfl suspended raiders' linebacker vontaze burfict for the year, in part because of this hit he has been suspended for illegal hits before is appealing. while the ravens' quarterbac wished his opponent well. >> first and foremost, i want to extend my thoughts and prayers to mason rudolph i hope he's doing good. >> reporter: concern from everyon

. >>> and rudolph the red-nosed burglar? the strange case of whodunnit for one police department this christmas eve. ♪ santa got to make it to town >>> good monday morning on this christmas eve. we begin with the frantic search for more survivors under way in indonesia. >> the natural disaster was caused by a volcanic eruption. resort communities filled with holiday vacationers were hit by a massive tidal wave without warning. the eruption sent rocks and dirt sliding into the ocean. >> nearly 300 people are known dead, including members of this band. the wave hitting as they performed on stage. the indonesian army and other kr rescue workers are digging through the rubble and officials fear the death toll may rise. abc's daria albinger has more. >> reporter: the tsunami crashing into the coastline at night without warning and with devastating effects. homes and hotels washed off their foundations. >> these rooms where people were staying just completely destroyed. >> reporter: an australian journalist spent the day touring t

>> rudolph giuliani wants to be secretary of state and rudolph giuliani thinks he is better than theer choices. yes. someone asked. >> is there anybody better? >> maybe me. i don't know. >> he is direct. he is an unabashed supporter of donald trump and not afraid to repeat and even double down on the kind of rhetoric that left no doubt where the president-elect stands on the issues. >> islamist extremist terrorists. you know who you are! and we're coming to get you. >> giuliani's temperament for the job is coming into question. but so are his many business ties across the globe. though not a direct comparison, because rudolph giuliani was a private citizen. they are the same kinds of ties that rudolph giuliani found problematic when he labeled the clinton foundation and secretary of state hillary clinton as engaging in a pay to play scheme run out of the department of state. >> the clinton foundation to me is a racketeering enterprise. >> turning the state department into a pay or the play operation. >> he rose to national prom negligence on september 11, 2001. he became known as ame

rudolph ends up being the hero.ow come nobody sticks up for me here? >> greg: we all do. every day behind your back. >> andrea: you were the red-nosed political strategist. >> bob: i was red nosed a long time. >> andrea: "bob the red red-nosed strategist ♪ sunset in '70s, '80s, '90s ♪ >> greg: even though you saw it every year it made you cry. >> dana: loved it. >> andrea: it didn't make me cry. >> greg: you're a communist. >> andrea: it's a great story. santa made him the leader of the pack. he didn't susan the. >> dana: there is the land of the misfit toys. >> eric: i have alternate stories. this is the wussification america when rudolph is a problem. maybe frosty the snowman, maybe he gets the summer in the freezer. he doesn't melt. scrooge like bob isn't cranky. he just needs to take his medication and comes back more loveable. the little drummer boy isn't really an orphan. his parents are away at a global warming conference in l.a. >> bob: did you spend a long time -- >> dana: i loveed the shows. i used to orga

found oil up there rudolph the red nosed reindeer has been read designated a terrorist. and a commie. and word any word that sets you off and makes you see the need for the us military to occupy rudolph's oil rich homeland so while you may remember him as the free gift giving flying who friend from now on folk sees the commie terrorist or all rich reindeer so bye bye santa by by rudolph there is oil to be secured from those bad guys stacy. yes max things are hotting up in the arctic circle this christmas did canada just claim the north pole canada may have positioned itself to eventually claim sovereignty over the north pole canadian foreign minister john baird made a statement last week that revealed that a scientific and geographical survey regarding its claim to arctic territories will be submitted to the un commission on the limits of the continental shelf and may contain data robust enough to lay claim to the north pole yes all the way up to the north pole everybody's been see starting to maneuver to get some sort of oil rights up there but canada is going all the w

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rudolph is dead.he dead-nosed you know, sarah palin shot a reindeer on her reality show last week. took her about ten shots to get it but she finally hit the thing. and you don't typically see politicians shooting reindeer to death on tv two weeks before christmas. so, we thought it would be fun to take the audio from "sarah palin's alaska," the name of her show, on sunday night, and insert it into a classic christmas cartoon. here is sarah palin and her dad on the hunt for rudolph the red-nosed reindeer. >> when i spend the night in bear country, there are two things i always want with me. a loaded rifle and my dad. >> here he comes. come on. perfect. it's okay. get settled down. it kicks. wait for him to stop. wait until it turns and stops. go ahead, right there. good. there you go, baby. there you go. >> jimmy: even with the glowing red nose, five shots. [ cheers and applause ] and look out frosty, you're next. julian assange, the founder of wikileaks was taken into custody today in england. he's w

attorney rudolph giuliani says that the mafia could be destroyed if the pressure is kept on 'em. - hisrno, the 76-year-old boss of the genovese mafia family, now serving 100-year sentence. - one of the things that these indictments demonstrate is that the upper echelon of the mob is no longer invincible. - he was a perfect match for new york city. he was a perfect match for a tabloid culture. he was a perfect match for a crime-reporting culture. and he was brash and he was, you know, he was a self-promoter. - great day for law enforcement, but this is a bad day, probably the worst, for the mafia. the indictment alleges numerous specific incidences of bribery, extortion, fraud, tax fraud, obstruction of justice, and perjury. - clearly, he impacted the mob in new york more than anyone else had, and was able to take out mob bosses who had been sitting there in place for a generation. - when people say there is no mafia and these organizations don't exist, i mean, i know from my history that there is such a thing. and i know what it does and what it can do. - there have been 80 death threa

rudolph is about to take flight for his 50th year.technique keeps this holiday classic fresh. we're watching it >>> those golden arches are looking a little less shiny this morning. mcdonald's reveals the most in 1 years last month. mellody hobson has the numbers. she's standing by with the mistakes that could make big, big changes on that menu. that's coming up next on "cbs this morning."llody hobson is standing by with big mistakes that could mean big change. that's coming >>> as part of a new transparency campaign mcdonald's released a video showing how the chicken mcnuggets are made. yeah. it's not bad. they die naturally, have to be fed the mcrib. turally after being fed the mcrib. [ laughter ] [ aniston ] when people ask me what i'm wearing, i tell them aveeno®. [ female announcer ] aveeno® daily moisturizing lotion has active naturals® oat with five vital nutrients. [ aniston ] because beautiful skin goes with everything. aveeno®. naturally beautiful results™. he loves me, he loves me not he loves me, he loves me not he loves m

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♪ run run rudolph ♪ run run rudolph ♪ run run rudolph ♪ santa claus is coming to town.n: i'm listening to this song and i'm wondering did you grow up in a musical household in kentucky? was there a guitar playing going on in christmas when you opened up the present after santa got there? >> there was guitar playing. drums. i got drums as a little boy and made a lot of noise with that. my pappa played the fiddle. my mom played the piano. my mom had a gospel quartet there was a lot of singing around the house. >> brian: growing up, what was your memory of christmas little billie ray. you still have a little kid's name billy ray cyrus never gets old. what was it like? >> you know, i think it was always about the spirit of christmas that, you know, christmas is about, you know, our savior being born. [ applause ] >> brian: jesus doesn't get the applause usually in church but gets it here with billy ray. good job. this kentucky kid had a chance to spend some quality time in new york in the middle of sandy and sandy smashes in. in what did it affect you and what way did new y