. >> adrian fendi was here -- adrian fenty was here for an interview in 2006. >> i have a philosophyabout politics. is to be the ceo of the district of columbia, to be the political leader, and to make sure all my employees are great public servants. i think that when corruption happens, it happens because people lose sight of what they are in it for, whether they are sometimes following the money, sometimes power. i am going to stay focused. >> has he ever been accused of being corrupt? >> yes. actually. during the 2010 campaign, mayor vincent gray took full advantage of some stories i had written about the fenty administration, possibly favoring some friends of adrian fancy. if you lived here, you saw television ads that presented it that way. vincent gray's slogan was, character, integrity, leadership. that character and integrity , those were direct shots at the fenty administration at the time, accused of being corrupt. >> that he never was indicted? >> no, there were never any investigations other than a d.c. council investigation which ironically was led by folks who ended up

adrian thinks he has control of the situation. but when one of his employees yells that the man is reaching for a gun, the tide quickly turns. >> i kind of stayed on my hands and knees there. he stood up and cocked the gun, pointed it at me, backed up, got in the pickup and drove off. >> adrian is frustrated the man gets away with the saws. but because he was grappling on the ground, he wasn't able to see a key moment in the incident. watch again. this time paying attention to the right side of the screen. as you can see, when the thief pulls the gun, another man gets out of the truck with his hands up. apparently trying to remove himself from the situation. the truck pulls away without that other man in it. police arrive within minutes and interview him. >> he was white as i was, i guess, and shaken. the police came and everything. they started filling me in and they were getting more information from him. and he was very helpful, i guess, this apprehending this guy. >> the suspect is arrested that same day. he's found guilty of

>> reporter: it is, adrian. i'm about halfway along the route from mthatha, the capital of the eastern cape area here, and qunu, which, of course, is where the mandela home is and where nelson mandela's final resting place will be. the plane carrying his body is on his way here. we expect it to land in mthatha in a half hour so. after formalities are completed there, a drive through the streets of the city of mthatha. elbegin his final journey along this 30-kilometer route to qunu. already in this rural area among the hills and homesteads, pockets of people are gathered waiting as long as they have to wait, perhaps two hours, to catch a glimpse of nelson mandela's cortiege when he passes about. this is the place he called home. he wrote about it as having been the place where he spent the happiest years of his childhood where nature, he said, was his plays it ground. after his relief from prison he walked on the hills here. he's remembered here as a humble man as well as the global icon and struggle and liberati

ande have john and david adrian mowat.e were talking about the bifurcation of some of these parts of asia emma who will grow and who will not be that hard, whatever. signs are positive a looking like things on a recovery path, a solid recovery path. then you have the normalization of monetary policy around the corner. >> the big shock of this year was how much fiscal drag you have in the u.s. to you had sequestration, the government shut down. have a deal. it is not a great yield on the budget could but it will be able to travel through much of 2014 without fears on the budget. could easily be delivering around 3% growth. >> which economy in asia will suffer the most once the u.s. does embark on the tapering program? >> i think it is back to an age -- back to indonesia who is the most vulnerable. in india, we are seeing that the economy has slowed down. account deficit has narrowed to 1% of gdp. if china gets really serious on pollution, coal prices could go much lower. we have a boom in the indonesian property market. we

. ♪ >>> hello, welcome to the news hour, i'm adrian finnegan, and these are our top stories from dohaa french report into the deathia sir arafat says he died of old age. >>> lebanons army sets up check points in an attempt to end weeks of violence. >>> ukraine's government survives a no confidence vote. >>> and the dancer, jailed for an acid attack. ♪ >>> within the last new .minutes a team of french forensic scientists have released the conclusions of their investigation into the death yasir arafat. they say he died of old age. for more on this, we'll be joining our correspondent from paris in the next few minutes. but first we turn to thailand. the government has struggled to find the best way to respond to protests. first it adopted a soft approach. then they got tough using tear gas and rubber bullets. on day ten they went back to plan a, allowing demonstrators on to government property. al jazeera, wayne haye reports from bangkok. >> reporter: riot police and anti-government protesters prepared to one against exchange tear gas and bullets. instead they worked together to pull awa

. >> reporter: adrian, yes, victor yanukovych's rejection of the e.u.e was expected to conclude a deal with vladimir putin instead, but nothing has been signed. well, pro e.u. and anti-yanukovych protests in kiev are now in its third week. it began when yanukovych pulled out of a deal with e.u. will there be a deal be made between russia and ukrainian is? is it still going to happen? >> reporter: they haven't signed on the dotted line but discussions are still open and ongoing with moscow. unlike for the moment negotiith the european union, which you were saying were rejection of that trade agreement. sparked off these pro european demonstrations. some reports even suggesting that the ukrainian president may be aging towards a deal worth $17 billion with moscow. now he desperately needs that. but the economy here is in dire straits. the deal with moscow clue the possibility of a cheap deal on gas and perhaps direct aid because reserves here are running out fast. the central bank quite simply is seeing its stock pile of cash ebbing away very quickly. >>

>> what do you think, adrian? >> we have a 12-month view of this stock.ould say few retailers, everyone is under promotional pressure. merchandise margins are down. if you can pull other levers, buy back stock of which they bought back 4% of their shares in the third quarter, very committed to shareholder value. and touch the st&a lever, to us in the near term while the environment remains very soft, if you can make your numbers, and generate, you know, earnings growth in the out year, that, too, is actually a net relative outperformer. >> the shares here about $39. where do you think they are a year from today? what do you think the fundamental value is for the company here? >> interestingly enough, we don't necessarily agree with adrian longer term. we do have a mid-40s price target when we look out 12 to 18-month time period. we do recognize the international opportunity, a lot of initiatives they have in place and going forward. as we look through the next several quarters, obviously it's not enough to make the numbers. we saw that with a 2% comp, whi

the details in around 20 minutes. >>> hello again, adrian finnegan here in doha.op stories. ♪ >> south africans have been celebrating the life of nelson mandela, and tributes are being paid word wide, the 95-year-old icon died in his home on thursday. he'll be laid to rest in a p private ceremony on december 15th. leaders from 40 african nations are meeting in paris to discuss military intervention. more now on the death of nelson mandela. we have a former campaign manager for the south african leader. he joins us live from new york. thanks for being with us. having worked so closely with nelson mandela i can understand today must be a particularly emotional one for you. what memories of him are foremost in your mind right now? >> i mean right now i'm thinking about the election period because that was when i spent the most amount of time with him. and he was an incredible man. we would be out campaigning and his security would be trying to keep him away from the hordes of people and he would break every security rule in the book and make sure he could touch and s

los dodgers participan aÑo tras aÑo en diversos eventos festivos en varias Áreas de los Ángeles, adriandgers no solo ha repartido mantas, mochilas, juguetes, camisetas, sombreros y diversos artÍculos durante los Últimos aÑos, sino que tambiÉn le ha dedicado gran parte de su tiempo a estas obras benÉficas que pone al equipo mucho mÁs cerca de los habÍa tantos de la ciudad. >> a estos dos lugares se suma el eco park en el sunset boulevard donde asistieron el gerente general y el alcalde garcetti, los dodgers son un patrocinador (en inglÉs) estuvieron acompaÑados por jÓvenes que ayudan con la buena causa de acercar juguetes y diferentes elementos para los mÁs necesitados, los que para estas fechas navideÑas necesitan mÁs que nunca de la solidaridad de todos. el titÁn adrian gonzÁlez, su familia y los dodgers una vez mÁs estan ayudando a la comunidad de los Ángeles. >> que lindo gesto, bueno vamos a regresar a los Ángeles con jackie guerrido y lo Último sobre la tormenta invernal que ha cobrado vidas en el paÍs, adelante jackie, cuÉntanos que estÁ pasando en esta Época navideÑa. >> asÍ es p

>> that was adrian. >> she's in the elf costume? she's like leaping. >> very energetic there. >> your little boy had surgery 10 days ago or so. he's doing much better. how did christmas go? >> he's recovering well. probably doing better than i a. we decorated the tree. he has on a new york giants jersey on. we spent christmas with my ex-husband eric and his wife. >> you and i are like birds of a feather. modern family all the way. there was a huge fight at the restaurant. two waiters beat each other up. he said this was the rest restaurant ever. he loved it. he was like this is amazing things that go on here. >> wrestling and -- >> yeah it was unbelievable. were you in pennsylvania? >> i was in pennsylvania in allen town, pennsylvania. we had a nice christmas. it was good. am i the only one that's happy it's over? maybe because i'm in this chair i get to be more negative. i'm so happy it's over. i'm like christmas check the box. we had a great time. we surprised my mom with a trip to the caribbean for her birthday. >> a cruise? >> f

>> that was adrian. >> she's in the elf costume? she's like leaping. >> very energetic there. >> your little boy had surgery 10 days ago or so. he's doing much better. how did christmas go? >> he's recovering well. probably doing better than i a. we decorated the tree. he has on a new york giants jersey on. we spent christmas with my ex-husband eric and his wife. >> you and i are like birds of a feather. modern family all the way. there was a huge fight at the restaurant. two waiters beat each other up. he said this was the rest restaurant ever. he loved it. he was like this is amazing things that go on here. >> wrestling and -- >> yeah it was unbelievable. were you in pennsylvania? >> i was in pennsylvania in allen town, pennsylvania. we had a nice christmas. it was good. am i the only one that's happy it's over? maybe because i'm in this chair i get to be more negative. i'm so happy it's over. i'm like christmas check the box. we had a great time. we surprised my mom with a trip to the caribbean for her birthday. >> a cruise? >> f

. ♪ >> hello, welcome to the news hour on al jazeera, i'm adrian finnegan, with our continuing coveragef the life and death of nelson mandela. [ singing ] >> south africans remember the man who lead them out of white-only rule. [ gunfire ] >>> in other news, france deploys more troops to the central african republic, a day after violence lead more than a hundred people dead. >>> and a cash for work scheme is winning praise for helping in the cleanup after typhoon haiyan. ♪ >>> so we begin with the death of nelson mandela. tributes are being paid and prayers today for the icon. the country's first black president died at his home on thursday at the age of 95. the president of south africa addressed the country to reveal further detiles of funeral arrangements. the south african government declared this sunday as a national day of prayer and reflection, and from december 11th, mandela's body will lie in state at key government buildings in the capital of victoria. then on sunday december 15th, he'll be laid to rest in a private ceremony. >> this international icon was a symbol of reconcil

adrian cervantes nos tiene toda la actualidad del mundo deportivo.cias por acompanarnos , los dejamos con el noticiero nacional de telemundo y jose diaz balart... --- (♪). >> hoy en el "noticiero telemundo" reina el pÁnico en una escuela secundaria por una balacera que dejÓ a dos estudiantes heridos y sospechoso muerto. >> hablamos en la prisiÓn en exclusiva con una profesora hispana que enfrenta cadena perpetua por la muerte del hombre que dice la violÓ hace casi dos dÉcadas. >> aseguran que el capo mÁs buscado el mundo se beneficia de las guerras entre los demÁs carteles de la droga. >> y millones de estadounidenses

. >> this is adrian. picking up on the ladies who obviously have boyfriends. >> oh that's your boyfriend? >> that's not brave. that's greg or bald. >> yeah, no kidding. >> it was a great year, boost, for the ladies. >> yeah, i have the peanutbutter at my place. >> he must confuse her with a puppy. >> he doesn't just go after the layy with friends she starts going -- oh, come on. >> and families. >> i'm surprised these guys didn't lunge at him and punch him or something. >> what would you say? >> i think i might just be impressed by his goldness and then say get the huck away. >> is this your husband? >> it's a husband who gets the most upset about this. >> i was actually coming over here to maybe get your number. i'm really into the older women. do you want me to go? with your wife? >> it's just wrong on so many levels. you what's wrong? give him my number. >> keeping motorcycles safe with no riding sek ji. >>> i want to tell you about this cat fight. >> uh-oh. >> a big cat rescue. >> as you can see, thei

and officer adrian pane. may i have now officer jason robertson. sergeant sean ryan. sergeant kelvin sanders. sergeant jason sawyer. [applause] can i have officer pete sable. officer thomas smith. officer michael wolf. officer ronald laberto. >> mike wolf decided to be with his wife, having a baby and missed our ceremony. see if he ever gets anything again. >> and the silver medal awarded for the first officer on that night sergeant roberto. and although captain told the story as well could be told. i was there that night. and the story pales by comparison if you saw what these officers encountered. and the fact of the smoke and the rounds going through floors and ceiling and fire and all the buildings attached. i can assure that the shot taken that night by officer hines saved lives as well as all of these officers. [applause] and one person that is not mentioned in the report is captain jason turnis, i don't know if he's here. but he's the captain on scene that had the courage and experience to call for the green lights. and green lights are less common than gold me

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adrian peterson, minnesota vikings, was carted off the field with an ankle injury after a tackle by arthurrown. he won the vible player award. he was questionable to play due to a groin injury. he was the leader with 1200 and 8 yards. history made in park city utah. the united states had all three podiums in a world cup world cup bob sled event. el-lana my exercise aja evans took home gold, jaumie grooubel and lol low jones tie toed silver. both of those are track competitors. >> one of the four medals won by jesse owens at the 1936 olympics in berlin sold for $1.46 million - the highest praise paid for a piece of moik memorabil memorabilia, shattering the $865,000 paid for a silver sup won by the winner of the first modern day marathon in 1896. >> still ahead - enter a world beyond your imagination. the cutting edge of computer imagery. >> and it's called over the river, a project with a $20 million price tag, but it has environmental groups power of the people until we restore outraged. >> welcome back to al jazeera america. here is a look at the top stories. >> people across south afric

. >>> hello again, adrian finnegan in doha with the top stories this hour.sts in thailand appear to be dying down ahead of the king's birthday on thursday. a cleanup is underway in bangkok after ten days of opposition rallies. >>> the funeral of a leader who was killed outside of his home in beirut. hezbollah blames israel. but israel denies any involvement. >>> nate toe has condemned the use of force by police in ukraine, during the ongoing anti-government protestings. >>> more now on the anti-government protests in thailand, the political tension has exposed the deep divisions that run through thai society. wayne haye has traveled north in thailand where government supporters are standing by, ready to come out in support of the country's leader. >> reporter: here there is little doubt who most people support in thailand's battlefield. the government is facing stiff opposition from protesters. this is a farmer and member of the so-called red shirts, a political movement that helped bring the government to power in an election, and is vowing to keep it there

and frozen football, the snow cost adrian peterson a foot sprain. ten seconds left, joe flacco connects for a touchdown. ravens in that tundra 29-26. >>> miami dolphins, they freeze out the steelers. >>> and blizzard conditions look at this. no field goal attempts. why? ask calvin johnson who face plants him. eagles come back to win 34-20 >>> s.e.c. championship, auburn wins in a scoring bonanza. auburn plays number one in the championship. state handed undefeated osu the first loss in 25 games. 34-24 in this one. with osu out auburn is in. how do fans celebrate? they burn anything in lansing. >>> standing ovation for bryant's first game in eight months. 9 points and 8 turnovers in 28 minutes of play. ross was not so rusty with this half-time buzzer beater. >>> a stunning revelation from scottish singing sensation susan boyle plus miley cyrus brings her wrecking ball to the jingle ball. >>> welcome back. right now the temperature in sacramento, the temperature in vegas, those locations are colder thanfairbanks, alaska. usually we get a warm southerl

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. >> reporter: adrian gomez is buying in to the idea. >> great for us as a consumer. it's unfortunate for the employees because they have to be here instead of be at home with their loved ones enjoying this holiday season. >> reporter: late night shopping sounds risky. >> this is the latest guy with this holidays i don't like -- >> reporter: kohl's employees say they will look over their shoulder. owe shoppers have no intention of meeting. >> you need to spend time with your family and not in stores. >> that was jean reporting. kohl's is not the only retailer keeping the doors open all night. toys "r" us and some macy's stores are doing that. the family of a 13-year-old girl on life support at an oakland hospital could learn more about what led to her condition. her medical records will be released by monday. she went to the hospital on december 9th to have her tonsils removed. she suffered complications that toledo her being declared brain dead. she is now on life support until monday. >>> now to an nbc bay area follow up. redwood city officials orders stem's middle

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jf on chroma para finalizar que cartelera la de este sabado en san antonio adrian broner, subestimo arcos maidana, salio a tumbarle la cabeza al invicto broner y lo derrumbo en dos ocasiones; en el segundo y octavo round y por decision unanime los jueces le dieron el titulo de la amb welter a maidana que ahora esta a la espera de mayweather jr.... 115-110, 116-109 y 117-111 115-110, 116-109 y 117-111 anchor gracias por acompanarnos 115-110, 116-109 y 117-111 anchor gracias por acompanarnos , los dejamos con el noticiero nacional de . >>> un aumento bus en mÉxico dÓnde viajaban once indÍgenas entre ellos niÑos. >>> y inmigrantes y activistas piden al presidente barack obama le pida fin a el sufrimiento de deportaciones. >>> y en tela de juicio la efectividad jaed bonoes antibacteriales y dicen que prun provocar cambias hormonal. >>> y sube subiendo el premio

in 2010 agent jesus mesa shot sergio adrian hernandez guarico under this bridge on the edge of juarez mexico. the us mexico border runs through the middle of the canal. >> sergio and some of his friends who live on the mexican side of the border often were in that dry ravine, and they were there on that summer evening as well. >> a witness filmed what took place with a cell phone. bobbie mcdow was on the bridge that day too, and later provided this sworn statement to attorney bob hilliard. >> a border patrol agent grabbed a hold of the one basically came into his arms. and he had his weapon in his right arm, and the young man in his left hand. i was very very worried i didn't feel there was any reason for him to have pulled his gun. >> he started firing his weapon, into mexico. [gun shots] >> the border patrol guy aims, and you hear two shots..and one hits sergio right between the eyes. >> after the shooting stopped, i'm looking around and i see that there's someone on the ground underneath the black bridge. and i remember saying to my husband, "is that a body?" and he says, "yes". >>

alternatives to rehabilitative programs to more comprehensive case management and finally jonathan simon is adrian craig in professor of law, teaches courses on criminal laws, criminal justice, law and consulted culture and law risk and studies. his book includes parole and the social control of the under class 1890-1990 how the war on crime transformed american democracy and created fear. welcome our panelist. [ applause ] >> i'm going to start with catherine mccrack in, the organization on juvenile and criminal justice has done extensive reach on the bail system and pretrial detention. is the system currently working would you say and what reforms would you support? >> thank you for having m e here today. the center for criminal justice has released a report last year that did examine the bail industry particularly around the lobbying effort. i want to talk a little bit about the criticisms of the commercial bail industry that has been reoccurring over the years and these date back as far back as to the 1920s that

two elite programs, north carolina and number one michigan state and adrian payne is bringing the painpartans at 16 points. michigan state jacking up the three's. unc would take advantage. it is the run out here and uncontested jam. williams is 7-0 as a tar heel. they take down michigan state 79-65. nba match up of two of the best in port land -- portland. rejected by ibaka and back the other way and kevin durant and had 33 for oakland state. what a score. he had 38 for the blazers. the lasers over the thunder 111-104. now a best in the west record of 15-3. abc7 sports is brought to you abc7 sports is brought to you by riverwalk casino. soon, californians from to salinas to san diego will have equal access to quality health insurance. those who need financial assistance will get it. and nobody will be denied because of a pre-existing condition. welcome to a new state of health. welcome to covered california. we are your health insurance marketplace. enroll today at coveredca.com. your season is here. let's just call it the baking time of year. you need special ingredients. you need the

. ====== adrian peterson se puso al equipo a cuestas corriendo en 35 ocasiones para un total de 211 ydsro blair walsh para que anotara el gol de campo para el triunfo sobre los bears.... con la derrota chicago resbala a 6 & 6 y pierde terreno para obtener un boleto de comodin en la conferencia nacional.... ====== por segunda ocasion en esta temporada choque entre broncos y chiefs ambos en busca de la supremacia en la conferencia americana.... peyton manning volvio a ganar el duelo de mariscales con un total de 403 yds por aire y 5 pases para touchdown, 4 de ellos para el receptor eric decker quien atrapo 8 para 174 yds.... con el triunfo denver mejora a 10 y 2 en el aÑo.... blanca --asi llegamos al final de ...... >>> estamos con el lunes en la n noche y titulares y mÁs. >>> aqyuuÍ nos acompaÑan los a carnales y emepzamos la semana con totulares y mÁs. >>> buenas noch

vikings have new life, adrian peterson. he went over 10,000 rushing yards in his career today. he had 211 in the game. that gave walsh a second chance from 34 yards out. that is right down the pipes. vikings, they go on to win this one 23-20 in overtime. good football around the nfl. big game tonight. redskins and giants right here on nbc 4. i wouldn't give a prediction, but i don't want to be blamed for jinxing the redskins. >> i have a feeling tonight. weather tonight? >> the weather tonight, you saw diana down there bundled up. maybe you're running a little bit behind headings down there, i think you're fine with a couple of layers. 40 and light winds for the game. >> watch it right here on nbc 4. stay nice and warm. >>> "nightly news" up next. we'll be here so, this board gives me rates for progressive direct and other car insurance companies? yes. but you're progressive, and they're them. yes. but they're here. yes. are you...? there? yes. no. are you them? i'm me. but those rates are for... them. so them are here. yes! you want to run through it again? no, i'm good. you g

and it may be over her team's dramatic loss to rival auburn. 28-year-old adrian briskey is charged with-old michelle shepard at a party near birmingham on saturday. police say both women are crimson tide fans. they are investigating witness accounts but briskey became enraged when the victim joked about alabama's last second loss on a 100-yard return of a missed field goal. >>> on sunday "60 minutes" broke the story about amazon's plan to use drones to deliver packages. whether that program will fly depends on the faa. as mark strassmann reports first first the agency must answer concerns about safety, security and privacy. >> reporter: this is the air drop technology amazon calls prime air. ceo jeff bezos told charlie rose on "60 minutes" he hopes it will deliver packages under five pounds faster than a pizza. >> these are effectively drones there's no reason they can't be used as delivery vehicles. >> reporter: bezos said a fleet of self-guided drones is still years away. >> i know it can't be before 2015 because that's the earliest that we can get the rules from the faa. my guess is

the snow cost adrian peterson a foot sprain.ater with ten seconds left joe flacco connects, ravens, 29-26. the miami dolphins freezing out the steelers in pittsburgh. >>> and lyons and eagles wh, wh are they doing out there? no field goal attempts in the entire game. why? ask megaton calvin johnson who face plants in the snow. i was having fun. eagles win, 34-20. >>> s.e.c. championship, auburn beating missouri in a scoring bonanza, 59-42. the most points ever for the title game. auburn is now second in bcs land and play florida state. auburn can thank michigan state for that opportunity, by the way, state handing undefeated ohio state their first loss in 25 game, 34-24 with osu out, auburn is now in. how do michigan state fans celebrate? going to the rose bowl. hey? we'll just burn anything in lancing. police made multiple arrests. you can imagine. >>> fans for kobe bryant were for civilized. a standing ovation for his first game in eight months. it showed. 9 points, 8 turnovers in 28 minutes of play, toronto's terrence ross wa

took place in the shia district of baghdad where a car exploded near a workshop peace activist dark adrian sends believes the situation is worse for many than it was under former dictator saddam hussein. months after the bombings in ninety one there was electricity there was telephone again there was a fair distribution. russians people didn't die of hunger people died because there was no you know and not enough clean water i'm sure on a lot of diseases goddess actions in both the united states but there were basic services that people have to work and it's not like the situation where after ten years. of your patients eleven years know that there are no basic services. i'll be back in about thirty minutes with more news but before that exxon of waco looks into the role of hamas in the peace process with israel. just imagine a foreign leaders like alexander lukashenko or vladimir putin to shoot up an anti e.u. protest and all garia greece are hungry to urge people to leave the e.u. and join up with the eurasian customs union obviously the mainstream media would be on fire screaming that t

this is adrian. he made his first snowman today. good job. very good job. going tohe snowmen are hang around because temperatures are going to be so cold. 38 and reagan national. 37 in quantico. 36 now in annapolis. temperatures will slowly drop the next hour or two. they are going to be average wake-up temperatures. we will find the coldest readings in areas that do not have snow cover. 14 at dulles. 13 in frederick. teens and low 20s around the rest of the area that have nothing on the ground. temperatures up and down the ds --21 in detroit. 70 degrees -- that is going to come here on thursday. the chill remains over a large part of the country. we are seeing moderation. this morning situation to the used, the bottom line, temperatures were to warm. it was 34 degrees in most of the area. a couple of degrees colder, we had enough liquid that accumulated. now it is high pressure. cold weather we're are going to be dealing with. is going toance swing down on thursday. a fair amount of sunshine. we have several sunny days. --is time we have a lot of sunshine

among them, vikings' running back adrian peterson. rob gronkowski is believed to have i attorn acl suffered in a low hit against the browns. mri is expected to confirm it on monday. and this had been the highest scoring offense since gronkowski made his debut this season as of week seven. and also, broncos' receiver wes welker suffered his second concussion in four games. he will not be able to practice or play until he receives clearance from an independent neurologist. >> bob: mike, once again, we thank you for that and more. don't miss mike florio on "pro football talk" presented by chevrolet every weekday afternoon at 5:30 on nbcsn. new orleans, 31, carolina, 13. al and cris wrap it up from the big easy after this. hi toooom... wendy's bacon portabella melt? you look...different. i had a little work done. new bun? brioche. mmm, that's hot. okay...that was weird. here's yours- i'm gonna take mine and leave you two alone. wendy's bacon portabella melt. a new buttery brioche bun, crisp bacon and rich portabellas in a melty cheddar sa

two elite programs, north carolina and number one michigan state and adrian payne is bringing the painan state jacking up the three's. unc would take advantage. it is the run out here and uncontested jam. williams is 7-0 as a tar heel. they take down michigan state 79-65. nba match up of two of the best in port land -- portland. rejected by ibaka and back the other way and kevin durant and had 33 for oakland state. what a score. he had 38 for the blazers. the lasers over the thunder 111-104. now a best in the west record of 15-3. abc7 sports is brought to you by riverwalk casino. >> they are for r customer appreciation month at subway. we're saying thanks with two of your favorite six inch subs. the six-inch cold cut combo, or the six-inch meatball marinara, built fresh from the bread up for just $2 each all december long. subway. eat fresh. for just $2 each all december long. to those who've been waiting welcome to covered california. the place to find quality, affordable coverage, and nobody can be denied because of a pre-existing condition. enroll today at coveredca.com. wake up wea

adrian lund, the president of i.i.h.s., says automakers know that safety sells. >> consumers should because this change in the ratings shows that the state of the art of motor vehicle safety is changing and it's changing for the better and it's changing rapidly. >> reporter: scott, the i.i.h.s. says crash-avoidance technology like auto braking is the kind of technology that has automakers moving toward eventually producing cars that can actually drive themselves. >> pelley: jeff pegues. thank you, jeff. today prosecutors in seattle released surveillance video of a violent confrontation on a city bus. it happened last month when an armed robber started taking passengers' phones. but when the gun was pointed in the face of this rider, he was preoccupied with his own phone. the man suddenly pushed the gun away and fought back. you can even see him put his phone in his pocket with one hand as he punches with the other. other passengers jumped in to help subdue the suspect. and we'll be right back. [ doctor ] and in a clinical trial versus lipitor, crestor got more high-risk patients' bad c

in adrian minnesota thanks for calling what's up. yeah tom i just watched your interview with the guy from the k.k.k. and i and i've seen you interview you know people who are climate change deniers people who are you know trickle down economics supporters and i'm a liberal progressive i support every position you take but my problem and i'm having a hard time trying to wrap my head around this is just where do you think debates like this will take society given the fact that we're in such a period of people in this society yourself wrote this book scratch twenty sixteen knowing that such a period of upheaval is always coming you know i remember from when i was in college re you know reading transcripts of the lincoln douglas debates there were fascinated bates but they didn't stop the united states from plunging into a bloody civil war what what is it that drives you to debate where do you see what place you think that the baiting these people has and improving our society knowing that you're not going to change the people you're de

predominantly shia areas took at least thirty nine lives and injured well over one hundred a duck adrian's an activist to campaigns against u.s. actions in iraq he says this is saudi and the country has just been ripped apart. there was a mosaic of minorities in. in iraq and they were sort of hell together by a certain feeling of citizenship living in one country but when the americans again they imposed sectarianism they didn't appoint people to both because of their quality has been because of their ethnic background but it's what it all started that gave the chance to fundamentalist feudal figures. to come back to the scene do the balazs the concept of citizenship turns down you were not a citizen of iraq but you were a member up certain sect or member of a certain minority so this this creates big big problems in the whole of iraq. and i know that she has been one of iraq's most deadly as we are documenting at r.t. dot com with a timeline ultimately showing how many civilians have died since the intervention of a decade ago. i . i. it's good to have you with us here on r.t. internation

>> reporter: adrian gomez is buying into the idea. >> it's great for us as a consumer. think it's unfortunate for the employees because they have to be here instead of being at home with their loved ones enjoying this holiday season. >> reporter: and mcminmin says late-night shopping sounds risky. >> this is the latest i go. with the holidays, i don't like it to be like this at all times. >> reporter: kohl's employees who won't talk on camera said they'll be looking over their shoulders, too. a spokesperson won't share security plans but there will be extra staff on hand. >> you need to be spending time with your family and not in stores. >> reporter: not everyone thinks this all-night shopping is a good idea, but kohl's isn't the only retailer playing this game. macy's and toys "r" us stores will be open 24 hours starting this weekend. reporting live in san jose, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> target customers look out for a stealthy scam. less than 24 hours after announcing 40 million credit card numbers were stolen, target customers are being victimized again.

and a political analyst adrian says the government in argentina should have seen this coming quite a long time ago. this is the result of thirty years of democracy so-called democracy because it's basically a system whereby people who are supported by the money powers finally get into power and especially ten years of the curious government that have done everything possible to lower the educational basis of the people is not about the real needs of the people but rather common looting because they have been seeing so much government corruption still goes with the cuter shinners that in no way lonely people seem to be saying well if they are stealing so many billions of dollars from government our national and provincial level maybe we should do the same because mother global headlines for you in brief time for the world update now will start with us lawmakers to restrict two year budget deal which will avoid another shutdown when government funding runs out in january when approved by congress there will be an easing of spending cuts and a significant reduction of the deficit the go

and political analyst adrian saw the chase has their authorities have brought they sometimes house. we are seeing regular criminals suburbs tourist hold law firms just plain sheens are taking advantage of the fact that the police are modern the streets to do all the looting this is the result of thirty years of so-called democracy because it's basically a system whereby people who are supported by the money powers finally get into power and especially ten years of the curation of government that have done everything possible to lower the educational basis of the people so that as you see we have people who are trying to wanted to get something for nothing they have become used to working or just been living on government world here and now that there are more police on the streets they take the opportunity to do all the looting and it is the world's biggest market created by its very open open border very own open border policy is but that still doesn't promise businesses in the european union guaranteed riches some u.k. france says brussels is considering tightening the screws on t

shiite suburb of baghdad were a car bomb went off near a workshop iraq analyst and peace activist adrian sense says the situation is worse than it was under former dictator saddam hussein six months after the bombings in ninety one there was electricity there was. russian people didn't die of hunger people did die because there was no. level of clean water and so on a lot of diseases goddess actions in both the united states but there were basic services that people have and it's not like the situation now where. you ration eleven years and. there are no basic services. the long arm of the law is reached the leaders of the revolution that toppled hosni mubarak in egypt three years ago but now standing trial under a new law banning unauthorized protests true as the details about that from cairo two leading secular activists. being charged with illegally protesting and for allegedly assaulting police officers in demonstrations last month and two men who were prominent voices in the january two thousand level revolution among the first to be trying to get defense related to egypt's new cont

and political analyst adrian selby chase has their societies have brought this on themselves. we are seeing regular criminals. a whole lot ones just playing feeds taking advantage of the fact that the police are not on the streets to do all their looting this is the result of thirty years of so-called democracy because it's basically a system whereby people who are supported by the money powers finally get into power and especially ten years of the curation of government that have done everything possible to lower the educational basis of the people so that as you see we have people who are trying to wanting to get something for nothing they have become used to working and just living on government welfare and now that there are no police on the streets they take the opportunity to do all the looting and. and on our website the ruble gets a make over hundreds of thousands of people voted to decide on a new symbol for the russian currency and this is the way that it tweaks the russian are similar to an englishman he spent some time at r.t. dot com for the details. and also ther

took place in a shia district of baghdad where a car exploded near a workshop peace activists dark adrian sends believes the situation is worse for many than it was under former dictator saddam hussein. months after the bombings in ninety one there was electricity there was telephone again there was a fair distribution. russians so people didn't die of hunger people did die because there was no no not enough clean water i'm sure on a lot of diseases gone out of sanctions imposed by the united states but there were basic services that people have to work and it's not like the situation now where after ten years. your patients eleven years and. there are no basic services. up next a look at the emotional trauma suffered by american families of servicemen who lost their loved ones from a fire. just imagine it for leaders like alexander lukashenko of lattimer putin just showed up at anti e.u. protests and greece are hungry to urge people to leave the e.u. and join up with the eurasian customs union obviously the media would be on fire screaming that this is part of an attempt to usurp democra

peace activist or adrian sends believes the situation is worse for many that it was under former dictator saddam hussein. the darlington in my view was that they were interested in informing him that there is a finnish tradition. the russians to italy. because there was no no. after the war. disease is gone. involve them in the states. there are basic services to be near the end to ocean isle where the menu occupation. and you know basic services. after about thirty minutes with more news but before that at some point to look into the role of hamas the peace process with israel. ross park. i them just an edge to foreign leaders account to your location or the triple j showed up the anti eu protests and bulgaria greece are hungry to urge people to leave the eu would join the population customs union of these debates to me would be artfire scream that this is part of an attempt to use a democracy that steal the country's away some sort of imperialist agenda. they know what that might be right about that but the weird thing is that for some reason the mainstream media isn't talked about fore

two elite programs, north carolina and number one michigan state and adrian payne is bringing the pain jacking up the three's. unc would take advantage. it is the run out here and uncontested jam. williams is 7-0 as a tar heel. they take down michigan state 79-65. nba match up of two of the best in port land -- portland. rejected by ibaka and back the other way and kevin durant and had 33 for oakland state. what a score. he had 38 for the blazers. the lasers over the thunder 111-104. now a best in the west record of 15-3. abc7 sports is brought to you by riverwalk casino. [ ding ] cheese plate? cheese plate. no, i made something better. you used the oven? boom. [ male announcer ] pillsbury crescents. make the holidays pop. ♪ make t♪ holidays pop. hey, that's the last crescent! oh, did you want it? yeah. we'll split it. [ female announcer ] made fresh, so light, buttery and flakey. that's half. that's not half! guys, i have more. thanks, mom. [ female announcer ] do you have enough pillsbury crescents? and struggle to sleep comfortably together, now there's a solution. the company that