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an act of terror then a rush to an act of terror then a rush to justice for pan am flight 103. justice for pan am flight 103. >> the eyes of the world will be >> the eyes of the world will be on us. on us. >> an investigation under >> an investigation under scrutiny. scrutiny. >> it looks nothing like him. >> it looks nothing like him. somebody's telling lies. somebody's telling lies. >> this was a miscarriage of >> this was a miscarriage of justice. justice. >> did they get the wrong man? >> did they get the wrong man? >> there's something else >> there's something else going on. going on. >> a shocking documentary >> a shocking documentary event begins with: event begins with: the pan am bomber the pan am bomber on al jazeera america presents. on al jazeera america presents. >> it's been two days since nelson mandela died. in south africa the vigils, the memorials continue. the crowds continue to come as well. the candlelight vigil continues outside of the house where nelson mandela lived. and tomorrow begins the official week of mourning in honor of its late president. >> surely, ni

this comes off the country's justice minister could stand to be on the town itself of the target of a rush of racist abuse in certain elements of the media. thank you to find reports now from the rally here in paris which she says participants want the wilton that the province is not a racist country the only one that is the message on the posters of protesters here in paris and a fountain and there was a hard industry to demonstrate to send a message with friends is not grace is taken out of a series of racist comments in attacks in recent weeks a on sunday agnst the french justice demands that we see and how they are opposed impact on social media in a frightening night as the nasty ltle monkey and his nose of marketing today is a bit they believe the races. my mind not seen the country and want to send hem the message that they ill not accept the friends that doesn't adhere to its motto nothing ever see equality and brotherhood among all the cbd. the french people. and that's exactly what to expect santa to be announced in its defence he said. yes the freedom fighters are never afraid w

an act of terror then a rush to justice for pan am flight 103. >> the eyes of the world will be on us. >> an investigation under scrutiny. >> it looks nothing like him. somebody's telling lies. >> this was a miscarriage of justice. >> did they get the wrong man? >> there's something else going on. >> a shocking documentary event begins with: the pan am bomber on al jazeera america presents. >> the president of the central african republic admits he toss not have control over his country. his former allies have been engaged in heavy fighting over the last few days. killed over 400 people. france is sending soldiers which seems to be calming the situation. >> no protection for french or african forces it's better to sleep here than at home. it is some day when the -- it is sunday but the church bells are silent. the only ring to warn danger. police had no such warning when selica had killed most his family. his wife had asked him to leave his family. she thought selica wouldn't target women or children. >> i left. i found the two children and my wife dead. they put the two month old bab

. >> i'm in a rush today to get out of here. seaboard,he eastern it was downright balmy. record-breaking temperatures. even busting out summerlike outfits. theecember this time of year, you do not have that kind of day. we are out here. it is beautiful. >> it is great for the golfers. >> diana perez, it abc 7 news, new york. president obama held his final press conference of the year. some call it the worst year of his presidency. >> he did not necessarily go as far as to say that or designation. he reported there were ups and downs. if you take a look back over the last year of president obama's tenure, there have been a number of pretty prominent things over -- before him. >> one of the weaker performances were the president, what did he accomplish? talked about specifically what did not so well. issues ranging from gun-control measures to the rollout of his health care law. there were a number of things. yet knowledge them several times. acknowledge them several times. perhaps it did not go as well. he said he took the responsibility. >> and his agenda for 2014? >> imm

a sense is true. but the idea he is implying that people will become aware of obama care and rush to sign up because the benefits are so obvious is preposterous. it is very clear to virtually to anyone awake for the past two months, it is a disaster and it is getting worse and none of the challenges have come to pass. >> and if it is three sick people for every one to sustain the program and prices are set for 2014, are the prices affordable? if they don't getern they need -- if they don't get everyone they need, the prices for 2014 could be higher. >> we don't know how long democrats have before they cut and run. there are questions about how long they can wait. >>> next up, congress threatening new iran sanctions? could that happen this week. and a nuclear deal hangs in the balance with iran. the panel breaks it down after the break. test test test test hi, i'm terry and i have diabetic nerve pain. it's hard to describe, because you have a numbness, but yet you have the pain like thousands of needles sticking in your foot. it was progressively getting worse, and at that point i knew i had to do someth

a rush tonight to get christmas presents to families still waiting. what led some big names to make promises they didn't deliver on. >>> trapped. a distress call from one of the coldest places on the planet. people on a big ship stuck at sea. tonight the effort to reach them. >>> the mystery in the american west. a family's incrediblfind while out on a hike. now to figure out what is grounding bald eagles. >>> under the knife. surprising medical news about one of the most common knee surgeries in america. why doctors now say it may not be necessary. >>> and one extraordinary mom's mission to "make a difference." "nightly news" begins now.

a rush tonight to get christmas presents to families still waiting. what led some big names to make promises they didn't deliver on. >>> trapped. a distress call from one of the coldest places on the planet. people on a big ship stuck at sea. tonight the effort to reach them. >>> the mystery in the american west. a family's incrediblfind while out on a hike. now to figure out what is grounding bald eagles. >>> under the knife. surprising medical news about one of the most common knee surgeries in america. why doctors now say it may not be necessary. >>> and one extraordinary mom's mission to "make a difference." "nightly news" begins now. >>> good evening. i'm natalie morales in for brian. for the shipping giants today it is the nightmare after christmas as u.p.s. and fedex have workers around the clock trying to get all the packages that didn't make it in time finally to their destinations amid growing frustration. meantime, the day after christmas for many is about shopping for post-holiday deals, perhaps making a return or exchange. this year retail

which is a rush to cash in. it is a rush to somehow take from this big entity, this big marketplace, some kind of reward, as opposed to doing something that will reward the country. >> what's stunning is how disconnected washington is, the political washington that you write about, from the lives of everyday people. is it because of this gold rush? >> when you look at the disconnect between washington and the rest of the country, which people talk about. i mean, there's a shorthand, "well, washington is out of touch," right? people don't fully know what that is made of. i mean, i think you see intuitively on tv or when you visit washington, that people don't talk and deal with people the way most americans talk and deal with each other. i mean, there's a language of obsequiousness, a language of selling, a language of spin. but most -- but look -- it is a wealth culture. these are people who are doing very, very well. it's true in the demographics, it's true in the sensibility. >> the people you write about in h

city within twenty four hours space the latest happened on a trolley bus as it passed by a market during morning rush hour at least twelve people known to have been killed up to twenty three others wounded including a one year old child this the second deadly blast to strike the city in twenty four hours time investigators suspect a bomb was planted inside the bus and it's likely to be connected to the suicide bombing that happened at the main train station there sunday that explosion left sixteen people dead and dozens wounded. we asked dr you're on from the international institute for counter-terrorism what could be done to over such tragedies in the future with such attacks are not always not always easy to prevent it and as you know that takes place in other parts of the world just for the last several months ago in boston in america again by it we just came from chechnya for this is not to be all such a cop is to be prevented he must lead a very good intelligence i think that it has to be the hands of the company or they services that they have ahead of relation between countries because sometim

did it against the defense that hadn hadn't giving up a rushing touchdown in 8 games. hat fell today completely overwhelmed by the offensive line and the running game of the philadelphia eagles, 34 to 20, eagles go to 8 and 5 and they take a more commanding position in first place here in the nfc east. detroit lions fall to sandy 6 where once it's seen they had a clear path and a title, now, the chicago bears, the green bay packers would seem to be alive to take that title from the lions. from philadelphia, lincoln financial field, i am john henry smith, al jazeera. >> in new england, patriots-off pulled off a comeback thanks to luck and a questionable call. trailing 26-21, new england comes up with the on-sides kick giving them the ball at the browns' 40 yard line. a controversial pass interference call gave the patriots a first down and goal and with 31 seconds remaining, tom brady was able to get a score for 10 and 7. 2 eight and four division leaders. been els hosted colts and cincinnati took control. andes dalton threw for touchdowns, ran for a 4th. finished 275 ya

the unusual reason a 16-year- old girl may still be alive. >>> a holiday rush on. e'll tell you what areas could have a snag to your holiday travel plans. >>> a live look at highway 4. you can see traffic moving along nicely. we'll let you know if there are any accidents to report coming up. ♪ checkin' target off my list, ♪ ♪ last minute deals on toys and gifts. ♪ ♪ that's my holiday, ♪ that's my kind of holiday. ♪ wrap it up, pop, lock and shop, ♪ ♪ buyin' presents that i forgot. ♪ ♪ that's my holiday. ♪ thank you grandma for the dolls. ♪ ♪ i love it! ♪ i'm ninja kicking through the halls. ♪ ♪ i love it! ♪ mom's posting pictures on your wall. ♪ ♪ that's my kind of holiday. >>> a plane skidded off a taxiway in detroit. that plane slid onto the grass a couple hours ago. no injuries reported. luckily all 180 passen guess were taken to the terminal and a rescheduled flight is expected to take off in about 15 minutes. >>> several deaths blamed on the severe winter weather hitting 35 states around the country. freezing rain and ice, snow and a tornado have all been repor

an act of terror then a rush to justice for pan am flight 103. >> the eyes of the world will be on us. >> an investigation under scrutiny. >> it looks nothing like him. somebody's telling lies. >> this was a miscarriage of justice. >> did they get the wrong man? >> there's something else going on. >> a shocking documentary event begins with: the pan am bomber on al jazeera america presents. >> in syria where people are being forced out of their country in droves, fighting threatens their safety, so does the lack of food. we have reports from the jordan-syria border. >> reporter: trickling down on foot from no man's land to jordanian territory. they've walked several kilometers in the cold and rain to get this far. eight-year-old from outside damascus arrived with her mentally challenged son. she said hunger and starvation brought her here. >> food supplies have been cut off. mills and bakeries have been destroyed. there is nothing to drink. if people see bread, they bid on the leaves like at an auction. the refugees arrive with nothing but their identification documents and the coats

this movie shows that speed is fascinating and it's a rush and there is is a lot of risk and a lo oft and furious movies are the most successful franchise ever. >> they have to rethink the whole plans for not gist movie number 7 but seven, eight, and nine. there is is a real puzzle ahead of them. they have a much bigger investment than just the next movie. they're thinking about the franchise and the brand and big picture. >> it's been a while since i been behind the wheel in one of these. >> walker was supposed to return to the set on monday. >> how was that one? >> he was half way through shooting the new movie. universal is just scrambling trying to figure out what to do. they were totally caught off guard. of course no one could have foreseen something like this happening. there is just no back up plan. >> variety says that universal will need to chart a new course quickly. >> they have got other stars in the movies who have other commitments do you write around him? do you cut him out of the movie? do you fake it and shoot around what you have and get a body double to do things?

. >> so, i'm in a rush a lot of the time, and i always grab a breakfast bar. how bad is that for me? >> okay. so, if the breakfast bar looks like a candy bar, and it's got a chocolate shell, and it's got caramel in the middle, tastes like a candy bar, and smells like a candy bar, do you think it's going to be healthy for you? >> no. >> no, right? so, you can find cereal or a granola bar. just again, make sure the first three ingredients is not an added sugar. and if it looks like candy and you find yourself liking it as much as candy, take a look at the sugar label. >> breakfast is supposed to fuel you, not fool you. so, read those labels and make sure you're not overdoing the sugar. for "teen kids news," i'm nicole. ♪ america's service members and veterans are strong. forged out of bravery, sacrifice, and duty. ♪ sometimes reaching out for help can be the most challenging and worthwhile mission of all. ♪ when you recognize something isn't right, make the call to the veterans crisis line or military crisis line. dial 1-800-273-8255 and press 1. of the united s

. >>> there expects to be a rush of same sex couples in utah looking to get married. on friday a federal judge ruled the ruling is unconstitutional. more than 100 same sex couples were married in salt lake city on friday after the ruling. the state government is appealing the judge's decision, but legal experts say the ruling will probably stand. >> because this decision is based on a nights supreme court precedent, i think it's likely it will be upheld by the tenth circuit and the united states supreme court. >> if it stands utah becomes the 18th state where same sex marriage is legal. >>> veterans groups are fighting against the provisions of the budget deal for working age retirees. military retirees would receive smaller annual pension increases. after protests from the military community, lawmakers say they'll take another look next year and possibly reverse t the pentagon warns changes coming to the military benefit system and recommendations will be in may. >>> thieves stole this army corporal's christmas presents. the couple had saved for the biggest christmas

calling it a "die-in", 1,000 cyclists laid in the streets of central london this weekend stopping a rushur commute. they were protesting the traffic conditions that have killed 14 riders this year. >> demanding answers from mayor boris johnson. >> because there is more -- >> johnson has been actively promoting cycling as a way to unsmaller the city's jammed roadways but came under fire in city hall after suggesting cyclists should be more careful. >> the mayor an avid cyclist himself reconfigured streets including the super blue cycle highways, they are monitored constantly. >> critics in some bike commuters say these new measures have not made things safer. >> you are a bit close. take it easy, all right? >> most of the cyclist killed this year in accidents with larger vehicles. >> there is not much space between this blue line and here. so what is the blue line and what is the road? >> drivers say they are not always to blame that it is the cyclists that are too aggressive who don't follow the rules of the road and who literally don't stay in their lane. >> i give them as much room as

. >> a rush in a delegation a came to geneva, a final meeting before syrian peace talks, but a meetingith key issues to resolve. >> does it look like you are on track for 22 january. >> no answer. after spending hours in intense negotiations led by special representative lakhdar brahimi, they insisted, yes, everything was on track. the talks will take place on january 22nd. but later lakhdar brahimi told reporters the presence of one nation was a sticking point. >> on iran we have not agreed. you know, it's no secret that we in the united nations welcome the participation of iran. our partners in the united states are still not convinced >> ambassador lakhdar brahimi was dismayed that violence in syria was intensifying. he revealed neither the syrian government nor the opposition had given him a list of their participants for the peace conference. he's aware that many of those nighting against the regime are opposed to the idea of negotiations. >> as it stands, it looks like the opposition delegation, whoever is in it, is not going to represent the vast majority of people fighting on t

a major traffic problem created a rush hour nightmare. the weekend forecast.stories now on wjla.com. homeowner is taking christmas decorating to the next level. he has more than 52,000 lights, 86 christmas trees, and hundreds of themed displays. the lights alone he his home to about 85 degrees. it took him four weeks to set up. anyone can b >> snow i don't mind very rain, not so much. >> it will be a cold rain. here is your timeline. it should be still drive. a flurries begin around 8:00. light snow at 10:00. the switchover begins to light rain and changes to all rain. it will be cold on monday and all of by a brief warm-up tuesday wednesday.

actress natasha richardson was not wearing a helmet in 2009 when she hit her head skiing, feeling fine at first and then rushed to a new york hospital the next day where she died. >> you are safer. the helmet isn't going to harm you but it's not going to protect you from everything. >> reporter: doctors say if you hit your head while skiing, even if you are wearing a helmet and feel fine, get checked out. your brain could be starting to swell or bleed. tonight as schumacher hangs onto life doctors say it's that helmet that's giving him a fighting chance. clayton sandell, abc news, winter park, colorado. >> clayton, thank you. >>> still much more ahead on "world news" this monday night, those traffic lights that are now recording your every move, what they're now revealing as some ask, could they be making some intersections more dangerous. >>> later tonight hear why nasa astronauts are now very upset with beyonce. we're back in two minutes. astronauts are now very upset with beyonce. we're back in two minutes. [ male announcer ] the rhythm of life. [ whistle blowing ] where do you hear that beat? campbell's he

blast within twenty four hours the latest happening on a trolley bus as it approached a market during the morning rush hour at least twelve people known to have died up to twenty eight others injured including. one year old child three said to be critically ill it's suspected that a bomb was planted inside the bus and detonated remotely probably connected with sunday's train station bombing in which at least sixteen people were killed and forty five others wounded and eye witness to the blast on monday morning told us what she saw. at the moment of the explosion i was asleep i woke up because of an enormous blast i heard i heard glass shattering in the first two stories of the building i looked out of the window it was still dark and i saw. there was a blast and people were running away from it screaming some of them were wounded a lot of people were panicking running around the street it was exactly rush hour everybody was going to work or do schools there were lots of people and that's all soo busy spots located next to him or could there's a lot of traffic always there lots of people were waiting f

plus a rush order for the holidays. grind to get gifts delivered to your door in time for the big day. >> a miffed monarch. a nutty problem that has the queen angry with police at the palace. >> a court case out of texas has people talking about a new defense strategy called affluenza. it suggests rich kids may have a built-in excuse for bad behaviour. >> ethan couch is free, a decision some say was based on income, not evidence. >> money always seems to keep ethan out of trouble. >> the 16-year-old was behind the wheel and drunk on stolen beer when he crashed a pick-up truck into four people on the side of a texan road, killing them all. he admits to being under the influence. prosecutors wanted him to spend 20 years and prison. his defense turned to a controversial defense called affluenza, meaning rich kids make poor decisions clouded by material things unguided by parents, making them susceptible to poor behaviour. the victims' families condemned it. the court may have been is it persuaded. in the end he was spared p

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so that's what brought the the high gold price and that at the same time stimulated a world a global gold rush the likes of which the world has never seen i mean you think of a gold rush you think of california and in ten years in the california gold rush they produced eight hundred fifty tons of bullion well we produce today eight hundred fifty tons of billion in four months and the world trades twenty trillion dollars worth of bullion every year as much bullion is traded on the london bullion market in a three month period as has been mined in all of history so that's the kind of gold seen now while those numbers are pretty staggering now gold it has some functional purposes but it's limited in comparison to something like steel so my question to you is why is gold so appealing relative to other commodities. you know people have been scratching their heads over this for years why does gold have any value since its utilitarian purposes are or are so few i mean it's used in computer circuits they coat the visors of astronauts visors with thin thin. film of gold because it's because it's very r

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so that's what brought the the high gold price and that is the same time stimulated a world a global gold rush the likes of which the world has never seen and you think of a gold rush you think of california and in ten years in the california gold rush they produced eight hundred fifty tons of bullion well we produce today eight hundred fifty tons of billion in four months and the world trades twenty trillion dollars worth of bullion every year as much bullion is traded on the london bullion market in a three month period as has been mined in all of history so that's the kind of gold seen now while those numbers are pretty staggering now gold it has some functional purposes but it's limited in comparison to something like steel so my question to you is why is gold so appealing relative to other commodities. you know people have been scratching their heads over this for years why does gold have any value since its utilitarian purposes are or are so few i mean it's used in computer circuits they coat the visors of astronauts visors with thin thin. film of gold because it's because it's very refl

and the reason the senate is in such a rush to get it done, they want the president to sign off on it before he goes on vacation the end of the week. richard? >> thank you, tracie potts in washington for us. >>> big sur, the fire rages on. the fire was just 5% contained on tuesday. it's destroyed 22 buildings, including at least 15 homes so far. one house belonging to big sur fire chief herself who is, quote, just trying to function as a chief for now, she says. 8d 830 firefighters are on scene, hoping that the wind cooperates with them today. >>> chain reaction crash involved some 20 cars on louisiana's highway 1, leaving a 62-year-old man dead and sent several others to the hospital. a mile of road was shut down there. let's get more weather across the country. bill karins, what's happening in california? they have that fire they're fighting now. >> unusually warm, still very dry. temperatures will cool off, kind of go back to a more typical weather pattern. through the northwest. not a lot of moisture with it. look at yesterday. again, it was 82 once again in l.a. you have to get t

russian oil tycoon in a california kosky says he wants to do something for political prisoners in a rush at the fonda president the now defunct eucharist oil company was released from jail last friday he said more than ten years behind buys for tax evasion and other titles. nevada could say hi to his political nemesis last week. cos he spoke to reporters on sunday in berlin germany where he was reunited with his family. it was his first appearance since being released to express is intended to remain in germany for now. the new cars go back to was havin a guarantee of satire been evident in the country there kosky said he wouldn't get involved in russian politics he said western governments should win and that he's not the last political prisoner in my shack and he vowed to help the as he left behind while in prison but of coz he wrote articles for newspapers and other media that were highly critical of it and i may speak was fun and the islands as attention is now focused on whether quota kosky will keep his word and stay away from politics. what is and now fall at the center when if i

they are not in a rush.hey are taking their time. >> how is facebook now compared to the other options out there? >> facebook and twitter are the future. everyone recognizes that. 20 years ago, we all watched the same tv show at the same time and saw the same commercial. in the future, we consume content when we want to watch it on whatever device we have. the ad should be the same. they should be delivered on a personal level. >> i think what is interesting is that advertisers are seeing the value of video advertising to tell rich stories. >> didn't they know that already? >> you get that targeting on top. they have not had that combination. >> is it worth it? it is expensive. >> i don't think so. compared to television advertising, it is a good value. for one day, it is very hard to reach that many people. one billion users, you cannot reach that many people. you cannot reach 70 users in one day. next we will be watching to see how it plays out. thank you both for weighing in having this conversation with

everything player, you know, they dream of winning the super bowl and running backs dream of getting a rushing title. tonight as a group we got fitted for the crown. next week we win against dallas and we get the crown for good. >> michele: thanks so much. congratulations. >> thank you. >> michele: let's go over to mychal kendricks who was huge for this defense tonight. the bears had a lot on the line tonight. they could have clinched their division with a win and yet you guys looked like the inspired team. how did you set the tone so quickly? >> i'm so proud of this group coming out here and giving it their all. we knew the situation at hand. dallas won. we were playing for a seed. we didn't give it up. we came out here and it's our last home game as far as the regular season is concerned around we did our thing. >> michele: and now you head to dallas to clinch even more potentially to get to the division and go on to the playoff. what do you think is key to winning one at their place? >> what's key is having a game like today. being effective in all three phases of the game. offense, defense

the mayor is in a rush but reverend cal jones is something for green to give us the invocation >> i have a wonderful high school called balboa high school. >> we were in the same class but i couldn't play football lord have mercy i placed football and i'm praying pr it's a blessing to see you all here. we're trying to make things happen. as i look at reverend brown and side third paint and we figured out if preachers can get together we can do things across it or this city. we must continue the work that's been doing. we need to work on housing but i have to work on my brothers and sisters coming out of the prison. we all did something that we should have gone to jail. but the grace of god and so that's it. so we got to continue we've got more work to do and we thank god. reverend mcwhy a he's here. all right. that's good let's pray. god we thank you now as we come and celebrate this time together. first of all, lord we thank you important the great souls

. >> and city streets turning to a rushing river. e going to tell you how this mess causing concern for the morning commute. >> a live look outside this morning, it's another chilly day but it's friday, december 6th, and this is "today in the bay." >> good morning.

. >> legal experts say the ruling is unlikely to prompt a rush of bankruptcy filings, but gives more leverage in pension negotiations. lawmakers take action, trying to stop the crisis. governor pat quinn says he's sign a bill. unions are threatening to sue. the pension system has an unfunded liability of $100 billion. chicago mayor says ill has serious debt problems, saying: >> vice president joe biden is now in china, the second stop on his trip to the far east. he plans to talk with chinese official's confrontation with japan. both claim a group of islands. china declared its air defense zone includes the air space over them. biden made it clear that the dispute is an international concern. >> we, the united states, are deeply concerned by the attempt to unilaterally change the status quo in the east china sea. >> before joe biden arrived defense officials issued a statement reaffirming china's claim on the area. >> protesters in thailand are cleaning up the mess from demonstrations. helping to tidy the street before the king's birthday. demonstrators would suspend their protest out

now it faces a new test - a rush to sign up before this month's deadline. >> blast off - china's first mission to the moon. the jade rabbit gets ready to explore. >> welcome to al jazeera america. thank you so much for joining us. i'm morgan radford live from new york city. >> crews are working to clear the scene of a fatal train derailment in new york city. a southbound commuter train went off the tracks in the bronx as it headed into manhattan. at least four are dead. 63 more were injured much had those 11 are in critical continue. al jazeera's kilmeny duchardt has more from the bronx. >> firefighters, police, crews and the m.t.s.b. continue to work through the night, checking the tracks, cars, mechanical equipment, to try to figure out what went wrong. >> the halliday weekend ended in tragedy and chaos for those on board this train in northern new york city. the crash happened sunday morning. >> we have recovered the event recorder. we have downloaded the data. we've not had a chance to analyse or verify it. >> officials say the train carried about 150 passengers, heading to new yor

was it a rush? >> at one time it was, then it's just a job. >> you get jaded to it? >> very jaded. >> really? at the height of your boxing career, you were knocking guys out in 40 seconds. >> i know. i don't like that time of my life or the person i was. all that money and success i had, i couldn't get anything done. my kids never saw me. i was a horrible father. i'm getting so much done now as a human being than i could have during the time of my fighting career. >> are you surprised you never killed anyone in the ring? >> i'm surprised no one killed me either. i'm glad things turned out the way they did. >> at one point, you had a lot of money. >> i did. i had a lot of money. a lot of zeros. i don't count that good anyway. >> do you miss having that much money? >> i'm set. i'm pretty good. it put a lot of demons in me. i'm not one of those guy that is should have too much. >> there's no celebration here today. a woman was raped and a hero has been convicted of rape. >> desiree washington. when you were going through the trial, what was it like when you felt like yo

it's unclear whether the troubled healthcare.gov website can handle a rush of sign-ups. highlight the fact that over a million people have already signed up since october 1. >> the bomb line is there's a lot of good things in obama care that people like. and the more people see that, the more positive it's going to be. >> i would say we need to change health care, but what they've done, you can't fix this mess. >> people who do miss the deadline can still sign up, they're just have to wait a few weeks longer to get insured. enrollment under the affordable care act will continue to the end of the march. >> investigators are trying to figure out how a passenger plane sliced through a building in south africa in the middle the night. one passenger aboard the british airway flight tweeted this photo. it slap slammed into a building. the airline said all 189 passengers got off the plane safely. thankfully, they're spending the night at a hotel nearby. repairs to the international space station are temporarily onned hold after a successful emergency space walk yesterday to rep

. >> sometimes people attempt to push them buttons too fast and they in a rush and here he is taking the money out your stuff and you don't know so you have to be aware of everything. >> reporter: yesterday afternoon, a woman was robbed at this bank of america on sonoma boulevard. police said she didn't close out her transaction and noticed a man walk up to the atm she had been using. when the victim tried to stop the man from stealing her cash, he grabbed her by the throat and pinned her against the wall. the robber escaped, and now police are warning atm users to be cautious. >> if you step away before that closes out, that opens an opportunity for, uh, someone that would want to prey on you or, inattention. >> reporter: this same scenario has played out at three different banks in vallejo in the last week. investigators don't believe the same person is responsible in all those cases. around the holidays, police said this type of crime tends to increase. this morning, we watched sally brooks walk away from the atm before she closed her transaction. >> i was distracted. >> reporter:

the water w a rushing at a very high rate going down the street and then turning into each property. properties and esh's -- and everybody's homes were completely surrounded by water. >> no water inside your home? >> no water inside our home. just the first two homes at the top of the street were the only ones affected. the firefighters were able to help in saving our homes. >> good to hear that. thank you so much, jennifer fisher. right now the watermain has been shutdown. there is no water service on this street. east bay mud -- [inaudible] doesn't know how this happened. alan wang, abc7 news. >> thank you, alan. >>> the wet weather is not helping crews there. it is raining outside. let's take a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see the slick pavement as the drivers cruise through tonight. let's take a live look from the roof cam in san francisco. it is cold and drizzly along the embarcadero. we do have team coverage on the cold snap. we startist with meteorologist sandhya patel with a first look at weather on live doppler 7hd. >> ama, weather is definitely picking up

and a rush of last-minute online purchases. >> we had a shortened holiday season in terms of shopping, six fewer days and a surge in online demand, particularly accelerated by mobile devices. i think mobile contributed about 40% of all internet sales. >> fedex says it handled over 275 million shipments and that 99% of ground deliveries got there on time. some people took matters into their own hands to try to get their holiday gifts. >> i'm from florida. we haven't seen my father in, i don't know, how long? >> three years. >> three years. and i don't know what's in the package actually. >> u.p.s. isn't saying how many packages didn't make their destination on time but say most of the deliveries will be dropped off by tomorrow. >>> amazon is also offering refunds by delayed package deliveries, refunding shipping charges and give customers $20 toward a future performance. >>> the dow hit another record high today, unusual for this time of the year. we asked scott budman to explain the latest big rally. >> reporter: yeah, it is a big rally. like so many of the presents that we ordered on

gets giving the fed's permission to taper but they don't expect ben bernanke and company to be in a rush. >> i think the fed will take one more a month of data to have three months of descent data to start indicating they will clearly taper. >> reporter: the fed's tapering hand could be strengthened if congress comes up with a budget deal, lifting another cloud over the economy. what happens when congress returns next week could be crucial. for "nightly business report", i'm hampton pearson in washington. >>> david kelly says the fed is one step closer to deciding to taper. he's chief global strategist at jp morgan funds. hi, david, how close is close besides the jobs report that hampton was just reporting on, the strong gdp number and the strong auto sales, strong home sales, good news on manufacturing, cyber monday. how do you think the fed looks at all this data and could they taper this month? >> yeah, i think they could. i would call it a 50/50 shot if they taper. logically they absolutely should. if the fed is going to be consistent. you go to last june when ben bernanke talked abo

a mall spokesman says shoppers could have been hurt in a rush to grab cash. >>> black friday shopping led to sales this weekend. shoppers spent a little more than $9.7 billion on friday, down more than 13% from last year. but when you add sales from thursday and saturday together, spending rose 2.3%. apparently shoppers were shopping online too while cooking their turkeys at home. online sales were up nearly 20% on thanksgiving day. >>> today was the day local business hoped to fill their registers with holiday dollars. small business saturday has been growing in popularity since it started just a few years ago. last year americans spent $5.5 billion on the saturday after thanksgiving. they're projected to spend just $2 billion on this upcoming cyber monday. >>> even president obama got in on small business saturday. he took his daughters to a washington, d.c. bookstore to take care of a rather long shopping list. by the time he made it to the register the president had picked up more than 20 books. >> some outstanding books. i've got a book for every age group from 5 until 52. >> amo

us american activists are calling on president obama to pardon edward snowden who of course is in a rush to run a temporary asylum and u.s. authorities want him to stand trial for charges associated with his leaks that revealed details about the extensive surveillance of the operations of the n.s.a. in the meantime the plight of whistleblowers has been documented in a new film called the media stalin it's shot by a crew of wiki leaks journalists and it costs light on their dangerous mission to seek an outlet for their secret documents. reports. it's been described as a wiki leaks or road movie following the journey of a group of wiki leaks associates across central asia searching for media outlets to help publish secret diplomatic cables with making it. something which which i would like to call an acid test and our us interest was one of the u.s. state department cables where you give these cables to certain. publications and see how they react to it most of the publications had difficulties in responding to and publishing secrets that had to do with the united states with empire and ou